Car Collision Hurts Cyclist and Passenger in Bell
A year-old cyclist from Bell suffered a concussion and bruises after his bicycle was struck by a car in a two-vehicle crash at 46th and Atlantic Ave. Rennie Smith, 6208 Wilcox St. Bell, was kept overnight at Seaside Hospital. Also injured was Mrs. Dora Vaneyoc, 48, of 6730 Lewis Ave., a passenger in the Vaneyoc car, treated for a back injury. Police said the cyclist was hit when Vaneyoc’s car spun after colliding with a vehicle driven by Robert S. Chatterson, 2241 Fashion Ave.
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Fashion Ave
UMW Unit Found Guilty of Violence
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that the United Mine Workers violated the Taft Hartley act in a violent campaign to organize workers at Union Supply Co. in Lynch Kentucky. The board cited a February 5 1949 melee in which a police officer was fatally shot but did not hold the union group responsible for the death.
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Lynch, Ky
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Atomic Rays Blind Victims
Delayed eye cataracts are appearing in some Hiroshima Nagasaki survivors as studies by the Atomic Energy Commission report. Of about 1000 examined near the blast center, around 40 confirmed radiation cataracts and 40 suspected cases have been found, following initial effects such as hair loss and temporary infertility.
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McCarthy Accuses Acheson of Distortion in Polish Loan Debate
The State Department rebutted Senator McCarthy’s charges that Secretary Acheson aided the Polish loan to the Communists. The department released a 12 page point by point reply arguing McCarthy distorted the record, noting Acheson had severed ties with his former law firm years earlier and acted on the loan only after departmental recommendations.
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United States Allies Consider Releasing Atomic Data
New York report says the United States Great Britain and Canada may jointly release a large body of atomic energy data not about weapons and aimed at ending the government monopoly on atomic knowledge. The move follows Russia’s atomic test and would allow free enterprise access to low power reactor information.
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A D A Urges Liberals to Fight for Issues
The National Executive Committee of Americans for Democratic Action urged liberals in Philadelphia on June 17 to take the offense on civil rights civil liberties national health insurance and the Brannan Farm Plan. They warned that hedging on the issues could mean liberal defeat and a triumph for reaction.
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Billion-dollar Excise Slash Decision Near
Washington June 17 AP reports a pivotal Ways and Means vote set for Monday on a bill to slash excise taxes by over a billion dollars. Proposals include a $500 million yearly corporate tax boost offsetting revenue losses, with Truman urging offsets. The package also explores withholding taxes and tax-loophole closing to fund the cut.
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Dewey Chooses Not to Seek New York Governor Post
Thomas E. Dewey announced he will not run for a third term as New York governor, planning to retire December 31 as a private lawyer with farming on the side while staying active in state and national affairs. He hinted at possible future presidential runs, noting past retirements followed by comebacks, as Lt. Gov. Hanley declared candidacy to succeed him.
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Pope Greets 15000 Pilgrims at Vatican Audience
Pope Pius XII received about 15 000 Holy Year pilgrims in St Peter's Basilica today. The group included visitors from France Holland Britain Eire the Philippines Germany Austria Belgium Chile Brazil and United States servicemen.
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Harbor City youths charged in burglary of $2100 stash
Two Harbor City boys aged 11 and 12 were taken into custody after admitting to breaking into Bernard Magaram’s Harbor City apartment on Thursday. They stole an engagement ring, a cocktail ring, two wrist watches, 20 silver dollars and a foreign pistol worth about $2100, but discarded the gun in an oil sump. The boys planned to return the property. one ring was given to the mother as found. The loss was discovered Friday night, and a juvenile court hearing is expected.
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Defense Chief Arrives Seeks Early Japan Peace Treaty
Defense Secretary Johnson meets Gen. MacArthur and top officers in Tokyo to review military and political matters in Asia. Briefings cover the military picture and Japanese occupation with talks on an early peace treaty and continued American bases. Johnson and Dulles will relay findings to Washington for decision.
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Russ Atomic Blast Mishap Claims by Sovant
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Arthur H. Compton, renowned American physicist, saying the Russians push peace propaganda while focusing on bombs. He warned their claim of peaceful atomic uses is just fogging the issue, noting a mountain was blown away in a test and calling it an accident, not a public works project.
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Shah's Brother Earns Michigan Degree at Graduation
Mahmoud Reza Pahlavi, 26, brother of the Shah of Tran, graduates from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in business administration amid a crowd of 4000. The tall royal joins the long line of graduates in Ann Arbor.
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Harbor Area Girl Takes Third In Aerial Race
Aileen Pickering, 24, of San Pedro, shares third prize of 250 dollars in the All Women’s Transcontinental Air Race won by Arcadia pair Jean Parker and Boots Seymour. The 2460 mile event ran from San Diego to Greenville, S C, with results announced yesterday.
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Hollywood
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Irma Story
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Bandit Holds Up Ice Cream Man At Atlantic Ave Stand
Charles L. Jeffery, 52, operator of an ice cream stand at 6101 Atlantic Ave, was robbed by a bandit who entered the rear of the stand last evening and jabbed him in the back with a hard object. Jeffery said the robber struck him on the forehead when he did not respond quickly. The bandit escaped in a parked automobile.
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Vet elects Ohio man national commander at CWV gathering
MILWAUKEE June 17 Don McQuade of Toledo Ohio was elected national commander at the Catholic War Veterans annual four day convention.
Kerler is Elected U S Junior Chamber President
Richard W. Kerler of Marshalltown Iowa was elected president of the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Jaycee 30th annual convention. He won unanimously on the second ballot after Floyd Stewart withdrew and Ralph Rohweder also exited. Delegates endorsed Baruch mobilization ideas and Hoover Commission findings while former President Hoover spoke at the banquet.
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Bernard Baruch
World Rotary Conclave Opens in Detroit
DETROIT, June 17. Rotary International opens its 41st annual convention in a thin border city Sunday. Representatives from more than 50 of the 83 countries with Rotary clubs will join about 6500 delegates. Some 400 Rotary officials and their families, arriving from Chicago by special train, attend the planning conference. The theme is advancing international understanding through five days of speeches, forums, and activities.
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Wives of Milkmen Deny Big Income in Pittsburgh Strike
Wives of striking milkmen presented payroll receipts to counter reports of vast earnings as the ten day old milk strike continued. They cited husbands working long weeks with modest incomes while dealers push arbitration and pay demands. Public pressure and emergency deliveries for infants rise amid the dispute involving 68 milk companies across seven counties.
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