Atomic Teams March in Red May Day Parade
Moscow reports a first postwar May Day parade with Soviet troops workers brigades and heavy weapons unit displays led by Stalin atop Lenin's tomb. Rokossovsky and Antonov warned of continued threats and the need for strength while naval and air units and atomic energy specialists took part.
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Moscow
Russia
Jissimo Stalin
Lenin
Mos- Marsha
Stalingrad
Berlin
Stalin
Rokossovsky
Red Army
Alexi Antonov
Peter Kapitza
Grand jury recessed Naperville train investigation
In Wheaton Illinois a grand jury probing the Naperville train incident recessed Thursday and adjourned until Monday as prosecutors continue to gather evidence and question witnesses.
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Wheaton, Ill
Naperville
Til
Unclear customer letter reaches Bismarck repair manager
A Bismarck Tribune report notes the machine repair department received a one sentence customer letter about a cash register ribbon that would not stay on. The note hints at compliance with price regulations and seeks understanding of the situation.
Low-cost clothes dealers comply with OPA funds probe
Rae E. Walters, regional OPA administrator, said Wednesday that 96 percent of the Midwest low-cost clothing retailers investigated by the OPA complied with the program.
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OPA
Chicago
LLP
Rae E. Walters
Midwest
Low-cost clothing rule compliance shown in seven states
Walters reports an enforcement sweep across seven states during the second half of March. Of 7 398 retailers visited, only 319 shops, or 4 percent, violated pricing rules, while 415 outlets, or five percent, failed to meet marking requirements under the regulation.
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Walters
Death of Woman Realtor Probed
CHICAGO AP Miss Fay Rubenzik real estate operator who left most of her reported one million dollar estate to business partner Samuel Rifas did not die of cancer as her death certificate stated. Her body was exhumed after a family representative asked disinterment to determine the true cause of death.
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Chicago
Fay Rubenzik
William D. McNally
Samuel Hoffman
Wymore
McNally
Miss Rubenzik
Samuel Rifas
Kansas City
Louis Rubenzik
South Haven
Mich
Hunger Strike in Landsberg DP Camp Reaches End
Part of 4000 Jewish hunger strikers at Landsberg displaced persons camp resume eating. Twenty Jewish prisoners in Landsberg jail end a two day hunger strike as trial starts Friday on charges from riot participation to use of a deadly weapon. Dr. Gringaus notes tension eased after Palestine inquiry commission urged entry of 100000 Jews to the Holy Land. The camp strike committee met Army and UNRRA officials complaining of soft handling of Sunday’s disturbance and disputed rumors of kidnaped guards.
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Landsberg
Germany
Samuel Gringaus
Landsberg D.P
Gringaus
Palestine Inquiry Commission
Holy Land
Army
UNRRA
Thieves Steal Chickens From Plymouth Farm
In Plymouth Indiana thieves stole a sizeable number of chickens from a local farm, leaving the owner counting losses as police investigate. No injuries reported.
Local poultry owner fights theft threat in Marshall County
Roy Sherman, Marshall County prosecutor, reports ongoing chicken thefts with 1,200 birds per incident cited. He warns that thieves will face serious trouble when caught.
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Roy Sherman
Marshall County
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