Gasperi Party Leads Even in Red Areas
Early returns in Italy's elections show anti Communists ahead in the Senate contest and in key northern cities like Turin Venice and Florence. Premier De Gasperi's Christian Democrats lead the Popular Front in Milan and Bologna while minor Christian Democrat allied parties boost anti Communist totals. Officials report high turnout and cautious optimism as counting begins for the Senate and deputies seats.
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Italian Social Movement
National Bloc
Marioscelba
Russia
Beautiful Ex-model Marilyn Roble Found Dead in Lake Michigan
The body of 25 year old Marilyn Roble a publicity woman for a Chicago merchandise market and fiancee of a Northwestern University student was found in Lake Michigan near Evanston. Coroner Dr. Thomas A. Carter reported bruised lips and head injuries. Roble had been seen the night before by Richard Tobias who later filed a missing persons report. The couple had planned to marry in June.
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Evanston, Ill
Grace Roble
Minneapolis
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Thomas A. Carter
Lake Shore
Miss Roble
Richard Tobias
Tobias
New York
Navy
Northwestern
Evanston
Atomic weapon test reported at Eniwetok Atoll
Washington reports a new atomic weapon test conducted in secrecy at Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshall Islands. The Atomic Energy Commission announced the test and stated the date and full test results remain classified under the Atomic Energy Act.
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Enewitok Atoll
Far Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Pacific
Bikini
Eniwetok Atoll
Marshall Islands
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Congress
UMW Chief Learns Fate Tomorrow Contempt Ruling
AP reports John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers found guilty of civil and criminal contempt for flouting a court order ending a coal mine walkout. Judge Goldsborough delays sentence until tomorrow, hinting at possible jail time and stressing union responsibility for mass actions.
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United Mine Workers
Washington
Lewis
Earl Houck
Associated Press
T. Alan Goldsborough
U. S
Goldsborough
Sneers
Welly K. Hopkins
Hopkins
Union
Supreme Court
Water storage shortage may lift insurance rates here
Water storage shortages loom over the community potentially driving higher insurance rates as residents face renewed costs. The note appears in a Page B-1 recap with other brief items including Idea day crowds and harbor expansion plans.
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Idea
News High Lights From Your Old Home Town
Ohio River subsiding after seven day rampage. Chien Kai-hek named president of China. Arabs armored cars fought by Jews. Costa Rica war rocks San Jose. Pan American parley to get resolution blasting Reds.
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Ohio River
Chiena Kai-hek
China
Costa Rica
San Jose
Local newspaper page index and section list
The snippet lists newspaper sections with page references including Bridge Comics Crossword Editorial Markets Local news Pitching Horseshoes Radio Shipping table Sports Theaters Tides temperatures and events pages B-2 through A-13 reflecting a typical layout.
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Editoria
75 000 Miners in Japan Plan Strike
Tokyo reports the Independent National Federation of Mine Industry Workers announced a 24 hour strike by 75 000 members starting tomorrow. The walkout follows failed talks over a labor contract and wage increase affecting Japan's major copper mines and a gold mine.
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Independent National Federation of Mine Industry Workers
Japan
President Truman Links Cuba Freedom to U.S. Resolve
In a joint session, President Truman cites Cuba’s past freedom struggle as an inspiration for today’s challenges. He urges calm, courage, and steadfast resolve to defend rights, marking 50 years since Congress declared Cuba free from Spain. He honors Cuban patriots and American service members.
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Truman
Cuba
Congress
Major earthquake recorded near Geelvink Bay New Guinea
A major earthquake registered at Riverview Observatory near Sydney last night. The quake began about 10:30 p.m. and lasted over three hours. It occurred roughly 2370 miles from Sydney in the Geelvink Bay area of northwestern New Guinea.
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Dutch New Guinea
Riverview Obi
Geelvink Bay
New Guinea
Toscanini's Daughter First Voter in Milan Election
Conductor Arturo Toscanini's daughter Wally Toscanini Contessa Castelbarco became the first voter in her Milan precinct. A Communist election board member thanked her. she replied, “Thank you,” and asked, “but are you the host?”
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Arturo Toscanini
Wally Toscanini Contessa Castelbarco
Milan
Blast and Fire on Warship Here Kills 1, Hurts 2
A forward hold explosion and flash fire on a destroyer escort at the U S Naval Drydocks killed laborer Burles A Whiden 56 of 558 Rose Ave and injured two other civilian workers Lead man Harry R P Davis by smoke and burns and slnc Elridge contusion to knee were treated at the naval dispensary Whiden body was taken to Dilday Mortuary and cause of the blast was not determined.
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Harry R.P. Davis
17Th St
Navy
Davis
Slnce Elridge
Naval Dispensary
Dilday
Hawaii Statehood Action Put Off
The Senate committee on interior and insular affairs adjourned without acting on the Hawaiian statehood bill. Supporters hoped for committee approval and Senate action. The House has already voted to make Hawaii the 49th state.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Islands
Senate
House
Hawaii
Solons Plan Swift Action on Air Force Expansion
Senate appropriations Committee chair Styles Bridges said the panel will act swiftly to fund a 70 group Air Force program amid a tense international situation. The move aims to provide a spearhead for national defense as they proceed despite earlier reports of delays.
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Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Liamnehina Daniuh
Bridges
Senate Armed Services Committee
Armed Services Committee
Bay Area Temblor Occurs on 42nd Anniversary
A sharp earthquake struck the San Francisco Bay area centered in Marin and Contra Costa Counties across the bay. There was no reported damage. The quake coincided with the 42nd anniversary of the 1906 quake and fire.
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San Francisco Bay Area
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Contra Costa
Bay
UN Debates Palestine Trusteeship Move In Fast-Track Session
The United Nations General Assembly ordered its Political and Security Committee to begin debate immediately on the U N plan to impose a U N trusteeship for Palestine. In a 25 minute meeting the Assembly voted 44 to 0 with 10 abstentions to start work tomorrow at 10 30 a m.
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United Nations General Assembly
United States
U. N
Palestine
Holy Land
Three-inch Snow Falls in Sheridan Wyoming
A spring storm brought three inches of snow to Sheridan Wyoming today. Nearby Cody reported one inch while Casper and Douglas saw traces as winds kicked up dust across Wyoming and Colorado amid rain and wind.
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Sheridan
Wyoming
Cody
Yellowstone National Park
Casper
Douglas
Colorado
Engine Trouble Hits Three Craft
Three small craft suffered engine trouble yesterday and were towed to safety by the Coast Guard. The Recapture with seven aboard was towed three miles off Newport Beach to a Sea Scout base mooring in Long Beach harbor. A 24-foot cabin cruiser with four aboard drifted off San Pedro and was towed to Cabrillo Beach. The 24-foot Janette with six aboard was towed to San Pedro from outside the federal breakwater.
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Sea Scout
Long Beach
San Pedro
Cabrillo Beach
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