Communism Gains Ground in Los Angeles Says UPI Dispatch
A United Press report cites San Francisco dated June 11 noting California primary results show Communist backed candidate Bernadette Doyle with 376 626 votes and potentially over 400 000, challenging former party leaders while FBI figures estimate party strength 54 171 members with broader sympathizers.
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Washington
California
Los Angeles
Movietown
New York
Daily Worker
San Francisco
Bernadette Doyle
Office of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Anita Whitney
Miss Doyle
Alameda
Oakland
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Congressional Committee
Communist Party of the United States
Hoover
Communist Party
Angry Whale Capsizes Boat Killing Fisherman in Yokosuka
Japanese fishermen hauled in a whale that suddenly lashed its tail and overturned their boat in Yokosuka killing one crewman. Eight others were dumped overboard but rescued as onlookers dialed for aid and police.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Steel prices seen rising after NABM meeting
Fred G. Syburg of Milwaukee, head of the steel committee, told the National Association of Purchasing Agents convention that prices are definitely trending upward. He noted major producers had not announced changes, while small mills have raised prices with considerable frequency.
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Cleveland
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Fred G. Syburg
Milwaukee
World Telegram and Sun Strike Halts Publication
New York editors halted the World Telegram and Sun after AFL printers refused to cross CIO American Newspaper Guild pickets. The walkout began at 3:30 this morning after three months of negotiations ended in deadlock. The guild demanded a 10 percent pay raise and higher minimums, while the World Telegram countered with weekly increases and a 35 hour week with night differentials.
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New York—i
World-Telegram and
Sun
AFL
CIO American Newspaper Guild
The
World-Telegram
New York Times
Truman Outlines Fair Deal Goals For Radio Farm Group
President Truman spoke from the White House lawn to members of the National Association of Radio Farm Directors detailing the aims of his fair deal. He said the goal is to have business industry labor and farmers all on equal footing with a fair share of national wealth.
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Washington
Truman
White House
National Association of Radio Farm Directors
Mid-Year Outlook From National Purchasing Agents Meet
In Cleveland the National Association of Purchasing Agents gauges mid-year trends. A 53 percent expect continued good business with a levelling off, 23 percent foresee gains through Q3 then decline, 17 percent view only to July, and 7 percent only to June. Inflation seen as unlikely to derail 1950s-style growth. retailers warn against price hikes to curb public reaction.
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New York
Cleveland
National Association of Purchasing Agents
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Association
Australia May Increase Value of Her Money
Financial circles in Sydney speculate that Australia may revalue the currency. They anticipate the government could raise the Australian pound by 12 percent, making one pound worth 18 shillings sterling instead of 16 shillings today.
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Sydney
Australia
Shoemaker Told To Stick to Last
Anastas Calendar, a 64 year old shoemaker born in Russia, was fined by Municipal Judge Eugene J. Holland for distributing advertising in Lincoln Park promoting a Greek potion to predetermine a baby’s sex. He destroyed 200 cards after the court action and claimed the brew would produce a daughter if the wife drinks it or a son if the husband drinks it.
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Chicago
Anastas
Eugene J. Holland
Lincoln Park
Nicholas II
Russia
Holland
Calendar
Kenosha News 1950 Publication Details
Kenosha Evening News volume 56 dated June 13 1950 issue metadata lists publication as daily except Sunday from Kenosha Wisconsin with postal history dating back to 1894. It notes edition number 198 and the publisher address on 58th Street.
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Kenosha
58Th St
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Pickaxe Strikes Cable Burn Injures Worker in Trench
Milwaukee down town street scene reports Lester Boettcher, 31, injured when his pickaxe struck an electric cable in a trench. A flash of fire scorched his face chest and arms while the wood handle kept current from him. He is listed in poor condition at a hospital.
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Milwaukee
Lester Boettcher
Boettcher
Two Texans Shoot It Out in Gonzales Square
In Gonzales Texas an elderly rancher Walter Knandel aged 70 and liquor store owner I W Hutcheson 60 exchanged gunfire at Heroes Square near the county courthouse. Knandel died on the sidewalk after a shotgun blast while Hutcheson was seriously wounded requiring medical care. Two boys witnessed the incident.
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Gonzales
Tex
U.P
Texas Heroes
Gonzales County
Walter Knandel
I. W
Buchanan
Kanandel
Hutcheson
Knandel
Establish New Business Local Franchise Available
Franchise offer promising income up to 240 dollars daily from 60 operating units. Venetian blinds laundering with patented machine priced at 6750 dollars with 24 month financing. Free booklet. Equipment Co Inc advertises address and phone in Philadelphia.
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C. UV
Inc
S. 44Th St. Phila
Boy Sentenced In Farm Shooting Case In Richland Center
A 13 year old was declared a delinquent minor after admitting to shooting Kenneth Shaw a 24 year old farmer at his Westford farm. The court ordered the boy to live at the Wisconsin School for Boys in Waukesha until age 21. The youth said the shooting occurred as Shaw slept and that the boys had been sent from Sparta to Shaw’s farm after his divorce.
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Richland Center
Wis
Wisconsin School For Boys
Waukesha
Kenneth Shaw
Westford
Dist. Atty
Leo Lownik
Shaw
Davenport
Loren Marshall
Wisconsin Child Center
Sparta
Pakistan to Sell Sports Goods to Czechoslovakia Under Trade Pact
Pakistan plans to export sports goods to Czechoslovakia as part of a new trade agreement. The accord aims to boost bilateral commerce and expand market access for Pakistani manufacturers.
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Pakistan
Czechoslovakia
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Redwood
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Norte
Danerit
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Walworth
Lake Counties
Illinois
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Union Dye
Los
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National Security Resources Board
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Juvenile Court
Sidney J. Hanson
Thomas J. Dalea
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DuraPower
Figilow
Aspotora
Buick
Fisher
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60Th Street
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