Stassen Urges Truman MacArthur Reconciliation Message
Washington April 28 Harold E Stassen Republican leader urged President Truman to seek reconciliation with General Douglas MacArthur for the good of America He delivered the letter to Truman's secretary and said he had confidence in the long acquaintance with both leaders New York April 28 MacArthur received a medal at the Fifth Avenue reviewing stand and a parade honored him with bands floats and nationality groups plans for a joint appearance with Cardinal Spellman were canceled and Whitneys aide commented on the arrangements
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Truman
America
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Times
Courtney Whitney
Vogeler
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
Col
Grant Williams
Vogeler Released From Hungarian Detention in Vienna Reunion with Family
A. Vogeler, 39, vice president of International Telegraph and Telephone, arrives in Vienna after release at the Austro Hungarian frontier. He greets his wife Lucille and sons Bobby and Billy in a tearful home reunion as Austrian guards and reporters watch.
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Vienna
Kie Sor
International Ti ‘and Telegrerh Company
Austria
Nickelgdorf
Lucille
Pia
Budapest
Vogeler
United States
New York
Cleveland
Hungary
Voice of America
U. S
Germany
Bobby
Billy
Riots Amid North Carolina Textile Strike. Day of Violence Ends
In Wake Forest, April 28, a seven state strike at CID textile mills sparked a night of gunfire injuring three and drawing 50 highway patrolmen. A dynamite blast and exchanges left several wounded. patrols entered the Royal Cotton mill to enforce a court order.
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Wake Forest
CID
Dan River
North Carolina
Whitman
Robert Pleasants
Jim Rankin
Raleigh News and Observer
Ped Gemasualty
Ru Mae Woodlief
Willis Smith
D-N.c
Evertt Jordan
Democratic Party
Nudist sect urges Truman Stalin nude peace talks
An Indian sect leader proposes that President Truman and Prime Minister Stalin meet for peace talks in the nude. Shivan Chida Nandhir of the 50,000 member Naga sect says such conferences create trust and goodwill, arguing dress is a badge of lost innocence.
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New Delhi
India
Truman
Stalin
Shivan Chida Nandhir
Gir
Indian Holy Men's Convention For Peace
Stock Market Still Climbing Despite Mixed Advances
New York April 28 reports the stock market opening session showing ongoing gains with oils and rail stocks leading the advance. Southern Pacific Bethlehem Chrysler Standard Oil of California and Cities Service rose while U S Steel Radio Corp and American Woolen fell.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Standard Oil of
California
Cities Service
U. S. ,Steel, Radio Corp
American i Woolen
Planes Crash In Mid-Air Near Oklahoma City
A B 36 bomber and an F 51 fighter collided during a mock air raid near Carswell AFB Oklahoma 14 airmen died with four crew members surviving. Debris scattered over fields and one parachute remained unopened as investigators assess the wreckage and official counts.
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Carney
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Oklahoma City
Fred W. Black
Oklahom Air National Guard
Will Rogers Field
Aly
Assem Am Northeras
Crackles Experience highlights underpaid teachers
A fragment cites a teacher named M. LP noting that teaching work is never adequately compensated, reflecting concerns about pay and value in education.
Gas blast wrecks dormitory near Northwest Missouri State
A natural gas tank exploded near a Northwest Missouri State dormitory in Maryville injuring several coeds and trapping others in debris. Rescue crews aided 17 hospitalized with burns or injuries as students fled in nightgowns. fear of a bomb lingered amid shattered windows, severed water lines, and a citywide alarm.
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Maryville
Sue Hood
Missouri
Misri
Don Robey
Mike Geeee
Miss Hood
Brickenridge
Five Hurt In Three-Way Collision North Of City
High Point Winston-Salem highway crash killed, injured five people north of the city. Ed Kent 29 High Point and Woodrow Wilson Russell 44 Kernersville were severely burned. Patricia Carruthers 27 of Greensboro suffered minor injuries. Bennett Advertising employee and a UNC Greensboro staffer. two drivers in other cars were listed in critical condition. Police said all five were not questioned due to injuries.
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Route 1
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Winston-Salem Highway
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Walkers Force Base
Roswell
N. M
B-36s Stationed At Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Oscar
Edgar Nettles
Winston-Salem
Highway Patrol
Ed Kent
Bennett Advertising Agency
Johnson Street
Patricia Carruthers
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Joseph F. Wood
Charles B. Pierce
Wood
Russell
Pierce
Kent
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salém
Vice Waste
Fran Ger Aap
High School Spellers Convene in Twin City
In Winston-Salem on April 28 thirty seven of North Carolina and Virginia’s top spellers gathered for the Journal and Sentinel WSJS 11th annual spelling finals. Spellers from 35 North Carolina and two Virginia schools faced a 125 word written test to select the section’s representative for the national spelling bee in Washington May 21 26.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Virginia
Journal and Sentinel-Wsjs
North
Washington
Government to cut beef prices for consumers by August
Washington reports a four to five cent per pound cut in beef to consumers by August with a similar cut next fall. Then ceilings on slaughterers pay for cattle and staged rollbacks aim to ease feeder losses while slowly reducing wholesale and retail prices. Two wage disputes and union actions loom over packing firms and meat industry workers amid price control moves.
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Washington
Office of
Tony
DiSalle
Department of Agriculture
West
White House
Amalgamated Meat Cutters
North America
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Jacobs
CIO
AFL
Pull Back Rolling On Two Fronts In Korea
Dispatches from Tokyo report Communist forces expanding reserves as Allied troops withdraw on central and eastern fronts. Despite heavy casualties, UN forces remained south of the 38th parallel, with major combat concentrated around Uijongbu, Seoul outskirts, and the Hwachon-Chunchon area amid a mass Red offensive toward Seoul.
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Uijongbu
Seoul
Eighth Army
Tas
United Nations
Korea
Yanggu
Hwachon
Feerene
Chunchonete
Y & United Nations
Chunchon
Aimes
Inje
Kenkoku Maru Ran Aground Off California Coast
The Japanese freighter Kenkoku Maru ran aground 75 miles north of San Francisco with 54 crew aboard. Heavy seas and rain hampered rescue as coast guard cutters and tugs battled high waves to reach the vessel near Stewart’s Point. Distress calls reported the hull taking on water but no immediate danger. the ship was due to pick up cargo for General Steamship.
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San Francisco
Here
Coast Guard
Farallon Islands
Golden Gate
Stewart
Black Rock
Stewarts Point
RCA
Radio Marine Station
San Francisco Marine Exchange
General Steamship Company
Roxboro Debaters Win State Scholastic Championship
Roxboro high school edged Reynolds high of Winston-Salem to win the state scholastic debating championship in Chapel Hill. The contest was sponsored by the University of North Carolina and decided in the finals yesterday.
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Roxboro High School
Person County
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
University of North Carolina
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