Budapest drug claim shocks readers in Vatican tale
The Tabloid reports a Hungarian Communist plot to use a will destroying drug called actedron on Cardinal Mindszenty before his treason trial. The tract describes the drug disabling nerve centers and creating a pliant, semi conscious prisoner to justify political actions.
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London
the Tablet
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Actedron
Shrewsbury
Birmngham
Mindsaent
Moscow
Prince Primate
van Roey
Belgium
Spellman
Mindszenty
Reds To Send Delegation to Wheat Parley
Washington reports the Soviet Union will send a four man delegation to the international wheat conference opening midweek. Senate agriculture chair Len Thomas says the move may signal a more cordial US Soviet relationship and cooperation with other democracies. Russia aims to protect its world wheat market and may need export outlets for a bumper crop next year.
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Washington
INS
Senate Agriculture Committee
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Russia
United States
Tam
State Department
Argentina
Senate Forest
Soviet Union
Girl 12 Rescued After Ride in Storm Sewer
A 12 year old girl named Margaret Renz rode through a storm sewer for about a quarter mile after slipping in during play. Firefighters pulled her to safety at St Luke's hospital where doctors said she nearly drowned but was not in immediate danger. Neighbor Paul Saro, 19, heard the screams and helped locate the exit.
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Cleveland
Margaret Renz
Paul Saro
St Luke's Hospital
Russian Delegation Heads to Washington Wheat Conference
A Russian delegation led by Vice Minister of Foreign Trade Sergei Alexandrovich Borisov departed Moscow on Saturday to attend the international wheat conference in Washington.
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Moscow
INS
Avice
Sergi Alexandvrosch Borisov
Washington
Legislator Seeks Welfare Aid After Pay Block
Detroit AP report says State Senator Robert A Haggerty sought emergency relief for his family of four as pay for legislators remains delayed by a injunction. The funding halt follows a court action challenging new pay scales of 2400 dollars plus 500 dollars expenses.
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Detroit
Robert A Haggerty
James Walsh
Philip Kelly A .Jackson
State Supreme Court
Haggerts
Welfare Department
State
CIO Politial Action Committee
Senate
Porter Cashes In On Sleeper Prank
A man pays a porter five dollars to wake him for South Bend. He wakes in Chicago instead. The porter claims the real joke was on the passenger who was left on board at South Bend.
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New York
South Bend
Chicago
Landy
Detroit police chief seeks anti Communist oath for press cards
Police Commissioner Harry S Toy on Saturday demanded that newsmen and photographers sign non Communist affidavits to receive unlimited police press cards. Those who refuse may get limited cards to prevent sabotage. Police officers would also sign. The measure targets loyalty amid fears some would side with Russia in a conflict.
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Detroit
Harry S. Toy
Toy
Trains rerouted over Milwaukee line after collision near Blairstown
North Western trains shifted to Milwaukee road tracks between Tama and Savanna after Saturday derailment near Blairstown. Cedar Rapids officials outlined possible local route changes from Clinton to Savanna and Savanna to Chicago with passengers to board at Milwaukee station in Marion. Closure duration not yet estimable.
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North Western
Milwaukee Road
Blairstown
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Tama
Savanna
Clinton
Chicago
Marion
Union Station
Washington U Fires Three Professors in Communist Row
The University of Washington board of regents dismissed Associate Professors Joseph Butterworth and Ralph Gundlach and Assistant Professor Herbert J. Phillips amid a row over alleged Communist party membership. Three others were kept with affidavits and probation.
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Seattle
University of Washington Board of Regents
Joseph Butterworth
Ralph Gundlach
Herbert J. Phillips
Washington
Regents
Harold L. Eby
Melville Jacobs
Garland Ethel
Communist Party
Raymond B. Allen
Phillips, Butterworth
Gundlach
Dr. Allen
The
Acheson Begins Effort to Build Free Nations United States
Secretary of State Dean Acheson outlined Truman’s aims to strengthen free nations and fight communism. He met with James E Webb to chart foreign policy, pledging to serve the President’s trust while pressing UN support, the North Atlantic pact, and higher living standards in underdeveloped regions.
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Washington
Secreof
Dean Acheson
Truman
James E Webb
U. S
Acheson
Henry L Stimson
Nationalist Resistance Near End as Communists Close In
Nationalist China nears defeat with Communist troops about 37 miles from Nanking. Li Tsung jen resigns as acting president. Chiang Kai-shek leaves, signaling near end of Nationalist resistance and shifting toward peace talks on Communist terms.
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Nanking
Peiping
Nationalist China
Li Tsung-jen
Chiang Kai-shek
Communist
US State Department
Red
Russia Faces Major Trouble in Its Own Back Yard
London dispatch reports a widening Soviet crisis across Eastern Europe with Gomulka and Morawski ousted in Poland, Czechoslovakia political turmoil, Yugoslav protests against Moscow, Romania death penalty for sabotage, Mindszenty arrest in Hungary, and mixed signals from China and the Middle East as the West considers a unified approach to a pending Austrian state treaty.
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London
Russia
Poland
Whidyslaw Gomulka
Edward Osubka- Morawski
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Romania
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
China
Chiang Kaishek
Middle-East
Britain
United States
Italy
France
Rome
Murray in Hospital for Rest and Checkup
Phillip Murray president of the CIO is in Mercy hospital Pittsburgh for a rest and routine check up.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Phillip Murray
The
CIO
Mercy Hospital
City of San Francisco Hits Freight Near Blairstown
Eight people were slightly injured when the North Western railroad’s City of San Francisco crashed into a freight east of Blairstown at about 2 15 p m. The seven car derailment damaged 1000 feet of track as 118 passengers on the streamliner headed to Chicago continued with first aid provided. Chef Dan Garcia of Oakland was hospitalized for possible back injuries.
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Chicago and North Western Streamliner
Blairstown
North Western Railroad
San Francisco
Chef Dan Garcia
Oakland
Cali
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Train wreck carries dog rider beyond rule
The 118 passenger streamliner also carried a Boston bull terrier in the baggage car. Trainmen admitted breaking a rail road rule by allowing the dog to accompany its owner in one of the cars pulled from the wreck. The crate tag shows the dog belonged to Mrs. Dorothy R Sinay of Chicopee Falls, Mass.
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Streamliner
Nels Larsen
Clinton
Dorothy R Sinay
Chicopee Falls
Train collision near Blairstown rattles rail line
A San Francisco streamliner on a siding east of Blairstown collided with a freight locomotive after emergency brakes applied. Speed estimated 65 to 73 mph as three diesel units and ten passenger cars scraped the locomotive. Siding debris and shattered windows followed the impact. photos appear on later pages.
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San Francisco
Blairstown
Train collision injures passengers at diner and rerouting
A derailment punched holes in a car and overturned tables in a diner injuring many passengers. All passengers were moved to four rear coaches then transported to Belle Plaine and Tama for rerouting over Milwaukee lines while freight cars stayed on track.
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Belle Plaine
Tama
Milwaukee Lines
Jury Refuses $500000 Judgment to Col Kilian
A federal jury in Harrisburg Pennsylvania denied a $500000 damage suit filed by Col James A Kilian former commander of the Lichfield England army replacement center against Stackpole Sons publishers The seven men five women panel delivered the verdict in U S district court Tuesday and Kilian sought damages from the Harrisburg based firm
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Harrisburg
U. S
James A. Kilian
Lichfield
England
Stackpole Sons
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