Administration Seeks Rent Control Extension Vote
Washington June 117 The Administration forecasts Senate approval this week of a rent control bill to carry the issue through the November elections. Opponents may test the bill by sending it back to the Banking Committee, while Administration strategists expect to defeat the move. The measure would continue federal controls for six months from June 36 and allow local extensions for six more months if desired. Senator Lucas of Minnesota emphasizes continued controls as crucial to his re election bid. Senator Myers of Pennsylvania aligns with the administration.</confidence>
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Wherry
Nebraska
Banking Committee
Stalling
Sen. Cain
R-Wash
Cain
Jett
House
Lucas
Sen
Miinsis
Myers
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Sen. Taft
Ohio
City Vice Raid Nets 17 Persons
A midnigh t raid in the triangle district netted 17 persons amid accusations of a house of ill fame and gambling. Officers reported 13 others charged with vagrancy and foitering, with two women arrested on prostitution charges.
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Triangle District
Court St. Booker
Hat Area
Douglas Hairston
James Patterson
Court St
Margay
Janice Legg
Dalles Bias
William E. Smith
Joan E. Crouch
Hudgon
Bill Wilson
Bibby
Mabel Smith
Reynolds
Helen Beles
Cassie Patterson
Bias
Aliee Cavender
George Griffith
Bernard Morgan
George Nunley
Thomas Young
Obituary and crossword notes in today’s edition
Reads like a fragment with obituaries and crossword hints from Inside Today. Mentions Dorothy D. Bociaty and Amuzements Beaty among scattered names and editorial notes.
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Iden Payost Johany
Ktigatien
Louetla Parsons
Amuzements Beaty
JF Tarila
Dorothy D. Bociaty
Eere Sol Ediorlats Sports
Heal
Weekend Toll Soars as Violent Weekend Harms State Roads
A wreck near Castor Mountain left Kenneth Canfield 18 of Charleston injured and taken to Charleston General Hospital after his car plunged from a 12-foot embankment. A three car collision on KAwmwha Boulevard injured six and prompted police to release drivers. A separate incident near Elkview involved a high voltage transformer downed after a crash. Kenneth Leon Hanes 26 of Danville died when his truck jackknifed under a heavy load.
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Torrentise
Castor Mountain
North Charleston
Bob Morris
Castor Mounain
Kenneth Canfield
RFD
Charleston
Canfield
Charleston General Hospital
Cunningham
Eugene Wells
Charleston Genetal Hospital
I City
Wells
William F. Kidd
Crown Hill
Joseph F. Hoffman
McCorkle
Broad
Dunbar Sts
Kamawha, Blvd
Elkview
Dezin
Kenneth Leon Hanes
Danville
Boone County
Jack Gilbert
Sever l
Bishop Dezsery Named to Lead Hungary Lutheran Church
In Budapest on June 11 1950 Rev Laszlo Dezsery 36 a pro government clergy member was named bishop of Hungary's largest Lutheran diocese He follows Lajos Ordass ousted after a prison term Dezsery earlier condemned Cardinal Mindszenty as royalist and feudal and urged Lutherans to cooperate with the state Ordass convicted for foreign currency speculation and released after most of a two year sentence with clerical rank stripped upon release
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Budapest
Hungary
Tune
Laszlo Dezsery
Lajos Ordass
Dezsery
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Mindsszenty
Ordass
Vaals
West Virginia Methodist Conference closes with minister appointments
The 12th session of the West Virginia Annual Conference of the Methodist Church adjourned after a sermon by Bishop Lloyd C. Wicke. He urged maturity in nations and individuals and warned against immature foreign policy. Six new ministers join Charleston pulpits: R J Chenoweth Asbury A R Young Central L G Clark Cross Lanes Charles Pence Greenlee Teays Paul Browning Thompson Carter Lykins Trinity. Appointments of ministers and lay members followed.
