New Roman Riots Aimed At Britain
Violent anti British riots erupted in Rome and other Italian cities over Trieste fighting. In Rome about 12 000 protesters besieged police near the British embassy as tear gas drove demonstrators back. Police and rioters injuries reported, with similar protests at the American embassy and in Bari, Milan, Genoa, Naples, and Messina with scattered injuries and few casualties.
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Rome
Trieste
U. S
Whe
Bari
Pullee
Milan
Genoa
Naples
Mensina
Sicily
St. John Lateran
Queen Frederika Cancels Farm Visit Despite Cold
Oswego Illinois reports Queen Frederika caught a cold and canceled a farm visit with King Paul of Greece during a statewide royal tour. George and Ann Smith welcomed the king to their 40 head Holstein and 250 pig farm near Oswego, sharing a simple Midwest reception as local children watched. The article intertwines Trieste rioting and Rome unrest with the royal visit, noting Italian and Allied responses while highlighting Mrs. Smith’s pie and gingham dres dress as hometown pride.
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Frank Cormier
Oswego
Ill
Paul
Greece
Frederika
U.S
George Smith
Illinois
Smiths
Mrs. Smith
William G. Stratton
Smith
Ann
Chicago
King Fraul
Unita
Trieste
Weather: Partly cloudy and continued cold through Sunday
Partly cloudy and continued cold with little change in temperature. Tonight's low 22 to 26, Sunday's high around 40.44.
Hinshaw Dies at 71 Noted Quaker Author and Publicist
David Hinshaw a 71 year old Quaker author and publicist died after a heart attack while driving to his Paoli home. He began political work with Theodore Roosevelt's Bull Moose party in 1912 and later managed Hoover's 1928 campaign publicity and directed the 1932 RNC radio division. He also aided the 1946 Landon campaign and was known for political and economic writings and biographies. Born in Emporia Kansas.
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Westchester
David Hinshaw
Paoli
Hinshaw
Theodore Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Herbert Hoover
Republican, National Committee
G.Q.P
Alfred M.J. Landan
Flo
Mr. Floover
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Gasoline Prices Reduced in East Work From Jan 1 to May 17
A report from the Florida State Retailers Association notes Americans work from January 1 to May 17 to pay taxes. Meanwhile eastern gasoline prices fell about a quarter cent per gallon, signaling a market softening due to oversupply as prices are expected to ease for motorists.
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Orlando
Fla
Florida State Retailers Association
New York
Eastern Seaboard
Ship Heroine Wins Praise From Survivors
Bremerhaven Germany survivors praised Mirham Eskola a 28 year old Finnish radio operator who stayed at her post on a German freighter after it collided with an American Liberty ship and sank. She sent radio calls until the end as seven sailors died. Seventeen soaked survivors were rescued by lifeboats.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Mirham Eskola
Finland
Blue Blocked but All Ends Happily
Night Watchman Theodore Appaman attempted to start a fire in a furnace at the American House Wrecking Company Friday but the flue wouldn’t draw. No injuries or further danger reported as the issue was contained.
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Detroit
Theodore Appaman
Caudle Says He Pled Against White Promotion
Des Moines AP report details former Justice official Caudle’s claim he told superiors to stop Harry Dexter White’s government appointment after FBI warned he was a Soviet spy. Brownell accuses Truman of promoting White, Ike aides back the move, McCarthy allies push for wider inquiry, Democrats label tactic.
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Des Moines
PBS
The
Des Mietties
White Lad
Register Saturday
T. Lae Revere
Pbmar Caudle
Truman accuses Brownell of scrapping FBI files in White case
Former President Truman charged that FBI reports on Harry Dexter White may have been destroyed by Attorney General Brownell, denying claims he was sent the documents. He said White’s FBI reports were not shown to him and outlined White’s resignation amid questions of loyalty.
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Richard Wilson
The
Register
Washington
Caudle
Justice Department
White
Tom Clark
White House
Fice
Wadesboro
WN. C
Coudlefield Wilson
PBS
Johns Brepkins Hospital
Gail
Tom
Vinson
Appaman
Secretary of the Treasury
Caudie
Clark
Supreme Court
Wilson
Charles
A. Alice
Vaughan
Harry Vaughan
Truman
Alexandria Ya
Harry Dexter White
Brownell
Russia
FBI
Browhall
Robert G. Nixon
INS
Kansas City
International News Service
FBC
Ciault
Mr. Truman
FDI
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Senate
Trumen
FBE
Anamosa Power Failure Linked to Cedar Rapids Accident
A car crashed into an Iowa Electric Light and Power pole near Milwaukee railroad crossing on Twenty seventh street NE, Cedar Rapids, causing a power interruption reaching Anamosa and Mt Vernon. The 1998 model car driven by Lynn Fitzwater, 16, broke the pole, damaged property, and briefly cut service to several areas. Fitzwater pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined $100 with license suspension recommendation.
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Cedar
Twenty Seventh Street
Pa Anamosa
Mt. Warnen Light Company
Marlon
WMTI
Anamosa
Superior Cour
Fitzwater
William Matias
Gillday
Wisdom Tells Of Search for Father's Body
John Wis dom, 30, testified in Bloomfield district court about the search for his father John C. Wisdom after a shooting at the Wisdom ranch. The slain man’s son recounted how officials found the body behind an unoccupied house as Walter M. Mayer faces trial for the slaying claiming self defense in a money dispute. The scene drew about 150 people as the trial neared noon.
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Bloomfield
APM
John M. Wisdom
John C. Wisdom
Walter M. Mayer
Banta Fe
Mayer
Wisdom
Young Wisdom
Jim Yates
Tia
Tiathe
Yates
Winter Storm Strikes East and Plains With Dreaded Toll
A fierce snowstorm driven by 70 mph winds hit eastern states, killing at least nine. Another northern storm affected the Plains with heavy snow. New Jersey and Pennsylvania reported multiple deaths, dozens of towns saw power outages, and travel disruptions plagued air, rail, and road networks. A separate coast storm produced forty-foot waves and widespread flooding from Stamford to Atlantic City, prompting emergency declarations and evacuations along Long Island and nearby shorelines.
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Plains
New York
Plains States
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
Russell
Kan
HU City
Lexington
Web
Salina
North Platte
Neb
Tierin
Burwell
Neh
Rapid City
G.D
Stamford
Conn
Westport
Atlantic City
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King’s den
Nannette
Cheryl
Kent
Lois
Italy
London
Giusephe Pella
Luigi Einaudi
Social Movement
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Blue
Jack Belt
Eisenhower
Harry Bexster White
FHI
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Simpson
Growner
Rep. Simpson
Mc Carthy
House un-American Activities Committer
Rep. Moulder
D-Mo
un-American Activities Committee
House
James C. Hagerty
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Virginia
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New Hampshire
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