May Day Parade Across East West Divides
The May Day display shows deep East West rifts as Soviet led parades in Moscow and allied capitals contrast with smaller Western rallies. Stalin saluted troops as Red Square showcased aircraft while across Europe workers demonstrate unity and anti Communist demonstrations surge in Dublin Rome Berlin and Vienna.
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GE Official Sees Inflation in C.1.0 Plan
General Electric officials warned inflation risks from a proposed four percent wage and benefit plan aimed at boosting pay by about 600 dollars a year for up to 600,000 lumber and manufacturing workers. Opponents argued such increases would raise costs, reduce productivity, and reduce hiring. The discussion centered on how the plan might affect employment and prices.
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Rayburn Backs Five Amendments to Labor Bill
Speaker Rayburn voiced support for five amendments drafted by House members to the administration labor bill. He said amendments aim to assure passage and shape debate, with provisions on presidential intervention, bargaining requirements, and injunctions. Rayburn noted changes would be offered as amendments to the bill, not as executive authority, and spoke for himself.
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Boy Lost in Woods Rescued by Dog's Help
Fragmented report describes a 12 year old boy missing in a wooded area and rescued with help from a dog. The text also mentions a dynamite blast killing a man and his wife and injuring others, with scattered details about names and places.
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Home Made Bomb Ends Couple's Three Lives in Mineral City
In Mineral City Ohio a homemade bomb destroyed a couple's home yesterday killing the pair and injuring a teen visitor. The blast damaged surrounding structures as investigators probe the motive and origin of the device.
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Bannister Slider Dies at Age 101
A local obituary notes the passing of Bannister Slider at 101. The notice lists the deceased's long life, mentions community ties, and references a seminary background and a final resting place, honoring a storied local figure.
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May Day Message Seen From Soviet Sky Parade
May Day in Moscow featured Maj. Gen. Vassiy Stalin at the head of a traditional demonstration with massed artillery and armored units. A Swedish observer described the Soviet air display as a notable development, while rhetoric tied Western alliances to US intentions.
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Soldier in Germany Runs Amok in Stuttgart Incident
In Stuttgart a U S Army private allegedly attacked motorists and seized a jeep in a rampage. He wounded two German girls and killed a man before crashing the vehicle and being killed. The incident led to charges under Articles of War as the case proceeds.
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Blue Cross Announces Reciprocal Plan For Members
Blue Cross announced yesterday a reciprocal plan that expands hospital and medical benefits for members. The arrangement makes full benefits accessible to rank and file members across plans, previously limited by restricted reimbursements, with rollout expected to reach all 000 members in the United States and Canada.
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Romania Asks Britain to Close Consulates
Romania urges Britain to close its consulates outside Bucharest amid reports that Italy and Turkey may face similar requests. The Romanian government says Soviet influence limits justify reducing overseas missions and warns against continued diplomatic concessions at provincial posts.
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Pressure Blocs Hit Price List at Washington Trade Centers
In Washington the U S Chamber of Commerce opened its 37th annual meeting as a Midwest real estate man warned that business and professional groups risk being written off as political expendables. He urged a common front with unions and teachers to defend democratic property. the discussion touched on Hoover Commission plans, economic controls, and labor registration, while the chamber debated resolutions on price controls, mergers, and government reorganization. A two week public hearing will probe Army post exchanges and Navy ships’ supply operations, with a committee chaired by Rep. Palkin guiding the inquiry.
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Czechs Arrest U S Consul and Wife in Prague Incident
The American consul and his wife were detained for photographing a military or government area near Prague. After about an hour they were released. The Bowe couple from Holy Mass were involved, with Mr. Bowe leading a local attics group requesting travel permits in the zone. The consulate official said the records would be returned once the formalities were completed.
Austria Issue to Be Pushed at Foreign Ministers Meet
Vienna May 2. Chan cellor Leopold Figl said he would demand priority for the Austrian question at the Four foreign ministers meeting if the London talks stall on Austrian trade. His statement, tied to the May Peoples party, was viewed here as propaganda amid the Austrian Socialist party’s push. The Socialists have urged that the occupation powers France Britain Russia and Italy respect the will of the people about their future.
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What Next Hollywood Seeks Photogenic Mule
Photogenic mule sought for film work as Hollywood eyes a versatile animal star. Evoking West Point and Burma battlefield imagery, owners from Arkansas Kansas Missouri Tennessee and Georgia participate in a national search for a cooperative mule.
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Legion Told 48-group Air Force Offers Hope
Gen Hoyt S Vandenberg addressed about 300 American Legion members urging a 48 group Air Force as the minimal force for 1950 budget safety. He warned against overpromising victory with a too-cheap force and noted plans for long range missiles and better aircraft. Legion roundup cards put membership at 2,735,684.
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Timoshenko Leads White Ruthen Area Militia
BIOSCOW May 2 report credits Timoshenko as chief of the White Russ Area. The memo notes military activity along the border toward Poland with mobilization and extended patrols to Vitebesi and surrounding regions.
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British ambulance escort in plane wreckage search
Fragmentary report notes British ambulance units and a motorcade escort near a wreckage site. Unclear location and date due to damaged OCR. Further readable details describe an escort operation tied to a missing or crashed aircraft with emergency responders on scene.
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