Lie Faces Tough Task Selling HST On Red Attitude
Trygve Lie, secretary general of the United Nations, faces a wary Missouri reception when he meets President Truman this week to push his peace plan amid Soviet demands. He argues for deeds over words as the West tests Moscow’s sincerity, while Lie’s mandate to save the U N and his 3,000 plus staff are under pressure from China’s shift to red China and U N walkouts.
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Lake Success
Geneva
U. N
House of the United Nations
Chiang Kai-Shék
China
Red China
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Mao Tve-Tung
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Hague Court
Dubinsky Details ILGWU Assets and Funds
David Dubinsky of New York outlined the ILGWU finances in a report to be shown at the jubilee. The union lists $110 million in assets including $19.37 million in locals boards, $44.76 million in health funds, and $27.00 million in retirement funds. office assets total about $4 million.
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David Dubinsky
New York
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Sailor Killed in Bluefield Virginia Collision
Pierce Edward Devor a 20 year old Bluefield Virginia sailor was killed in a wreck on U S route 460 near Roanoke early Sunday morning He was en route to Bluefield from his Norfolk Navy base for a leave with his parents Two Lynchburg men Uther Hudson 39 and Ivan H Bullock Jr injured and resting in a nearby hospital The truck driver was uninjured Devor son of Mr and Mrs Roy Devor of West Graham His body taken to Wagner and Hawkins funeral home Funeral arrangements pending
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Roanoke
Devor
Norfolk
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Lynchburg
Thney
Uther Hudson
Ivan H. Bullock, Jr
Roy Devor
West Graham
Wagner
Taciturn Farmer Freed After 25 Days in Jail
In Rockingham County Virginia 65 year old Robert G Phillips was released after 25 days in jail for contempt for refusing to reveal where he placed receipts from selling property to satisfy a judgment and for not paying the $775 damages awarded to neighbor Alvin R Kerns for a diverted stream. Phillips remains nonverbal.
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Graves
Administration Says McCarthy Tries To Duck
Washington May 28 The state department said McCarthy has failed to prove any Communist or pro-Communist in the department and uses out of context quotes to divert attention from his charges. The agency rebutted his Rochester claims about Owen Lattimore and said McCarthy has not proven his broader accusations. It noted two seven and eight year old memoranda and defended Acheson's cited remarks as a misread partial quote from a longer speech.
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Catholic Press Association
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Lattimore
China
National Press Club
Senators tout tax data linking Florida gamblers to crime
Senator Hunt said he and Kefauver investigators obtained income tax records on Florida gamblers and found ties to underworld figures. A Miami visit yielded witnesses behind closed doors and warrants served on race track reports and CPA filings, as the panel probes interstate crime and gambling connections.
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New York
Judy and her lawyer lover wed in New York ceremony
Judith Coplon and Albert H. Socolov married today at a New York rabbi ceremony. Rabbi Max Felshin praised Coplon's courage and urged that truth and loyalty be vindicated, noting her two spy convictions as part of a witch-hunt frame.
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Russia
Albert H. Socolov
New York
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Max Felshin
Radio City
Manhattan
Slaying Mystery Baffles Washington Police At Air Base
Washington police say they are absolutely without clues in the slaying of Gordon C. Brown Jr. 24 of Carmody Hills Md found fatally wounded near his taxicab at Bolling Field. Soldiers at the base were questioned but no lead emerged as ballistics tests and further base checks proceed.
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Potomac
Berserk Vet Seizes 26 Passengers On Oakland-Los Angeles Flight
Fresno dispatch reports 26 year old air force veteran John O Reilly halted a California Centre Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Oakland. He claimed a gang pursued him and waved a .25 caliber pistol threatening to kill passengers. The plane landed and he was arrested after leaping from the craft. He faced assault with a deadly weapon charge and possible psychiatric evaluation.
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Joseph N. Nuccitelli
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Lewis Ronnie
Ronnie
Shepard
Two Arrested In Bold Holdup Welch Station
Welch West Virginia May 28 two men identified as Fonie Hogston and Arthur Edmondson were captured about midnight after robbing the Norfolk and Western ticket office of about 150 dollars. Hogston armed with a German Luger pistol demanded the receipts while Edmondson acted as lookout. Police officers Adolph Bary and John Shaffer tracked them to Hobart Street and overpowered Hogston. Both men admitted the robbery and were jailed with no hearing yet set.
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John Shaffer
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Houston
Invalid Man Charged In Paralyzed Husband Death
Anna Bernholdt 58 arraigned in New York on a homicide charge for lifting her paralyzed husband Fred 64 from a bed and dropping him from a fifth floor window. Magistrate R M Murphy ordered no bail for a Wednesday hearing. Police quote her saying I have to do it and later I am a bad girl. The couple had been married 20 years and the man had suffered a stroke leaving his left side paralyzed. She spoke little during arraignment saying I have nobody.
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Windsor UAW Voters Set June Strike Date In Windsor
About 3,000 of Chrysler Canada plants workers attended a Windsor meeting and 98 percent backed a strike if pension and contract demands are not met. The union seeks a company paid $100 monthly pension, hospital medical plan, and contract changes. Negotiations resume Monday as talks continue to prevent a strike.
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Big Whitsuntide Rally In Berlin Show Of Parade Peace
A May 28 Berlin rally drew a half million disciplined East German youths in blue uniforms, marching through rain for what reporters call the city’s largest Communist display since the war. Authorities framed it as a peaceful parade, not a putsch, amid broad state coverage and synchronized chants from the crowd.
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Peaceful Berlin Rally Shows Thin Line Between Fear and Parade
A Whitsuntide rally in divided Berlin turned into a tense display as East German police led a mass march past Unter den Linden. Commuters and police faced showers and alarms while guards deployed tear gas and water cannons. Allied forces observed 38 East Zone police defect to the West as the showdown was postponed.
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Graham Faces Carolina Runoff
North Carolina voters produced a four candidate field in the Democratic Senate primary with Frank P. Graham leading but short of a majority. Willis Smith qualified for a runoff by June 12, to be held June 24 if needed, amid a high turnout and a bitter campaign between Graham and Smith.
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Truman
Robert R. Reynolds
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Boyd
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
U. S
Berlin crisis ends with Western unity despite Soviet pressure
Washington reports the Berlin rally ended peacefully due to the resolve of the United States Britain and France. Officials caution further Western struggles may come as Moscow tests Western resolve to defend Western Berlin and limit Communist intimidation. Some authorities see the invasion threat as a probe or trial balloon with possible future action depending on Soviet gains.
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