Senate clash over communism fuels GOP attacks in Washington
Republicans attack administration secrecy as Senator Wherry links the matter to Truman's timetable. Dewey accuses Democrats of tolerating spies and traitors, pledging honest government. Democrats pause but prepare to renew floor fight with McCarthy on Monday as Senate tackles foreign aid legislation.
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Associate Press
Washington
Wherry
Nebraska
GOF Noor
Truman
Creed
State Department
McCarthy
R-Wis
Thouwis
E Dewey
New York
GOP
Dewey
Dewy Dewared
Rallory
Kansas City
Alger Hs
Senate
Elizabeth Taylor to Marry Hilton in Hollywood Wedding
Elizabeth Taylor, 18, vows to wed Conrad Nicholson Hilton, 23, in a Beverly Hills Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd ceremony at 5 p.m. The wedding joins two famous families and is expected to draw hundreds of guests to a fashionably simple gown designer described.
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Hollywood
Elisabeth
Hus
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Stevens
Chiesgo
Hes
Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Tornadoes Rampage Across Three States Killing and Wounding
A deadly tornado outbreak lashed west Texas Oklahoma and Kansas injuring numerous residents as it tore through Perryton Great Bend and other communities. One man Bill Kyry 82 died while trying to save his family and several dozen people were hurt across the affected towns.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Bill
Kyy
Perryton
Tor
Fkanass
Great Bend
Vernal Kansas
Ty Perryton
Acheson Aims for Western Germany Occupation Plan
Secretary of State Acheson seeks British and French agreement in London to phase down Allied controls in western Germany within about 18 months. He envisions a reduced occupation with a Western defense force and no immediate troop withdrawal, guiding postwar Germany under U.S. leadership.
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Associated Press
Washington
Acheson
London
Germany
fAiroly
Londian
Paris
U.S
Joly J. McCloy
Meeloy
State Department
$27 Million Damage Suit Goes To Jury
In Scranton Pennsylvania on May 5 the $27,000,000 Federal case of the Earl Carroll estate against United Airlines goes to a jury of twelve after final arguments. Mrs Jessie I Schuyler of Los Angeles is the executrix plaintiff. Carroll and 41 others died June 1948 near Mount Carmel Pennsylvania when a United plane crashed en route from Chicago to New York.
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Earl Caroll
United Air Lines
Stx
Dudge Albert L. Witster
Jessie I. Schuyler
Los Angeles
Culli
Andillary
Carroll
Beryl Wallace
Ear Mount Carmel
United
le Guardia Field
Chicago
San Diego
Calif
Bear Attack at Stockholm Zoo Injures Woman
A woman was bitten by a bear at the Vingaker zoo in Sweden yesterday. Doctors said today the woman's life is not in danger and she is expected to survive.
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Stockholm
Inger Fobongwet
St.the
Vingaker
Sweden
Jett Sm
Merchants Push New Tax Plan Ahead of School Board Meeting
A merchants committee from the Retail Merchants Bureau urges a mercantile tax. chairman Jeff Beltes leads talks at the Powell Mator Co. with Jack Stall Lawrence Thomas and others to meet Sunday. The plan targets three levies replacing past measures and seeks support from the school board at its May session. Florence Stewart elected secretary as promotion plans for June 17 Rally with the American Legion are drafted.
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Retail Merchants Bureau
Chamber of Comers
Boston House
Jeff) Beltes
Powell Mator Co
Chaleman
Jack Stall
William Hiwumend
Lawrence ‘Thomas
AB. Wicks
Erié
Llorence Wallace
Secnet
Merantile Tevies
Powell Garage
Map Fk
Bard
Arnold Seastead
Helen Jonas
Bard Lass
Wwere
Miss Jones
Chase
Chen
American Legion
Florence Stewart
Perty Parker
Union City woman badly burned in gas explosion
Sara Gardner, 18, sister of Union City burgess Tom Gardiner, suffered second and third degree burns over an extended body area in a garage gas explosion at her home. Neighbors helped extinguish flames before she was taken to Stem Memorial Hospital for emergency care.
