Shepilov Replaces Molotov As Foreign Minister
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov resigns at 78. Dmitri Shepilov named new foreign minister after serving as Pravda editor and presidium member. Announcement gives no reason. Molotov remains deputy premier amid reshuffle seen as nonpunitive. Tito visits Moscow as shifting power hints persist in the Soviet leadership.
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Moscow
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Egypt
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Soviet Union
Shepilov
Molotov
Foreign Ministry
Maxim Litvinok
Tito
Yugoslavia
Merrill High seniors refund trip money as tribute gift
The Merrill High School senior class receives a $1,088 check at commencement, a refund for their three day cruise trip. Travel officials say the funds were returned in recognition of the class's generous gesture after they had given up $800 saved for the trip last fall to honor a classmate who was killed.
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Saginaw
Mid
Merrill High School
French Clamp Ring of Steel on 400 Rebels
French headquarters report a major battle in the Biban Mountains where 290 rebels were killed and 210 captured by a streamlined division. The fighting near Bougie and Mila involved air supported ring defense and helicopter-borne grenades. Police raided CMNA leaders in Algiers as part of the campaign.
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Algiers
Biban
Bougie
Constantine
Algeria
Mila
CMNA
Scumnian
Grand Kabylie
Huntington Hous es Leveled by Truck Agency Fire
Fire destroyed the Rich Chevrolet Co Truck Sales and Service Center and five adjoining dwellings in Huntington on June 1. Losses were estimated at 55 000 by the fire department. Fire Chief Joh Gallagher suffered facial burns. a fire truck was damaged as flames collapsed the garage after the blaze began in the former paint shop. Twenty new and used cars and trucks were crushed. fifteen people were rescued.
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Huntington
Rich Chevrolet Co
Joh Gallagher
Lames the Rich Co
Kentucky
Ohio
Paris
Plane Crash Kills 4 GIs Near Lowry AFB
A Mayday crash at Lowry Air Force Base after takeoff from refueling flight from McChord to Tyndall killed four GIs and injured three others. The bomber struck scattered houses as flames erupted. a mother shielded her children, forcing them from danger. Identified dead include Lt Robert L Bilbra 24 of Texas and Lt Donardian M Wright 27 of Arkansas along with Capt Clarence Stull 38 of Florida. The fourth victim was Pleasé Tira In Page.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
McChord Air Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Tindall
Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Isk
Robert L. Bilbra
Laveria
Tex
Wasty
Air Force
Donardian M. Wright
Blytheville
Ark
Pile
Clarence Stull
Alabama NAACP group barred from doing business
Montgomery Ala June 1 circuit judge Walter B Jones ordered the NAACP to stop doing business in Alabama at the request of Attorney General John Patterson The injunction lasts until further court orders Patterson accuses the group of aiding the Montgomery bus boycott and obstructing university enrollment for Negroes claiming irreparable injury to state residents and civil rights The action marks a clash over segregation era law and civil rights activism in Alabama
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Montgomery
Ala
Ifi
National Assn. For
Alabama
Walter B. Jones
John Patterson
Will Comain
Patterson
NAACP
Allwhite University of Alabama
State of
New York
Roy Wiking
NAACT
Page & Cal
Definition of Good Digger Api L Line Ote
A compact note discusses daily essentials and the need for bread and butter, reflecting a practical attitude toward basic needs and practical work demands. The terse line hints at routine labor and resource awareness without broader context.
Miners Reject UMW Efforts To End Strike
FAIRMONT June 1 Hope for a back to work move in Northern West Virginia wildcat coal strike faded as a key meeting failed to occur. United Mine Workers local Williams No 48 at Consolidation Coal Co Williams mine had been slated to meet three international UMW representatives but members dispersed for the weekend. UMW District 31 President Urbaniak said a vote on a back to work proposal could be held tomorrow, likely delaying action until Monday. The strike began eight days ago and has stalled operations across Marion Monongalia and Harrison counties with about 9 000 workers idle over the roof-polling machine price issue that sparked the earlier wave this spring.
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Fairmont
West Virginia
Wildcat
United Mine Workers
Williams No. 48
Consolidation Coal Co
W. Va
CMW International
Nora
UMW
Williams
Cecil J. Urbaniak
UMW District 31
Willams
John L. Lewis
Iit
Marion
Monongalia
Harrison
New Era in Union Service at State Hospital Dedication
John L. Lewis will preside at dedication ceremonies for the Welfare and Retirement Fund's 10 hospitals in Beckley marking a new era in industrial hospital service. The event is part of the union's welfare program and Lewis's presence signals strong support for workers' welfare, though his exact remarks remain uncertain.
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Thomas F. Stafford
Beckley
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Welfare and Retirement Fund
Virginia
Gov Jarsl
Lewis
Khown
Hut
Fine Workers’ Welfare
Grossteard Crosses Up 12.263. Pot Increases
A fragmented OCR item mentions Grossteard and a 12.263 figure with a pot increase amid contest lines. It references 83 entries and page navigation, with unclear details about names, place, or exact event.
Man Confesses Spanking Child After Court Custody
James Stephen Jarvis identified as 23 month old nephew’s caregiver in Charleston area. Autopsy cites ruptured spleen as death cause. Strickland alleges fall from a window prior to later admitting spanking. Neighbors' reports alleged repeated beatings leading to police action. burial set at Jarrett Cemetery with parents and relatives named.
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Charleston
Wise County
Memorial Hospital
Petective Li
Dallas
James Stephen Jarvis
Bigley Ave
le Cate
Price War End Vowed By Gas Men
Kanawha County gasoline dealers vow removal of cut price gas signs within a week. They form a reorganized Kanawha County Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn led by Jesse Barker Pure Oil station operator. Antitrust measures proposed to curb oil company practices include reports to file if a company discusses price or threatens lease news.
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Kanawha County
Yame Arrow
Kanawha County Retail Gasoline Dealers Assn
Jesse Barker
CER
AL Ed Withrow
Marlin Bowles
Page & Col
Democrt Official Jesse Jones Dead in Houston
Jesse H. Jones, financier and builder who headed the Reconstruction Finance Corp and served as secretary of commerce, died in St. Luke's Hospital in Houston at 8:30 pm. He owned and built 35 multistory Houston buildings including the Houston Chronicle, and led a career spanning Wilson, Hoover, and Roosevelt administrations. Survivors include his widow Marty Gibbs Jones and a large Houston family. Born on a Tennessee farm, he moved to Texas as a teen and built the South Texas Lumber Co. by age 22.
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Houston
Tex
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corp
South
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Jones
Commerce
RFG
Henry Wallace
Woodrow Wilson
Tierbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John A. Beck
Daniel E. Garrett
Texas
Congressional Delegation
John T. Jones Jr
The
Flouston Chronicle
Milton E. Farthing
Hart Garrett
B. Magruder Wingfield
George
Tennessee
Dallas
Wollstan
South Texas Lumber Co
Col
Malay Workers Strike Tactics Go Quiet on Island
In Klang Malaya on June 1, about 200 rubber estate workers on Carey Island halted talking smiling and laughing to pressure management to reinstate three discharged colleagues. The men say any chatter is aimed at prompting action, while the estate denies it.
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Klang
Malaya
Carey Island
Trima Management
Tne
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Blue Creek
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