May Day Across Europe and Asia Bristles With Parades
May Day blew through Europe and Asia with mass rallies from Moscow to Tokyo. Western blocs held separate labor events while China and Yugoslavia staged military parades. anti war and anti hydrogen bomb protests surfaced in Japan. Hong Kong stayed calm as Mao's influence loomed large in Peiping.
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London
Europe
Moscow
Red Square
Marshir
Nikolai Buinwain
Polley
Hyslain
West Germany
Italy
Norway
Syasanelutsions
Wreettrd
Kelohstay
Savirt
Lunt Mauger
Walter Sekreites
Joe al
Marm-Eucels Square
Portis
Bois de Vincennes
Communist-dominat Ikome Chamber of Lajors
Piazza del Popolo
People’s Square
Cristian Workers’ Association
St. Peter's Square
Yugoslavia
Tito
National Assembly
Belgrade
China
Moo Me-Tung
Optivatoeg
Peiping
Hong Kong
Mano
Man
Mry
Mao
Ho Chminh
Tailochina
Tokyo
Pacific
Boies
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Dearborn Hotel Blast Kills One Injures Five
A 41-year-old former roomer set off three dynamite blasts at the Tuxedo Hotel in Dearborn, killing himself and injuring five of the 90 occupants. The blasts created a 25 by 35 foot hole. 18 rooms were damaged. Police identified the self-inflicted casualty as Joan Sustarsic, a former coal miner from Dix Hill. Firefighters recovered his body beneath debris on the first floor. Five others, including Jeanis Middlenton and Michael Visnick, were treated. Visnick remained hospitalized.
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Detroit
Dearborn
Fiead
Joan Sustersir
Cairnrook, Fa
Dix Hate
Sustersic
Jeanis Middleton
Michael Visnick
Perlee Bastz
Worley Rayston
George Vilga
Visnick
Wayne County General Hospital
Fast Deal Sought by Casper Man on Ford Won
Casper resident Arthur A. Schulte seeks a fast quiet deal on a Ford he won. Schulte is identified as a Chevy dealer.
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Casper
Wyo
Arthur A. Schulte
Schulte
Week in Business and Industry Sees Cautious Optimism
The week’s business mood blends gains and warnings as first quarter earnings spark optimism. Blue chip firms report strong profits, with General Motors and Standard Oil among leaders while steel and auto sectors show mixed results. Factories push toward capacity, tensions in freight rise, and trade data reflect slight shifts in imports and exports.
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New York
General Motors
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Wostinghouse Eiretic Carp
Continental Can Co
Stoskhelders
Joysey Standard
Philip Sporn
American Gas & Electric Co
Thomas J. Watson
International Business Machines Corp
U.S. Steel Carp
Bethlehem Steel Carp
Bethlehem
Meady
Chardles M. White
Republic Steal Corp
Metalworkng
Iron Age
Clarence Fandall
Inland Stern Co
Witte
Rosublin Steel Corp
American Woolen Co
Texas Co
Robert E.wood
Sears, Renebuck & Co
Stock market week trends point to broader recovery
A week of analysis shows the Dow Jones trend turning up after a brief deep, with scrap steel prices rising and construction, auto, and paper industries signaling improved business. The piece highlights Westinghouse and General Motors as potential bull-market leaders, noting continued upside momentum and a possible new high for GM in the near term.
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Dan-Jones
Indus-Teripin
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Westinghouse Electric
U. S. Steel
Weit
Ila
Advhnee
Mafk
General Motors
Films Shown At India Children's Home Benefit
A Huntington Beach event features screenings from India Children's Home including Shiromuni and Susan, with Mrs. L A. Raynor of Los Angeles presenting at First Cristian. The occasion supports local missionary care for an Indian girl and introduces Jerett Auger as new minister, succeeding the late James G. Tlurst.
