Mass Arrests and Executions in East Germany
Reported mass arrests and executions as East German protests spread from Dresden to Demnitz and Elsnas. West German leader Adenauer visited Berlin, vowed aid to East Germans seeking freedom, and denounced totalitarian rule. Key cities faced shortages as Soviet divisions maintained order and farmers resisted quotas under martial law.
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Berlin
Germany
West Berlin
Lei Dresden
Demnitz
Elsenas
Konrad Adenauer
East Zone
Adenaud
East Germany
Adenauer
Otto Grotewen
Smany Soviet Zone
Red Army
Missing Stella Darlene Nolan Mother Identified
Two San Diego detectives searched for Stella Darlene Nolan's alleged birth mother Betty Jean Stalcup, a Compton waitress, after Stella vanished in 1945. Mrs Nolan and Stalcup once worked as waitresses in San Diego cafes. Stalcup was last seen in Denver in 1948 and may be Stella's real mother.
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Betty Jean Stalcup
Stella Darlene Nolan
Stella Darlene
Azio
San Diego
Compton
Owen Nolan
S. Atlantic Ave
Auction City
Fivestone Blvd
Norwalk
Nolan
Eugene Biscailiz
Stella Darien
Betty Jear Stalcup
Miss Stalcup
Mrs. Nolan
No Luxuries Bank Teller Store to Make Ends Meet
A 49-year-old bank teller in St Louis admitted taking $91,000 over 20 years to cover normal living expenses for his wife and two children. Kenneth B Jackson, charged with a false entry of $800, confessed after arrest. FBI said he joined Jefferson Bank in 1923, endured ten stable years before slipping into debt and theft.
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ST. Louis
Herbert Moss
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kenneth B. Jackson
FBI
Jackson
Jefferson Bank and Trust Co
Cost of living edges up for third straight month
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.3 percent rise in the cost of living between mid April and mid May, marking a third consecutive monthly gain. All major costs edged higher except transportation, with city families earning 114 percent of the 1947-49 average as of May 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Srep
Weather Outlook Hinting At Stable Temps And Fog
Hazy sunshine will dominate late morning and afternoon through Wednesday with night and early morning low clouds and fog. No significant temperature change is expected across the period.
Hindus Riot After Chief Dies in Captivity
In New Delhi police and Hindu extremists clashed as Syama Prasad Mookerjee died in Kashmir confinement. Mookerjee, 52, opposed Nehru, died after pleurisy and a heart attack. Demonstrators gathered in Old Delhi, 20 arrested, many injured as police used clubs and deployed security forces.
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New Delhi
India
Syama Prasad Mockerjelf
Jawaharalal Nearu
Mockerjee
Srinagar
Kashmir
Kashmir J
Jan Sangh
Punjab
Mookerjee
South Korea Plans Independent Postwar Path If Truce Reached
South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee repeats that the army would withdraw from UN command and act on its own if a truce fits his terms. He outlined demands for an armistice including a simultaneous NK UN troop withdrawal, a U.S. defense pact, and a three month postarmistice conference with war resuming if no deal by day 90.
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Seoul
South Korea
SA. N
Syngman Rhee
CBS
Rhee
Columbia Broadcasting System
Far East
George Herman
U.N. Command
Mark Clark
Clark
U. S
U. N. Command
U. N
Korea
United States
Index of Page Sections for The Daily News
The notice lists where to find sections in the newspaper including Beach Combing, Boy's, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Editorial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Sports, Theaters, Tidal Temperatures, Women, and Your World across pages A-2 to B-10. It serves as a reader's guide to navigation for the issue.
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Tidal
Your
Three Die Seven Hurt in Calif Train Wreck
Merced dispatch reports a northbound freight collided with a southbound Santa Fe passenger train near Planada 10 miles east of Merced. Three killed and seven injured as fourteen freight cars and a diesel locomotive derailed. track torn up over 500 feet. Names identified include engineer Is A. Roberts, 63, of Richmond, and fireman D. C. Curnette, 40, of Calwa. another victim Natalio Pacio, 23, Mexican, unnamed others feared buried. Re routing set as crews work to clear line. service not expected until late afternoon.
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Merced
Santa Fe
Perso
Wrec
Jesias Merced
Denis
Fay
Planada
Planta Fe
A. Roberts
Richmond
Calif
D. C
Fresno
Southern Pacific
Seven Aboard AF Transport Vanishes in Japan
A C119 Flying Boxcar with four crew and three paratroopers on a Tokyo to Korea airlift disappeared during a rainstorm. The pilot reported gyro-compass failure and attempted return to Ashiya Air Base. Ground teams searched Kyushu mountains and the Sea of Japan coast. no debris or survivors found.
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Tokyo
U.S
Moji
Kyushu
U. S. Air Force
Sea of Japan
Protests Filed With Council Hearing Reset on Annexation
The City Council postponed the Lakewood University district annexation hearing after protest petitions signed by hundreds were filed with City Clerk Margaret Heartwell by Ted Sullivan for the Lakewood Civic Council. Invalid signatures and outside-area signers were raised by Engleman, with a potential nullification if signatures predated notice. The protest count cited 1792 valid signatures, about 54 percent of total registered voters, as the panel weighs legality ahead of a possible special election.
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Lakewood University
Margaret Heartwell
Ted Sullivan
Tevis Ave
Lakewood
Sam &. Vickers
Irving M. Smith
Inand Engieman
University District Association
Univers District
Wardlow Rd
Palo Verde Ave
Spring St
Clark Ave
Texan to seek drought disaster aid from federal govt
Texan Republican national committeeman Jack Porter announced at the White House that drought stricken regions of Texas Kansas Nebraska and western Oklahoma should be designated major disaster areas to qualify for federal aid He would urge Secretary Benson to recommend to President Eisenhower that action be taken calling the situation really desperate.
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Wastmungiwin
Jack)Porter
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Porter
White House
Agriculture Benson
Eisenhower
Young Snake Charmer Shot by Husband in Miami Beach
Thelma Rose Truitt known as Mickey Reese, 21, a night club snake charmer, was shot four times in a Miami Beach hotel lobby by her husband Charles Truitt, 35, of Lexington Kentucky, who is in custody for investigation.
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Miami Beach
Norman Tainsley
Thelma Rose Truitt
Mickey Reese
Charles Truitt
Lexington
Bomb Disarm by Airman Saves B 26 Crew in Korea
Airman 1/c Charles McDermott of Quincy Massachusetts disarmed a live time fuse seconds before detonation aboard a B 26 bomber during a strike on a Red truck convoy. Pilot Captain Curtiss Royal of Takoma Park Maryland observed warning lights as the bomb jammed in the bomb bay near the rack. McDermott crawled through a darkened bay snipped the fuse, rearmed it, jettisoned the bomb, and saved crew including Lt Richard D Tempk of Ruxton Maryland and A 3c Clarence Hartz of Easton Pennsylvania.
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Seoqul
Charles McDermott
Quincy
Mass
Curtiss Royal
Takoma Park
Richard D. Tempk
Ruxton, Md
Clarence Hartz
Easton
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Stella
Bob Swanson
E. Germany
California
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Japan
Council
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