Union Printers Set Picket Line Over Convention Tickets
Union printers threaten widespread picketing of the Republican National Convention in Chicago after learning that tickets will be printed by WF Wright Co of Philadelphia with only partial union involvement. The Chicago Allied Printing Trades Council vows a full picket line if other workers refuse to cross, aiming to pressure party officials as the convention 17 days away.
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Chiraza
Emlay
Mmeye
Cital
Chicago Allied Printing Trades Council
Chiis
Abel ‘ Henry Coco
Jap Flyers To Be Reorganized
Tokyo reports that Japan plans to reorganize wartime pilots into a refreshed defense force. Police Reserve aims to integrate about 100 Allied planes and train 15 officers from the navy and army air forces, with U S forces assisting in the program.
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Tokyo
Japan
Jana Police
Sain Ram
Daly
Army Air Force
Berlin accuses West Allies of spying in West Berlin
Berlin reports the Soviet Union formally accuses the Western powers of using West Berlin as a spy hub against East Germany. In Boston a tanker carrying Siemens sank after a collision off Cape Cod, with the captain believed dead and 12 survivors. In Formosa, a quake rattled Taipei and a 150 mile Formosan stretch, causing damage.
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Berlin
Russia
West Berlin
Boston
Mass
Cape Cod
Taipeh
Formosa
Five Prison Baseball Players Missing In Apparent Incident
Unclear incident at a provincial prison farm leaves five members of the baseball team unaccounted for after a long fly ball went into bushes. Officials report no immediate recovery and are searching the area for the players including Vie Chysett.
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Berwah
Githead
Warren Awaits His Opportunity
Warren, Califor nia Governor Hien Teena and Blyracold Fart Warrrep are named as potential Republican presidential nominee contenders at the national convention. The piece notes Warren’s ambitions and the political dynamics around securing the nomination, including possible discussions with Eisenhower and the general's influence.
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Sactuamentn Air
Republican Party
Wek
Blyracold Fart
Warrrep
California
Tyrone
Laine
Eienhower
Peanee
Menver Fusenhowers
Jets Down Red Planes Over Yalu River Border
UN jets engage six Sabres aloft from Antung Manchuria and shoot down at least two Red planes while the others retreat toward the border. Capt. Frederick Blesse of Phoenix earns credit for the two confirmed KIA in first pass. another pilot is unnamed for family reasons.
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Yalu
Manchuria
Antung
Frederick ©. Blesse
Phoenix
Ariz
Sweden Denies Soviet Plane Shoot Down Claims
Stockholm protests claims by Sweden that the Catalina flying boat was armed and violated Soviet borders. Russia refutes Sweden and demands cease of frontier violations while Swedish cabinet plans to meet on the incident amid mounting tensions and maneuvers in the Baltic region.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Ail Foundation
Ad Mits
Callina
Balbe
Estonia
Ainstantit Redicnay
Patwian
Timioe
Finland
Joy Avers Reds Are Ruthless
Admiral Joy comments on truce talks with the Communists in Korea. He notes the Red armies were on the ropes last July and that negotiations began from a stalemate not strength. He arrives at Annapolis to head the Naval Academy and cautions against predicting final outcomes while signaling progress and lessons learned.
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San Fieneren
Parnes
Panmanjom
Johaf
1 Saval Academy
Annapolis
Omtlifare
W. Putner Joy
North Korea
Korea
Joy
Weather Update With Showers and Thunderstorms
Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday with frequent showers and thunderstorms. Somewhat warmer Saturday with lows Friday night around 53 to 58. Highs Friday near 75 to 89, hotter near the Ohio River with 92 to 96. North to 685 and 69 near the river.
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Ohio River
Farmers See Higher Income Despite Higher Costs
Washington reports farmers earned more money recently through increased cash receipts from farm marketing, yet costs rose, lowering real purchasing power. The Agriculture Department notes the gain could equal a postwar jump in production, with farm income possibly below the 1947 peak of 17.16 million due to higher expenses and cost pressures.
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Washington
Agricuture Department
McGranery Acts To Clean House
McGranery moves to reform the Justice Department amid a shakeup after Luther Lopes, a former official, is implicated in a bribery case. Lopes admitted receiving a $2000 check from Lopes for legal advice on a Toledo firm project, denying illegitimate ties to tax matters.
