President Truman opposes Bradley testimony on MacArthur talks
The president through a House spokesman opposed General Bradley testifying about confidential April discussions with Mr Truman leading up to MacArthur’s dismissal. Senate leaders debated privilege claims as Bradley faced questions while committees clashed over whether to compel testimony and preserve executive conversations.
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GTON
U.P
Truman
House
Omar N. Bradley
Ps Macarthur
Eects
MacArthur
Truinvate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Aang
Bradley
Senate Investigating Committee
Joint Cudies
E House
Joseph Short
Bean Acheson
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Richard BR. Russell
George
Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee
Russell
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Wiley
White House
Karesapoli
Defense
George C. Marshall
Mr. Truman
Dean Acheson
Defense Sec
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W. Averell Rnman
Mir Truman
Bradier
Bradiey
Unclear event schedule spans Henke Weingarten Culpepper venues
Fragmented notices list locations in Easton and Texas for a X ray unit, concerts at Horace Mann Junior School and Mann auditorium, with various times and a final day at La Porte Airport. Mentions are garbled with incomplete names and inconsistent times, presenting an unsettled public event timetable.
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Zin
Henke and Dee
Weingarten’s
Easteen
Sganeral
Peur
Culpepper’s
Furniware
Texas
Town Police Radio Sparks Odd City Missives
Fragmented notes reveal street chatter about a Pebble Beach style scene with residents gossiping about neighbors. Mentions include Isha WIRE, C Swain quoting mouths of babes, Hank Johnson and a chicken yard scene.
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Thibodaux
Shannon
Journal- C
Swain
Babes” ‘and Son
Hank Johnson
Farber
Rufus Hen
Bob
Gayle
Teady
Charlene
Williams
Robberson
A & Watch
Robile
Sutler
Stemer
Penter
Donald Harris
Pe Hospital
Cancer Drive Nears Goal in Baytown 1953
Baytown contributions to the 1953 Cancer Crusade rose to within $590 of the $3000 community goal. Chairman K. C Stephenson reported door to door canvassing and downtown merchant solicitations totaling 254. A mail solicitation campaign is underway to reach the target.
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Baytown
K. C Stephenson
Stephenson
Sun-Times Syndicate remembers NABOR age and ties
A reminiscence notes NABOR was at least thirty when the speaker paid more than two bits for a necktie, reflecting on price and era in Chicago.
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Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate
Record Rainfall Harms Panhandle Towns Overnight
Torrential rain in the Texas Panhandle broke a long weather record with Amarillo reporting 4.16 inches in 22 hours, the heaviest in 50 years. Swisher County towns saw up to 6 inches, causing stalled cars and minor property damage as drainage and roadways flooded near Hereford and along 287.
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Vy United
Texas Panhandle
Amarieng
Battown
Amarillo
Happy
Swisher County
Pam
Ifalo
Hereford
Amarilis
GOP Attacks Truman Use of Secret Service for Sister
The GOP condemns President Truman's use of Secret Service agents to drive his sister Mary Jane. Rep John Ker of New York calls the practice a legal violation while Rep Kennels Keating notes a speeding incident involving a man linked to the Truman family being paid on the federal payroll for the assignment.
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Gop
Secret Service
Washington
Truman
Joan S .Bosney
Rong
Mary Jane
John Ker
York
Representa Kennels
Keating
Garousine
Hopewell
Stowe. Fo
Grandview
Missa
Truman Fami
Federal
Deputy Awaits a Notable Letter in Hopewell
In Hopewell New York Deputy Art Scannell expects a famous letter from Harry Ontario Corensury Agent Grady about a Western New York case. A sister named Miss Mary Jane Truman is referenced and a man named Stowe faced a Justice of the Peace. The scene includes a tense departure as a government limousine is involved and a brief exchange about staying or leaving.
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Hopewell
N. Y
Sit
Art Scannell
Harry Ontario
Corensury
Grady A. Re
New York
Mary Jane Truman
Stowe
Justice of the Peace
Cven Syaithe
Stows
Justice Esichem
Isiters
Harz
Aquatic Carnival Set To Open Roseland Pool with 43 Swimmers
Shamrock swimmers join 135 male divers and the Corkettes in a Jaycee Aquatic Carnival at Roseland Park Pool. The program includes synchronized swimming, water ballet, dives, comedy, and a grand finale. Corkettes, sponsored by Houston Cork Club at Shamrock Hotel, are led by Bor Skelton.
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Roseland Pool
Corkettes
Six Cork Club
Houston
Shamroc
Jis
Bor Skelton
Corketies
General rescinds press blackout after B-26 crash stories
Fort Worth area reports that General Samuel Anderson, commander of the Eighth Air Force, canceled a five day news ban on the Fort Worth Press following criticism over coverage of a B 26 crash victims families. The temporary directive aimed to curb reporting at victims homes but was reversed after consultation with the Air Force secretary.
