Crown Prince Akihito Slur Sparks Ejection at Depot
In Wakayama Japan on April 10 Crown Prince Akihito led a cherry blossom viewing tour when a railway worker shouted Hi Hirohito's kid The crowd gasped and police ejected the man Hideo Torano 23 from the depot The Wakayama procurator said he asked the central government to decide if discipline is warranted for the insult to the royal family.
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Wakayana
Japan
Akihitu
Hirohitu
Wakayama
Hideo Torano
Nazis Sentenced to Hang for Millions of Murders
A German court at Nuremberg sentenced fourteen officers of the Elite Guard to hang for mass murder in Russia. Maj. Gen. Otto Ohlendorf and Maj. Heinz Schubert were among those condemned, part of a trial that marked the stiffest punishment in the war crimes proceedings.
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Erg
Germany
Tren
Russia
Nuermberg
International Military ‘Tribunal
Michael A. Musmanne
Pittsburgh
Otto Ohlendorf
Heinz Schubert
Franz Schubert
Ohlendorf
Einsatzkommandos
R ‘Ohlendorf
Hitler
Heinrich Himmler
Russia Looks to Influence Italy in Trieste Crisis
Washington reports Moscow may pivot on Trieste and Italy’s elections. Western powers pressed the Kremlin to decide on Trieste, aiming to revise the peace treaty. Some officials expect a dramatic Kremlin move before the Italian vote, possibly offering to surrender reparations of 0.020,000.
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Washington
Italy
Russia
Trieste
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Paris
Moscow
Two Die in Terminal Island Car Crash
A two car crash on Seaside Boulevard on Terminal Island left two dead and seven injured, including two in critical condition. The eastbound sedan, carrying six, skidded on rain slick pavement and was struck broadside by a westbound car. casualties included Paul E. Gipe and Mrs Janet Smith, both 20s, with others sustaining fractures and head injuries. Three ambulances and multiple departments responded, and the report notes the incident as a long beach traffic toll update.
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Terminal Island
Seaside Blvd
Paul E. Gipe
Hawthorne Blvd
Walteria
Janet Smith
Ninth St
Manhattan Banc
Long Beach
Jay
Hale
Newton St
Rae
Wayne L. Lenon
Ward St
L. B. Barett
Ocean St
Lomita
Ralph Crashaw
B. F. Johnston
L. O. Tucker
Paey
Sunt
Gipe
Anaise Smith
Maine Democrats Give All 10 Votes to Truman
August a, Maine. Democrats today pledged their ten national convention votes to President Truman in a formal party action in Augusta.
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Truman
Maine
Augusta
Trurman
Anniversary of first submarine launch noted
Navy marks anniversary of the launch of the first submarine. The event highlights a milestone in maritime history and reflects on its impact on naval engineering and underwater vessels. Additional coverage spans foreign trade zone purchase authorization, local news, markets, shipping tables, theaters, and other sections.
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Navy
Old coins unearthed along Navesink River draw crowd
In Highlands New Jersey a local gold rush erupts as hundreds search the Navesink River banks with rakes and shovels after 18th century coins are found. William Cottrell sparked the hunt by discovering the first coin dated 1770. More coins and claims of treasure are reported, with crowds planning to resume digging at dusk.
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Highlands
Navesink
William Cottrell
Cottrell
William
James White
Kenneth Andrews
Stanley Matthew
Jersey Shore
New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bomber Vanishes Over Oregon and Washington Hills
An Oregon National Guard A-26 disappeared during a routine flight from MeChord Field to Portland. The aircraft carried three Portlanders, Capt. Alexander M. McCorkle, Master Sgt. Jack W. Shaylor, and Pvt. Jack T. Tolte, with last radio contact at 5:16 p.m. near Toledo, Washington, in the clouded southwestern Washington hills. The crash follows a prior Navy C47 loss in the same area last month with eight lives.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon National Guard
Washington Hills
Here
Me‘Chord Field
Wash
Toledo
123Rd
the National Guard
Alexander M. McCorkle
Jack W. Shaylor
Pie
Jack 'T
Tolte
Jerusalem outskirts bombarded as Arab and Jewish forces clash
Arab field guns near Jerusalem shelled the Jewish suburb of Givat Shaul at sunset as fighting entered its second week. Arabs claimed recapture of Kassel between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Jewish sources offered no comment on Kassel’s status. The assault followed a day of heavy fighting along the Judean mountain highway toward the coastal plain.
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Jerusalem
Holy City
Judean Mountains
Givat Shaul
Saul
Deir Yassin
Kassel
Tel Aviv
Kastel
Auto Looted in Brief Stop
Los Angeles reports a theft from a 1948 Cadillac owned by Hall Livingston Hibbard and Irene Elizabeth Hibbard. ICR Jewels valued at ten dollars were stolen along with their wife’s vacation wardrobe after the car door was left unlocked for about twenty minutes. The couple had been visiting a friend.
