Hungary Chief Flaps Purge of Army Force in U S News
Washington reports State Department officials labeled a Budapest propaganda claim as obvious. They reaffirmed U S support for the legally elected Nagy government and released old press items showing U S aid to restore Hungary s shattered economy and urge action against looted goals. Page 10.
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U. Ss
Firat
Washington
State Department
Publica Lisn
Budapest
Dean Acheson
Nagy Jast Janu
Nagy
United States
Hungary
Fila
Ici Uray
Ungal
Russia
Hungarian Premier Dinnyes set for nationalization push
Budapest reports Premier Lajos Dinnyes chosen by Soviet elements to carry a policy of nationalization amid turmoil. U.S. aid plans tied to Truman Doctrine are referenced as central to the crisis, with Nagy’s resignation under pressure from Communist forces and the Soviet Union shaping Hungary’s political struggle.
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Budapest
Hungary
Lajos Dinnyes
Ciplg
Hunparsee
Aia Tiog
Ceuastey
Dale & Flan
Truman
Turkey
Seraet Revai
Orks
Dean Achesee
Siste
Bed
Nagy
Wich Nasy
Soviet ‘Union
Fisler Convicted On Contempt Count
Fisler was convicted of contempt of Congress in a June 10 proceedings. The court record cites his refusal to comply with a Congressional subpoena related to the No. 4 Communist Stnnist tender matter. The ruling marks a rare contempt conviction in a high profile political inquiry.
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Fisler
Coanen
Stnist
Pee
Congress
Willie Willis remark on the worst one he ever read
A garbled line recalls Willie Willis noting someone’s work as the worst he has read, while a parenthetical aside hints at Dad’s reaction. The fragment preserves a sense of critique but lacks clear names, dates, or full context.
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Dad Bascaldie
UN police power fears calm debated at Security Council
Britain and China, core members of the Big Five, clashed over how a world police force could be used as the United States pressed for unity on core issues. Cadogan of Britain and Dr Hsia of China urged cautious use, while Gromyko argued the plan risked a veto stalemate.
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Lake Success
Britain
China
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Co. Sd. Hsia
Security ‘Council
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Svrivas
Global Police
the Council
Tamerrow
Soviet
Russia
Joao Callns Muniz
Brazil
Cadogan
President Truman Honored in Canada Visit
President Truman received a warm ovation from Parliament members during a surprise visit to Ottawa. He attended a ceremony at Confederation Hall honoring Prime Minister Mackenzie King and the portrait of Sir Robert Borden, reflecting strong Canada US goodwill.
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Truman
Confederation Hall
W. L. Mackenzie King
Robert
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Wing
Geiweht
Ction
Senators Seek Senate Probe On Soviet Made German Invasion Cash
Three Republican senators Bridges Ferguson and Knowland demand a Senate investigation into reports that millions of U S dollars may be used to redeem Russian printed German invasion currency. They say the printing plant was handed to Russian authorities by U S officials and cite possible sums between 400 million and 900 million. At issue is how much American money is involved and how it reached the zones of Germany.
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Bridges
Ferguson
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Knowland
Patterson
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Russia
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Europe
Nimitz Townfolk Seek Namesake Help For Observatory Move
Nimitz town residents numbering about 106 urge Adm Chester W Nimitz to assist in locating the naval observatory to Summera county as the facility is moved from Washington The Hinton Chamber of Commerce joins the campaign sending letters to Secretary of the Navy Forrestal and Senator Gore in West Virginia Naval officials had earlier announced the observatory would relocate due to Washington dust and smoke hindering stargazing.
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West Virginia
Eliic
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Observatory
Summera County
Washington
Hinton Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Navy
Forrestal
Sen. Kilgore
D-Wva
Naval
Navy Commander Held in Government Property Theft Case
MOBILE, Ala. June 10 The FBI announced the arrest of Commodore Dolph Chatwick Allen 50 former commanding officer of Bronson Field near Pensacola Fla on two charges of theft of government property. Investigators recovered two truckloads marked U S Navy valued well over 5000 on Allen s estate at Perdido Bay Baldwin County Alabama. He served as CO of Bronson Field from August to November 1944 retired January 1947 taken before a U S commissioner in Pensacola Fla and released on bond pending grand jury action. Equipment including leather chairs electric fans luggage silverware band instruments and linens were confiscated by the FBI.
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Mobile
Ala
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Comdr
Dolph Chatwick Allen
Bronson Field
Pansecola
Fie
J. Gleason
FBI
U. S
Navy
Allen
Perdido Bay
Baldwin County
Alabama
California
Gleason
Pensacola
Fla
Pensacola Naval
Wanted girl for position at office work
The Charleston Gazette Want Ad Headquarters notes the job ad response as 70 calls. It states a girl is needed for office work with good pay, directing readers to contact the Gazette for help wanted ads and to reach remaining applicants. It emphasizes the effectiveness of want ads in retail routes and urges immediate action.
