Mac Probe Delays Action on Vital Bills
Washington reports a month old MacArthur inquiry is hindering Senate business and delaying key fiscal 1952 items including appropriation bills, the defense production act, and the $8.5 billion foreign aid program. Senate leaders fear a whitewash critique but refuse to end the probe as recess plans slip.
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State Trucker in Crash With Streetcar
A trailer truck driven by Carl Williams 40 Starbuck Minnesota collided with a street car on the Chicago South Side injuring 26 trolley passengers. Williams was charged with an improper left turn and ordered to appear in safety court June 29.
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Bond Issue Votes Planned in Detroit Lakes
Voters will decide on two bond measures. On June 8 a 450000 issuance for a 12 grade school and repair of existing buildings is on the ballot. On June 12 a 100000 sewer extension bond is up for approval.
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Boston Woman Named Head of Mother Church
Mrs. Lora C. Rathvon of Boston Mass was named president of The Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston at its Annual Meeting. Widow of William R. Rathvon she has aided Christian Science for about 40 years and held roles including Bible lesson committee member.
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Final OK on Universal Military Training Draft Action
Congress likely approves a Senate passed universal military training bill this week. It would create a six month training for 18 year olds, extend the draft to age 18, and set up a five member national security training commission to supervise inductions and training. The plan is long range with immediate duties limited until standards are approved.
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Bronx gunfight ends in death of rooming house tenant
In a tense hour long clash in a Bronx rooming house, 60 year old Rosario Virgadimo fatally wounded landlord Philip Figaro after shooting him. Police used submachine guns searchlights and tear gas to subdue the barricaded resident who was wounded in the shoulder. Tenants and their children hid under beds and in closets as officers finally entered.
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Poundmaster Seeks Owner For Blonde Cocker Spaniel
The Austin Humane Society reports a male blonde Cocker found by the pound master at 804 W. College. The dog is about 10 years old and wearing a choke chain. Names and contact details for the owner are being sought.
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