Germans vote in pivotal May election in Bonn era
A major election in West Germany tests Adenauer’s Christian Democrats against an upstart opposition. U S support underlines the stakes as a Western aligned Germany faces a future tie to a planned European army and the broader Cold War balance.
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May
Linaal
Russia
Aru
Museo
Washington
United States
Lary Dulles
Konark Admatt
Mlion
Hus
Vuss
Adenauer
Lust Progeor
Christian Democrats
Wale
West Germany
Lie
McCarthy Eyes Personal Probe of Abandoned Mines
Senator McCarthy suggested he may personally probe mines abandoned under Truman policies that shut U S operations producing manganese zinc lead and copper. He noted Senator Malone hospital may stall the mining inquiry and said he could take over. McCarthy spoke after a hearing on Communist infiltration of the armed forces. He demanded the names of service personnel tied to loyalty clearances and warned of foreign dependence if mines remain closed. He also claimed the Army refused to disclose personnel loyalty decisions citing a 1948 directive. President Eisenhower was not shown to oppose releasing such names.
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New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
George W. Malone
R-New
Malone
Nevada
McCarthy
Matone
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Ia Slites
Truman
United States
Rugsin
Senate
Washington
1St
Avimy
Seater
Charles Wilson
Hind
Robert A Howard
Army
Eisenhower
Congress
Denver
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Four Escape Auto Overturns Near Tope Title Briday
An automobile driven by SR Malan left the road on Lightway 67 about six miles north of Tope and overturned. Four escapees were aboard. one man died. Frank Spalding was injured with cuts and bruises along with two other passengers Henry O'Steen and WH Betts. State officer Travis Ward reported the vehicle landed on its side after skidding on a steep bank.
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Briday
Lligthway
Otenvin
Frank Spalding
Boa l
Henry O'Steen
WH. Betts
Escofred
Travis Ward
General Dean Returns Home After Liberation From Prison
Gen William Dean, liberated after more than three years in communist prisons, checks into Tokyo Army Hospital for rest before returning to the United States. He smiles at cheering Koreans in Seoul, bids farewell to Gen Maxwell Taylor, and plans a Sunday news conference. Dean was carried by two Vth Division veterans and accompanied by colleagues as he travels from Korea to Japan and then home.
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Den
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Dean
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Korea
Wisoner
Bth Army
Seoul
Japan
South Korea
Maxwell B. Taylor
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Republic of Korea
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Joseph Tupa
Honolulu
Aktien Cook
Bluefield
W. Va
Col
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Okye
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Dean O
Polya Army Hospital
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Exchange
York
Undson
Baku
Aienin
Codtiete
Petruary
Cupyl Ayren
A. Dobbs
al Chie
Wellsville
N.Y
Heles
Stanley
Sirius
Army 14
Robert N. Abbott
Revhyster
N. C
Abbott
Woman with eight sons in service honored by Army
In Peoria Michigan a mother with seven sons in uniform presented her youngest son Ted Jipris to the Army. M Sergeant Ernest Davidson of the local Army and Air Force recruiting office named Mrs George Jiping an honorary sergeant after she consented to enlistment of the 1 year old boy, who quit high school to join the Army.
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Peoria
Army
George Jiping
Theolyas Ted Jipris
Ernest Davidson
Air Force
Dipris
Early Thermos Battle in Tea Pot History
The Chinese used hot tea pots as forerunners of the modern thermos for centuries. A porcelain teapot is kept ready inside a heavily padded wicker carrying basket for travelers.
McCarthy Pushes Army Names in Hearings
Senator McCarthy urged Secretary of Defense Wilbur to provide investigators with the civilian and military names involved in screening for communist links. He pressed for testimony from Stevens and others, signaling four days of hearings in New York with a focus on who cleared civilians and employees.
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Washington
Army
Stevens
Sunate
Devlin
McCithy
Lavrense Wilko Br
Wisenhower
McCavthy
Willy Blu
McCarthy
New York
Clewrud Dex
Watermelon Meeting Set for Thursday
Watermelon marketing plans have been in development for weeks as Hempstead County plans a meeting Thursday night in Hope. The Hope Chagriber of Commerce Agriculture Committee chair Mitenell Sparks leads with Extension Service and State Plant Board support to plan a state watermelon marketing setup. All growers large or small are urged to attend to help establish the program and seek good results.
