Reds Infiltrating Into Indo China Smuggling Arms
French sources report Ho Chi Minh forces have infiltrated southern Cambodia and opened land routes to Thailand to move arms. About 3,000 Vietminh units are said to occupy a broad Cambodian area near Pnompenh with rail traffic disrupted. The movement is aided by Issaraks, while Cambodian regulars and the 6,000 French troops oppose the invaders.
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Pnompenh
Indo-China
Ho Chi-minh
Cambodia
Thailand
Siam
United States
Vietnam
Laos
Communist Organization of Vietminh
Republic of
Gulf of Siam
Gulf
Norodom Sianhouk
Llano County Livestock News Highlights and Moves
The report covers Llano livestock activity including 600 lambs shipped to Fort Worth sold for 24 cents, with purchases from Llano and Mason areas. It profiles Lamb owner Homer Lem and his background, notes ranch sales of odds and ends, shifts in local ranchers like Roland Smith and Joe Neal Sawyer, and mentions Llano boosters such as M. C. Dalhan.
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Homer Lempure
Llano County
Roland Smith
Liano
Fredericksburg
Dittmar Ranch
Liano County
Elmer R. Smith
Llano
Alfred Cameron
Smith Brothers
Roy Smith
Joe Neal Sawyer
San Antonio
John Yates
Llano County Deer Leases and Local Trades Stir Llano
Llano County residents report deer sightings at Moss Ranch while dealing with deer lease demand from out-of-town sportsmen. A local druggist profits from Easter rabbit sales, and Billy Stewart Phillips starts a saddle trade after high school. Blue bonnets inspire a planned Llano trail and a $15 prize for best display. Poultry and rabbit prices from local supply houses are listed for Austin markets.
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Llano
Llano County
Dalchau
Billy Stewart Phillips
Llano High School
Billy Stewart
Manley Ranch
San Saba County
Liano
M. C Dalhan
Bill Leslie
Crosby Arrives to Adoring Scots for Amateur Golf Opener
Crowds of 2 000 giggling lassies plus one man packed the Eden course area at St Andrews on May 21 to witness Bing Crosby arrive amid fanfare and begin practice for the British Amateur Golf Championship. Crosby, in a demure entrance, parred the opening hole and birdied the 18th, drawing cheers despite the uproar at the first tee.
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Andrew's
Scotland
Bing Crosby
Bing
Harry L. Crosby
Paris
Eden
Highlands
Lowlands
J. K. Wilson
Angus Langlands
AEC Publishes Handbook of Aerosols on Dust Behavior
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 147 page handbook summarizing current knowledge on the behavior of dusts fumes and mists. It aims to aid control of radioactive wastes at atomic energy installations and includes declassified war material. The US superintendent of documents sells the booklet for 60 cents.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
National Defense Research Committee
US Superintendent of Documents
Corns Feel Weather Says Foot Secretary
Washington reports that a National Association of Chiropodists official says feet sense weather changes through atmospheric pressure. Dr William J Stickel notes tight shoes make corns painful and reflect barometric shifts amid Foot Health Week observance.
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Washington
National Association of Chiropodists
Association
William J. Stickel
Priest Criticizes Chavez Remark In Brooklyn Sermon
Rev Edward Lodge Curran of St Josephs Church Brooklyn spoke to 500 Catholic Guild members at their 13th annual communion breakfast. He urged Senator Chavez to focus on removing trusted Communists in government rather than attacking Budenz conversion. Curran also defended McCarthy against charges of Communist infiltration.
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New York
Dennis Chavez
D-Nm
Louis Budenz
Edward Lodge Curran
St. Joseph's Church
Brooklyn
Catholic Guild of Western Union Telegraph Company
Chavez
Budenz
Washington
Father Curran
Communist Daily Worker
Fordham University
Catholic Church
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
State Department
Smuts Birthday Celebrations Planned Across South Africa
CAPETOWN May 21 Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts, veteran South African political leader, rests at his Pretoria farm before an 11 day celebration of his 80th birthday. He will travel 3,000 miles to attend 10 major functions starting Tuesday night with a Freedom of Johannesburg dinner in his honor.
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Capetown
South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Pretoria
Smuts
Union of South Africa
Freedom of
Tokyo Politico Stops Work With Vote Plea
Workers quit at the government telecommunications ministry amid a loudspeaker rally by Sadakichi Hittotsumatsu, former communications minister of 1948, urging a vote in the house of councillors in June.
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Tokyo Politico
Tokyo
Telecommunications Ministry
Sadakichi Hittotsumatsu
House of Councillors
Yoshida Rolls Royce Goes on Sale for Political Reasons
Premier Shigeru Yoshida offers his 20 year old Rolls Royce for sale at Liberal Party headquarters in Tokyo. The car is one of the few of its kind in Japan and has drawn opposition criticism.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Liberal Party
Japan
Job Cut Blamed On High Output Per Hour Worked
The Federal Reserve Board says higher output per worker has raised unemployment since last summer. Increased machinery and efficient management boosted output, while more job seekers from population growth and rising participation by married women and teens pressured hiring. Summer unemployment likely rises due to seasonal factors, with many graduates entering the labor force.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Federal Reserve
Chinese Reds Hail Ambassador's Talk
In San Francisco the Indian ambassador Panikkar presented credentials amid a Peiping broadcast praising exchanges of mutual esteem. Panikkar stated the Peoples Republic of China and India, two ancient civilizations, can cooperate for mutual advantage and world peace.
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San Francisco
Peiping
Associated Press
K. M. Panikkar
Chou En-lai
Red
Panikkar
People
Asia
Former OSS Agent Alleges Am erasia Whitewash
Frank Bielaski former wartime OSS agent says high officials tried to erase the Amerasia spy case he led the first raid on Amerasia New York offices in 1945 Bielaski notes he was not interviewed by Justice Department officials until recently and cites about 3000 government documents found at Amerasia in three months including a top secret paper on a new bomb pointing to possible case reopening.
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Washington
Frank Bielaski
Office of Strategic Services
Amerasia
Bielaski
New York
Amerasia One
Justice Department
Department
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