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Hington
McGranery
Truman
Lopes
Chevy Chase
Lapes
Dolte Co
Toledo
Ohio
National Security Resources Board
Luther
Topeka
Indiana Democrats Drafting Two Governors for Ticket
Indiana Democrats, a week from their state nominating convention, hope Gov Henry F. Sehricker of Indiana and Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois accept a party draft for US Senator and President. Party leaders weigh feasibility as cautious optimism grows amid uncertain commitments and internal debate.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Henry F. Sehricker
Illinois
Adlar Stevenson
Sehricker
Getter Sekrecker
William Fenner
Poutfutler
South Bend
Dar Presidentstyensatr
Siewensen
Steyarrentt
Monster Selec
Seek Funds For Lebanon Scouts
Residents are urged to donate to support Lebanon Girl Scout activities and a planned summer camp. Funds will cover camp costs beyond girl fees, yearly activities, badge work, cookie sale prizes, and national fees for girls unable to pay. All leaders serve as volunteers. Ralph Miller chairs finance with Mrs. Charles Thompson and Mrs. Robert McCutihan assisting. Walter Hackman is treasurer for donations.
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Cm Unis
Leh
Sean
Lebanon
Ralph Miller
Charles Thompson
Robert McCutehan
Walter Hackman
Survey Shows Only 32 Percent Of Votes Cast In Boone County
Boone county ranked 34th among Indiana's 92 counties in the percentage of registered voters casting ballots in the May primary, per a statewide survey announced by Burl Chambers of the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce. The county reported 4,874 votes, about 32.6 percent of its 14,982 registered voters, with 1,690 Democrats and 2,184 Republicans. The Indiana statewide primary turnout was 32.2 percent, up from 31.4 percent in 1950, and the report notes party primary voting volumes influence general election expectations, while noting many independent voters often switch between parties.
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Boone County
Intina
Burl Chambers
Lebanon
Indiana
Compareen
Kepuldwass
Chambers
Commierce
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Onlas
Lee 7
State Chamber
Ineiia
Inthana
Reverend Barkley Heads European Eddy Seminar Voyage
Rev Johna Barkley will sail June 25 with the Eddy Seminar bound for Europe. The 22nd annual seminar gathers 70 educators, social workers and ministers to study international issues, with conferences led by leaders in politics, economics, education and religion. The group tours France, Germany, Yugoslavia, Italy and Switzerland, traveling by special trains and planes and returning via Cherbourg to arrive in the United States August 12.
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Johna Barkley
Enw City
Mary
Europe
Sherwood Baldy
France
Germany
Yugoslavia
Tals
Switzerland
Southhampton
England
Cherbourg
United States
No Restrictions On Wheat Plans
Washington reports no limits on next year wheat plantings as federal acreage allotments and marketing quotas will not bind farmers. Secretary Charles F Bran indicated the government will pursue statutory powers to ensure sufficient supply and meet foreign demand while supporting farmers.
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Washington
Bern
Charles
Knoe
Isc
Martin Elected To Head Legion
Raiph Martin was elected head of the American Legion in a department and district convention. Delegates named include Jack Alexander fire commander, Ack Hicks second vice commander, Ray Kester finance officer, William McKinney sergeant at arms, Jack Mossman, Paul Werry chaplain, and Charles Wheeler trustee. Executive committee members are Paul Green Bud Felt Apple Russell Chambers Jack Wall and Paul McKinney. Delegates also include Herbert Ransdell Wheeler Ver Myers Keith Burgess Dick Cadger and Mayo Reeves.
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Raiph Martin
Dolson
American Legion
Delbert Blankwin
Martin
Jack Alexander
Ack Hicks
Ray Kester
William Mr Kinney
Sergeant Starmas
Jack Mossman
Ristertsn
Paul Werry
Chaties Wheeler Trasters
Paul Green
Budfelt Apple
Russell DP Chambers
Jack Wall
Paul McGinney
Blunk
Commander Martin
Herbert Ransdell
Wheeler
Ver Myers
Keith Burgess
Dick Cadger
Mayo Reeves
10 Billion Doughnut Sinkers Consumed in 1951
The Doughnut Corporation of America reported Friday that 10,047,000,000 sinkers were consumed in the United States in 1951. Seventy five percent of the doughnuts were washed down with coffee, the company said.
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New York
Doughnut Corporation of America
Truman May Act In Compliance With Request
Washington reports predicted the House would join the Senate today if President Truman invoked Taft Hartley to halt a steel strike. Officials said Congress would not force his hand, while the National Production Authority announced an emergency plan to ship steel from 132 warehouses to military outlets.
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House
Senate
Truman
Sternstoke
National Production Authority
Tribe
CHO United Steelworkers
Administration Cources
Ho Herd Benses
Congress
Meorman
Dulles Sets Foreign Policy Plank for GOP Platform
John Foster Dulles, adviser to Dewey in 1945, plans a foreign policy plank for the Republican platform. He urges cuts in defense spending, reduced foreign aid, and reliance on air power and sea deterrence. Dulles argues foreign and domestic policy are inseparable and that Europe cannot be secure without Asia.
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Fisenhower
Thomas E Dewey
Europe
Asia
Dulles
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