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Sepleriay
Hempstead
Courthais
Hope Chagriber
Cormmerke
Sva
Extensi Service
State Plant Board
Cpl Slick Arrives in Hawaii After Repatriation
Honolulu reports Cpl Slick, repatriated from Tokyo via air evac, arrives in Hawaii with reporters noting his youthful confusion and denial of Communist ties. He left AWOL five days, returned voluntarily to Nipsyuad, and says he faced no charges. Fellow POWs aboard show no special treatment, and Slick travels onward to Tripley Army Hospital for rest before reunion with others.
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Honolulu
Blow
Hawaii
Volkyu
Nout Kare
Jon
Slick
Fern
Tokyo
Bie Nipsyuad
Silek
Stick
Sink
Shick
United States
Rock Turtle Chain Anchors Near Pineville Kentucky
A rugged rock turtle formation near Pineville Kentucky is secured with a heavy chain. Reportedly the site required the coordinated effort of several male teams to pull the object into position during the annual event.
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Turtle Back
Pineville
Uap
General Clark greets returnees in Korea from prison camps
General Mark W. Clark welcomed Americans returning from North Korean prison camps in Freedom Village Korea. Clark flew in from Tokyo to wire Con. William Deyn, the highest ranking Red captive, signaling a supervised repatriation effort and morale boost for U.S. forces.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Mark W. Clark
Tokyo
Wired Con
William Deyn
Unclear historical goods report prompts brief data note
Fragmentary OCR yields mixed terms on quantities, products, and firms. Names and specifics are unreadable or garbled, preventing a precise brief yet indicating a trade or industrial items listing with large tonnage figures and supplier mentions.
Nashville Vals Pennant Hopes About Gone
In a disrupted recap mixing teams Nashville, Memphis, Atlanta, and Chattanooga clash in a season scramble. Memphis beat Nashville 3-2 while Atlanta walloped Molly 12, Nashville and Birmingham were halted, and Chattanooga split with Little Rock in a doubleheader as pitching and defense shaped the slate.
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Vals
Duday Sogkeaibor
Nevie
Nao Ibe
Aung Duland
Alu
Greall
Memphis
Garpes
Auvita
Atlanta
Holt & Gore
Atelanta
Molly
Nay Obeins
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Lookouts
Vols
Dim Pearce
Mile Jobeporf
Dern Stone
Stone
Julio Morteno
Golf Finals Sunday in Fort Smith finals wrap upset laden day
Fort Smith hosts a tense golf finals with a series of upsets as top players like Willard Mitchell and Bill Morsley advance through Bracket rounds. Key matches feature Young, Shari, and Mavey as they topple rivals in both upper and lower brackets en route to the championship, with detailed play by play noting putts and pars.
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Rossmv
Willie Mermurlis Coltour
A. Youn
Shari
Anil
Corey Chutlow
Xerneont Fein Weaphis
Lynet
Young
Wulsen
Willard
Feqile Stromahan
Tolwde
Hin
Dito Mavey
Indianapolis
Mitghell Wees
Art’ Lath
Wulka
Roy Mooredy
Pom Stephens
Kansas City
Cuaperup
Mitchell
Allison
Lown
Jas
Pipeline project to speed jet fuel to NATO forces
Officials say work starts soon on a 877 mile pipeline network costing about 100 million dollars linking a 400 mile United States line to France and West Germany. NATO plans include 125 air fields and regional connections across France Belgium West Germany Norway Denmark and Turkey.
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Paris
Colsteuchat
NAO
Niag
NATO Plang
France
Belgium
Hound
West Germany
Norway
Denmark
Turkey
Loyalty Pledge Split Echoes at Party Session
A chaotic session reveals mixed views on a loyalty pledge among Northern and Southern Democrats. Key figures and factions debate the pledge’s binding power and its impact on national conventions, with some urging pre-commitment to favored candidates while others resist.
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Northwa
Sore SeUtterneys Graipl
Noedes
Diferenaug
WITTE
Ariel
Byrnes
Link
Chienyi
Douglas Ald
Gamle
Pullordi Tik
Nak Baer
Milvholsay
Chicago Mets
Blake
Demaaratte
Peasy
Wandon
Realit
Jeffart
Farmers Seek Supports for Livestock Prices
National Jet Union leader DENVET 1-dumor G urges Secretary of Agriculture Bowen to back parity protection. He asks a nonrecourse loan program tied to cattle prices, backed by 100 percent parity, to stabilize markets and aid farm households amid rising costs. He argues government funds in 1930s style program would sustain cattle producers and defend national food security.
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Dumor G
National Jet Union
Letier
Howe
Fitton
Ds Ag
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