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Los Angeles
ICR
Hall Livingson Hibbard
Cadillac
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Irene Elizabeth
Students in Ecuador Siege Demonstration
In Quito on April 10 students staged a protest after news of a Colombian revolution reached the city. Demonstrators blocked roads and shouted slogans against conservatives.
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Ecuador
Quito
Niews
China Reds Expect Chiang Overthrow
Chinese Communist radio boasted that Chiang Kai shek's government would be overthrown, despite the latest American aid measure.
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China
Chiang
San Francisco
Chinese Communist Radio
Chiang Kabshek
South Africa to Hold General Election on May 26
An official proclamation announces the Union of South Africa will hold a general election on May 26. The notice confirms the date and government authority setting the election in motion.
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Union of
South Arica
House Speaker Acts To End Coal Strike Next Tuesday
House Speaker Martin met with John L. Lewis and coal operator Ezra Van Horn to approve Senator Bridges as a neutral third trustee for the miners welfare and retirement fund. The move aims for a settlement within 48 hours, with a meeting set for 10 a.m. tomorrow and a court contempt hearing looming for Lewis.
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Washington
A.P
House
Martin
R.-Mass
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Ezra van Horn
Senator Bridges
N.H
Miners’ Welfare and Retirement Fund
Bridges
Pengian Fund
Justice Department
Alan Goldsborugh
van Horn
Wan Ain
Thomas Murray
New York
Forty Nine Hurt in Texas Interurban Collision
In Dallas County near Vickery at 7 55 am two interurbans collided head on injuring forty nine people with five in critical condition. Initial counts varied from 25 to 43 as hospitals reported the injured. The crash occurred on the Dallas Sherman Denl road near Byte.
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Dallas
Texas
Vickery
Dallas County
Indy
Dallas-Sherman
Toreador Wanted for Hawaii Bullfights at Park
The California State Employment Service issued a call for a torero of Mexican or Spanish descent aged 25 to 50. The selected torero will be sent to Hawaii to present three bullfighting exhibitions daily before baseball games.
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Los Angeles
California State Employment Service
Wden
Hawaii
Eisenhower Sticks to Refusal to Run for President
In Washington on April 10 General Dwight D. Eisenhower affirmed he meant every word of his January 23 statement withdrawing from the presidential race. He said he would not discuss politics, had written a letter, and instructed aides to speak for him. He noted the decision was definite and positive and would not be altered.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Truman
Ike
Uman
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Martial law and chaos grip Bogota after upheaval
Colombian government proclaims martial law as revolutionary mobs sack Bogota killing, burning, and looting. About 100 killed per El Tiempo. U S officials report embassy staff evacuated with tanks and trucks amid disrupted communications and a recess of the Inter-American Conference.
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Atsocines Rrole
Colombia
Bogota
Maba
Aseay
Osm
U.S
Inter-American Conference
Pereira
Mariano Ospina Perez
el Tiempo
Liberal Party
Jorge Eliecer Gaitan
Robert Lavert
Washington
Norman Armour
Marshal
U. S
Armour
Lovett
Congress Action Set to Hit Communism
A plan to crush the hard core of the American Communist party is being shaped for Congressional action. House un American activities committees will start drafting a bill Wednesday. Rep. Nixon predicts swift, overwhelming House approval. The plan would prosecute party leaders for conspiracy under expanded Smith Act provisions and target efforts to subvert US interests for a foreign Communist power.
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Nixon
Communist Party
House
Era
Dixon
William Foster
Communist Movement
Russia vetoes Italy bid to join United Nations
In Lake Success on April 10 Russia vetoed Italy's bid for U N membership for the third time. The Security Council vote was 2 to 0 with the Soviet Union and Ukraine opposing Italy. The U S delegate Warren F. Austin said Russia frustrated the Council majority. Gromyko claimed the U S sought to influence Italian elections to aid rightist parties. Nearby, Burma was admitted to U N membership in a 10 to 0 decision.
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Security Council
U. S
Italy
U.N
Gromyko
United Nations Security Council
Adm
Burma
U. N
Slayer of Manila dies in skirmish with constabulary
Manila April 10 Nicolas Miranda aged 24 confessed role in the slaying of Capt Harald A Gibbs of New Cumberland Pa. He died from a single bullet wound after a skirmish with constabulary men. Miranda named himself and gang leader Mariano Ferrer as the killers in the February holdup and shooting incident.
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Manila
Ger A FY Ping
Constabulary
Nicolas Miranda
Mariano Ferrer
Harald A.gibba Jy
New Cumberland
Gibbs
Careless Parking Confusion Causes Downtown Reserved Spot
Baltimore April 10. Andrew C. Helmbach, clerk of the grand jury, has no car yet guards a coveted downtown parking space. He recalls salesmen circling the courthouse and a flood of calls. A $5300 car and a station wagon wanders by as he laments his inability to buy a car.
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Baltimore
Andrew C. Helmbach
Grand Jury
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