Pauker faces Red purge as Romanian party purge widens
Vienna dispatch reports Romanian Foreign Minister Ana Pauker, accused by Radio Bucharest of pro capitalistic, counter revolutionary tendencies, along with ex-ministers Vasile Lucat and Teodor Georgescu. Scanteia accuses them of anti worker policy, wage withholding, price rises, and mismanagement during currency revaluation, amid a cabinet shakeup shaping Romania’s ruling circle.
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Ana Pauker
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Pauker
Romania
Romanian Communist Party
Scanteia
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Counier -Regnlurimaries
Central Committee
Australia Presses Korea Over Democratic Process
Australia expressing concern to South Korea President Syngman Rhee urged a quick return to democratic procedures. Foreign Minister Casey warned that internal turmoil could invite UN action if military moves against Communists occurred. Britain echoed worry as martial law and arrests in Korea drew Foreign Office scrutiny.
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Australia
Synfiman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
House of Representatives
Richard G. Casey
United Nations
Casey
Peiping
Asia
British Commonwealth
Britain
London
Syneman Rhee
Foreign Office
Pusar
Alec Adams
Dozen Pickets Bar Others From Work At Wagner Plant
Dozens of pickets blocked entry at Wagner Electric Corp main plant in St. Louis as thousands of workers with a union voted to return. CIO International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers condemned the action and said about 25 production workers entered later. Production was halted Monday afternoon over a seniority dispute involving one worker.
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Wagner Electric Corporation
CIO International Union of Electrical, Raadio and Machine Workers
iWaener
River tragedy ties to High Ridge boy
A river incident near High Ridge claimed the life of a local boy. The ship Constitution vicinity links to the event as rescuers and patrols search the water. Officials and clergy, including Cardinal Spellman, coordinate recovery efforts and report on the deceased.
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River
High Ridge
Water main break cripples St Louis County supply
A large water main break in St Louis County cut supply by about 20 percent, threatening about 93,000 customers amid 90 degree heat. W. Victor Weir, president of St Louis Water Company, warned residents to curb use or face shortages. City water pressure dipped in fall buildings as consumption surged to 205.2 million gallons, roughly 20 million more than normal.
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St. Louis County
St. Louis Water Company
W. Victor Weir
City Water Department
Westminster Graduates 15 Youths From Area
Westminster college at Fulton awarded degrees Monday to vae L Blackwell and Scott J Rhoades of Jefferson City. Eldon’s Louis A Bealer Jack B Jones and Osage Beach’s William C Krueger were also candidates for degrees. Rhoades served on the student council and Phi Delta Theta president.
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Vae L. Blackwell
Scott J. Rhoades
Jefferson City
Westminster College
Fulton
Louis A. Bealer
Jack 3B. Jones
Eldon
William C. Krueger
Osage Beach
Rhoades
Dramatica
Phi Delta Theta
13 Year Old Seeks Action as He Runs Away Again
New York June 1 AP a Bronx boy Johnny Arzoom anian thirteen seeks military life. He fled his home amid a pattern of escapes in three weeks with military gear and a wish to join The Army in Korea. Police issued a Sicherheits alarm and traced him to Virginia after a run to Washington, as his father Khosrov A threatens to intervene.
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Johnny Arzoomanian
Bronx
Johnny
Washington
Patce
Korea
Khosrov
Chiropractor Convicted for Failing to File Federal Taxes
ALEXANDRIA Va June 4 AP a chiropractor Dr Victor L Meyers 56 was convicted in federal district court of failing to file 28840 for 1948 50 years Meyers said he believed Virginians owed no federal income tax after moving to Virginia in 19 He admitted not filing federal returns since relocating to the state and cited a friend's claim about tax exemptions.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Victor L. Meyers
Federal District Court
Promised Military Academy Entry Delays Student
A grocer said he promised to enter Johnny in a military academy when school ends. The plan is set soon, but delays by Shan stretch the wait beyond a few days.
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Johnny
Shan
Wholesale Food Index Dips Again In Second Week
New York June 4 AP wholesale food prices edged down for the second straight week. The Dun and Bradstreet index stood at 6.43, down from 6.45, and 9.2 percent below the year ago level of 7.089. Details on the index are based on the cost of a pell of 37 general items. A separate report from Warsaw notes Poland and North Korea signed a trade agreement, with undisclosed terms.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Warsaw
Poland
Tian Siu
Do Your Legs Itch A Skin Oil Remedy Ad
An old style ad touts dry skin relief with medicated ointments. It promotes Raine and Retinol for immediate soothing of itching and flaking. Resinol and Comfort Insta claim long lasting healing for chapped skin and minor burns with various named products and familiar brand phrasing.
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