Wife of Pollution Control Head Improves After Knoxville Crash
Mrs. Kimbrough wife of Kingsport's air pollution control director suffered forehead and knee lacerations and a possible skull fracture in a Knoxville crash. She and seven year old Glenda Sue were reported improving at East Tennessee Baptist Hospital. Glenda to be released soon. The director who assumed duties May 2 was also injured. they were en route from Memorial Day weekend.
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Knoxville
Glenda Sue
Kimbroughs
Kimbrough
Kingsport
Alfred
Blaine
Tenn
Rutledge
D. W. ‘Mouton
Kingsport Press, Inc
University of Tennessee
Accuser Confronts Lilienthal in Washington Hearing
In a face to face session, Senator Moe demanded a formal inquiry into alleged misdeeds by Lilienthal and a commission official. Chairman David Lilienthal remained impassive as questions mounted about conduct and leadership.
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Washington
Moeenlooper
R-Fowa
Sera Immaetory
David E Lilien
Eral
Strausg
Replice
Oata
Hicksenloopet
Coplon espionage trial draws Ickes and Gruber into debate
The trial of Judith Coplon on espionage charges sparks denials from Ruth Gruber and Harold L. Ickes as FBI evidence links a secretary to the Interior Department with a Soviet embassy contact. Coplon and co-defendant Valentine Gubitchey deny wrongdoing and argue over the admissibility of papers seized in New York.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
FBI
Miss Coplon
Harold L. Ickes
Ruth Gruber
Tekes
Coplon
Valentine A. Guhitchey
United Nations
New York
Gubitchey
Archibald Palmer
John M. Kelley, Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
Albert L. Reeves
FRY
Robert R. Granvill
Sea Trist
Hospital Director To Arrive Today
Robert N. Brough, named director of Holston Valley Community Hospital, is due to arrive to assume duties as the expansion plan advances. The board cites his East Coast experience and recent work for Neergaard and Craig in New York on surveys and administration. The project could qualify for state aid under a $750,000 expansion to add 100 beds and improve surgery wards and obstetrics.
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Holston Valley Community Hospital
Hig Sutton
Brough
Tennessee General Assembly
Brougt
Neergaard and Craig
New York
Norwalk, Conn
Blue Cross
Connecticut
Margaret OBrien's mother seeks to end wedding ties
Margaret O Brien accused of being unhappy with her marriage to orchestra leader Don Sylvie and requests an annulment. The child star remains suspended from MGM duties after the Palm Beach wedding while her mother plans the action and insists the girl had no role in the decision.
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Hollywood
Margaret O'Brien
Don Sylvie
Sylvia
Margaret
Metro-Goldwyns Mayer
Margeret
Palm Beach
Larry O'Brien
Margret
Florida
Boston
Sylvie
MGM
Mrs. Sylvio
Mystery jove notes cost merchants income tax arrears
A series of cryptic love notes misread as private correspondence were actually business deal records showing unpaid taxes. Several German merchants faced back taxes and fines after authorities deciphered the coded entries in their diaries.
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Freie
Bolivia Declares State of Civil War Amid Miner clashes
Bolivian army reservists aged 28 to 50 were mobilized as the cabinet declared a state of civil war after tin miners seized officials and attacked troops. Two thousand dynamite assaults followed battles with 200 soldiers at Huenuni fin mines high in the Andes. Rail service halted as siege laws bite and food shortages loom for Bolivia’s 3 million residents dependent on imports.
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la Paz
Bolivia
High Andes
Argentina
Peru
Chile
All-Out Rabies Campaign Begins in Chattanooga Area
A ten day quarantine on all dogs took effect in Hamilton County as part of an all-out rabies campaign. The measure was ordered by the State Department of Agriculture at the request of Dr. Paul Golley, city county health director, who warned of a rabies epidemic in Chattanooga and Hamilton County. The city commission also approved an amendment requiring dogs to be inoculated before July 1.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hamilton County
State Department of Agriculture
Paul Golley
UN Ministers Face Berlin Transit Clash
Western officials lock horns with Russia over Berlin transport links as the Foreign Ministers Council opens. Western powers refused Vishinsky’s bid to invite a Soviet sponsored German People’s Congress delegation, signaling guarded negotiation ahead.
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Paris
Russia
Foreign Ministers Council
Berlin
Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
German People's Congress
House approves new veteran pension bill with unemployability ban
The House passed a World War I and II veteran pension bill and sent it to the Senate after removing the unemployability clause. The vote was 172 to 87. The measure, estimated at about 65 billion dollars over 50 years with pensions existing under VA rules, faced a spirited debate led by the Veterans Committee. Chairman Rankin opposed the ban calling it unfair.