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Union City
Sara £. Gardner
Sisters of
Tom R. Gardiner
Hamet
Erie
Miss Gardner
Iun
Corry Man Held For Court After Assault Spree
A Corry man, Guth, 24, was held for the next court term after a wild assault spree last night. Police report he and Jackson attacked multiple victims on West Main Street, smashed car windows, and damaged property during a rampage from about 7:30 to 11:00 PM. Guth faced charges of malicious mischief and may face additional counts. Jackson is to be examined tonight. Guth paid over $200 in fines previously and spent time in jail.
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Povil Guth
West Pleasant
Aldermin M.S. Cobbels
Msilill
Bablery
Stwety
Mharth
Colliv
Migehieh
Wim
Merle Josian
Beton
Gullit Plong
Will
Donal
Butch” Jacksan
Essey Street
Dustin Butlers
Ath
Jackson
West Main Street
Tn Tus
Gvageed
Troy Ngewoy
Jack Dulidon
Lindstrom
Une
Lindst
Guth
Bind
Nevishe Road
Jordan
Erle County
Three Hurt In Area Accident Reported at Local Hospital
Three accident victims were treated at Corry Hospital yesterday. Leon Van Tassel, 68, of Mare Creek wharf, was brought in after a log rolled and struck his chest while loading goods on a truck. Blaine Ohinier, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Olimer, Corry RD 4, was treated for an injury to the right forearm. Carl Coates, of Bret Washington Street, a Raymond Mfg. Co. worker, received treatment after a projectile damaged his right eye at the plant. All were treated and released or remained under care as noted.
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Corry Hospital
Leon van Tassel
Mare Creek
Blaine Ohinier
Raymond Olimer
Corry
Carl Coates
Bret
Russia Says All German War Prisoners Returned
FHANKPORT May 5 official dispatch claims 17 998 German prisoners were returned two months ago and freed except criminals. Soviet authorities say hundreds of thousands of German captives remain unaccounted in the west despite U S and British insistence. West German officials offered no immediate comment but opposition leader Schumacher warned the claim could stir Communist support in Germany.
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Associated Press
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Ainelan
Athipist Suvler
Wise Rich
Alice
Tryin
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Tut
Flussta Gtl Jaebl
Waar
West Germ
Kube Sehumwter
Jessr
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Tilt
Russia
Tass Eort
Sadek Sehumacher
Mmissous
Schumacher
Post Office Roof Renovation Bid Details
The Cony Post Office plans to replace the roof after discovering leaks and damage. Work includes replacing felt paper, rafters, and tile with new materials. contractors to reopen bids on May 17 and complete within sixty days after notice.
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Cony
Burline
Bieumey
Tiel
Chrysler strike ends as plants move to full production
Chrysler and United Auto Workers edge toward normal output as 29,000 striking workers return to jobs and a six to six vote backs a contract. Chrysler President J T Kelley says volume production should resume within weeks while suppliers resume activity and first shipments resume.
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Chrysler Suikers
Cheggler
CIO
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Burk
UAW
Chrysler
Move Hin
Amnion
J. T. Kelley
UAN
Walter Reuther
Woman saves baby from burning home in New Castle
A 40 year old mother carried her sleeping month old daughter from a two story frame dwelling in Lawrence County after fumes from the kitchen triggered a fire. A watchman was injured seriously and a guard at a fireworks plant near Newcastle was hospitalized with injuries. Firemen estimated the loss at 3000 dollars and explosions caused the damage.
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Flage
John BoWills
Newcastle Hospital
Treasury report misspells balance and debt figures
Treasury release for May 3 shows net budget receipts 55.31469 million dollars and expenditures 106.54821 million. Cash balance stands at 4.1650291917 billion with total debt at 725.10474015 million, a decrease of 3.85258495 million from the prior day.
