Pay Checks Delayed as Seizure Fight Halts Govt Funds
Washington June 2 AP The steel seizure dispute in Congress stalls pay checks for about 400 000 postal employees and other workers. Legislation to fund the postal service and agencies for the rest of the fiscal year faces conference hold ups over seizure provisions. Senate and House differ on prohibitions for use of special funds. Some workers may receive pay through June 30 while others face delays.
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Congress
Post Office Department
House of Congress
House
Senate
World One
Small Defense Plants Administration
Railroad Retirement Board
Hospital Admissions St Marys May 29 List
A compiled hospital admissions list from St Marys dated May 29 includes multiple individuals and addresses such as John Steven Finger of Tipton and Mrs Jessie Ross at 162 Main St, William Bockwinkel at 325 Ash St, Mrs Alma Massinan of Polk, Edward Kapp of Ubonan, and Andrew Kielmin at 810 Jaelson St. Also named are Mrs la Fern Raithel of Fortuna, N 30 Abs Irmena Kliethjermes, James Klebbo on Highway 50, Rudy Langendoerfer of Chamois, Mra Marie Burgess of California, Helen Marie Rerhorst of Westphalia, Irene and Nancy Osterloh at 720 Sirr Marys Blvd, Mrs Lillian Firmin of Cedar City, and others including William Oded Hag and Rert at 1877 Glendale, plus Joan Kay Davidson of Hartsburg and Theodore Hasing Jr in Linn. Route 1 mentions Demmy and Gary McKinney.
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St. Mary's
John Steven Finger
Tipton
Jessie Ross
Main
William Bockwinkel
Ash
Alma Massinan
Polk
Edward Kapp
Ubanon
Andrew Kielmin
Chamois
Marie Burgess
California
Helen Marie Rerhorst
Westphalia
Irene
Nancy Osterloh
Sirr Mary's Blvd
Lillian Firmin
Cedar City
William Oded Hag Rert
Glendale
Kansas City
Dawn Powers
Missouri City
Joan Kay Davidson
Hartsburg
Heodore Hasing, Jr
Linn
Lay Eggers
Owens
Puritans Ban May Day Celebrations in 1644
Puritans objected to Maypoles and May Day festivities and faced a prohibition by the British parliament in 1644, reflecting the era's religious and political restrictions on popular ceremonies.
A-Bomb Won't End Korea War Observers Say
Military observers say one atomic bomb cannot win the Korean War or provide more than a limited tactical edge. The Nevada test near Yucca Flat showed ground combat use remains unproven as soldiers four miles from detonation faced dug-in Communist bunkers and uncertain future tactics.
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Yucca Flay Atomic Test Site
Nev
Korea
U. S
Joseph M. Swing
Sixth Army
Ground Zero
Korréa
Swing
Europe
Reds
Tlroops
LA Justus W. Gramme
Long Beach
Cal
Larry L. Hall
Yreka
Merril Eisenbul
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Taft urges air power basis for U S policy in speech
Senator Taft argues a defense built on air power is essential to shield North America and strike deep into the USSR. He criticizes the Truman Acheson Eisenhower policy as deteriorating air supremacy and wastes public funds on overseas aid, while warning against nominating a candidate who won’t condemn current policy. An associated foreign policy debate frames the Republican nomination as a test of stance on security and peace.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Russie
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower l
Afl
Eisenhower
Abilene
Kus
Paris
Toli
Short
Truman
Acheson
America
Two Children Not Enough Senator Adopts Two More
NEW YORK June 2 AP Sen and Mrs Fred A Seat mn of Nebraska say two children aren t enough They already have two adopted children and today arrived by plane at Idlewild airport from Europe with two more they are adopting The newcomers are Alfred Noble who clutched a teddy bear and Martia Margaret 4 who held a doll The children came from Bavaria Germ The Nebraska Republican said he began arranging for their adoption more than a year ago We love children and we feel that va children aren t enough Seaton said The Seat ons other two adopted children are Donald 11 and Christine a
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Sen
Fred A. Seatmn
Nebraska
Idlewild Air
Europe
Alfred Noble
Martia Margaret
Bavaria
Germ
Nebraska Republican
Seaton
Seatons
Donald
Christine
UN Tanks Smashes Into Red Posts On Central Front
UN tanks battered communist positions on the Korea front blasting 48 bunkers and leaving 15 Chinese dead and 49 wounded. Tanks southwest of Kumsong led a 55 minute barrage with other fires south of Pyongyang. Night patrols limited by darkness and weather as air forces reported missions against trucks and rail lines.
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Korea
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Korea Central Front
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Kumsong
Pyongyang
Iron Triangle
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North Korea
Fifth Air Force
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U.S
J.C. Appliance Center
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Bonn
Germany
Albert Kesselring
Phil A. Dallmeyer
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