Big 3 backs Western Reich link to Europe and Berlin
London reports the Big Three foreign ministers agree on integrating West Germany into a Western European framework and continuing Allied rights in Berlin. They accuse Russia of grave human rights violations by delaying repatriation, vow to seek information on prisoners in the Soviet Union, and support free elections for German reunification while Berlin’s status remains a point of negotiation.
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Western Reich
Europe
London
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Berlin
Russia
Sormer
Rissia
Easa
Soviet Union
Robert Sehuman
U. S
Dean Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Trve
Roissia
Lastavoel
Smmny
Vetuinn
Tives
Murray Says U S Playing With Reds in Labor Strife
Atlantic City March 3. CIO President Murray denounces communism and left wing groups as sitting on their fat rumps and selling out American workers for foreigners. He argues employers will avoid Communists while praising Soviet ally status during World War II but warns about future Red influence.
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Atlantic City
Vich
CIO
Philip
Congress
Murray
United Strelata’ Convention
CTO
America
Mirtas
Soviet Russia
RAF Men Missing After Plans Collide in Egyptian Desert
Eleven RAF servicemen are missing and presumed dead after a collision between a British Vampire fighter and a Lincoln bomber over the Ismailia region near the Suez Canal in the Egyptian desert. Both aircraft burst into flames. cause of the crash is undetermined. The bomber crew numbered about seventy. one survivor aboard the lighter is reported.
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Ismaila
Egypt
Ila
RAF
Suez
Dennis Starts One Year Contempt Term for Dennis
Alam WAshington May Igene Dennis general secretary of the Communist party began serving a year in jail for contempt of Congress from 1947 with a $1,000 fine. He also faces five years and a $10,000 fine in New York for conspiracy to overthrow the Government, with appeals ongoing.
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Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
United States
District of Columbia
Congress
Howard Johnson
Alam
Washington
Igene Dennis
David A. Pine
Dennis
Supreme Court
New York
Pine
Southern Senate Debate on FEPC Bill Talk
Lucas warned Dixie senators he would move to end debate on the Fair Employment Practices Commission bill unless Southern opponents allow Senate consideration. The bill would establish a commission to prevent discrimination in hiring firing or promotion based on race color religion or national origin.
Donaldson Upsets Postal Outback Policy Moves
WASITINGTON May 12 General Jesse M Donaldson says he will keep the outbacks ordered last month by the postal service. He argues complaints are inflated by union influence and has cut residential mail delivery to once daily and reduced business area delivery. Office window hours and post office hours were trimmed. The House Post Office Committee approved a resolution seeking rationing of services.
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Wasitington
Jesse M. Donaldson
Postal Service
Letter Carrions Union
Donaldson
House Post Office Committee
U S May Seek Czech Diplomatic Ouster
Washington on May 12 reports a State Department draft demand for mass Czech diplomat expulsion in retaliation for Czechoslovakia electing two thirds of American diplomats abroad. If enacted, about 27 of 30 Czech staff would depart, with 49 of 87 US diplomats in Prague and Bratislava affected, potentially closing Prague or Slovak consulates and shrinking Washington embassy staff.
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Washington
Lri
United States
State Department
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Prague
Bratislava
Ankyrin
New York
Fittsburgh
Cleveland
U.S. Suit Seeks Gas Price Slash
The government filed an anti trust suit in Los Angeles seeking lower gasoline prices and to end California voluntary oil conservation. Seven majors named: Standard of California, The Texas Co. of New York, Shell of New York, Tidewater Association of New York, Richfield of Los Angeles, General Petroleum of Los Angeles, Union of California. The action seeks dissolution of the California Conservation Committee, ending voluntary practices not by state law, wholesale and retail separations, price posting bans, and outlawing exclusive contracts with service stations.
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Los Angeles
California
U.S
Grand
California Conservation Committee
Lane Company
Compan
Fces
Standard of
the Texas Co
NewWork
Shell of
New York
Tidewater Associaten of
Richfield of
General Petroleum For
Union of California
Coal Troubles and Mob Savagery Mark 1922 Mine War
The Gazette recounts brutal coal mine strife led by Herrin and the 1922 mob killings, contrasting mine owners’ blame with violent actions. It notes John L. Lewis's hard line in 1920 7.50 day wage debates, the 1922 strike, and a Southern Illinois coal company strip mining and shipping coal to Chicago amid high prices as officials moved to suppress union activity. The piece previews West Virginia treason trial associations and futures of labor conflict.
