Indiana Capital On Its Feet Amid Transit Strike
Indiana capital faces paralysis as AFL strikes halt buses and trolleys. Pittsburgh walkout lasts 90 minutes with broader labor actions across Philadelphia Cleveland and New York City bakeries steel and textile unions. Hamilton area and Cincinnati see further plant walkouts while talks stall in Boston between American Woolen and Textile Workers. city officials prepare traffic controls and transit leaders urge resumption of talks to protect 200000 daily riders.
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Associated Preenitha Nipol
City
AFL Angers
Wises
AFL ‘Transit
Pittsburgh
Intel Electrical
CIO
Philco Corp
Philadelphia
Sumdusky
Ohio
New York City
AMO
Cincinnati
United
Slike
Esis Foley
Marshal Dale
Ihn
Indianapol
Cransit Syston
Dale St
Gamipany
Yy Kent
Slop
Aap
Tenehan
Havin
Carey Hutler
Division 48
ADL
Iter
Gedent
Puliie
Terest
David L. Lavy Toure
Ad Clo
Aisah
American Loal Works Co
Sid
Oehin Can Co
Grote Menta Tuchus, Co
Oof
Brllewne, Sa. NN
Impossible Heart Lung Loan Aids Surgery
The University of Minnesota team unveils a technique moving blood between a beating heart and lungs to support surgeries on children. The method allows operation while circulation stabilizes, enabling previously impossible repairs and normal circulation during the procedure.
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Mins Wardios
Minn
Snydeons
Joan
Mammal
Suepeons
University of Minnesola
Hevat
100 mph Winds Ravage Southland injuring three
Severe gusts tore through Southern California with 100 mph winds battering Upland Barstow and the Imperial Valley causing multiple crashes and power outages. Three people were injured near Barstow hospitalizing one in serious condition. Widespread damage reported along Highway 9 and Salton Sea areas with cars overturned and debris, while beaches faced high waves and sandstorms reduced visibility.
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Los Angeles
Rarstow
California
Imperial Valley
Long Breach
Harbor
Bes Iween
Barstow
Damel Silverton
Silverton
Alhambra
Sarstow Community Hospital
Ortavid Olson
Alma
Osa
San Diego
Olson
Om Aeronautics Administration
Daggett
iBurstan
Fedorida Beach
Imperial County
Salton Sea
Hervosn Beach
Dulles Scelba to Confer an hffieste
Secretary of State Dulles and Premier Mane Scelba planned a meeting in Milan on Monday to review horizons on Trieste, Italy, and other questions of common interest. Observers note the talk may reflect broader U S Britain negotiations and Scelba’s fragile coalition in the Italian Chamber of Deputies.
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VBOS
Foster Dulles
Lallan
Mane Scelba
Mila
Seerail
Trieste
Italy
Avia
Scelba
D «Nly
Dulles
Geneva 10
Washington
Yaroslav
London
RDC
Toggether
Iment
Tirbue Front
Chamber of Deputies
Wiley Urges Laws to Guard Nation At May Day Parade
Sen Wiley speaking at Burtinictor's May Day celebration urged four new laws to protect America amid Cold War tension. He pressed strengthening espionage penalties, curbing Communist trade unions, expanding wiretap authority, and granting witness immunity. Joins McCarthy and delegation in backing cautious constitutional action as a four hour parade proceeded after church services.
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Uckling Ion
Wis
Wiley Wis
Cunevess
Fort Spring
Celebraton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Wiley
Joseph McCarthy
House
America
Mistress Henson testifies in Chester massacre case
In a dramatic defense, Mrs Henson recounts her Montana life and marriage, says Santo left the Shea home shortly after the Oct 10 1952 killings of grocer Luard Young and three children. She claims Emmett Perking accompanied Santo and that Santo spoke of a rough afternoon and a need to flee the country.
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Quincy
Lovesey
Jack Bante
Chester
Larry
Lucille Shea
Luard Young
Henson
Santo Feft
Shea
Emmett Perking
Santo
Kicked-Out Aussies Tell Safe Journey
A garbled report mixes testimony of alleged abuse by a Santa figure with a Korea era court martial. The article spans Australian diplomats near Moscow, a high profile military trial, and conflicting portraits of Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson as jurors weigh loyalty and duty.