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Jy Metal
Petron
Gazette
Charleston
Miners Extend Labor Protest Across States
Uniontown Pa June 10. Walkouts by AFL UMW miners spread beyond western Pennsylvania to Indiana with about 17 000 idle workers. Operators estimate tonnage lost at 120 000 to 140 000 tons in western Pennsylvania. Many pits are captive to steel companies using production for their own operations.
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Uniontown
United Mine Workers
AFL
UMW
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Poncsylvania
Dunbar City Council Recounts After Local Election
The Dunbar city council opened a recount of votes for mayor and two council seats at 4 30 p m with expected activity into midnight. Democrats contested results in multiple wards while Raymond E Wilson won in the third ward per unofficial tallies.
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Dunbar
Rounell
B.A. Salisbury
Ted
Charles Castel
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles Dean
A. A. McQueen
Raymond E. Wilson
Marshall Backs Plan for United States of Europe
Washington reports support for the idea of a United States of Europe with caveats from Secretary of State Marshall and praise from Winston Churchill. Pending resolution would seek Congress backing within the United Nations framework. A separate fire in Cabin Creek caused extensive damage to businesses and offices, with estimates around $100,000 to $200,000 and several structures including a department store, Kroger, and a cafe burned or gutted.
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U. S. of Europe
Washington
Congress
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Europe
Marshall Polong
Winston Marshall
Churchill
Great Britain
America
United States of Europe
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Vandenberg
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Cokin Creel Superion
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Charles H. Jones
Charleston
Cabin Creek
Pelte
Pelanto’ Mobile
Smith's Department Store
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co
Mountain State Cafe
R.A. Hengin
Matt Bouldin
Lee Jarrett
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Soviet Air Cover Drives Force Across 200 Miles
The report describes a large Soviet aerial cover driving a military force 200 miles toward Ripaeset amid chaotic actions in Central Asia. Chinese sources note difficulties in communication and government silences as casualty counts remain unclear. Chang Kai-shek sends generals to Xinjiang to restore order while Mongolia seeks independence from Soviet influence.
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Chang Hi
Sinkiang
Iosteg
Otter Mongolia
Chang
Seene Eov- Froment
S. Ne
Masudas
Pinkiang
Senate Confirms Five Nominations Amid Global Tension
The Senate confirmed five presidential nominees spanning diplomacy, relief work, and governance. Dwight Griswold, ex Nebraskan governor, tops the list as head of Greek aid programs amid Mediterranean tensions. Norman Armour, Richard Allen, Emmett ONeal, and Monnett Davis hold roles in foreign relief, Shanghai consul general duties, and Asia council. The Shanghai council meets June 18, while Griswold faces Balkan and Greek tensions as the Greek aid program leads.
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Sen
Vandel
Spedt Tom Nations
Dwight B. Griswold
Nebrasks
Norman Armour
Richard F. Allen
American Red Cross
Emmett O'Neal
Kentucky
U. S
New Philippine Republic
Paul V. McNutt
Monnett B. Davis
Ameria
Shanghai
A Council On
Asia
Far East
Griswold
Mediterranean- Balkan
Greece
Turkey
Commu
Kidnaped British Policemen Escape In Swimwear
Two British police officers kidnapped from a crowded swimming pool in Ramat Gan escaped by morning, emerging in bathing trunks after spending the night in a room with nooses. They were fed, blindfolded, and gagged before being placed in a wardrobe and driven away by captors who watched from the vehicle.
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Jerusalem
Ramat Gan
House Group Okays Bill To End Sugar Rations
The House banking committee approved a bill to end sugar rationing for home consumption immediately. Industrial allocations would continue until Oct 1 under current law. The panel cited Agriculture Department reports showing higher sugar supply than expected and noted a possible voluntary termination of home rationing was being considered.
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House
Washington
House Banking Committee
Agricultura Department
Agriculture Department
Health merger plan likely to move before council
Mayor Andrews said the city council will probably be asked at the June 16 meeting to approve a contract for consolidating the municipal and county health departments. A special committee of council, the county court, and the State Health Department have reached tentative agreement, with formal approvals needed by all three bodies.
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Andrews
John A. Shanklin
R. W. McGuire
Coyle
Medical Horrors Charged to Jap Fleet Surgeon
The U S Navy charges Capt Hiroshi Iwanami and eighteen former subordinates from Truk with brutal experiments on captured Americans. Accusations include bacterial injections, torture with tourniquets, dynamite, and spears. Several men died or were tortured. some survived after severe injuries. The case, detailing grim methods, is described in Navy documents.
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Guam
US S& Avy Today
Hiroshi Iwanami
Iwanmi
Truk
Iwanami
Twanami
Fingling the News Color Scheme in Nalians Politics
Nalians claim financial influence could deter Commation from visiting. The discussion centers on red funding and implications for Arnel, Bian Sopshat, ANT, Tha, and Catette in a murky, fragmented report.
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Arnel
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