Marshall's Chances on Averting Civil War in China Very Remote
Foreign affairs analyst DeWitt MacKenzie reports that despite efforts by General George Marshall to avert conflict, China faces a perilous path. Red forces control Manchuria’s rich areas while Chiang Kai-shek’s government remains militarily formidable, risking broader civil war unless a political settlement is found.
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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
Germans create crystals lab grown for radios world grows new industry
FRANK CAREY reports American experts say German wartime research showed a method to grow quartz crystals artificially in labs. The process uses a seed crystal and silica solution under heat and pressure to enlarge the crystal as water circulates. The Nazis faced natural quartz shortages, smuggling Brazil crystals to keep supply limited for radio and depth-sounding gear.
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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, was selected to reign as Calor Girl at the U S Naval Academy June Week graduation exercises in Annapolis Maryland. She majors in animal husbandry at the University of Maryland and plans to marry Midshipman James Burnett Wilson of Charlotte N C 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 in Court Shake Little Rock Soldiers
Three soldiers from Camp Robinson, Renard Kurman Phillip Sudnick of Cleveland Ohio and Lee Roy Kirby of Spartanburg South Carolina, were publicly whipped in circuit court after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny. They received 20 lashes each under Judge Laurence Auten supervision before being released to military authority with three-year probation. The procedure followed statements to the court about earlier admissions and conforming to future court orders.
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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 freedom to work law was dismissed without prejudice. Plaintiffs Keeling and Keeling-Bledsoe, former Lion Chemical employees, claimed violation of the right to work by being forced to pay union dues. The union argued constitutional power rests with the General Assembly and that the case should fall under the National Labor Relations Board.
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Sto Fest
Arkansas
L., V. Keeling
J. & Bledson
Lion ‘Chemical Orp
International
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Bledsoe
General Assembly
Constitution
National Labor Relations Board
Paris theater mishap ends in confinement for suspect
In Paris a robbery suspect identified as Pvt. Matthew Spence of Baltimore was returned to confinement after an accidental sat on a criminial investigation department agent in a dim theater on Thursday night. The scene accompanying the incident showed the caption You can't get away with murder.
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Paris
UPI
Matthew Spence
Baltimore
Criminal Investigation Department
Ardarkened
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Tull
Debby
Ellie
Jaul Sumter
President faces veto choice on Case labor bill crisis
Harold Oliver reports President Truman debates vetoing the Case labor bill amid labor threats and congressional opposition. Senators Ellender Morse and others weigh political risk and constitutional concerns while evaluating the emergency program and wage policies in a tense national labor dispute.
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Cruman
Inbor
Ito
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Truman
Howser
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D-Lai
Senate
Ellender
Morse Rore
Morse
Toll of Memorial Day weekend traffic rises with many deaths
United Press reports a grim holiday toll as the Memorial Day weekend claims at least 198 lives since Thursday morning. Traffic crashes account for 81 fatalities, 58 drownings, and 39 other accidents, with Pennsylvania leading at 40 deaths. California records 20, New York 15, Ohio 18, and Michigan 11. The National Safety Council forecasts further fatalities over the next two days, while a Maryland tragedy notes Mrs Kathleen Nolley Brewster and her son killed in a home incident blamed on a gas ignition following 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 Echoes From A Fragmented World War Echoes
Statements from U S leaders warn of pan German ideas revival abroad and at home with assets in Germany and abroad seen as fuel for a comeback. Critics label the Communist Party undemocratic while Truman warns the home must be preserved or democracy will perish.
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Spain
Argentina
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Communist Party
Pawee
Clement Allee
President Truman
St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 Meeting Rescheduled
Social and Personal Phone 768 notes St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 now meets Tuesday at four o'clock at Meltae Andrews home. Change from Monday June 3 announced. Circle No 3 of the W S C S First Methodist church to meet Monday at three at Mrs EL Stewart home with Mrs Stewart serving as associate hostess.
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Slonequist
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Givele
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