Japan Outlaws Communist Party and Europe Unites Steel
The Japanese Liberal party led by Prime Minister Yoshida won a strong election, signaling a government crackdown on the Communist Party. Britain reacts as six European nations sign a historic coal steel pact under the Schuman plan to pool heavy industry and spur postwar reconstruction. The US reports a Baltic Sea crash of a patrol plane, a possible mid air explosion, and the incident is under investigation. Mauna Loa erupts in Dawali with spectacular lava flows but no casualties.
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Construction Value Surges in May Across U S Data
Department of Labor figures show May construction at about 2 million dollars, led by home building and private projects. Five month totals in 1950 rose 21 percent from 1949, with private construction up 12 percent from April and 37 percent year over year. Home building rose 15 percent from April and 56 percent from last year.
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Employment peaks in May as jobless drop noted
The census bureau reported unemployment fell from 513,000 in April to 3,057,000 in May while employment rose from 58,168,000 to 59,781,000, a gain of 1,083,000. May 1940 shows 51,694,000 employed.
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Supreme Court Rules Against Segregation in Key Civil Rights Rulings
The court held that segregated railroad dining cars violate the Interstate Commerce Act and that Negro students must be admitted to the University of Texas law school. It also found Oklahoma discriminated against Negro students at its state university law school. The justices did not fully embrace the department’s separate but equal critique.
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Iowa Primary Sets Stage for Loveland Hickenlooper Race
The Iowa primary narrowed the field to a Loveland vs. Hickenlooper Senate contest with Brannan plan opposition shaping the campaign. Lavelané camps with Brannan plan against five Democrats, while Hickenlooper wins Republican nod easily. Observers expect Truman and Brannan to campaign for Loveland amid budget-cut debate and possible Senate actions on defense and agencies.
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Belgium votes on King Leopold return after exile
Belgium conducts another election over restoring King Leopold II to the throne. The Local Cheistan party wins again, bolstering hopes for his return as the war era seeks lasting peace.
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