Island fears 40000 inhabitants face volcanic doom
Dacca reports Kutubdia Island in the Bay of Bengal may blow apart like Krakatoa. The 58 square mile island is sinking under volcanic bombardment as 20 shocks, blasts, and sulphur deposits signal activity. Pakistans government sends relief teams and scientists to assess the looming danger.
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Churchill Sees Peril Easing in War Threat
London May 3 AP Prime Minister Winston Churchill said the danger of war has lessened in the last six months. In a political broadcast he warned anxious years lie ahead but expressed belief that world war danger is not as great as a year ago. He cited hope in peace at home and praised Eden’s foreign policy while focusing on domestic affairs and a Conservative bill on ae-.
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Winston Chuchill
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Navy Upstreamer Seeks General Court Martial
Pearl Harbor May 3 A millionaire seaman Bruce S Hopping charged with conspiring to criticize Navy discipline asks for a general court martial to replace a special one His 1300 pages of testimony from a six week hearing would be used as record if the move proceeds The Navy has ordered Hopping tried by special court martial and barred further interviews at Pearl Harbor while permitting off base interviews for his return from leaf raking duties
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3000 Troops Land in Seattle Aboard General Howze
More than 3000 Army rotation troops arrived today in Seattle aboard the Navy transport General Howze extending the Pacific theater deployment. The move underscores ongoing U S military operations and strengthens regional presence.
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Truman Reveals White House In TV Tour And Piano
President Truman guides a televised tour of the rebuilt White House for millions, playing Mozart on two pianos in the East Room and recounting old stories while highlighting renovation symbols from ancient cathedral lore and King Solomon references. Margaret notes the three-network rating.
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James Madison
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Senators Warn Allied Nations
Senate foreign relations committee urges a trimmed new six point two billion dollar foreign aid program and warns allies to help themselves or risk reduced support. It calls for early NATO buildup with 50 divisions and 4 000 aircraft and seeks Western Germany reentry and Spain agreements to use previously voted military aid.
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Eisenhower to Speak Before GOP Parley Opens
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED POWERS IN EUROPE May 3. Gen. Eisenhower will give at least two or three speeches in the United States before the Republican National Convention opens. June 4 in Abilene, Kansas is set as one speech with the possibility of one or two more, per Gen. Lucius D. Clay.
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Flying Cadet Course Opens to Guardsmen
The Air Force announced that Air National Guard and Reserve airmen not in active service may apply for aviation cadet training if they have a high school diploma. Previously two years of college were required. the change extends the rule to non-active airmen to reduce distinctions between Reserve and regular forces.
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Diplomat Juan Carlos Blanco Dies at 72 in Uruguay
Uruguayan diplomat Dr. Juan Carlos Blanco died in Montevideo on May 3. A 30 year veteran, he was ambassador to the United States from 1945 to 1946 and served as a delegate to the League of Nations and the United Nations.
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Givenchy's 1952 collection blends retro crinoline with atom-age flair
The report highlights Hubert de Givenchy's second collection mixing old-fashioned frills with modern cuts. It notes crinoline skirts with daring blouses, sequined headpieces, and bold prints to appeal to fashion-conscious Misses of 1952.
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