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IMO
Los Angeles
Walt
Auburn
Santa
Bernadine Pearney
Cracker's Neck
Dickenson
Guy Eynery
Anquir Bs
Court Martial Jury Honors Fate of Turncoat Soldier
A court martial hears arguments over Dickenson, suspected of aiding communism among American prisoners. Emery claims Army bias and urges accountability while noting Dickenson’s arrest on the final day a non-repatriate could return.
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Emery
Dickenson
Pws
ASCE Elects Two Members from Local Area
Calvin S. Burns of 114 F. Carson Street and William J. Danis of 37 58th Street have been elected members of the American Society of Civil Engineers, adding to the ranks of local professionals.
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Calvin S. Burns
Garner double crossing of FDR detailed by Ickes
Ickes recounts how Garner accused Roosevelt of Labor and relief trading and "scuttling" the Supreme Court plan. He notes Garner proposed expanding the court to fifteen to ease access to labor relief, then faced rejection as Congress opposed the move. Ickes labels Garner a double-crosser in the 1937 court fight.
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Garner
Ickes
I van Ainktar Thefleaders
Comale Lazald I
John Primase Whithnes
Roosevelt
Roose
Welt
Mudgeon
Congressionals
Leopold Ends Panamanian Jungle Quest
Ex king Joro pold of Belgium returns from a jungle trek in Panama seeking Balboa route data. He left Panama City March 28 and guided the party through wild Indian country to April 12 before handing control to Prof dose Marix Cruxent. He and Princess Liliane plan to travel to Caracas then Brussels within a week.
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Panama
Joropold
Belgium
Balboa
Pacific
Leopold
Panama City
Dose Marix Cruxent
French Drive Rebels Off Truce Line In Indochina
French Union forces press the fight along the 18th parallel as they seek to clear Communist pockets near Dien Bien Phu. Corsair bombers support infantry while French legionnaires raid lines and capture prisoners. The news mentions fears a truce line could divide Indochina, with Hanoi delta contested and morale concerns at Dien Bien Phu.
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Asih
Indochina
Red River
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Dien Bien Phi
Torelen Legion
Dien Bien Phy Twent
Rena Cozy
Onorthen
Tod
Bris
Christian ‘de Castries
Pareallel
Boys Clubs Leader to Attend National Conclave in Boston
Mauricesh Gunghee director of the Boys Clubs of Long Beach will join a panel at the 48th annual national convention of the Boys Club of America in Boston Massachusetts starting Sunday.
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Mauricesh
Gunghee
Boys Clubs
Long Beach
Ling
Boys Club
America
Boston
Mass
Minnesota Priest Named Army Chaplains Chief
Father Patrick James Ryan was sworn in as chief of Army chaplains, advancing from brigadier general to major general. The Minnesota clergyman now leads all Army chaplains in a historic promotion.
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Minnesota
Washington —. PI
Patrick James Ryan
Army Chaplains
Tornadoes Sweep Seven States Across Plains and Midwest
A massive storm system unleashed 28 tornadoes across seven states ripping roofs and uprooting trees. Extreme weather brought snow in Wyoming and Colorado dust bowl conditions in New Mexico and Texas floods in Oklahoma and river flooding along the Rio Grande, Chippewa, Root, and Iowa rivers.
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Lander
Denver
Lajunta
Colo
Archair Chy
Walshita River
Oklahoma
Middle Rio Grande
Upper
Midwest
Chippewa River
Wisiconsin
Root River
Minnesota
Iewa River
Allowa
Roosevelt Divorce Suit Moves to Separate Maintenance
In Pasadena, James Roosevelt’s adultery letter admitting affairs with nine women will stay in his wife Romelle’s separate maintenance suit. Judge Wurtz Kaufman overruled a bid to discard the letter and allowed an amendment to convert the case into a divorce action. The letter, written to Roosevelt’s wife, is part of a dispute over alimony and property. trial date expected months away.
