Nagy Reported Enroute to U S From Geneva
Swiss newspapers said Ferenc Nagy former Hungarian premier left Geneva by plane for New York and was expected at La Guardia. Reports in Washington and New York suggested Nagy started his flight to the United States with his wife and two children. State Department visas for Nagy and his family were issued, but officials would not confirm Nagy plans.
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Geneva
ANS
Ferenc Nagy
New York
la Guardia
Tomor
Washington
Nagy
United States
la Guardia Field
N.Y
Ragy
TWA
State Department
Sisted
Government to Trim Agency Budgets in War Bill
House committee slashes funds across agencies including VA by over a billion, warning efficiency must improve and admin costs cut. Major cuts target Budget Bureau, VA personnel, Civil Service, and highway programs while GI bill and new VA hospitals keep funding.
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Prem Pagody
White House
Budget Bureau
Veterans Administration
War Assets Administration
I Atomic Energy Commission
Army and Navy Pension Fund
Civil Service Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Eis
Amit Saur
Sania
Federal Works Agency
I National Advisory Committee For
Aeronautica
Budget Confusion Marks Commission Financing Critique
A report cites a New Year spending plan including 74.14 million for stip payments and 102 million redirected from ship construction. references $73.2 million dropped from the budget and returns to the Treasury. The committee criticizes the commission for muddled finances and a policy of confusion, calling its budget estimates typical of poor fiscal management.
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Stip
Wader Construction
Treasury
Commission
Avithin
Renick to Speak At Elks Flag Day Celebration
Fay ette county attorney and state judge advocate of the American Legion Myron B Renick will be the principal speaker at Charleston Elks Shrine Mosque Flag Day event Sunday at 2 15 p m. A parade from Quarrier Street to the Shrine will precede ceremonies led by the Elks parade team with Boy Scout color guard and John Brawley Post Drum and Bugle corps. National Anthem opens with SB Mitchell Craige at the organ. Exalted Ruler W W Hardbarger presides and Major Harry Ward will give the invocation before Henry V Diefenbach introduces the speaker.
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Myron B Renick
Fayette County
American Legion
Charleston Elks
Shrine Mosque
Elks
Quarrier St
Shrine
Ipe
Elks Chaimspion Crill
Boy Scouts
John Brawley Post American Legion
Mem
SB Mitchell Craige
Paul Saylor
Ww. J.hardbarger
Russia warns on arms talks linked to broader crisis
Russia urged that disarmament progress follow the December 14 UN resolution linking arms and troop reductions, threatening potential obstacles to implementing the assembly plan. Gromyko clashed over a rigid Soviet draft while the US and Britain argued the issues lie apart. In other news, Trygve Lie named Wilder Foote to a UN information post, and Lauritz Melchior and wife Maria Anna became US citizens in Los Angeles.
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Hodgson
Gronyko
Russia
United States
Britain
Gromyko
Hils
Human Rights Committee
Vladimir Koretsky
U. N
Trygve Lie
Wilder Foote
U. S
U.N
U. N. Eee
U. N. Balkans
Cormimissirm
Melchiors
Los Angeles
H— Laurity Melchior
Metropolitan Operetanor
Maria Anna
Denmark
Beverly Hills
The
Metropolitan
Ilm
Maria Hacker
West Virginia Education Bulletin Highlights Young Poets
The States Education Department monthly issue titled The Young Poet spotlights high school poetry. Foreword by W W Trent praises creative writing and explains only a selection could be published. Stonewall Jackson student Tracy Wolfe designed the cover. Judges included Stuart Armstrong Katherine Wehler and La Nelle Agee.
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West Virginia Education Bulletin
State Education Department
W. W. Trent
Genevieve Starcher
Tracy H. Wolfe
Stonewall Jackson High School
Stuart P. Armstrong
Katherine Wehler
Marshall College
la Nelle Agee
Welch
Kainawha County
Stuart P. Axmetrong
Flags and battle banners span West Virginia history
A museum exhibit traces early American flag design from colonial choices to the 13 stripes and varying stars, noting Vermont and Kentucky additions, the 1790s 13 stripes rule, and later regimental colors. It highlights Confederate and Union flags tied to West Virginia units, battle streamers, and plaques detailing campaigns from Moorefield to Gettysburg.