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West Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Lloyd C. Wicke
Wicks
A. S
Far East
Hell
Charleston
R. J. Chenoweth
Asbury
A. R. Young
Central
L. G. Clark
Cross Lanes
Charles
World Brotherhood formed to combat intolerance in 12 nations
West Forme Group reports Jews Catholics and Protestants from 12 Western nations created World Brotherhood to fight intolerance. The privately financed group aims to spread peace through understanding, with no government ties, backed by religious moral law. Arthur H. Compton led the closing session lauding new powers of nature in service to man. Norway and Sweden sent no delegates.
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Paris
Alled World Brotherhood
Nations Conference of Christians and
Tew
United States
World Brotherhood
Arthur H. Compton
Washington University
St. Louis
Nature
Norway
Sweden
Soviet German Talks Reach Stage for East German Independence
Berlin reports a Soviet sponsored peace conference planned for late July in East Berlin to pave a separate treaty and integration of East Germany into the Soviet orbit. The plan includes a defense force and continued Soviet control of Baltic naval bases and regional air bases. A three treaty package would offer reciprocal aid and renounce East German territorial ambitions.
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Berlin
INS
Stalin
East Berlin
East Germany
Corporation of East Crermany
Cominform
Russia
Moscow
Wilhelm Pieck
Walter Ulbricht
Easth Germany
East Zone
Baltic
Germany
Eastern
Europe
Hope Is Seen for Curbing ACTH Adverse Effects
UC medical researchers report experiments suggesting potassium reduction may prevent adverse reactions from ACTH therapy. The work, soon published, notes ACTH stimulates adrenals and alters body chemistry causing tissue breakdown and weight loss, with potential human relevance.
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San Francisco
Universitys of California Medical School
Leslie
Cop Is Suspended After Altercation
A St. Albans police officer faces suspension pending investigation after an altercation early yesterday. Details include Sprad ling involved in a trip to Charleston and alleged readings about a former Atkins tavern worker Edith Miller. The report references a roadside inn on U S Route 60 and an investigation into car and personal actions.
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St. Albans
Spradling
Walter Atkins
Atkins
Funk
U. S. Ri
Charleston
King
Edith Miller
Deadline Near For Extension Of Draft Law
Washington dispatch reports a two week deadline as peacetime draft extensions face House and Senate disputes. Tydings urges speedy approval of a three year extension with racial segregation amendment likely to block Senate action. House prefers a two year extension but delays inductions without Congress order. эн
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House
Senate
Washington
Sen
Tydings
O-Mdn
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Army
Navy
Air Force
Russell W.gal
Truman
Armed Services
Clements Believes U S Atomic Stockpile Tops Russia’s
Governor Earle Clements told a Morganfield audience that the United States possesses about 400 atomic bombs while Russia has no more than 24. He cited a non governmental source, United States News & World Report, and argued U S naval power and resource reserves give the American bloc greater potential despite Soviet military numbers.
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Morganfield
Lune
United States
Russia
Earle C. Clements
Union County War Memorial
U.S
United States News & World Report
U. S
Clements
Eky
Violence marks Enka rayon mill strike with blasts in homes
Morristown Tennessee June 11 a CIO Tex tile Union strike at American Enka Corp rayon plant enters its tenth week. Deafening blasts shattered windows at the home of non-striker worker Murry Bible and damaged a yard in Hugh Bloomer's near Bean Station with no injuries. Sheriff Medlin said a mob also overturned a car outside the plant gates injuring one man.
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Rayon Mill
Morristown
Tenn
Enka Corp. Rayon
Robert Medlin
Murry Bible
Hugh Bloomer
Bean Station
Bible
CIO Textile Union
Medlin
Union
Enka
T. W. Iserman
Incomes Rise in April Amid Insurance Refund Boost
U S consumers saw April incomes rise to a 212.8 billion dollar yearly rate, aided by a 345 million dollar life insurance refund. Excluding refunds, April personal income gained about 1.6 billion dollars annual rate, marking the second straight monthly increase. The Commerce Department figures place 1949 total personal income payments above 209.8 billion dollars. The report notes refunds cannot count toward annual rates.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Eight Die in Weekend Boat Disasters on Rivers and Lake Michigan
Four rescued and four feared drowned after a cabin cruiser missed a lock and went over a dam near Pittsburgh. Survivors were saved by river boatmen as authorities later searched for others. Separately on Lake Michigan off Chicago strong winds caused a sailboat capsize and a dinghy accident with missing or dead occupants.