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Raymond KR. Murphy
The
Gazette
West Virginia
Charles Town
John L Lewis
Central
Coiteact
Lewlaly
Werrin
Marion
Southern Illinsig Coal Co
Chicago
William J. Lester
Presidential Sha
K. McDowell
40000 Escape From Winnipeg Flood Dangers
Winnipeg faced a rising Red River with dikes under strain as more than 40000 residents fled the flood swept city. Relief officials warned the exodus would deepen while railways and roads moved evacuees to safety and authorities prepared for potential dike breaches.
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Winnipeg
Red River
Prairie City
Brig
R. EB
A. Morton
Red River Valley
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Sanger Zone
Morton
Lfour
Simonite
Bank of Montreal
Douglas L. Carmobella
Manitoba
Patient Dies After Gas Label Mix-Up at Port Jervis Hospital
May 12 Port Jervis New York authorities say a patient at St Francis Hospital died during surgery after carbon dioxide gas was administered from a cylinder labeled oxygen. John McCovey Ray an Erie Railroad conductor of Port Jervis was on the operating table for stomach ulcers when anesthesia was given. An investigation by Orange County district attorney Clare J. Hoyt and Port Jervis acting police chief John J Boogue found the cylinder was mislabeled. The hospital did not appear at fault. The incident is reported to have occurred during preparation for surgery.
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Port Jerves
St Francis Hospital
John McCovey
Ray
Erie Railroad
Port Jervis
Clare J. Hoyt
Orange County
John J. Boogue
Ten Thousand Pledged In MH Fund Drive Effort Intensifies
Despite rain, Marr Harvey building fund campaign workers report day’s gifts and pledges totaling about 10000. Major contributions include First National Bank of South Charleston 2000, Sport Mart 7000, Baker Equipment 1900, Sears Monument 750, Deal H Tompkins 600, Spencer Moore I Co 500, Lincoln Jewelers 225, plus several 5000 in special gifts and additional pledges from neighborhood volunteers. Enthusiasm rose after a Thursday campaign meeting as workers from Bella to South Charleston mobilized.
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Marr Arvey
Campeien
First National Bank of South Charleston
Sport Mart
Baker Equipment
Sears Monument
Deal H. Tompkins
Spencer Moore I Co
Lincoln Jewelers
Ision
Bella
South Charleston
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Age of Miracles Story Promises Medical Breakthroughs
The article promotes a forthcoming feature by Bob Considine on modern medicine, claiming dramatic progress over the past fifty years and the lives saved or improved by medical advances. It teases readers with a glimpse of human stories and scientific breakthroughs to be explored.
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Bob Considine
Toader
U.S. Rail Strike Talks Fail to Break Deadlock
In Chicago on May 12, U.S. mediator Francis ONeill Jr said the locomotive firemen strike remains deadlocked with no new offer from the union. Despite hopes of a peace break, the board plans to stay in Chicago while gravity of the walkout grows toward 200000 workers amid renewed violence and expanded skeleton service.
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Chicago
Francis O'Neill, Jr
The
National Railway
Medihebakord Board
O'Neill
Tosrd
Istruck
Jinien
Washington
Atlanta
Ge. L. GB. Johnson
Farmville
Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Southern
Santa Fe
Southern Railway West
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern R i
Indianapoli
Cincinnati
Truman Celebrates Government as Business Salvation
President Truman, touring Montana, declares government action has saved private enterprise from socialism and other isms. He contrasts critics and urges courage to use collective strength through government to propel business forward. Economists in Washington forecast record 1950 volumes in manufactured goods and housing, with auto output and starts rising toward new highs.
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Truman
Montana
Butte
Washington
Avril
Tnéustual
Weekly Criticizes Bouchelle Action
Ripley May 13 4 The Jackson Herald accused Kanawha Circuit Judge Julian F Bouchelle today of deciding a case before hearing it argued. The judge declined comment. The Herald said Bouchelle formed a prewritten decision during a recount hearing for a school levy extension and ordered a recount while halting further action to await high court review. The piece notes potential county cost and cites prior similar cases.
