Second Man Held In Woman's Death
Police arrest James Bruner 34 as an accessory after the fact in the death of Mrs. Mary Dykes at Horse Creek Meadows Saturday night. Otis Lee Collier, 21, is held on a murder charge. both men linked to a dispute over a water pump that ended with Mrs. Dykes being shot once in the heart with a .38 caliber pistol. Bruner claims self defense and that Dykes threatened him at the pump. Preliminary hearings set for 7 pm Monday.
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Mary Dykes
Horse Creek Meadows
James Bruner
Route 4
Otis Lee Coller
Collier
S. G
Betty Townsend
Pollution Of State Streams Said Worse
Rushville Tenn state stream pollution board cites estimates showing organic wastes into Tennessee surface waters have risen since 1954 despite treatment gains. Commission studies focus on municipal and industrial sewerage, with industry surveys due in 12 to 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushvile
Tenn
State Stream Pollution Control Board
Tennessee
R. P. Farrell
State
Werose Sourdy
J. B. Ram~ery
New York
Wainwright, Ramsey and Lancaster
Commission
Farrell
Stores Remain Open For Holiday In Kingsport
Kingsport stores will stay open Tuesday Memorial Day under a business as usual theme. Chamber spokesman said all city shops will operate while government offices observe the holiday. Post office services, rural deliveries, and postal windows will be closed. City schools will remain open.
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Kingsport
Chamber of Commerce
Howard
Four Memphis Men Drowned In Arkansas Lake
Four Memphis men drowned over the weekend in Arkansas and Mississippi riverboat incidents. James Conlar Scruggs, 57, partner in Cook & Co., and bookkeeper W. J. Helms, 33, were aboard a speedboat on Horseshoe Lake when it swerved and threw them into the lake. Scruggs' body was recovered, Helms remains missing. In the Mississippi River tragedy, Ernest Manning, 21, and Ellis Smith, 26, died when their motorboat crashed into a barge during a Cook & Co. employees party aboard the motorboat.
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Memphis
ong @ parther im & largerophon
Shrem
Horseshoe Lake
James Conlar Scruggs
Cook & Co
W. J. Helms
Scruggs
Mississippi River
Here
Ernest Manning
Ellis Smith
Helms
Senators Busy House Vacations
Senators face slow progress as the Senate and House race to align on key bills. The basing point price bill aims to legalize delivered pricing and curb antitrust prosecutions in freight cash absorption cases. A second major measure would boost the local security program with 2 billion dollars, while an omnibus appropriation of 29 billion continues to seek Senate action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Lucas
Ilingis
Wweeks
Favor Frise Support Agency
Nation's Holiday Death Toll Reaches 275 Across Nation
The Associated Press reports 275 holiday deaths as Memorial Day weekend progresses, with 181 traffic fatalities approaching the four-day high. Drowning toll includes four Fort Worth residents. fatalities by state listed by cause show traffic, drownings and other mishaps across many states amid forecast 30 million motorists on highways.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Fort Worth
Tex
Alabama
Arizona
Ackangas
California
Goberade
Gommeeticeat
Georgia
Illinois
Inclaria
Marisas
Kentucky
Lowisiana
Maine
Maryland
Maginedrasetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Jobde
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carona
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wasconain
Wyoming
District of Catambia
Commerce Officials Refuse To Quit Job Amid Chaos
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Sawyer’s plea for resignation of two trade officials, Michael Lee and William W. Remington, rejected as they refuse to quit under fire. Senate Republicans clash with the Truman administration over McCarthyism with Mevartay’s charges and a State Department rebuttal. McGrath likens tactics to witch hunts as McCarthy fires back at calls for cleansing.
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Stoo
Commecce
Sawyer
Dmichael
BL Lee
William W. Remington
Senate
Truman
State Department
Mevartay
Wis
Department
Tait
R-Ohie
McCarthy
Omaha
Seth
McGrath
Huey
Gestamo
Congress
Justice Department
Berlin Battle Turns Into Communist Parade In East West Showdown
The much publicized Battle for Berlin ended as a major East West parade with thousands of Youths in East Germany backing Communist Russia while West Germany prepared to meet Red threats. Police units in the East zone were praised as a potential East German army nucleus as the day unfolded through rain and sun.
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Berlin
West
Ciy
East
East Germany
Soviet Russia
Jash
Wilhelmstrasse
Reich
Unter Cen Inden
Russia
Hast Zone
Bertin
Predictions of more arrests after Fuchs meeting
London papers forecast further arrests linked to the Klaus Fuchs case. The Sunday Reynolds News and Empire News claimed Fuchs is identifying suspects from films of thousands of people, with fresh arrests in atom and war espionage likely in the United States and Canada. One American, Harry Gold, already faced arrest as the questioning began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Klaus Fuchs
Reynolds News
Empire News
Fuchs
America
Canada
Improm
Rus
Brien
Buchs
Russia
FRY
United States
Harry Gold
Paladelpaie Research
Market Reports Hint Quiet Pre Holiday Trading
New York mood eases into a typical pre holiday session with mixed changes in stocks. Markets close tomorrow for Memorial Day. Goodyear and U.S. Rubber reach new highs for the year with light activity, while others drift marginally. Childs Co under new management posts a small gain on light buying, lifting to a new high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goodyear
U.S
Bi Childs Co
Quiet Korea election nears amid violence and arrests
Korea prepares for nationwide elections with 2256 candidates vying for 38 National Assembly seats. Police reinforce with about 5000 extra officers as inflation and pro communist tensions loom plus President Syngman Rhee faces potential constitutional risk if the assembly shifts against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Republic of Korea
Korea
United i Natong
National Assembly
Syngrhan Rhee
Ammerica
Rhee
Memorial Day Services at Arlington Hear George Marshall Speak
Virginia briefs report a five hour Memorial Day observance at Arlington National Cemetery with General George Marshall as principal speaker. Thousands of servicemen, families, and visitors will honor the dead across four wars, viewing crosses and flags, and the Maine’s salvaged relic. President Truman is represented by a White House aide.
