Socialists Back Ramadier Move to Oust Communists
Paris AP report says France's Socialist party ratified Premier Ramadier's decision to dismiss five Communist ministers from the coalition, ending a government crisis and signaling a rightward shift within the party. Leon Blum supported Ramadier, warning resignation would threaten parliamentary rule. Mollet's left wing opposed.
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Paris council backs Ramadier. communists blamed for crisis
Deputy secretary general Roger Capozzi warned repudiating the Communists risks a general strike as Renault auto workers strike continues and smaller walkouts spread. The Socialist motion of confidence in Ramadier’s government passed unanimously after a long debate, lamenting the left split caused by Communist ministers and threats to the regime.
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Birth rates rise in Hiroshima but malformations not yet evident
Maj. Joe W. Howland, chief of medical research for the Atomic Energy Commission, said Hiroshima and Nagasaki birthrates are rising steadily. He noted no current rise in malformed babies or abortions and warned hereditary effects from atomic radiation may take generations to appear.
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Distressed Plane Escorted to Safe Landing Over Ocean
Santa Barbara California AP two coast guard planes and a navy fighter escorted a Pan American Airways passenger landplane on the final 150 miles of its Honolulu to mainland trip after the DC 4 clipped a prop encountered engine trouble at sea Tuesday Pilot A D Durst made a smooth landing with his 22 passengers and eight crewmen while crash and fire equipment stood by.
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Silent Partner poker chips promise silent play at expo
Chicago reporters describe a Bakelite invention the silent partner poker chip that makes no sound in any pot. It resists cold and heat, leaves opponents wary, and still offers odds of 649 740 to 1 against a royal flush. A 1947 Miss Bakelite of Chicago showcases plastics fashion around the display.
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National Plastics Exposition
Yukon
Miss Bakelite
Shirley Molohon
Chicago
Divorced 27 Years They Plan Remarriage
In Long Beach California Frank L Rector 75 and Nellie M Rector 76 seek to remarry after a 27 year divorce. They once lived in Cleveland crossed the lake on the D C steamship and wed in Detroit on September 25 1897. They moved to Long Beach 46 years ago and plan a wedding in a week or two.
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Nellie
M. Rector
Cleveland
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D. and C
Detroit
Strikebreakers Used In British Coal Strike
London AP report says the national coal board under the labor government recruited strike breakers on Wednesday to end an unauthorized walkout by 150 winch operators that halted operations and affected about 20,000 workers or units.
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London
National Coal Board
Act of the Labor
Britain Nationalizes Mines Faces Five Day Week Strike
Workers idle in Britain's recently nationalized coal mines as a five day week begins. The strike has halted coal production with an estimated 40,000 tons lost. The Coal Board reports 150 strikers replaced by other miners while the National Union of Mine Workers backs the government in using strike breakers.
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