Truman's Inaugural May Be Fanciest In History
An inaugural parade in Washington is set from 1 30 P M to 4 00 P M with 750000 spectators expected including 40000 in reserved seats. The event features jet fighters B 36 bombers floats bands and airpower displays while Melvin Hildreth chairs the committee and tickets range from 2 50 to 10 dollars for near access with the Truman family attending.
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National Guard
Mar-garet
A Real Relief For Stomach Distress and Indigestion
Time tested doctor approved relief for stomach distress. SSS Tonic before meals tones the stomach aiding digestion without soda or alkalizers. It claims to boost digestive juice production and tissue repair, helping many feel better and more vigorous. Obtain from any drug store today.
Government Evacuation Amid Red Terms Spark Public Pressure
Government offices face evacuation as public clamor for peace grows. Officials acknowledge hard line communist terms, with little room for negotiation amid the military situation. Broadcasts by the Red stir tensions and shape policy expectations.
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War Crime Punishment Debate Hits Peace Talks
In a radio discussion last night officials debated punishing war criminals and destroying reactionary elements while abandoning the constitution. Elder statesman Shao Li-Tze, once ambassador to Moscow and a peace advocate, said terms must be considered. Some officials avoided comment, fearing personal risk.
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Shao Li-Tze
Moscow
Israel Egypt talks near crisis as Bunche negotiates agenda
Bunche officials say no announcement on any single item until full agenda is addressed. Separate meetings with Israeli and Egyptian leaders yield tentative accord on the first article pledging no new offensives during talks. A 15 minute formal session then ratified the agreement while Egyptians refuse joint photographs with Jews. In sports, harness horse driver Ben White wins Kentucky Pente trot at Lexington.
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Ben White
Lexington, Y
No Aid For Chiang In New Crisis
The piece argues American policy toward China and the Far East follows three aims: avoid backing Chiang Kai-shek in any outcome, avoid actions provoking future governments in China, and counter Communist expansion in Asia while protecting Western Pacific interests. It notes U S support against Dutch sponsored Indonesian republicanism and ongoing military position reviews in Japan and the western Pacific.
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China
Far East
Chiang
Asia
Western Pacific
Japan
GOP To Back Espionage Law Calls For Stronger Rules
The Republican plan strengthens espionage laws by ending criminal statute limits on spy cases and allowing FBI and military intelligence to use wiretaps in court. Clark proposes rules from his office and AG adds ideas including making possession of restricted papers a felony and foreign agent registration for those trained abroad. The House committee had requested these recommendations months earlier.
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FBI
Army
Navy
Air Force
Clark
America
House On American Activities Committee
Mindszenty Arrest Draws Calvinist Church Backing
Calvinist leaders in Hungary approve government action against Cardinal Mindszenty, who faces charges of treason and other crimes. Baptist, Lutheran, Adventist and Hungarian Free Churches join by statements, asserting Mindszenty did not fight for religious freedom but for political aims.
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Budapest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Mindszenty
Baptist Church
Two Nutrition Workshops For City Teachers Planned
More than 70 teachers from white and colored schools will attend nutrition workshops sponsored by the city health department. Mrs Eunice Stott leads sessions at Leonard street school Monday 315 pm for colored teachers and at Elm street school Tuesday 315 pm for white teachers. the classes run for three weeks.
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Leonard Street
Elm Street
Eunice Stott
Rent Controls Move to Top of Banking Committee Agenda
The banking committee places rent controls first, with quick work on a new housing bill including low-cost dwellings and slum clearance. Talks of a Democratic Republican wage bill rise, as Taft endorses raising the minimum wage from 40 to 75 cents, with possible exemptions review. President Truman faces mixed signals as Robertson argues against abolition of private profit incentives in medicine, while GOP foes rally to tax increases. Connally hints at Senate action on Acheson and the European Cooperation Administration extension forthcoming hearings.
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Labor Committee
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Congress
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Virginia Medical Society
Richmond
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GOP
Dean Acheson
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
European Cooperation Administration
Deaths and Funerals in Two Communities
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Julia Ann Hunt 79 of 731 Kimrey Street after a months long illness with Rev. E M Jones officiating and burial in Mount Zion Randolph County. Pallbearers were her nephews Mont Bill Raeford Rayvon Miller Bernard and Boyce Sechrest. Separately John Miles 44 of Del Haven Maryland died after surgery in Baltimore and funeral services were held in Bel Air and High Point with burial in Floral Garden Park. Surviving are his widow Mrs Dottie Cox Miles and multiple relatives including three brothers and three sisters with ties to North Carolina and Maryland. The body remained at Sechrest's.
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Julia Ann Hunt
Kimrey
Addie Hunt
E. M. Jones
Main Street Methodist Church
Mount Zion Church
Randolph County
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Raeford
Rayvon Miller
Bernard
Boyce Sechrest
John Miles
del. Haven
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Foster Funeral Home
Bel Air
Dewey Rhodes
Sharon
Primitive Baptist Church
High Point
Gospel Tabernacle
Chas. Epperson
Floral Garden Park
Miles
Dottie Cox
Dottie Cox Miles
William T. Miles
Zephryn
N. C
James Miles
Sparta
Funeral services set for Ellen Burns Remfrey 71
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Burns Remfrey 71 longtime city resident and widow of Frank C Remfrey will be held Sunday at 3 00 p m at First Presbyterian Church Dr Paul Tudor Jones pastor officiating Burial will follow in Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery The body remains at Sechrest Funeral Home until shortly before 2 00 p m Sunday when it will be moved to the church for the service
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Ellen Burns Remfrey
Frank C. Remfrey
Forrest Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Tudor Jones
Oakwood Memorial Park
Sechrest Funeral Home
European Recovery Extends Beyond Prewar Levels
European output shows power generation well above prewar figures with a 50 percent gain excluding Germany. Farm crop yields run about 20 percent higher than 1947 but still roughly 5 percent under prewar calorie content. Rail freight traffic, excluding Germany, is about one third above prewar levels.
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Germany
Italy
Child Killed In Salisbury Park Crash
Suzanna Fowler age four died at 2 30 p m when a car driven by her mother Mrs Robert H Fowler slid on wet leaves in a city park and struck a tree in Salisbury authorities said.
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Salisbury
Suzanna Fowler
Robert H. Fowler
Extraordinary plant bargain from Owen Nursery offer
Sturdy month old plants budded or near bloom in blue purple pink and white. Ever blooming varieties offered at 3 for St 6 for 1.90. No money sent now. pay postman COD plus postage. Include extra with cash orders to ship prepaid. Also includes exotic Chinese Lily Bulb offer with $1.90 orders from Owen Nursery Bloomington. Clip this.
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Owen Nursery
Bloomington
Weather summary of city temperatures and rainfall data
Weather by temperature and rainfall for the 24 hours ending p m shows readings from linesville Asheville Little Rock Los Angeles Atlantic City Louisville Birmingham Memphis Boston Minn-St Paul Charlotte New York Chicago Norfolk Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh Denver Portland Duluth Richmond Paso San Antonio Galveston San Francisco Houston with varied values across multiple stations worldwide.
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