Averting Civil War in China Now Very Remote
We summarize views from DeWitt MacKenzie on China's split by Communists and Chiang Kai-shek. Red forces in Manchuria threaten the regime, while Chiang holds over a million troops scattered across the country. Maoist aims throne redistribution of estates and a united Red government, complicating coalition prospects with Nationalists.
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Benetal Marshall
China
MacKenzie
Marshall
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Gan
Spencer Avid
George
Arina
Chines
Manchuria
Oy Chiang
Asidhe
Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Chungking
Manepee
Sigmmunists
Chiang Kai Shek
Algether
Comimunists
Kaie
Tete Ackib
Germany uses lab grown quartz to challenge natural supply
Frank Carey reports American experts say German wartime research enabled lab grown quartz crystals for radio and submarine depth sounding. Natural quartz mainly comes from Brazil. artificial methods could cut costs with further development. Nazis faced limits due to smuggling and efforts to curb Brazilian quartz.
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Frank Carey
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Brazil
Nature
U S. Technical Industrial Intelligence Branch
TIIB
Calor Girl Dorothy Igrove Chosen At Annapolis June Week
Dorothy Igrove, daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Hargrave of New York City, is selected to reign as Calor Girl at the U S Naval Academy June Week exercises in Annapolis Maryland. She studies animal husbandry at the University of Maryland and plans to marry Midshipman James Burnett Wilson of Charlotte after graduation.
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Worth
Dorothy Igrove
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
George C.hargrave
New York City
University of Maryland
James Burnett Wilson
Charlotte, N
Public Whippings Ordered for Three Soldiers in Little Rock
Three Camp Robinson soldiers Renard Kurman Phillip Sudnick from Cleveland Ohio and Lee Roy Kirby of Spartanburg SC were whipped publicly in circuit court after pleading guilty to burglary and grand larceny. The judge directed 20 lashes, the deputy sheriff administered them, and the court suspended three year prison terms, placing the men on three years probation with military authority.
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Little Rock
Camp Robinson
Brio
Renard Kurman
Phillip Sudnick
Cleveland
Lee Roy Kirby
Spartanburg
3.C
Laurence Auten
Ney
Howard A. Dishough
Dishough
Hayes
Freedom to Work Test Thrown Out in Arkansas Suit
In Union county chancery court a suit challenging Arkansas rights to work law was dismissed without prejudice. Keeling and Keeling-Bledsoe, employees of Lion Chemical, sued company and International Oil Workers Union Local 434 claiming violation of the right to work amendment. Union officials reinstated the two workers after non payment of dues, while the union argued no court power to enforce the amendment and that NLRB jurisdiction could apply.
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Union County Chancery Court
Sto Fest
Arkansas
L., V. Keeling
J. & Bledson
Lion ‘Chemical Orp
International
Keeling
Bledsoe
General Assembly
Constitution
National Labor Relations Board
Paris theater mix up ends in confinement for Spence
Private Matthew Spence of Baltimore, serving a sentence for robbery, returned to confinement after accidentally sat on the lap of a Criminal Investigation Department agent in a dark Paris theater Thursday night. The film shown bore the line You can't get away with murder.
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Paris
UPI
Matthew Spence
Baltimore
Criminal Investigation Department
Ardarkened
President faces veto choice on Case labor bill debate
Amid a tense labor clash President Truman weighs vetoing the emergency Case bill draft clause with labor threats rising. Senators Ellender Morse and others caution on political fallout while urging steadiness and lawful order, as Republicans criticize the president’s handling of the strike negotiations.
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Cruman
Inbor
Ito
Congress
Truman
Howser
Silender
D-Lai
Senate
Ellender
Morse Rore
Morse
Memorial Day Toll Across Nation Rises With Traffic Drownings
United Press reports a grim holiday toll as the Memorial Day weekend claims at least 198 lives since Thursday. Pennsylvania leads with 40 fatalities, including 16 in traffic and eight drownings, while California logs 20 deaths and New York 15, with suicides among the victims. The National Safety Council forecasts additional fatalities over the next two days. a Maryland accident in Pikesville claims Kathleen Nolley Brewster and her son Edward Jr. in a house gas incident triggered by an electric switch.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
California
New York State
Ohio
Michigan
National Safety Council
Pikesville
Kathleen Nolley -Brewaster
Edward
Political figures warn of echoes of a pan Germanic idea
A bulletin of quotes cites Senator Glen H Taylor stating pan Germanic ideas persist abroad as long as German assets exist, while Prime Minister Clement Attlee and Senator Joseph H Ball stress democracy versus communism and the dangers to world peace. Henry A Wallace and President Truman comment on consumer prices and the home front.
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Germany
Spain
Argentina
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 Meeting Change Notice
Social and Personal Phone 768 lists a meeting for St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 on Tuesday, June 4 from 9 AM to 4 PM at the home of Meltae Andrews, shifting from Monday June 3. Circle No 3 of the W S C S at First Methodist also moves to Monday at 3 PM at Mrs EL P Stewart’s home with Mrs Stewart as associate hostess.
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Lotsa Aclock
Manbers
Givele
W.S.C
First Methodist Church
Three O'Elvete
Stine
Due
W.S.C.S
Wiest
Hie
Annie Bostick
St. Marks
Four O'Eleul
Irs
Meltae
Circle No. 3
W.S.C.S. First Methodist Church
EL PL Stewart
Mrs. i
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Clytte Coats
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