Opposition Chiefs Clash With Panama Secret Police
In Panama City, opposition leaders fought with plain clothes police as the Arias government claimed a vast subversive plan. Jorge Ilueca was wounded and taken to Gorgas Hospital. Roberto Arias and Norberto Navarro reportedly involved as arrests and firings were reported. A separate Chicago report noted a bank run tied to the national banking crisis.
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Panama
Panama City
Arnulfo Arias
National Assembly
Jorge Ilueca
Patriotic Youth Front
S. S-controlled
Pannama Canal Zone
Gorgas Hospital
Geri
Acardo Adolfo de la
David Samudio
Norberto Navarro
the Youth Front
Out
Revolut
Communist Party
Tionary Party
Arias
Navarro
Samu
Alldia
Husbands Seize Youths Accused in Chicago Attack
In Chicago on May 7 two assaulted mothers accused three men of rape. Their husbands tracked suspects to a south side theater and helped police arrest Harold Hiller 13, William Doran 22, and Ralph Liljebald 17. The men were held without charge. police said the women willingly rode in a car.
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Chicago
South Side
Harold Hiller
John O'Donnell
Hiller
William Doran
Ralph Liljebald
Doran
Lilje
Bald
O'Donnell
Weather readings across United States cities listed
Early morning readings include Chicago 43 Omaha 41 Grand Rapids 37 Denver 38 St. Louis 45 Los Angeles 55 Louisville 60 with reports from the Pacific Northwest.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Omaha
Grand Rapids
Denver
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Louisville
STERN YET COMPASSIONATE General MacArthur Testimony Portrayed
General Douglas MacArthur testified over three days, admired as a magnificent witness for his patience and candor, while also showing sternness and indignation. He defended his actions regarding Korea and atomic warfare, urged maximum force, and expressed sorrow for soldiers and civilians. He warned of threats from potential enemies and reflected on his hopes to complete his missions.
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Ashington
Douglas MacArthur
Russell
D.ga
Armed Services Committee
MacArthur
United States
United Nations
Korea
South Korea
Pearl Harbor
Far East
The
Civil Defense Chief urges nationwide war on apathy
Washington May 7 Civil Defense Administrator Millard Caldwell calls for a national crusade against apathy toward the atomic threat He says proper civil defense can halve casualties and keep production lines running At a two day conference 1200 leaders from 250 groups attend with Truman and Marshall slated to speak and a 12 member advisory council appointed to guide policy
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Washington
Millard Caldwell
Caldwell
Truman
Statler Hotel
Defense Marshall
Civil Defense Advisory Council
Grove Ornors
Textile Strike Ends and Issues Move to Federal Panel
Greensboro May 7 The five week textile strike ended in most mills with issues referred to the U S board for settlement. CIO TWU Southern director Bamford says many strikers will return to work while others drift back after locals approve federal mediation. Dan River Mills led by example with 5000 workers voting to call off the strike. The walkout began April 1 across five states and involved over 40 000 workers across 26 mills. Many resumed under government defense orders as mediation panel questions persist.
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Greensboro
N.C
Southern
James W. Bamford
CIO Textile Workers Union
Dan River Mills
Danville
Federal Mediations
Cyrus Ching
OPS Man Held Jin Gun Fracas
Santa Monica May 7 Deputy District Director Guernsey P Frazer of the Los Angeles Office of Price Stabilization faced assault with a deadly weapon charges for allegedly shooting at two youths. Police say Frazer was arrested after Donald Webb 19 and Kenneth Springer 20 reported he fired a pistol during a traffic dispute at a stop sign. The youths said Frazer’s car tried to cut in and he fired once.
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Santa Monica
Guernsey P. Frazer
Los Angeles
Frazer
Donald Webb
Kenneth S. Springer
OPS
Webb
Springer
Frager
Auto Rock Target Cohen Victim Cries
Los Angeles reports Alfred M. Pearson, the radio repairman injured by Mickey Cohen’s men, now faces a new trouble as his two grandsons pepper his car with slingshot pellets and rocks. Pearson blames a dispute with their father, his son, and police say they will investigate.
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Los. Angeles
Alfred M. Pearson
Mickey Cohen
Pearson
Woman Accused of Beating Tiny Son
MANHATTAN BEACH May 5. Audrey Dwyer 30 faces child punishment bar charges after her se young son David Wesley says she beat him for missing a bus and skipping school. Investigators report facial eye injuries and a throat mark. Neighbors alerted police. David’s brother Robert also showed beating marks. Mrs Dwyer denied the charges and was released in own recognizance.
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Manhattan Beach
Audrey Dwyer
David Wesley
David
Robert
Dwyer
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Swift
Fanning
Hunt's Tomato Sauce
Borden
Vermont
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Wrisley
Heinz Ketchup
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Ett
Uncle Ben’s Rice
Bree
Asheng
Poe
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