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Treasury
Washington
Pontion of the Treasury
Rogers Sells Plumbing Shop End of 40 Years in Business
Guy E. Rogers sells his plumbing shop to Carl Peterson ending Rogers four decade tenure since 1910. Peterson plans to continue current service policies and expands to sheet metal and glambag work while hiring staff and maintaining existing operations at the First Avenue West South Street location. The sale closes May 4 with Peterson and partners taking over the P.0.0 building assets and running the business.
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Ciby
Serefice Act
Tie Fom
C. Pelerapa and Son
Ob. Dames
Hin
Heniting
Staphamet
Rogers
Cohen Block
Marth Genter Street
Gagnon Aartivare Ane
Miller and Stewart
First Avenue
Jule
South Stoeth
Simutz
Ums
Escape Death In Plane Crash Near Minneapolis
An Air Force C-46 with 28 passengers and three crew crashed after takeoff from Wold-Chamberlain Field. No serious injuries were reported. The flight carried 28 University of Minnesota ROTC students bound for a rite drill meet at Iowa State College. The left engine failed after passengers and crew exited.
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Wold Chamberlin Field
University of Minnesota Rota
Ames
Towa
Towa State College
Youth Hurdled by January Car Crash Dies at 16
Philadelphia May 5 Lary Rosenthal a 16 year old high school student who survived an auto crash on January 23 with a severed spinal cord died yesterday after a lengthy battle. Copious fan letters and cards greeted his fight for life but he slipped into a coma and could not recover.
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Philadelphia
Lary Rosenthal
Larry
Lo Mb Sinal Hospital
Aldne
United States Rebuffs Soviet Note Over Baltic Plane Incident
The United States rejects the Soviet claim over the Baltic plane downing, calls the Soviet position an erroneous statement, and warns Moscow of the seriousness of defying international law and the obligations of nations. The note states Washington will not tolerate violations and stresses ongoing efforts to maintain peaceful relations.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Mogonga
State Department
Soviet Socialist Republies
Union
Uch
Hulsia
Ponbside
Truman proposes RFC shift under Commerce Department for small business aid
President Truman outlined a five point plan to aid small businesses by transferring the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to the Commerce Department. The program would expand loan terms and support for investment companies while easing RFC collateral rules and extending loan maturities to 15 years.
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RFC
Commerce Department
Associatien Press
Washington
Commere
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Jin
Cnmmercr
Secretary of Commerce
Federal Reserve Begié
Committee to Inspect Records of 81 Persons
Senator McCarthy announces a committee review of 81 persons records amid claims of protest and FBI files. Probers will not receive certain files for close scrutiny, according to officials.
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Sen. McCarthy
FBI
Lodge claims Bielawski painted serious picture
Senator Lodge says former OBS agent will testify that A-bomb data could link to Rivtsin in 1845. President Truman agrees to have loyalty files reviewed by a State Department subcommittee. McCarthy says no proof yet and plans to address a Republican gathering in Cl.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
McCarthy
Jin Jhe Department
Order of Strategic Services
Ameniali Magazine
State Department
Rivtsin
Wiicnin Republican
OBS
A-bolth Data
Seviel Tinton
Amerasin
Frone Bieloski
Bok Wye
Bank Iy
R-Mass
Reave Bieloski
Art Truman
Tyllines D-Mdi
Tse
Elate Department
Une Pamimitier
Peporter
Rew
Bible Department
Lightning strikes street car injuring 23 in Pittsburgh
A lightning bolt hit No. 4 Knoxville street car at Fourth Avenue and Smith Street in Pittsburgh early today injuring 23 passengers. The middle of the car was struck near the fire box causing fire, sparks and fumes as occupants scrambled to escape through doors and a window.
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Pittsburgh
Mercy
Allegheny General Hospital
Knoxvills
Fourth Avenue
Smithfietreet
Adduc
Thal Fiftiener
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