Atomic blast over Yucca Flat blinds distant watchers
MT CHARLESTON May 7 A nuclear test at Yucca Flat proved grounds sent a bright flash visible two miles away on an 11,000 foot peak. Observers at 11,000 feet watched a five second rainbow colored fireball rise to form an unusual mushroom cloud as meteorological conditions produced vivid colors before fading into overcast sky.
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Charleston
New
WE Atomic Scientists
Yucca Flat Proving Grounds
Wage Stabilization Board Chief warns on cuts
Washington May 7 The Wage Stabilization Board chairman Nathan P Feinsinger told Congress that cuts to board powers could trigger serious strikes and industrial chaos He cited unrest over uncertainty about the board s jurisdiction and pending disputes while defending board recommendations as fair and aligned with voluntary wage talks Feinsinger urged lawmakers not to act hastily amid tensions in labor disputes
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Nathan P. Feinsinger
Congress
Wage Stabilization Board
Feinsinger
WSB
House Labor Committee
Charles E. Wilson
Sug
Wilton
Air Base Graft Charge Disputed In Senate Testimony
Washington May 7 the contractor boss of the large U S air base program in Morocco denied graft and mismanagement charges before the Senate preparedness subcommittee He accused two Army witnesses of perjury and clashed with senators Johnson dismissed Bonny as trying to smear the committee while Bonny defended his firms role and alleged Army auditors made statements known to be false
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U. S
Morocco
Senate
John B. Benny
Army
Lyndon'’B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Bonny
a ._ Bonny
Harry Reed
William J. Cassidy
Syonar
Weather forecast hints at chilly, cloudy night and tomorrow
A mostly cloudy night gives way to tomorrow with a chance of drizzle in the early morning. Temperatures dip slightly and winds shift to southwest 10 to 18 mph by tomorrow afternoon.
Acheson Denounces Moscow Germ Warfare Charges
Secretary of State Acheson called Russia the aggressor behind germ warfare claims in Korea and labeled it an international crime. He criticized Moscow’s peace talk while accusing it of hate campaigns against Americans and outlined other indicators of Soviet aims in Europe.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
United States
Korea
Moscow
Germany
East Germany
Bonn
Monkey Rampage Snares Shoppers in Lomita Market
A rogue monkey invaded a ranch market at 2d1st and Narbonne in Lomita, detaining about 30 customers and several clerks for an hour. Two patrons were bitten before owner Richard Leonard arrived to help, while Deputy Sully tried to subdue the animal with crates and treats.
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Lomita
Narbonne
Richard Leonard
W. 241St St
J. Sully
Lennox Sheriff's Station
Armistice proposal described as final by U S officials
United States officials called the Korea armistice package final and fair with UN Allies approval. Deputy Secretary Foster said there will be no further confessions and discussed possible alternatives including naval blockades and actions against the Chinese mainland. Secretary Acheson noted the proposals briefly at a news conference.
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Washington
United States
Korea
William C. Foster
United Nations
Foster
China
State Acheson
Kefauver Leads Democratic Delegates In Primary Push
Sen Kefauver gains in Ohio and Florida delegates as Taft sweeps his home state. Ke fauver leads Harriman in AP tally with 10044 to 9374 while Russell wins Georgia Florida test a close popularity result, Bulkley slate picks up 22. Eisenhower not in race on this page.
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Associated Presse
Ohio
Robert Taft
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Kefauver
Florida
South
Sen
Richard Russell
Georgia
Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Tennessean
Robert Bulkley
Bulkley
W. Averell Harriman
Mutual Security Administrator
Associated Press
Harriman
Eisenhower
Planes Slash Red Rail Lines Again Near Pyongyang
Allied war planes and carrier air crews struck and opened gaps in Red rail lines in 340 places yesterday and 104 more this morning north of Pyongyang. Another 170 cuts were reported along an east coast railway near Hamhung. Front line troops received supporting air and naval bombardment while a raid west of Chorwon engaged Chinese forces for two hours.
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Korea
Red Korea
Pyongyang
Valley Forge
Princeton
Hamhung
Chorwon
Where To Find It In The Daily Record
The page guide lists sections and page numbers for Beach Combing Bridge Classifieds Comics Crossword EditoriaI Financial Obituaries Radio and Television Shipping Sports Theaters Tides and temperatures and Women’s activities across pages A-18 to C-7.
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Pups Stay With Trapped Boy as Third Dog Fetches Help
In Indiana near Asheville, Roger Kerr, 14, climbed a hollow 40 foot birch to chase a raccoon. A limb broke, he fell inside the tree and, after hours, was kept company by two beagle pups and his shepherd dog. One dog ran for help while the other stayed nearby. Rod Kerr and later a rescue party found him. a rope lowered into the trunk freed the boy after about five hours in the hollow tree.
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Brazil
Ind
Roger Kerr
Asheville
Roger
Lght
Shep
Kerr
Rod
Gilbert
Saginaw Bus Lines Strike Ties Up City Transit
AFL bus drivers and mechanics walked off duty in Saginaw stopping mass transit for a city of 100,000. Workers demand a 20 cent hourly wage increase. current pay 31.32 for drivers and 1.47 for mechanics. Company says fare boost approval by city commission needed before any raise.
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Saginaw
Mid
AFL
Clark in Tokyo to Take Over
In Tokyo May 7 General Mark W. Clark arrived to assume posts as United Nations commander in the Far East and take over from Ridgway. Ridgway will depart to lead NATO in Europe. Clark pledged to seek an honorable armistice in Korea as the truce talks faced a Communist rejection of the final compromise.
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Far East
Ridgway
Dwight D. Eiserhower
NATO
Europe
Clark
Korea
U. N
Insurers Seek Big Auto Liability Rate Increase in 1951
In a May report from New York, casualty insurers plan substantial rises in auto liability and property damage rates for 1951. A top industry spokesman says 20 percent gains are not yet confirmed and that rate changes will vary by state and locality. He notes some places may see declines while the overall trend points higher amid a tough year for mobility insurers.
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