Red China Expels Key Party Figures Kao and Jao
A communique branded Kao and Jao as part of an anti party alliance and facing execution for crimes against the party. Mao presided as speakers denounced them and the expulsion passed unanimously amid a purge linked to Manchuria and East China politics.
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Kao Kang
Keo
Jao
Mao Tze-tung
Kao
Russia
Manchuria
Sino- Soviet Friendship Assn
Manchurian Communist Party Central Committee
Red China
Peiping
Red
Compounists
East China People’s
Shanghai
China
Chen Yi
East China
Chen
Lite-o-Line Ban OKd by Council Unit
City council approves a draft ordinance restricting amusement games with a five member Amusement Games Board to issue permits and judge moral character, skill versus chance, and legality. Exemptions debated. some council members push broader definitions while opponents warn of litigation risks from the measure.
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Ban
Ahern
Ruth H. Bach
Spangberg
Lewis D. Reese
Spongberg
Toby Wick
Atty
Mark Taylor
Kenneth Mumm
Clock-O-Line
Taylor
Robert A. Wenke
Wick
Fu Council
Moscow GUM Store Shows Cash and Carry Policy
American reporters visit Moscow's GUM department store and observe the cash and carry policy with no credit. Prices span from $7 radios to $5,640 mink, with dark colors dominating menswear and a shift away from postwar price reductions under Malenkov.
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Alfred G. Hill
Oak Rise
Tenn
Oakridger
George Johnson
Long Beach
State Department
Malenkov
Macy's
Gimbel’s
Wanamaker’s
Marshall Field
Red Square
Kremlin
Stalin
Henry Ford
Boston
GUM 1
Plains Hit by Spring Snow Storm Across Plains and West
A spring snow storm swept western South Dakota and Wyoming driving heavy snow drifts and shutting highways. The storm caused flight cancellations in Billings and Sheridan, with dust storms and hail reported in Oklahoma. Snow and rain showers extended into the eastern Plains from North Dakota to Texas, with measurable precipitation in Sioux Falls and Glasgow.
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South Dakota
Pacific
Sun Gay
Billings
Wyoming
Montana
Sheridan
Lusk
Gillette
Bruce Young
Colorado
Oklahoma
Checotah
Oklahoma City
Great Basin
Plains
North Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Texas
Sioux Falls
S. D
Glasgow
Mont
Lamoni
Peter Pan of Politics in Eden as Prime Minister Hope
London readers weigh Sir Anthony Eden as a potential prime minister amid the Churchill shadow. Critics note his youth image and divorce liability, while supporters insist his diplomacy and charm could win voters. The piece surveys Eden’s public persona, past roles, and the debate over his readiness for office.
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London
Nea
Anthony Eden
Wil Churchil
Eden
Churchill
Peter Pan
Don
Stanley Baldwin
Anthony
Baldwin
Eden J
Bugs Bunny
Gregory Peck
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
The
Elliot House
Charles
Edwin Ellist
Elliot
Niland
Redondo Beach
Mussolini
Hitler
Ters
Wook
House of Commons
Sir Anthony
Kremlin
Churchill Hosts Queen and Election Date Debate
Churchill entertains Queen this evening as debate over the next general election date unfolds. Reports suggest an April 12 start for a 16 day vacation, with possible return to Parliament as elder statesman. Political observers warn of potential impact on Conservative election prospects if Churchill steers Eden.
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House of Com- Jauege
Baels
Churchill
Eden
Bridges Speaks at L. B. Meet on Labor Merger Prospects
Bridges addresses Long Beach delegates praising merger as reducing frictions in labor unity. He notes talks between ILWU and ILWU Coast groups, expects possible future reunification. Keynote follows welcome by Long Beach officials. convention may discuss AFL-CIO merger and legal actions against Bridges.
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Bridges
ILWU
International Longshore
Imeén’s Assn
Ilwathief
Moring Bridges
Newton Miyagi
Hawaii
Miyagi
House of Representatives
Territory
Ai QU Vane
George Vermillion
Long Beach
al Caplan
Stephen Fritchman
First Unitarian Church
Los Angeles
Afl-Cio
Harry Lundeberg
AFL Sailors Union of the Pacific
2 Year old escapes under truck in Dallas collision
David Johnston, a two year old from Dallas, was thrown under a mail truck in a Sunday collision. He escaped with scratches and minor injuries.
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Dallas
David Johnston
Communist Hungary parades armed might in Budapest
In Budapest, Hungary, the communist regime displayed its military strength to mark the 11th anniversary of liberation from the Nazis by the Soviet army. The demonstration underscored the regime’s reliance on armed force to legitimize its rule and showcase Soviet-backed military power.
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Hudapest
Hungary
Budapest
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