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England
New England
Incyclopedia Britannica
St. George
Marysachusetts
South Carolina
New York
Rhode Island
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Indepen
Denice
Congress
John Paul Jones
Vermont
Kenntucky
West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
Jefferson Davis
Hollywood
Richmond
Robert Carr
South Hills
William &. MacCorkle
150Th Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
Canal Zone
Panama
201St
West Virginia Infantry
Alaska
13Th
Hurricane Bridge
Lynthburg
Kernstown
Bereyville
Opecuor
Cedar Creek
Fisher’s Hill
Cloyd Mountain
Lynchbourg
Carter's Farm
Winchester
Opequon
Fisher's Hil
Bth
West Virginia Cavary
Allegheny
McDowell
Franklin
Cross Keys
Ceedar Mountain
Rappahannock Station
White Sulphur Springs
Waterloo Bridge
Bull Run
Rocky Gap
Droop Mountain
Dublin Depot
Moorefield
Beverly
Alkali
Sand Hill
Lillian Springs
Wth W
Miss
Mission Ridge
Tean
New Market
Piedmont
New Hope
Staubton
Lynchbute
Gneckers Ford
Betty Ville
W. V2
Cedar Mountain
Freeman Ford
Swpkur Springs
Charleston
Cloyd’s Mountain
New River Bridge
Lynchburg
Hall
Secretary of State
Nassau Coal Co
Vivian
McDowell Country
Edgar ¥. Clausen
New Canaan
Pas Uzal
Martz
Pottsville
Roland C
Luther
Bluefield
Murray Predicts Maritime Strike Looms Over Contracts
CIO President Philip Murray warned at a Washington news conference that a maritime union walkout is likely when contracts expire Sunday night. He cited ship owners' bargaining reluctance amid the Taft Hartley bill and urged continuation of current contracts to avoid harming the U S merchant marine and U S foreign commitments.
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Washington
CIO
Philip Murray
Uhere
DY Murray
Commissioner Revokes State Beer Licenses in West Virginia
Beer Commissioner Fred B. Watkins announced revocation of retail licenses for five West Virginia dealers following hearings on violations. AMVETS Post No. 10 Morgantown license revoked effective June 9, plus four more revocations effective June 20: Talbert A. DeHaven Airport Club Martinsburg Joseph N. Byerly Town Tavern Pool Room Terra Alta D R Vornecs The Airport Inn Martinsburg John O Rafferty Sportsmans Grill Parkat's Bute.
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Fred B. Watkins
West Virginia
Amvets Post No. 10
Morgantown
Talbert A. DeHaven
Airport Clube
Martinsburg
Joseph N. Byerly
Town Tavern
Terra Alta
D. R. Vornecs
Airport Inn
John O. Rafferty
Sportsmans Grill
Doctors Link Social Stress to Delayed Recovery
Psychiatrists at a medical school report that chronic disease ulcers and thyroid patients show higher rates of social climbers and strainers. They note foreign born and foreign parentage patients reflect culture-change stress. The study suggests frustrated individuals recover slowly and seek invalidism, with dependent and hysterical women driving the pattern.
Party Pacts Ease In Czech Slovak Coalition Tensions
A recent leaders meeting of Czech and Slovak ruling parties exposed conflicts among the Communists Czech Socialists Social Democrats Peoples Party Slovak Democrats and Slovak Communists. Accusations flew about sheltering Tiso allies and Soviet ambitions for Slovakia. A special commission will probe leaders in Slovak Democrat and Slovak Communist groups, and parties will pursue a rotating Czech Slovak arrangement in the new constitution.
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Hovak Democratic Party
Czechoslovakia
Social Democrats
Peoples Patty
Slovak Democrats
Slovsk
Slovakia
Tiso
Sloves Democrats
Soviet Union
Banska Bystrica
Labor Bill Sparks Political Clash In City Debate
O'Dwyer defends running city without Congress input while others frame labor bill as nonpartisan. Gullined outlines worker organizing rights and union shop transparency. Harvey cites labor barons opposing corrective legislation. Federal attorneys warn John J. Lewis could trigger broader mine shutdowns during prevacation period beginning June 27.