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Kulphar
India
Leah Moshiar
Dolly Chitwood
Suntay
Cristian
Haunuineten Beach
L A. Raynor
Los Angeles
Shiromuni
Susan
Huntington Beach
McCarthy Hearings Suspension Urged by St. Louis Serfs
The St. Louis social group urged delaying the McCarthy Army hearings until a formal code of procedure is adopted. The telegram to President Eisenhower calls for a presiding officer with power to limit inquiry, maintain order, and protect witnesses.
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ST. Louis
Socialion
United States
Eisenhower
Company stock faces volatility after earnings report
Investors anticipate the full impact of the company’s report, expecting the stock to rebound after a Tuesday and today market rhythm. The note hints at renewed interest as stakeholders weigh possible gains.
Army McCarthy photo dispute heats hearings timeline
An Air Force sergeant testified the Stevens Schine photograph was taken at Stevens request during public relations at McGuire Base. He identified the image and said no one urged a specific subject. The dispute centers on a cut version excluding Bradley to imply Stevens sought to cultivate Schine to influence the investigation at Ft. Monmouth.
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Washington
AntiForce
Army
Robert T. Stevens
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Hhis
Herbert R. Manchester
United Press
McCarthy
Sh Stevens
David Sehine
Jaseph R. McCarthy
Cal
Jack T. Bradley
McGuire Base
Francis P. Carr
Jonly Stevens
Steing
Sehi la
Schind
Schine
Stevens
Roy M. Cohn
Ft. Dix
N. J
Subcommittee
Manchester
Arteinal Cayrperson
Itevna
Astead
Ryan
Fr. Dix
Stavens
Sinvens
Cohn
Schint
Cuire
Schite
Ant
Jobn
Seu
McGarthy
Caer
Tercenon Tak
Nis
Andy Vers
Col. Bradley
Carr
Bradley
James N. Julians
McCarthy Snhcom
McCarthy Snhcom Miphen
Joseph N. Welch
Ft. Monmouth
Juliana
Special
Ray H
Wilson ROTC Scholars Named From Class of '34
Jack McFadden and Bob Thomason prize ROTC scholarships to attend any university. They must serve eight years after graduation, two actively. Jack plans Corewell University. Bob eyes UCLA. The Wilson class of 1934 presents the gift and a campus sign at Seventh Street and Ximeno Ave.
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Jack McFadden
Bob Thomason
Wilson
Jack
Corewell University
Bob
UCLA
Seventh Street
Ximeno Ave
Faly's Phi Kappa Accepts Pledges
Faly's Phi Kappa at Polytechnic High School accepted pledges Joan Collier Harbara Ferris Josephine Graph Kev Orden Judy Reimer and Pat Taylor. Beverly Bowen presided over the candle light ceremony at Deryl Harden's home. A Mother Daughter tea followed at Pat Taylor's home. Hawaiian theme featured floral arrangements. Future plans include a Mortell's Mortuary tour a toy drive for polio victims and a dinner for graduating seniors.
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Merent
Kappa Delta
Polytechnic High School
Joan Collier
Harbara Ferris
Josephine Graph
Paly
Kev Orden
Judy Reimer
Pat Taylor
Beverly Bowen
Deryl Harden
Pat
Taylor
Mortell
Educator Starcher Named President of North Dakota University
Dr. George William Starcher 48 dean of the college of arts and sciences at Opie University said he has accepted the presidency of the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks, effective July 1. He will succeed President John C. West who is retiring.
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Athens
Untu
Vel
George William Starcher
College of Arts
Eno Suiences
Opie University
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Starcher
John C. West
Orchestra Triumph at Wilson High School Event
Wilson High School orchestra won top honors at a regional gathering. The ensemble delivered selections including Over the Hills and Far Away, Stradella by Flotow, and Variations on a Theme by Frescobaldi, plus a Tansman piece showcasing varied tones.
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Wilson
Delius
Vor Flotow
Frescobaldi
Tansman
Former Wilson Girl to Study in France
A former Wilmington student received a one year study grant for France at the University of Mountpelier in the south of France. She will study French literature and comparative film, planning to pursue a master’s degree after graduation. Formerly at Sweet Briar College, she has been a top scholar and was on the Deans List, elected to Phi Beta Kappa, and spent a year at St Andrews, Scotland.