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Pasadena
LLP
James Roosevelt
Superior Court
Wurt
Kauffman
Roosevelt
Romelle
Mowever
Jrdge
Robert Schifferman
Gladys Irene Owens
Ax. Coepe
Spordenis
Kirs
Rooseved
Governor Knight links recession talk to politics in California
Sacramento reports Gov. Goodwin Knight contends recession discussions stem from political sources and may ease after the November election. He cites consumer mood and stock markets as misleading indicators while noting aircraft plants in Southern California run two shifts with backlogs. Employment head William Burkett projects 1954 unemployment well below postwar peaks.
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Sacramento
Goodwig Knight
California
Ile
Richard P. Graves
Wiliam A. Burkett
Kright
Une
Knight
Washington
New York
Sov
Thomas T. Bewey
Dewey
Commarea
Hughes
Douglas
Burkett
Veteran Ohio Newspaper Tycoon Dies
Canton Ohio reports the death of PL Roy J. Moore at 66 in his Congress Lake home after a ten year heart ailment. He built Brush-Moore Newspapers with Louis Brush, leading eight Ohio and Maryland papers and two radio stations. Survivors include his wife Lucille, son William Moore, daughter Mrs William Hershey and three grandchildren. Moore led circulation, operations, and publishing for Can ton Repository and other papers and stations.
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Canton
Ohio
Roy J. Moore
Hiis
Moore
Congress Lake
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Congress! Lake
Louis II. Brush
Salem
Maryland
Lucille Moore
William Moore
Anton
Brush-Moore
William T. Hers
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Kinsey Book Draws L A Councilmen Fire Over Public Libraries
Los Angeles councilmembers condemned Kinsey reports on sexual behavior as not fit for city libraries. Harby urged books not be supplied with public funds, suggesting readers buy them privately, citing concern for youths.
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Los Angeles
Kinsey
Harby
West Coast firms seen winning $2.5 billion in gov contracts
Department of Commerce official Charles Honeywell predicted West Coast companies will secure more than 2.5 billion dollars in government contracts soon. He cited Congress requesting 4.46 billion for aircraft, plus 1.6 billion in Air Force obligations, signaling strong future spending if shares match the wartime pattern. Honeywell spoke at a regional marketing conference in Los Angeles.
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West
Department of Commerce
Charles
Honeywell
Business and Defense Services
Department
Congress
Air Force
Los Angeles
Wational Industrial Advertisers Association
Three Union Leaders Plot Strong Power Play in Labor Woes
Three top union chiefs John L. Lewis Dave Lyck and James David McDonald met in Erie to form a joint front against CIO Reuther and AFL Meany. They plan to push for coordinated action to combat unemployment repeal of Taft Hartley and broad legislation aiding the economy and workers nationwide.
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Washington
CIO
Walter Reusther
AFL
George Meany
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dave Lyck
AFL Teamsters Union
Jane David McDonald
CIO Steelworkers
Eriecay
Jabor
ASA
Lennon Takes Lodge Office At Moose Chapter
Lennon is installed as lodge officer at Moose Lodge No 600 in Long Beach renewing leadership. Other officers installed include past governor Otto Schroeder trustee Langdon treasurer Jensen secretary McGraw sergeant at arms Cummings and guard Eakes. May Day dance at Moose Hall follows under Jennen’s charge.
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Shea Leno
Long Beach
Moose
Wight
Moose Hall
S11
Ocean Tlyd
Otia FH. Schroeder
Robert McClimans
Junice Moverpar
Tehort Langdon
Vate
Ray Jensen
Treasy
Janvis McGraw
Secret Hilde
Cummings
Henry Schalk
Lawrence Eakes
Schroeder
William Langdon
Roy Lucy
Jennen
Geyser Backing Truck Breaks Hydrant At City Corner
A truck backing into a hydrant on 26th St and Cinta Ave caused a geyser on the west side. Police said the driver, Aaron, from Redwood City, remained at the scene until officials stopped the flow.
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West Side
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