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Washington
House
Rankin
D-Miss
Veterans' Commitee
Budget Bureau
Lifer Wins Fight For His Freedom
Rene Dee Meerleer, once a Michigan lifer, walks free after 17 years in confinement begun at age 18. He had previously won a case before the U.S. Supreme Court and leaves Southern Michigan prison with his family reacting in emotional reunion as he heads home to Florida.
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Lier Hba Kuumy Re Ke Sol Wenn
U. S
Southern Michigan
Alphonse and
Helen de
Joint Chiefs reject mock sky battle over B36 Banshee clash
The joint chiefs turned down a proposed mock air duel between the Air Force B 36 and Navy Banshee fighters for security reasons and to avoid revealing sensitive capabilities. The earlier plan, approved May 18 by the Armed Services group, aimed to resolve Navy Air Force claims but was deemed unuseful and potentially harmful.
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Washington
Air Parce
Navy
Joanarann
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington Minea Herate
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Joint Command
Vinson
D-Ga
Johnson
Armed Services Group
Jrt
Labor Troubles Foreseen In U S
Washington officials tracking labor matters say a summer burst of strikes may occur due to postwar wage demands and Taft Hartley law tensions. Focus is on coal, steel, auto, and maritime bargaining, with smaller strikes possible as unions seek higher pattern pay and employers’ pay ability drives results.
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Washington
Sitdown strike over retirement fund funds cancer treatment
Dr Willie Melmoth Bomar a 56 year old economics teacher from Glenwood Ga began a sitdown strike in Georgia teacher retirement offices alleging $65 78 deducted from her salary for the retirement fund was not returned She vows to stay until the money is paid to cover cancer treatment costs asserting the deduction was made without her consent.
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Mercer Bulley
Atlanta
Georgia Teacher Retirement System
Willie Melmoth Bomar
Glenwood
Bomar
Columbia University
Nee
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Yaden
Georgia
New York
Lori
Georgia teacher fights retirement pay delay at Atlanta office
A determined former Wheeler County teacher, now ill with cancer, camped at the Atlanta retirement office demanding $4.80 monthly retirement payments she says are owed. She accuses the board of a secret meeting and denial after a 24 hour wait, while awaiting Mayo Clinic treatment.
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Georgia
J. J. Yaden
Sith Dloor
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Wheeler County
Alnhe
Atomic Cocktail Fails To Save Girl
In Birmingham Alabama a 15 year old girl Joyce Lee Hughes died after two atomic cocktails intended to treat Hodgkins disease failed to save her. She had worsened from 122 to 85 pounds since November while her parents Mr and Mrs Bryan Hughes hoped for recovery from treatment at the isotope clinic University of Tennessee Hospital using radioactive phosphorus from Oak Ridge.
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Birmingham
Ala
Joyce Lee Hughes
Bryan
B. Hughes
Isotope Clinic
University of Tennessee Hospital
Sonset
Oak Ridge
Nashville Insurance Commissioner Seeks Written Discrimination Assurance
Insurance Commissioner M O Allen urged insurers to guarantee no discrimination by race creed or color in auto liability policies. The move follows reports that Negroes faced unfavorable consideration in obtaining liability coverage. The new financial responsibility law takes effect July 1 requiring uninsured drivers in accidents with damages over 50 dollars or any personal injury to post up to 11000 dollars in bond or cash.
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Nashville
M. O. Allen
Insurance Department
Allen
Weather notes show mild warmth across the country
Clear skies and mild temperatures were common nationwide with wet pockets in the Northern and Central Plains. Heavy showers hit the Dakotas Minnesota and Iowa while light showers touched parts of South Carolina. Temperatures reached 92 in Oklahoma City and 91 in Minneapolis and St Paul, the peak in San Antonio at 95.
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Plains
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
South Carolina
Montana
Oregon
Mercury
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
San Antonio
Tex
New Mothers Blood Treatment Shows Temporary Arthritis Relief
Reported at the Seventh International Congress on Rheumatic Diseases Dr UL W Granier of New York described a treatment using a new hormone from maternal blood that relieved rheumatoid arthritis temporarily in several patients. Mayo Clinic researchers noted improvements in 20 patients, with effects varying and some lasting months in rare cases.
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New York
Ins
Mayo
Otter
Hha
Mayo Clinic
Solunar Table Report From Stag Reservoir Observations
The notice describes Solunar Periods from John Alden Knight’s tables and lists minor and major period timings for Thursday through Sunday. It notes water levels at Stag and Douglas reservoirs with observed elevations and projected falls by midnight Thursday.
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John Alden Knight
Iowa
Aix Sum
Douglas Reservoir
Abe A.m
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