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Fort Worth
Samuel Anderson
Eighth Air Force
Anderson
New Mexico
Carswell Air Base
Secretary of the
Air Force
Army Junta Takes Over In Bolivia
In La Paz a military junta led by General Hugo Ballivian seized power after President Mamerto Urriolagoitia resigned. The regime declared a state of siege while reports say the coup followed the March election in which Gabriel Gosalvez placed poorly against Victor Paz Estenssoro.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Tu.p
Mamerto Urriolagoitia
Hugo Ballivian
Coop Erat
Gabriel Gosalvez
Urriolagaina
Arita
Chile
Victor Pay Escénssoro
National Revolutionary Movement
Gosalvez
Paz Estenssoro
Paz Esassoro
Ur Tiolagoitia
House grants chronil powers to crime probe committee
The House of Representatives approved expanded powers for a special Crime Investigating Committee and authorized unlimited spending from the chamber's contingent fund. Secretary of State Acheson stated the United States opposes Red China's UN membership but would not veto the issue in the Security Council.
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House
Austin —Iuri
House of Representatives
Continee
China
Washington
IUCPI
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations
Voice Heard At Women's Convention
At the 60th annual General Federation of Women’s Clubs session in Royston 14 delegates focused on local problems. Bartow Underhill of the State Department discussed the Voice of America broadcast on radios for Iranian women, followed by Houghton’s luncheon awards honoring Ann Harding for Magnificent Yankee and Cutten Webb for Myrna Loy role.
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Royston
Veice of America
Iran
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Voice of America
Bartow HL Underhill
Department of State
Radios For Women of
Hiram C. Houghton
Federation
Ann Harding
Metro-Goldwin-Mayer
Cutten Webb
Myrna Loy
Acheson Still Says He Will Not Resign
Secretary of State Dean Acheson stated at a news conference that he has no intention of resigning. He said he enlisted for the duration and will stay as long as the president desires.
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Acheson
Washington
CPI
Dean Acheson
Ferocious Red Spring Offensive Reported on Korean Front
Chinese Communist forces renewed bold, daylight attacks across the Korean front as Allied leaders warned a second spring offensive was near. Inje and Soyang River bridgehead operations led to heavy fighting, with UN forces repelling assaults and weather hampering air support. General Hoge and other officials anticipated an imminent, intensified push by Chinese troops near Uijongbu and toward Seoul, with casualties mounting on both sides.
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Tokyo
U.P
Soyang River
Chunchon
Pukhan
Soyan
Injo
Hoge
Enemay
Eighth Army
Communiaque
Uijongbu
Seoul
Tron
Iraq to aid Syria with planes and air defenses
Iraq prime minister Nouri al Said told the Chamber of Deputies that Iraq will send fighter planes and anti aircraft guns to help Syria repel Israeli air raids. He said aid may expand if Syria requests more and that the weapons would stay until no longer needed after talks with Syrian authorities. The move follows three days of military talks in Damascus. Meanwhile the United States Britain and France planned a UN Security Council deferral aimed at halting Palestine border clashes near Lake Tiberias and urging both Israel and Syria to pull troops from the demilitarized zone.
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Iraq
itBi
Nouri el Said
Parliamien
Syria
Nouri
Chamber of Deputies
Flushing
United States
Palestine
Sea of Galilee
Israel
United Nations Security Council
Britain
France
Security Council
Biblical Sea
Lake Tiberias
Demos Fight For Controls
Washington. The administration’s bid for extended economic controls grows tougher as Senator Maybank warns weak public interest could derail Congress. Maybank questions chance of a law beyond June 30 for the Defense Production Act while urging scrutiny of farm price supports and broader economic stabilizer actions.
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Washington
Burner R. Maybank
South Carolina
Democrac
Senate Banking Committee
Trumon
Maybank
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Take Beam From Thine Own Eye in Court
A woman complains that another woman curses her and calls her ugly names. The judge advises finding another man to reduce trouble, and suggests the complaining woman stop the curses. The respondent leaves in a huff.
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O. S. McCullough
Jedge
Trowbiec
Communists consider draw strategy in Korea offer
Foreign editor Harry Ferguson reports that many Korean battlefield commanders believe Chinese forces have shifted to seeking a draw to save face. Analysts foresee three possible moves including a two hour offensive with air support toward Pusan, a five day attack risking heavy casualties, or a stand on or near the 38th parallel to deny UN forces and pressure Peiping for bargaining leverage.
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Harry Ferguson
Korea
North Korea
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Pusan
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