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Symernved
O'Dwyer
New York
Congress of
United States
Harley
Congress
Vetolt Schow!cay
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ldo
Rhododendron Bloom Misses State Birthday Celebration
A. A. Wood of the Monongahela National Forest reports the rhododendron will bloom late, missing the state's June 20 birthday anniversary. Officials expect bloom to begin June 28 at 9,000 feet and peak July 1 to 15, with higher elevations flowering into August.
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A. A. Wood
Elkins
Monongahela National Forest
Wood
Miners Dispute Tests Use of Emergency Powers
The debate centers on whether stoppages due to abnormally dangerous conditions qualify as strikes and permit injunctions under national emergency powers. Rayburn opposed the bill, citing similar points. Lewis used a six day mourning period after the Centralia disaster to pace stay-out-of-unsafe-mines actions. Negotiations with operators have collapsed though may resume after Truman acts on Taft-Hartley. The government plans to return soft coal pits to private owners July 1 as federal control ends. A strike threatens July 7 without a contract. The UMW Journal notes the 17 days from presidential action deadline to July 7, about the normal negotiating period, with clarified positions aiding future talks.
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Truman
Rep. Rayburn
Texas
Lewis
Centralia
J Courts
United Mine Workers Jour
Eal
Aid Said Needed To Keep Streams Pure
Washington June 13 Any stream pollution control law without federal assistance would be ineffective and fail. Alfred Lefeber Cincinnati consulting engineer testified before the House public works committee citing exhausted municipalities and financing sewerage improvements as difficult. Jesse V Sullivan secretary of the West Virginia Coal Assort opposed expansion of federal bureaucracy over daily life.
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Washington
Alfred Lefeber
Cincine Inati
Testif
House Public Works Committee
Lefebar
Jesse V. Sullivan
Charleston
West Virginia Coal Assort
Curley Seeks Supreme Court Review of Conviction
Mayor James M Curley of Boston appealed to the Supreme Court to reconsider its June 2 denial for review of his mail fraud conspiracy conviction and six to 18 month sentence. He was hospitalized at Cohasset, Mass, due to a serious diabetic condition while he awaits summer home treatment.
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Curley
Washington
James M. Curley
Boston Today
Supreme Court
Cohasset Hospital
Scituate
Mass
the Engineers, Inc
Rites Get Discussed In Ku Klux Klan Dissolution Case
Assistant Attorney General Claude Shaw testified the Klan was chartered in Georgia on July 1, 1916 and warned that profits from membership and regalia sales were used to fund officers. Belser argued dissolution would shock widows and orphans and hurricane and flood victims, noting the group dissolved as a patron organization in 1944 but kept the charter to deter misuse of the name.
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Pape
Bevin Supports World Parliament and Press Cautions
Bevin urged urgent rehabilitation of Europe and backed a world parliament directly elected as the best path to avoid war. He spoke with reporters, praising world press coverage of Indian independence talks and urging a clearer separation of facts from opinion in reporting.
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Sible
Bia
Ing
St Louis Slowed (Continued From Page) Strike Actions Reach Hospitals
The Conciliation Service assigned Communasioners Nicholas Fille and Anthony E Johnson at the St Louis office to pursue settlement steps amid the strike. Some hospitals curtailed services due to absenteeism, and St Louis County Hospital asked the union to permit limited bus service for workers to reach their jobs during the stoppage.
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St. Louis
Paget
UB. 3
Nicholas Fille
Anthony E. Johnson
St Louis County
Chiang Declares Fight to Finish in Sinkiang Tibet Revolt
June 13 dispatches report Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek ordering Sinkiang to defend the border to the last man against alleged reinforcements from Outer Mongolia. Fighting persists near Lhasa with turmoil in Tibet and broader tension as Soviet planes reportedly bomb positions. an embassy note notes Ambassador Petrov may return to Moscow by month end.
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Anking
Chiang Kai-shek
Sinkiang
China
Mongolian People’s Republic
Mongolia
A. A. Petrov
Moscow
Tibet
Chungking
Court Seeks Bar on Wallace Speech at Watergate Arena
The American Anti-Communist Association petitioned a federal district court to restrain Secretary Krug from allowing former Vice President Henry A. Wallace to speak at the Watergate Amphitheater. The group claims Wallace’s sponsoring body Wallace’s planned remarks incite riot and that the Southern Conference for Human Welfare is listed as a Communist front. Arguments on the motion set for Monday. West Virginia State College offers a short home nursing course with Charleston Red Cross cooperation from June 15 to June 23 for busy homemakers.