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Sweet Friar
Wilmington
Pally Var Peenen
Norielk
van. Peenen
University of Mountpelier
Aouth
France
Sweet
Miss van Peenen
Sweet Brian
University of St. Andrews
Scotland
Sweet’ Briar
Desa
Pal Bots Kappa Wo
Wise county names Ralph Clark as fourth Boys State delegate
Rasoh Clark has been chosen as the fourth boy to represent Wise at Boys State this summer. One junior was selected by the faculty and is being sponsored by the American Legion Flyers Post No. 765.
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Rasoh Clark
Wise
They
American Legion Flyers
Wilson Glee Club Concert Highlights and Festival Attendance
Wilson's first annual glee club assembly presented Thursday by Senior Girls' and Rays' Glee Clubs featured masters of ceremonies Robin Watts and Tay HN fet. The combined groups performed numerous numbers as listed, with Wilson’s four major singing ensembles taking part in the Southern California Vocal Festival held Friday, April 23. The Girls' and Boys' sextets and quartets earned high ratings, while the Junior Girls' Glee achieved a very good showing with an excellent grade.
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James
Goys
Sacas
Girls
Supar
Spice
Winsteads
Rodgers
Williams
Glen
Wilson
Southern California
A Capélls
Birls
Benjor
Roys
Glee
Top Music Honors Go to Saints at Catholic Festival
At the third annual Catholic Music Festival at Mount St. Marys College in Los Angeles St Anthony's Band Girls Glee Club and Boys Glee Club received top musical ratings from judges. Superior was awarded five times to the groups with Band and Girls Glee Club head each earning three. The Girls Glee Club directed by Sister Mary Gracr performed It’s Spring from The Seven Wards and You'll Never Walk Alone with praised tone quality balance and phrasing. The Boys Glee Club led by Rev James Hanson offered four numbers including Ave Maria and The Wiffenpoof Song with marked blending and balance noted. Judges also praised the conductor pairs and the festival panel. The next major event is a school concert later this month.
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Mount St. Mary's Catlogs
Los Angeles
St. Anthony's Band
Girls’ Glee Club
St Anthony's
Heather Roberto
Co. Senters
Leidzen
Ballet Parisienne
Offenby
Tschaikowsky
Girls' Glee Club
Mary Gracr
Tlilm
Finnd-Wartha
Christ
Dubois
Rogers Waring
Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
James Hanson
Avo Maria
Gregorian
Palor Nestor
iBrigast
Minnegorarte- Pomeroy-Galloway
Roral Group
Widges
Geraldine Healy
Board of Education
Florence Cayinr
Speech Subjects Set for Polytechnic High School
Don Abrams themes the commencements with To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield Preparations begin May 4 in the Howard Hicks Art Gallery William Holder says three speakers will be chosen with one alternate for illness May 10 is finals date. speakers to deliver four minute talks Readings include Larry Nichols Virgie Cale Dave Baker Carl Wellard Jerry Hight Jim Baker Mini Lax Mildred Kile Joan Morrison Carolyn Carlson Paul Rogers and others listed
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Polytechnic High School
Howard Hicks Art Gallery
William Holder
Holder
Larry Nichols
Virgie Cale
Dave Baker
Carl Wellard
Jerry Hight
Jim Baker
Mini Lax
Mildred Kile
Joan Morrison
Carolyn Carlson
Paul Rogers
Bill Balcom
Myrna ‘Kelley
Bob Airth
Merry-Lee Latta
Pete Giers
Vera Smith
Clemmie Hall
Bertrand Hawk
Marty Erickson
Kenny Riedman
Reverend Bob Richards Speaks at Wilson School Assembly
Rev Bob Richards spoke to Wilson students in an assembly hosted by the Key Club. The pole vaulting parson addressed how spiritual belief influences both sports and life, emphasizing personal conduct and motivation.
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