Air Force Plans to Buy 727 Planes in Senate Budget Move
Washington May 7 The Air Force readies orders to buy 727 warplanes as President Truman signals amid Senate approval of a $3.233 billion air defense fund. The House and Senate seek swift action to fund 243 bombers 1675 fighters and 909 reconnaissance aircraft by 1953.
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Truman
Senate
GHK
Geuse ‘Forrestail
Yédr
Pruinan
Hose
Lea Allen
House
Ot Allen
Yene Vuman
Air Force
Polity Commission
Hug
Ahere
New Hope Church to Hold Singing Services Sunday
A fragmented notice from New Hope Singing at Hope Church north of the highway invites the public to Sunday singing services at 9. It notes an urgent need today and mentions a location at 123k6 om, but text is garbled.
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W Hope
Dedication of Two Million Dollar St Michael's Hospital
The two million dollar St Michael's Hospital will be dedicated by 2 p.m. Saturday May 8 by Catholic church officials and opened for public view from 2 to 6 p.m. The five story reinforced concrete facility will house 150 beds with modern features including autopsy, emergency, obstetrics, surgical suites, and a central paging system. Built by Southwestern Construction Company of Houston, the hospital is owned by the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Diocese of Galveston.
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St. Michael's Hospital
United States
Ision
Deportes Department
J. Ti
Loveless
Achitect
Beverly Hills
Catifornia
Lure
M. €. Tullis
Southwestern Construction ‘Company
Houston
Texas
Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word
Diocese of
Calveston
Executions in Greece Spark Protests Worldwide
Athens May 7 Greek authorities report an escalation in executions, raising total to 219 since Justice Minister Ladas was killed. Britain seeks details via Ambassador Norton after noting protests from British papers. Many condemned for crimes linked to 1944 revolt. sentences upheld by pardons board.
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Chriostos Ladas
Britain
Clifford Norton
Constantine Psyldaris
Aegina
George Papandreous
Greece
Ladas
Atalanika
London Daily Telegraph
Laborite Baily Herald
Truman Tour Plans Free of Political Sponsorship
President Truman will not appear under political auspices during a forthcoming west coast trip. The White House said his appearances are nonpartisan, with only select events in Chicago and Berkeley listed as public functions.
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White House
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ross
Meg. Cruntan
Cruman
Guantia
University of California
Berke
San
Guy
Walt
Piater Olin Dd
Johnston
Prumin
Sehasta
Asie
Ty An
Wrard McGrath
Mmni
National Committee
Carolina
Denneaie Party
McGrath
Jonnstanus
Monuiberiuay
Churchill Asks for European Assembly
The Hague May 7 Winston Churchill urged immediate formation of a European Assembly as a first step toward a council of Europe. He urged a 22 nation assembly to plead with governments to create a new Europe whose united voice can be heard. The plan envisions regional councils under a world organization and a European deliberative assembly to exchange views and spur economic and military cooperation. Delegates from 16 Marshall Plan nations attend the Congress of Europe alongside exiled leaders from several eastern European nations. The forum has no formal government sponsorship, but Britain’s Labour party members plan to attend.
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Hague
Netherlands
Winston Courchill
European Assembly
Churchill
Europe
Council of Europe
World Organization
World Organization of the Future
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Commonwealth
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Britain
West
Churchill Dectared
Czechoslovakia
Spain
Yugoslavia
Romania
Finland
Sat Valley
Germany
Labor Party
Western European Alliance
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Daily Bread Couthwuedon Paige Eight
A brief fragment mentions an UN solution to a volatile explosive situation. The text hints at restraint by words alone and references unnamed parties and a cryptic sequence, suggesting tension without detailing concrete actions or locations.