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Ripley
Jackson Herald
Kanawha Circuit
Julian F. Bouchelle
Charleston
Bouchelle
Shudge Bouchelle
Weekly Herald
Supreme Court
Capt Yeager Unhurt After Jet Crash at Edwards AFB
Capt Charles B. Yeager, a famed test pilot, escaped injury when his experimental IXF-024 jet crashed after an engine failure at Edwards Air Force Base. The aircraft struck from about 20 feet, suffering heavy damage. Yeager, 27, was unhurt in the third crash of his career.
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Maroqu
Cal
Charles BB. Yoder
Porce
Edwards Air Force Base
Yeder
Yeager
Public survey draws sharp comments on traffic plan
Citizens in Charles and south Charleston mock the $25,000 Kanawha Valley traffic survey. Replies express frustration with delays and poor streets, including notes like I waited because I was in a hurry and take the $25,000 and fix the streets. Some admit no personal trips, citing reliance on cabs and buses as they criticize local facilities.
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Charles
South Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Four Hurt In Blue Creek Car Crash Near U S Route
Four people were injured in a two-vehicle crash near Blue Creek on U S Route last night. Ambulance crew report a rear impact and a side collision with injuries ranging from scalp lacerations to leg and eye injuries. Patients transported to Charleston General Hospital include Junior Seals 29 of Pinch with serious injuries to shoulder leg feet and scalp, Nora Smith 33 of Clendenin with serious head injuries, Richard Scott 19 of Pinch with facial lacerations and eye injury, and Mary Jane Smith 17 of Clendenin with scalp wounds.
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Blue Creeks
Hafer
U.S. Re
Charleston General Hospital
Junior Seals
Pinch
Nora Smith
Clendenin
Richard Scott
Mary Jane Smith
Solon Denounces Budenz as Liar in Senate Clash
Senator Chavez assailed Louis Budenz as a lying publicity seeker who flaunted a Catholic conversion and used the cross as a club in denouncing Budenz the accuser of Owen Lattimore. Senator McCarthy defended Budenz as courageous and truthful amid smear charges. Budenz, former Daily Worker editor and Fordham professor, could not comment.
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Washington
Sen. Chaves
D-Nm
Louis Budenz
Owen Lattimore
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Budenzy
Chavez
Senate
McCar
Buden
State Department
Budenz
Budena
Work Year
Catholic Aurech
Marty
Fordham University
New York
Chavey
Bu ‘Deny
Lattimore
Ala Yage
Firing of Denham Reported in Offing
Washington dispatch reports a widening split between the National Labor Relations Board and chief counsel Robert N. Denham with hints President Truman may fire Denham. Louis G Silverberg, NLRB information director, notes Denham plans to handle his own public relations.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Truman
Denham
Louis G Silverberg
Silverberg
Aptatrg
Bard Silverberg
Paul M. Hernog
Fox pledges guard aid in Operation Coonskin
Brig. Gen. Charlies R. Fox yesterday pledged West Virginia National Guard support for Operation Coonskin, a two day effort to open Croonskin Park. He said tentative U S Army approval was obtained for a temporary pontoon foot bridge over the Elk River to handle crowd access, with plans for three tents as headquarters.
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Charlies R. Fox
West Virginia National Guard
Croonskin Park
The
Gazelle
Jocal Meratractors Assoc
Associated General Contractors
W. Va
U.S. Army
Elk River
Caonskin
Park Rock
Baby A bombs pack big punch
Washington officials say the new tiny bombs, carried by jet planes, could be more powerful than earlier weapons. Details describe a plutonium core, tamper design, and potential for a stronger, longer lasting explosion that may have been hinted after Hiroshima.
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Frank E. Carex
Washington
Hovchers
Sinader
Japan
Eniwetok
War Department
Eirashima
Charleston Skies May 3 Weather and star positions
The notice outlines sunrise and sunset times for Charleston on May 3 with moon phase details and prominent constellations visible after sunset. It notes the twins star group high in the west at sunset, Betelgeuse setting, and mentions Ariadne and M7 in the sky, with temperatures around Ram and noon estimates.
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Promin
Betelgeux
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