U N Committee Calls End to Spain Boycott
The United Nations committee urged ending the Spanish boycott after a 25 to 13 vote. Delegates debated for three days with the United States opposing the move and Chile Haiti abstaining as Costa Rica Guatemala abstained. The Polish proposal to condemn Spain failed in plenary session.
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United States
Sailor and Child Hit in Parade Traffic Mishap
A sailor, a 1-year-old, and a child were injured when a parade crossing on Cherry Avenue near the U.S. Navy crowding formation was struck by a cart and an ice cream truck. Florence L. Dinegal, 33, and Tat Mira Lamang, 3, were treated at Community Hospital after the collision. investigating officer John S. Bourman noted the congested crossing contributed to the accident.
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Rebels Massing Near Albena Prompt Soviet Warning
Fragmentary report describes rebels gathering near Albena with alleged plans to invade. Authorities claim two special areas units moved toward the Greek border as tensions rise.
Andy Finds His Real Mother in Reunion Tale
Andy Andey age 21 with his mother, after writing to the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, reunited with his mom and his 1 year old brother. The meeting brought tears and joy as both sides reflect on a long separation and a hoped for Easter reunion. The boy had lived with grandparents. the father is not mentioned.
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Sun Telegraph
Truman an Iron Man at 65 Says White House Doctor
White House physician Dr. Graham described President Truman as an Iron Man near his 65th birthday. He noted Truman’s strong constitution and heavy workload, while acknowledging concerns about his weight and long hours. The president rises early, exercises, and swims when possible. Tomorrow marks the anniversary of V E Day, not his birthday, with his 1945 White House victory announcement tied to May Fourth celebrations.
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Willam Simmons
Associated Press
Recommendations on Strike Issued
Washington May 7 a board today recommended to President Truman a settlement of grievances from a strike threat by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers on the Southern Pacific Railroad. The union has 30 days to accept the recommendation or set a new strike date.
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Girl Recovers After Suicide Attempt At School
Evanston reports say a Northwestern University student attempted suicide at the school. Detective Sgt Francis Plunkett notes the girl described herself as a “nonconformist” and spoke of needing to come to terms with her feelings.
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Abe
Deaths of Old People in Indiana County Home Alleged
Dr Noah Zehr said 29 residents of the Allen County Old People’s Home died in 34 days with many suffering starvation due to alleged political influence over staffing. County official William Roussey blamed politics and called for a county inspection as 250 residents were cared for at the home.
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Businessmen See Earnings Decline Then Stabilize Postwar Reform
A survey of 17 U.S. Chamber executives reveals expectations of lower firm earnings in the coming year, with most viewing unemployment as a distant issue. Eleven see a stabilizing domestic economy through higher wages, six favor price cuts, and three urge capacity expansion to maintain investment.
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Germans in Red Zone invited to join New Reich
The May 7 report states West German leaders rejected a Soviet proposal to scrap the tri-state idea in favor of a unified nation. Rudolf Nacoiny, ex ambassador to Russia, urged a central government if foreign ministers agree on elections for a constitutional assembly. The draft federation would outlaw aggressive war and set up a two chamber legislature with a president.
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Rudolf Nacoiny
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United Nations
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Perfect Mate Actor Weds Entertainer Anita Arden
MEONDON May 7 The British screen and stage actor Harold-British, known for ideal husband roles, married Anita Arden of New York this afternoon. The couple met in 1938 when Arden was an entertainer, and Aliss freee was also involved.
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Dallas News Reports Clark Opens Path to Tidelands Compromise
Washington dispatch says Attorney General Tom Clark proposes a compromise on tidelands profits including division of proceeds from development, state taxation, proration and regulation. Clark notes Congress should decide the share while protecting rights won in the California case and cites past Supreme Court rulings on submerged lands.
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John Meyer Divorces His Secret Bride
Hollywood reports reveal John Meyer obtained a divorce from his secret wife after his mother opposed their marriage. The pair reportedly wed secretly in Juana in 1946 and the divorce was finalized last week with Janet Thoman citing power of attorney from Howard Hughes.
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Bobby” Greene
Girl Survives 1000-foot Car Plunge in San Rafael
Misa Alice Smith, 24, rode a station wagon down a 1000-foot bank on Waldo grade toward the Golden Gate Bridge. The car swerved and plunged but did not overturn. She crawled out with a broken nose and a cut eye as a boulder stopped it at the bottom.
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Rescuers Reach Pair Stranded on Windy Mount Horo meen
Royal Air Force paratroopers rescued pilot Bil Grant and passenger Shelia Cure after five days marooned on a windswept peak near Mt Horo meen. They were in good condition but weak from exposure and hunger after a crash that left them scrambling amid a landslide.
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Jewels Stolen at Greenbrier Hotel Honeymoon Theft
Mr and Mrs Ronald Balcom of New York reported the theft of jewelry valued at $200000 from a Greenbrier Hotel room during their honeymoon stay in Springs West Virginia. The Balcoms are socially prominent New Yorkers who wed in Palm Beach on Monday.
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Horseman Denies Beating Heiress-wife on Yacht
Freddie Hammer, jailed on a warrant in Palm Beach County, denies beating his wealthy wife Mire Andrea Tauckenbach Hammer during a yacht cruise. He says she merely tripped while boarding and escaped after an argument over race horses. Hammer says they lived aboard the yacht for five days before sailing to Daytona Beach and that the incident was a misunderstanding.
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Jever
New York
Prederick Hammer
Andean Luckenbach
Shippi Famiy
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Spy Hunters to Question Ex Communist Newsman
Miami newspaperman Paul Crouch who says he left the Communist party after nearly 20 years has been subpoenaed by the House Un American Activities Committee. He had been questioned and provided leads. the committee aims to learn more about wartime espionage figures linked to Berkeley and Oakland connections.
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Fear Blamed in Ax Killing at Wisconsin Farmhouse
Florence Conley a 47 year old university graduate said fear drove her to kill her husband Philip Conley 31 in their Lake Wisconsin cottage. She admitted creeping into the bedroom and decapitating him with axe blows after the body was found in a blood spattered room.
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Murder suspect killed in ambush reported near Quezan
A report states that the killer of Aurers Quezan was killed in an ambush near an unnamed location on April 36. The incident is connected to a government operation and involves the suspect Huks Siain JAANIDA.
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