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Virginia
Nationals
George
Marshall Wilte
America
National Capital
United States
Maine
National
Arlington
Robert H. Lee
Southland
Truman
White House
Adam, Eigenhauer
Downtown Street Scene With Odd Toy Owl Performer
A curious scene unfolds downtown as a small fry and a swaggering owl figure loom near a curb. A man with a fake tobacco pipe and a chicken head disguise draws attention while a large store trembles with a stripped cab appearance. An employee moves in and out, arranging displays and carrying an empty cart back to its place amid the city bustle.
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Dewstown
Rarhege Eam
Carolina Runoff Election Looms in North Carolina
In North Carolina the Democratic primary left Dr. Graham locked as the front runner but short of a majority, triggering possible runoff rules. Raleigh lawyer W Smith trails, with June 12 as the cutoff to enter a runoff if needed. Unofficial totals show Graham around 299,930, Smith 244,067, Reynolds 5,857, signaling a tight path to the post and influence on House Labor Committee leadership discussions.
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Associated Press
Ank Fr
Graham
D-No
U. S. So
North Carolina
W Smith
Raleigh
Smith
Robert R. Reynolds
Lesassi
Acheson Lie Report To Truman On Europe
President Truman received firsthand cold war briefings from Secretary of State Acheson and UN Secretary General Trygve Lie. A 65 minute White House session followed a 70 minute State Department talk labeled confidential with Lie. Lie offered only two comments and claimed no message for Stalin or Truman, returning from Moscow and European capitals with peace measures.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
White House
State Department
Siete Acheson
Trygve Lie
Tim
Staliy
Liels
Moscow
Guard Units Ordered to Morristown for Plant Violence
Governor Browning mobilizes at least 300 Tennessee guardsmen from Knoxville Lenoir City and Etowah under Brigadier General McReynolds to restore order at the America Enka rayon plant in Morristown amid ongoing CIO Textile Workers Union protests. Police report overturned vehicles and two dynamiting incidents as strikers clash with security forces. about 200 of 700 workers remain at the site amid tense conditions.
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Ile
Morristown
America Enka Corporation Rayon
Browning
Mashvile
Knoxville
Lenoir City
Etowah
East Tennessee
Sam Wallace
Nashville
Berm
Wallace
Coremand
D. K. McReynolds
Robert Medlin
Hamlin County
27&H Infantry
Issih Military Police Battalion
Ana*d
Mashville
CIO Tearlle
Textile Planit
Carl Gilseri
Patral
Koome
Sheriff's Office
Whitesburg
Hamblen
Here
Gilbert
Sgveral
Senator backs MAP to defend Western Europe from Reds
Senator George of Georgia supports arming Western Europe to deter Soviet aggression and backs the Military Assistance Program expected in Congress. Senator Taft of Ohio opposes arming Europe, arguing a strong U S Air Force and atomic bombs deter Russia and that the Atlantic Pact increases war likelihood.
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Washington
VPI
George
U-Ga
Germany
Western
Europe
Veeran
Senate Foreign Refavour Committee
Congress
Ohio
United States
Tait
Russia
Senate
Accidents Kill 14 In Tennessee Last Week
Traffic accidents claimed at least seven lives in Tennessee over Memorial Day week with four drownings and other nontraffic deaths. In Nashville Doris Marshall died after a crash involving her fiancé George Buckley. a Tracy City man died in Grundy County. a bus rollover near Crossville killed W R Brown. a Memphis auto-truck collision killed another. a Lenoir City man died when an ATV ran off a highway. In total two traffic fatalities occurred in Nashville, Memphis, and Hamilton County, with single deaths in London Cumberland and Grundy Counties. Charles Neese drowned in Duck River Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tennessee
Nashville
Doris Marshall
Chattanooga
George J. Buckley
Orleans
Tracy City
Grundy County
Crossville
W. R. Brown
Harriman
Memphis
Loudon County
Lenoir City
Nashvillle
Hamilton County
London
Cumberland
Grundy
Charles Neese
Duck River
Vet Terrorizes Plane Passengers on Oakland Flight
An Air Force veteran on a flight from Southern California to Oakland terrorized passengers for half an hour wielding a gun. A woman fainted as deputies removed him to the county jail. his German wife Magdeline, 22, apologized.
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Fresno
Calif
John O'Reilly
Los Angeles
California
Air Force
Oakland-bhound
Magdaline
Oakland
Britain weighs European coal and steel pooling plan
London reports Britain will not commit to approving the Schuman plan in principle yet. Informed sources say Britain rejects a French request to go on record in favor before detailed examination. Britain seeks to review potential sacrifices and gains with France, Germany, and others before joining the pooling of output.
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London
Britain
Schuman
West Europe
Loder
Prence
Germany
Robert Schumen
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Bos
Fishing Tables Taboo Guide in Sotusnt Prrinda Era
Fragmented text describes a fishing schedule with days and times, major and minor columns, and references to a region and dates. It mentions periods of shower, durations of activity, and a table layout for daily timing. The legible references include days such as Monday and Tuesday and mentions of Lake Mand and Douglay.
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Meron
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