Berlin May Day clashes and local council results
May Day demonstrations in Berlin drew 750000 plus across sectors with police clashes at Potsdamerplatz as stones flew and crowds taunted officers. In the U S city, Milton L. Campbell and W D Reeves won run off elections to become councilmen, defeating Sam G Como and Mrs Cuba Greer respectively and set to be sworn in May 10 alongside veteran council member E W Buelow.
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Jeff Stroud
Dr. Davis
Stroud
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Aranta Motors
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Bey
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Stalin Reviews Vast Jet Air Armada Parade
Premier Josef Stalin reviewed a vast jet air armada over Red Square during a May Day parade. Ground weapons rolled by as Stalin stood on Lenin's tomb with aides. The event featured a lead plane piloted by Stalin's son and included multiple jet types, signaling a milestone in Soviet military display.
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Red Square
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Graat
Stalin
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Vassili Stalin
Communists Seize Wisconsin Town in Mock Soviet Takeover
Molines Wisconsin residents watched as 75 American Legionnaires staged a dawn mock takeover of Molines city hall. They dragged Mayor Kronenwetter from bed and announced the United Soviet State of America. Newsreel cameras filmed the demonstration as a staged lesson in life under Communist rule.
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Legionnaires
Molines
Wis
Sg. Little
Ralph E. Kronenster
Hfe
Behlind
Imeward Davis
Joseph Boreteder
I¢ American Communist Party
Isonewetter
Homse
Bss
Mosizee
Red
Seal Iron Curtain
Red Banner
Alr
Big Humble Day plans and local events stir town
Anomalous chatter from the DAY Chicago HQ hints at a forthcoming day of community activities and ceremonies. Local figures Danny Bauer and Bob Miner are noted, with PTA jamboree efforts by Bel Smith and weather considerations for night events affecting football plans.
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Chicago
Baytown
Danny Bauer
Papa
Benmons
Bob Min
Ana
W. Cc. Jones
Vance
Anderson
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Bud and Dibrell Pumphrey
Cig
Arty Nettles
Aly
Wal Amrick
Marshall Plan Backers Hope to Block Budget Cuts
Senate leaders express confidence they can assemble enough votes to block cuts in the Marshall Plan budget for next year in a $32.37 billion foreign aid package. They expect some Democratic defections but aim to offset with Republican support for full recovery funding as debate enters its second week.
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Washington
Senate
U. S&s
Chamber
Enonomy
Congress
Joseph FR
Seven nominees named for Teacher of the Year honor
The Barbers Hill Cedar Bayou and Goose Creek ISDs announce seven nominations for Teacher of the Year. New contenders include Ruth O Grady of San Jacinto Elementary J C Burkett of Robert E Lee High School and Odell LaBauve of Highland Elementary. Administrative and supervisory teachers are ineligible. The winner receives 100 cash and the writer of the best nomination letters earns 25.
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Barbers Hill
Cedar Bayou
Goose Creek Independent School
Ruth O’grady
San Jacinto Elementary
J. C. Burkett
Robert EB. Lee High School
State Elections To Test Truman Prestige
Voters in four states select nominees for Congress or governor tomorrow. In Alabama the fight centers on control of the state Democratic executive committee with righters and Truman Democrats battling. Florida features a tense Pepper versus Smathers senatorial race with slogans of free state versus jail state. Ohio shows Senator Robert A. Taft allies in a Republican primary. Indiana centers on a contest among 15 gubernatorial candidates, with attention on Haileck versus Mathias. Florida has five candidates for Peterson’s seat and three seeking Smathers' vacant post.
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Florida
Pepper
United Press
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Democratic Executive Committee
Claude Pepper
George Smathers
Smathers
Ohio
Robert A. Matt
Charles A. Haileck
Maurice Mathias
Logensport
Security risks no risk. McCarthy list dug up earlier
Washington reports state that Representative Frank M. Karsten said most of the 81 State Department security risks listed by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy were investigated over two years ago by two House committees which decided no action was warranted.
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Frank M. Karsten
State Department
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
Baytown Cancer Drive Reaches $2000 Goal
The Baytown unit of the American Cancer Society reports its finance drive met the $2000 quota, praised for leadership by Dr. George D. Bruce. Hugh Stewart chaired the effort with aides Mrs. A. J. Thaman and Mrs. Glenn Barber, as the chapter plans a Humble Dining Room meeting to review final reports and present an educational film at Carver School tonight.
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Baytown
American Cancer Society
Hugh Stewart
George D. Bruce
A. J. Thaman
Glenn Barber
Bruce
Toomorrow
Cancer Society
Carver School
Six Die In Bomber Crash In Lebanon Illinois
Six were killed and two injured when a B 25 bomber on a Perrin Field training mission crashed in a heavily populated Lebanon Illinois neighborhood. The wreck started fires in two houses and debris injured nearby residents as flames and fuel sprayed the area. Captain Coleman of Scott Field said the plane departed Perrin and crashed about 20 minutes after takeoff. Names of the dead were withheld pending kin notifications.
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Perrin
Air
Sherman
Texas
Frank
Wolf
Walter Bridges
O'Fallon
Llinois
Scott Wiela
Bridges
Henry Christ
Wilbert Beck
Beck
Building Ag
Baytown Sun Carrier Seeks Owed Delivery Money
A Baytown Sun carrier requests 90 cents owed for deliveries. The boy will call to collect when possible, urging prompt payment to support his scolaire needs and school work. Treat him as you would a neighbor delivering the paper.
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Baytown
Chrysler Strike Heads Toward End as Union Holds Line
Detroit report says Chrysler officials claim verbal agreement on most issues but CIO United Auto Workers disputes remain. Weckler cites contract language as barrier to return of 89,000 workers. UAW president says issues unresolved. Talks pace continues under mediators with pensions, contract length, and grievance procedures key sticking points.
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U.P
Chrysler
CIO
United Auto ‘Workers
Herman L. Weckler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Nis
Wuueg Sestice
Weckler
Jangu
DAW
Detroit Srez
Httle
Telegraphers Strike Across United States Shuts Telegraph Service
Nationwide strike by telegraph operators begins after New York arbitration deemed unjustified. Bruchner Cru. chapel chairs report service interruptions, with crews in New York headquarters and plans to keep essential wires for newspapers and radio clients running.
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Lee History Club Honored as Texas Best Club
The Texas State Historical Association announced at its annual meeting that Lee History Club One of Texas’ best. Nacogdoches Brackenridge and Chabot Robert are noted as historians for the club. The award marks its seventh consecutive year with five chapters recognized as outstanding in the state.
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Brackenridg
Leo
Baytown In Bloom Today By Brigadiers Maybaskets
Baytown celebrates Brigadier Week as Lee High School girls drum and bugle corps pass out Maybaskets to friends and supporters. The town buzzes with flowers and small businesses joining in the cheerful tradition.
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Lee
Roberta. Lee High School
Indivi
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