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Daily Bread
Couthwuedon Paige
Food Strikes Continue in Germany in May
Scattered food strikes persisted in British and American zones of Germany. In Hannover British sector about 10,000 strikers kept the city tied up for a fifth day despite union efforts to restore work. In Munich 10,000 workers stayed out for a third day and Nurnberg reported 2,400 striking workers in the American zone.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Hannover
Munich
Nuernberg
Medal of Honor Winner Cleared of Rape Charge
Mt Molly New Jersey May 7 A Congressional Medal of Honor recipient from Arkansas was cleared by the Burlington County grand jury on charges of statutory rape of a minor girl. Hendrix 22 Tepanto married with one child pleaded not guilty The parents of the girl said present receipts are proving insufficient and asked for help from party leaders to aid them in a material way The reply from a politician included references to South Carolina and the Philadelphia convention and a Trejuan remark, with broader party infighting themes.
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Mt. Molly
Winnner
Arkansas
Tery Sal
James R. Henudix
Tepanto
Burlington County
Grand
Hendrix
Lasome
Tee
Johston
South Carolina
de South
Party
High Command
Stearrt
Philadelphia
Trujan
Chabria
Hendrix Medal of Honor Heroics Cited In Army Note
Fort Dix automo ble area report recounts the heroism of veteran soldier Hendrix. Awarded Congressional Medal for valor in the Battle of the Bulge, he helped destroy enemy artillery, captured crews, and rescued comrades amid heavy fighting.
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P Iby
Fort Dix
Hendrix
Bendix
Hope Star community paper announces staff and rates
Hope Star details its 1929 staff positions at 212-214 South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas with Folmer Washburn Jones Hosmer and My Davis. It lists subscription and mail rates for various regions and notes AP and NEA associations and republication rights.
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Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co
GC. Folmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Treaeueur
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Felitor
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmer
Dess My Davis
Hopes
Arkansas
Youth Admits Slaying Couple to Get a Car
A 14yearold Bryan junior high athlete admitted to shooting and killing John Gabriel and Pearl Gabriel to steal their auto for a dance. Ervin Arthur Ingle, identified by Sheriff Norman A Barnes, confessed before midnight and remains jailed in Williams county without charge, after reportedly storing the pistol at his home.
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Bryan
Jundio High School
Ansed
Norman A. Barnes
Ervin Arthur Ingle
Barryrd Ervin
John Gabriel
Pearl
Bill Aimed at Newsmen Has Little Chance
Washington May 6 The threat of jail for newsmen who publish confidential information leaked by lawmakers faced debate as Rep Mattman sponsored a bill to compel executive agencies to provide data to congressional committees and punish disclosure. Hoffman's removal of one clause paves way for a House vote next week. critics warn against infringing press rights.
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Washington
Rep
Mattman
R-Mith
Hoffman
Martin
RB. Mass
Habnel
Indiana
Draffman
Moderate Quake Recorded by Harvard University
A moderate earthquake was recorded today at the Harvard seismograph station in Harvard Massachusetts. Director L Don Leet said the shock appeared at 7 92 30 a m EST and CST and the recording lasted about two minutes. The estimated origin was 210 to 256 miles from Harvard town, about 25 miles west of Cambridge.
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Harvard
Mass
uPi
Harvard University
L. Don Leet
Cambridge
Confidentiality Safeguards in Bill on Newsroom Secrecy
The draft bill aims to keep confidential information from leaks through penalties of one year in prison and a $1000 fine. It responds to concerns about censorship while empowering a committee to protect sensitive communications. The measure follows a Commerce Department action linked to the Un American Activities Committee case involving Edward A. Condin.
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Commerce Department
un-American Activities Committee
Edward A. Condin
Bureau of Standards
Athlete's Foot Threat Prompts Urgent Treatment Warning
A garbled ad warns that athlete's foot infection can hospitalize and spread through the skin. It touts a product named Nuagh's KAYO from Nash's KAYO with a promise of gentle peeling to reach the infection and a doctor-approved warning against delay, priced at one dollar per bottle at JGHW P. COX DRUG CO.
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Nuagh
Clear, Klainies
Nash
Jghw P. Cox Drug CO
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