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Lake Michigan
Pittsburgh
William Fisher
Carol Kreig
William Lahey, Jr
Hull Wright
Wright
Chicago
Adella Vierhella
Army Quartermaster Depot
Beverly Smith
William Burghart
P Burghart
Teaneck Theater Ban Sparks Manager Quit
A week-old ban on teen patrons at Teaneck's Skouras Theaters Corp. property led to manager Al Harris quitting in protest. Police arrested a 15-year-old in a third arson attempt, while owners revoked the ban saying a few teens caused trouble but most were harmless.
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Teaneck
Skouras Theaters Corp
al Harris
Harris
Thetter
Two Nationalist Generals Executed Over Revolt Plot in Formosa
In Formosa on June 1, Lt. Gen. Wu Shih a vice minister of defense, Lt. Gen. Chen Pao whong, Col. Nyi Shin, and Miss Tsu Kan tse were executed after a February March roundup of Communist agents. They were reportedly tied and shot after conspiracy to hand Formosa to the Chinese Communists.
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Taipei
Formosa
Wu Shih
Oefense
Gvadio
Defense Ministry
Chen Pao-whong
Nyi Shin
Tsu Kan-tse
Formosan
Zach
Scot Fishermen Fired on at Sea Off Donegal Coast
Campbell town Scotland January reports that the Loch Esk trawler was attacked by three motor fishing boats off the County Donegal coast. Skipper James Richard Wayman suffered a bullet wound to the left thigh as gunfire erupted while the crew fished for cod. Irish authorities said they had not yet been informed and would not investigate without an official Scottish police report.
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Campbelltown
Scotland
Trish
James Richard Wayman
Loch Esk
County Donegal
Ireland
Wayman
Donegal
USSR Supreme Soviet to convene in Moscow session
The new Supreme Soviet of the USSR will hold its first session in Moscow tomorrow. The two houses, elected March 2, will begin separate sessions with deputies from the Council of the Union and the Council of Nationalities. The single ticket received over 99 percent of ballots.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet of the
Ussr
Kremlr
Council of the Union
Council of Nationas
Spy Probers Set To Question Amerasia Conspirator
Senate investigators prepared to question a convicted conspirator in the Amerasia documents case amid calls to recall a former presidential aide. Diary excerpts from James Forrestal's diary are cited, with testimony uncertain and new fines noted for involved officials.
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Washington
Senate
Amerasia
James V. Forrestal
Navy
James K Vardamen
Senate Royalty Committee
Sen
Brewster R
Maine
Justice Department
Vardaman
Amerasia Mazi
Philip Jaffe
Frestal
FBI
J. Edgar Hoot
Truman
Sislin
United Nasione Organization
Federal Reserve Bod
Brewster
Emmanuel
Lars Larsen
Lt. Roth
Iolam
Iain Jafferes
New York
Reds Defiant on Border Pact In Postwar Crisis
BERLIN June 1 Rundschau the East German paper defied a border pact push as a threat to annex German lands linking to a future German peace treaty. It argued the East German government is the legitimate representative of the German people and condemned Western influence on Oder frontier issues. 60,000 East and West Germans protested the Polish border settlement at Fulda amid calls for a German peace treaty.
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BERLE
Rundschau
Eviet Control Commission
Warsayne Jost
Fulda
West Republic
Teitery
Poland
Czechnsk
Anny al Warsaw
Sasa Seutele
Oder
United States
Jto
Yalta
Ana Fuestall
Weather snapshot for Charleston area upcoming week
Fragmentary forecast notes indicate sunrise and sunset times, moon phase references, and an unclear map hint. Details are incomplete, with garbled names and dates making precise conditions and times unreadable.
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West Virginia Methodist Church
E. B. Ware
Mannington
H.W. Weare
Elkins
Huntington
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Deita
Yandoon
Here
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Myohaung
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
the Bank
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Mars
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