Moscow Denies Jamming Radio Broadcasts to Siberia
Washington reports Moscow denies jamming Voice of America broadcasts to Siberia while State Department officials say interference has been detected since February. American ships traced squeals to a Soviet station in Kharbarovskin Siberia as US Congress approves 3 million dollars to boost relay power in Manila and Honolulu.
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Truman to hold weekly news conference tomorrow
President Truman will hold his weekly news conference at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Washington. The briefing will cover current policy and developments as the administration faces ongoing international and domestic concerns.
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Canada to rule on deportation of unionist leader
Reid Rob, eastern president of the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union, imprisoned in Timmins, faces deportation to the United States as a suspected Communist. A habeas corpus ruling by the Ontario Supreme Court, heard April 30, will decide his release or deportation under a regulation targeting aliens deemed Communist.
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Greeks to Revise Cabinet May 10
Greek cabinet reshuffle anticipated as Parliament meets on May 10 amid Liberal-Populist tensions. Informants suggest government could resign. discussions among Themistakles and Sopoulis parties occurred with Paul to receive others today. Rentis, Liberal minister of public order, faces criticism for actions as unrest follows. In past 48 hours, reports say 107 guerrillas killed and about 200 captured or surrendered.
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Ex-cabbie jailed for assault on columnist in Burbank
Arthur R. Day, 49, began a 50 day county term after being found guilty in police court of assault and battery against Sheila Howarth, 26, columnist. Howarth, who flew from England, was subpoenaed by the city attorney.
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Tot Frolics in Grim Shadow
A three year old girl, Jean nette Mary MacDonald of Sidney Nebraska, is believed to have leukemia. Doctors at Children’s Hospital, Denver, prepared to finalize the diagnosis as her parents travel in a patrol car from Cheyenne. The family faces a dire medical tally and awaits confirmation of the deadly blood disease.
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Steam Generated by Atomic Heat
London reports scientists at Didcot Atom Laboratory developed a method to heat uranium furnaces enough to drive steam for electric generators. The breakthrough promises cheaper power and has potential military applications, with details reportedly kept secret.
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Bullitt Visits Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking on Trip
William C. Bullitt former U S ambassador to Russia arrived in Nanking for an independent personal trip. He called on Ambassador Stuart and later had tea with President Chiang Kai-shek.
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