French Leader Urges Western Europe Pool Scientific Minds
Paris report says Professor Jean Thibaud director of Lyon’s Atomic Research Institute urged Western Europe unify atomic research similar to the Schuman plan for coal and steel to harness the atom for peaceful development and proposed a marshal plan for science.
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University of Lyon
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Berserk Man Kills Janitor Injures Cop in Manhattan
A quiet man in a Manhattan East Side tenement district killed janitor Harry Poluchena, 56, and wounded a police officer. Mike Shramok, 36, wounded in a gun duel, was subdued after crashing into the building. Police said motive unclear and identified Shramok as the incident’s assailant.
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Harry Poluchena
East Second St
Mike Shram
Polychena
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William F. Tekveck
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Gillman
Shramok
Reserve Group Ends Two Day Contact Camp
Army reservists from 19 southern West Virginia counties completed a two day training camp at a 4 H camp near a Fayette County town. Instruction covered the latest Army weapons map and aerial photograph reading and night compass problems. Col A K Reeves called the event one of the most successful yet held in West Virginia.
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Garettory
West Virginia
Fayette County
A .K. Reeves
Army
2894Th Ordnance Training Group
Beckley
Wage gains lift April payrolls despite farm income drop
The report shows total wage and salary receipts rising to an annual rate of 136.7 billion in April, up 1.8 billion from March, driven by durable goods and manufacturing sectors. Proprieter income fell by 700 million as livestock receipts declined, and farm operator net income for January–April 1950 ran about 20 percent below a year earlier.
Marmet Methodists Receive Charter From General Board
The Marmet Methodist Men at Reynolds Memorial Church Marmet West Virginia are granted a charter by the General Board of Lay Activities. The 24 members are led by President Dale Wade with John C Lewis as secretary Rev G Frank Plybon serves as pastor The group aims to promote Christian fellowship learn about the church and win men and boys to Christ.
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Chicago
Methodism
General Board of
Reynolds Memorial Methodist Church
Marmet
W. Va
Dale Wade
John C. Lewis
G. Frank Plybon
South Korea Receives $2.5 Million ECA Funds
The Economic Cooperation Administration released about $2.5 million to the Republic of Korea. The funds will be used mainly for bridge and railway construction and field control, per an official government statement.
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South Korea
Seoul
Economic Cooperation Administration
Republic of
Weekend toll report of traffic crashes and injuries in Kanawha area
Numerous crashes on State Routes 17 119 and nearby roads injure drivers and passengers. Reuben Olive 22 of Poca fractures left arm. Benny Lee Thomas 21 of Ronda seriously hurt in Eskdale motorcycle collision. Roscoe Payne 30 of Frame seriously injured near Elkview. Dozens of minor accidents flood Charleston after heavy rain. Police report Dillard 25 Blakeley and Proctor 47 Blakeley treated for severe lacerations. Several accidents involve arrests for license and permit violations.
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Elkview
Reuben Olive
Poca
Robert Jackson
St Francis Hospital
Eskdale
Charleston General Hospital
Benny Lee Thomas
Ronda
Hutt
Roscoe Payne
Frame
Staats Hospital
Charleston
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Boomer
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Blakeley
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Laird Memorial Hospital
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Elxview
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Whitesville
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C. W. Dye
Ripley
Dye
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Beckley
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Gassaway
Claude Ja Beeson
Lorentz
Sutton
PF. B. Swiger
Beeson
Swiger
Hughes
U. S. Rt. 119
Greenview
Charles Ball
Madison
James Richard Brailford
Peach Creek
Logen’ County
Hose Brafford
Bratford
J. W. Bulmer
Kenawha County
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Shrewsbury St
Chelyan
Parkersbury Street
Claudia Rushing
John , Garrett
Juanita E. Garrett
St. Albans
Harold Escue
Winifield
Putnam County
Johnny
Business Outlook Cautions on Overbuying Amid Postwar Era
The report notes improved conditions since the year's start with tech advances and rising consumer markets, signaling capacity to build inventory as prices rise. It warns against overbuying and overpricing but credits bankers and businessmen for restraint, aiming to avoid speculation and optimize resources. The text mentions fewer than 300,000 American troops in the war with Spain.
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Spain
Blind Deaf Student Earns St Johns Degree in Brooklyn
Robert J. Smithdas aged 25, blind and deaf since age six, graduated with honors from St. John's University Brooklyn as the first totally deaf and blind degree recipient since Helen Keller. He used a finger tapping code with helper John Spanier to follow commencement and plans postgraduate study at Michigan and a lecture tour. He is one of six children, son of Joseph Smithdas of Pittsburgh.
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John’s Universit New York
Robert J. Smithdas
St. John's University
Brooklyn
Helen Keller
Radcliffe
John Spanier
Spanier
Smithdas
Et St. Y
Joseph Smithdas
Pittsburgh
Perkins Institute
Watertown
Mass
St. John’s
Industrial
Home For the
University of Michigan
Mishaps claim crew and passengers in Channel rescue gone wrong
A 42 foot sport fishing boat named Signal Hill sank in the Estalina Channel off California. Captain Joseph A. Robinson 43 and crewmen William Pelletier 34 James Roberts 30 and John Singer 30, all from Long Beach, drowned or were exposed. Survivors include Clifford Culladen a Chicago Board of Trade member and passengers Toby Baker 20 of Chicago and Montreal brothers Peter Tuescher 24 and Eric 26, who were science students at the University of Chicago. The Coast Guard ship encountered a failed rescue as weather and propeller entanglement hampered efforts.
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Clifford Culladen
Chicago Board of Trade
Kenneth Foster
Coast Guard
Toby Baker
Chicago
Montreal
Peter Tuescher
Eric
University of Chi Lcago
Lestalina Channel
California
Joseph A. Robinson
Signal Hill
William Pelletier
James Roberts
John Singer
Long Beach
Paramount Steel
Soviet German ties move toward East Europe shifts
Western observers in Berlin see Soviet actions linked to East Germany and border talks with Poland. They note the Oder-Neisse frontier agreement and East German trade missions to Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania and China as signs of imminent moves.
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
East Germany
Oder-Neisse
Bulgaria
Romania
China
Klein Rejects ALP Tag In '50 Campaign
Rep. Klein of New York says he will reject the American Labor Party designation in his bid for re election this fall. He notes he accepted ALP designation two years ago but now will run on his record and backing for Roosevelt and Truman policies.
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Klein
Washington
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American Labor Party
Roosevelt
Truman
Pinza Aims To Launch Mozart Festival Impresario Plan
Ezio Pinza, after rising from opera to film, reveals the goal of founding an American Salzburg summer Mozart festival next year. He spoke on CBS with Bruno Walter, who offered to help, and noted an ideal country location near a big city with a fine theater for the operas.
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Ezio Pinza
Pinza
CBS
Amnerican Salzburg
Finza
South Pacific
Bruno Walter
Walter
Trooper Spradling Suspended After Altercation at Atkins Tavern
An officer restrained by a tavern incident drew a .38 pistol after a third confrontation with Spradling. Spradling struck Atkins twice and another man sought warrants, while mayoral action was not taken. The suspension has limited immediate effect as accruals continue.
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W. S. Webb
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