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Wallace
Washington
Southern |Conference For Human Welfare
House Committee On un-American Activities
Keny
United States
Home Economics Department of
West Virginia
State
Fenssne
Charleston
1American Red Cross
Jean C. Conner
The
American Red Cross
CIO UAW Local 242 Leaders Tied to War Supply Plot
Testimony at hearings links Christoffel and Buse, leaders of CIO UAW Local 242 at Ajlis Chelmers, to a plan to disrupt war supplies to Britain. Witnesses allege Communist ties and that Christoffel ordered a strike. The sub committee chair Kersten led hearings in Milwaukee and reported to the Justice Department. The report claims conclusive evidence Christoffer Littl lied about his bath testimony and hints at Buse's false statements, with limited corroboration.
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CIO
Wis
A|lis Chalmers Company
Britain
Christoffel
Cio-Uaw
Ajlis Chelmers
Buse
Alis-Chalmers
Juouls Budens
Communist Party Councils
Fordham University
Kersten
Milwaukee
Justice Department
Criminal Division
Hartley
FBI
Christoffer Littland
Toya
Birth Announcements From Local Families
Mrs Carl McLaughtis and Mr McLaughtis announce a baby born on Day 30 at Water Bre Tran. Mr and Mrs Jon Pinnegan report a daughter born June 13 at 307 Bath St. Mr and Mrs Amme North Charleston reveal a daughter born June 11. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sus mand Buckley announce a birth in Malden on June 3.
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Mtr
Carl McLaughtis
Jon Pinnegan
Bath St
Amme North
Open Door urged by retired justice to accept refugees
Open Door advocate Owen J Roberts told Washington America has an immoral duty to lead by taking in 400000 European refugees and endorsed a House bill allowing 100000 entrants annually for four years. Support came from William Green and Rev William Mulloy. Charles Bebcock opposed citing unemployment and housing.
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Acke
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court
Washington
America
Owens
House Judiciary
U. S
William Green
AFD
William T. Mulloy
Fional Catholic Rural Life Conference
Charles E. Bebcock
Order of United American Mechanics
Vandenberg’s call for study of resources meets mixed Senate support
Senators from both parties weighed Vandenberg’s proposal urging a national inventory of American resources before further foreign commitments. O'Mahoney praised the idea for boosting peace productivity, while Fulbright warned against lending Europe money without European federation, and others urged domestic economic soundness first.
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America
Vandenberg
Dollave
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Taft
R-Obin
Cain
Wesh
Fulbright
D.-Ars
Bernard M.baruch
Europe
Bushfield
Kem R.morr
Epistle Speaker to Address Army Chaplain Experiences
Rev. T Hudnall Harvey rector of St Matthew s Episcopal church will speak on Experiences of An Army Chaplain at the Young Adult group meeting of Christ seeds anddst church tomorrow evening.
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T. Hudnall Harvey
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Christ Seeds Anddst
Advisers Voted on Voice of America Oversight
The House backed creating an advisory council for Voice of America oversight with up to six members from journalism radio labor and other fields and advanced measures to tighten reciprocity in student exchanges. The vote was 145 to 1 and debate continued as officials sought funds for a 34 million program. Ball urged factual news overseas broadcasting as the best propaganda for the free enterprise system.
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Ashington
Rouse Late
Ww Congress
Rell
State Department
Ond Veterans Affairs
Hawee
Rep
Sklecte
R-Wis
Matsfled
D.mont
Rees
William Benton
Senate
House
Mundt
S.D
Ball
R-Mian
Benton
America
Ewa
Solons Agree Continued Eves Ss Rent Control Bill
As the bill became law rent controls would be removed on new housing hotels and accommodation rents for 225 dollars or more a month in newly rented dwellings and remodeled houses State laws govern eviction proceedings AR construction controls scrapped except those on recreational buildings such as bowling alleys and theaters
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Voice of America
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