Communist shifts in Europe reverberate through 12th national congress
Fragmented OCR text references communist wing leaders, sentiment against science unions, and ouster of a premier. Mentions Curie and atomic energy, Moscow, and Belleville Brest. Details are garbled but indicate a political shift among party leaders and international reactions.
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Sipete
Uperan Geeight
Ench
Curie
Pramier
Georges Ithe
Dedlaion
Unclear OCR: Race Incidents Mentioned
Fragmentary note references Atle Rook on April 27 and a barefoot Black runner who jumped, reached a win toward a target, outdistanced someone named Pht, and escaped from the scene.
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Atle Rook
Ea -Wintow
Pht
Community meeting notices and club reports cross Prescott
Local church groups schedule Thursday rehearsals and a county safety council meeting at City Hall. Rotary dinner Friday features guest speaker Bemis on Skuldruggery. PTA plans an all day Friday study session with pot luck noon. Various youth groups host Sunday gatherings and picnics. sorority pledges luncheon and Baptist G A meeting report with officers and devotional.
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Rotary Club
Lawson
Art.Bemis
Hot Springs
Glenn Hairston
Ithe “Methodist
Pot Luck Jynehaon
Local Groups Can Oust Gambling Says Local Groups Can Oust Gambling
Senator Capehart said Frank Costello’s testimony shows local officials can end gambling if they choose. The Commerce subcommittee heard Costello describe bookmaking and slot machines in the United States while considering a bill to ban cross state gambling information. Capehart cited past official support as proof that enforcement hinges on local mood and protection.
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Washington
Pril
Capehart
R-Ind
Frank Costello
Indiana
Senate Commerce
Frank Erickson
New York
United States
Senate
Iol
Focal
Boatligzer Costello
New Orleans
Louisiana
Costello
Edward “J. Allen, Jr
Youngstown
Ohio
Huey Long
Long
Elizabeth Expecting Second Child in August
London reports Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip are expecting their second child in August. Palace sources say the couple are child minded and hope to continue the royal family tradition. Past monarchs: Victoria had nine children. George V six. George VI had two daughters.
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London
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Prince Philip
Victoria
Edward
VIT
George V
George VI
Britain
Margaret
Philip
Prince Charlie
Charles
Smith Executed for Slaying of Former Wife
Ex Texas convict Robert Louis Smith died in Arkansas electric chair at 7 19 a m after two shocks for the street slaying of his former wife near University hospital Little Rock about a year earlier He was 48 and declined to speak at the end He was the third man executed in Arkansas that year The victim Mrs Sally Barner 40 was a nurse to whom a cancer diagnosis was later linked A last meal of catfish and pork chops was served with two companions in the condemned ward
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Tucker
Texas
Robert Louis Smith
University Hospital
Little Rock
Smith
Arkansas
Lee Henslee
Sally ‘Barner
House Delays Economy Campaign in New York Trip
Senate Republican leaders clash over Marshall Plan efficacy as Taft rejects ECA spending linkage to U S security. House delays for five days allowing members to tour New York while awaiting a big fiscal bill vote. About 120 members join a three day pilgrimage with tickets for shows and sightseeing, cost covered by participants.
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Washington
House
New York
Taft
England
Alabama
Florida
Indiana
Ohio
van Zandt
Cyn Iseland
United Nations
Senate Rejects Spain Aid in European Recovery Bill
The Senate rejected a bid to reduce Spain aid in the recovery plan and turned to cutting foreign aid spending. Senator Connally urged maintaining the full 93.372 billion in aid, while leadership efforts to set final votes were blocked. An opening push called for a 60 million cut in the Marshall plan funding.
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Washington
Senate
Spain
Connally
D-Tex
Lucas
Iinais
Wherry
Nebraska
Marshall Pias
FBI Breaks Up Riots by Students
New York reports a fourth day of city wide rioting as up to 20 000 students skip classes and protest for higher pay. Police and FBI disrupted demonstrations around city hall and Foley Square with 110 patrolmen and 23 mounted officers deployed.
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New York
FBI
City Hall
Gracie Mansion
Wiliam O'Dwyer
O'Dwyer
Stalier
Foley’ Square
Poice
King of Thailand to Wed Friday in Private Palace Ceremony
Pi King Phumiphon, 22, will marry Queen Sirikit Kitiyakern, 17, in a private palace ceremony after his coronation May 5. The wedding is to be witnessed by war witnesses, with a 10 baht 10 satang fee. the couple met in Switzerland and plan to return there after coronation.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Phumiphon
Sirikit Kitiyakern
Switzerland
Phumiphion
Rema IX
Samdel Panlaya
Chulalongkorn
Miphon
Sirkit
Bi partisan Plan Endorsed by Truman
President Truman backs a plan to form eight Senate foreign relations subcommittees to foster bipartisan foreign policy. He hopes the House Foreign Affairs Committee will adopt the pattern to enable freer interchange between the State Department and Congress. The White House meeting with Secretary Achesman and Senator Connally followed criticism of the State Department and signaling a push to strengthen bipartisan oversight.
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Washington
tPl
Truman
Senate
House Foreign Affairs
State Department
Vongris
White House
Achesman
Connally
Senate Foreign Rions Committee
Efforts to Prevent Rail Strike Dim
Chicago April 27 prospects for quick peace dim as talks opened a new bid to avert a major railroad strike. Railroad and union officials were summoned to a government arranged conference to settle a dispute that threatened a walkout on four major lines. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen postponed its strike call to May 19 to allow further negotiations.
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Chicago
Finneig A. O'Meill
1 Jr
National Mediation
Dyarel
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Youara
Elevator Strike Affects 250000 New York Tenants
Elevator operators and other service workers began walking out in New York City, threatening to disrupt life for about 250,900 residents in skyscraper dwellings. At 8 a.m. EST 15,000 employees in around 1,000 apartment buildings joined the strike, hitting Park and Fifth avenues, Central Park West, Sutton Place, and Tudor City hardest. The wage hour dispute involves 18,006 employees across 2,000 apartment houses.
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New York
Park Avenue
Bingferd Fife
Manhattan
Park and Fifth Avenues
Central Park West
Sutton Place
Tudor City
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Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs
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