W M Olive In Serious Condition After Communist Parade
W M Olive remains in a hospital state after a consulate physician lists soreness in muscles and joints, 20 bruises, internal injuries, and a higher pulse. Olive, nervous and emotional, declines comment. Police tensions eased slightly after a state department protest. Olive was arrested during a Communist parade marking the war anniversaries and faced multiple charges. a brief jail term and damages were noted. Also, R R Matheson of the Shanghai Tramway Company was freed after three weeks in jail.
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Five Teens Admit Firework Bombs Caused Bangor Fire
Police and state fire investigators say five teenage boys admitted setting off cherry bomb fireworks along the Bangor waterfront shortly before a Wednesday night blaze destroyed a quarter mile of the industrialized waterfront causing 1.375 million dollars in damage.
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Compromise Sought In Trade Bill Debates Loom
The article notes a compromise proposal on a reciprocal trade bill minus the peril point and restrictive provisions. McGrath has discussed it with Senate Finance Chair George of Georgia who plans to bring debate to the Senate late next week.
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Border Struggles and Economic Strain Dominate News
Western Berlin faces new taxes on consumer goods and rising costs as socialist government wrestles with bankruptcy. In Hungary, Cardinal Mindzenty loses appeal and Catholic leaders are targeted by secret police amid communist pressure. Chiang Kai-shek visits the Philippines for talks on a Pacific alliance. Yugoslavia signals openness to Western trade after economic isolation, amid Tito's discussions with top leaders.
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Weather Report From Cotton Growing Areas And Beyond
The Weather Bureau reports 24 hour temperature and rainfall data for the principal cotton growing regions and surrounding areas. Data covers conditions across the region, noting any notable deviations from normal and expected trends for the period.
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Armed Forces To Reduce Civilian Employees
Testimony to Congress suggests the Navy could face the largest civilian cuts due to fewer naval construction and ship conversion needs. May 30 civilian totals show Army 377,286 Navy 351,300 Air Force 167,289 and NMEs 1,490 with peak wartime civilian payrolls near 1.88 million in 1945 and a December 1947 low of 828,000. A 100000 to 200000 reduction could save hundreds of millions.
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