Pilot and nurse return from Canada crash ordeal
Grant the Vancouver pilot and Miss Cure a Vancouver nurse survived a crash atop Mount Hozomeen after a blizzard Monday. They trekked in freezing cold for days, slept on ledges, signaled rescuers, and were aided by two BC Air Force Dakota planes and a helicopter that brought them to safety and home to Vancouver.
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George Camifiss Pee
Pree Lab
B.C
Associated Press
Hozomeen
Thas
Aircraf
Lok
Shelta
Vancouver
Grant
Copter
Three Die in Seattle Tragedy Report
In Seattle a deadly trio of events unfolds with Otto Weldum, a 30 year old tavern owner, involved after a visit by Howe. Weldum orders his wife to write to her mother from the sofa as tension builds over a disputed matter amid a tense neighborhood scene.
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Beattle
Otto
Weldum
Howe
Frank
Otto Maya
Labor Bills Seek Taft Hartley Repeal And Wage Plan
Washington Democrats on the House labor committee refine two compromises one to repeal Taft Hartley and another to push a 75 cent minimum wage. Democrats aim to bring the wage bill to the floor this month while scheduling a return to the Taft Hartley issue in the first week of June. Key lawmakers including Sims Jacobs and Rep. Leland target a plan allowing government seizure of plants when employers defy requests or injunctions, amid debates over enforcement and union actions.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Monse
Amouth
Repa
Sim
D, C
Jacobs
Indi
Sims
Jsaid & Comumittee
Lima
Lesinavl
D-Mich
Masure
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Spinster Shoots Boy Amid Mother's Day Bouquet Incident
Emma Arnold a local elderly woman shot Donald Walsh 15 and wounded him while he and seven teens gathered a Mother's Day bouquet at her weeded yard. Police Lt. Ranald La LaRue said Arnold fired a 38 caliber revolver after confronting the youths who allegedly tried to force entry. Neighborhood residents claim she acted to protect her property.
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Emma
Mal
Donald Walsh
Miss Arnold
Walsh
Peron
Ranald la LaRue
la Re
Undeclared Border War Ravages Korea Front Lines
A reporter describes daily casualties along the 38th parallel in Korea as Communist forces attack from the north and South Korean troops backed by American training hold the line. The piece details patrols, trenches, and reconnaissance near Kaesong and Leum Ju Dong, noting persistent danger and the high local stakes.
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Korea
Acrom
Bretorae
Far East
Seoul
Broad Infim
Perool
Thin’ Aly
Focesa
Kaesong Ie
Kaenong
Commmunist
Leum Ju Dong
Ams
Boy Reunited With Mother After Easter Letters
In Aron Pa on May 9, young Andy Tompos, longing for his mother since being raised by unwilling guardians, wrote a heartfelt Easter letter to the Pittsburgh Syn-Telegraph. His mother read it far away and arranged a Mother's Day reunion and a new family for him. Andy returns to Latrobe School now, with plans to visit again in summer.
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Andy
Pittsburgh
Newepapers
Latmbe
Tornado and hail storms sweep central U S towns
Severe weather lashed Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri and Illinois with a tornado and hail, causing property damage in Tenessee and Washington areas. Reports mention destroyed buildings, crop losses, downed lines, and a missing boy drowned in Manitau Creek near Clarksburg during a flash flood.
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Eherty
Tene
Eschter
Cla
Papu
Pumphrey
Wingate
Texaa
Manitau Creek
Clarksburg
Via
Missouri
Tllinais
Arkansas
Texans
Roosevelt Jr. Main Target in Campaign
New York May 8 AP Manhattan faces a vivid 1940s style campaign as Franklin D Roosevelt Jr seeks the 20th District seat in a special election on May 17. Petitions with 25 630 signatures underline the name power while opponents push back with party labels and family legacy.
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New York
Manhattan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Finnsevelt
Annette Rubinstein
American Labor Party
Lalladies
Ian Junior
du Pont
Ethel du Pont
Reno
Jualice Britamin
Paper Damaging Princess Seized in Paris May
The weekly teen newspaper Francé Dirmanche was seized over the weekend before it hit the streets amid pleasures at Princess Margaret and a party in Italy. One picture showed a rear view of a nude figure on seaside rocks. The fuse suggested it was uncertain if this was the Bring es3 or another warman. The newspaper, with a 450,000 circulation, was seized under a law governing inquiry to the head of a foreign state.
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Paris
Francé
Dirmanche
Pale
Princess Margaret
Italy
Navy Bomber Lands at Portugal Noting Hop 30 Years Ago
ISBON Portugal May 9 AP The Truculent landed at Lisbon today retracing the 1919 transatlantic flight by the NC-4. Rear Adm Ansar Read praised aviation progress noting the 1919 flight’s long duration. Pilot Thomas D Davies of Chevy Chase piloted a Lockheed P-2V in this commemorative voyage.
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Bombay
Naval Air Station
Floyd Bennatt Field
New York
Urbon
Portugal
Navy
Coman
D. Davies
Raar Adm
Albert C. Readcanter
Eugene Rhoads
Machanic
Associetad Press
Isbon
Ansar G
Accival Reed
Lincain KicVeagh
Naval
Revd
I. I
Ree
Kia
Wxicome
Lisbon
Thomas D. Davies
Chevy Chas
Epat
Wil
Elymeeth
London
Paris
Washington
Landlords rush for rent increase forms continues
Hundreds of thousands of landlords are filing official forms to petition rent increases under a new federal rent control law. Officials say at least 500,000 have taken forms, with more printing sheets to meet demand. Wood’s formula allows increases for owners with low net operating income, varying by unit count, to reach specified thresholds.
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Wwashington, May & UM
al Recta
Wood
Refugees Say Aid to China Useless
Manila May 9. More than 1000 Chinese refugees aboard the ship claim further American aid to China would be useless as nationalist troops allegedly sell American supplies to the Communists. Greek citizen Nicholas Kater says he abandoned $1,000,000 worth of Shanghai property for freedom and travels with his wife and two children to visit daughter Alice at the University of California.
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Manila
China
Mmost
Tonelist Troos
Nicholas Kater
U. S
Shanghai
Katern
Alice
University of California
American conductor wins Ditson prize at festival
New York May 9 IS Co Orchestra award winner announced for a contemporary American composer. The recipient will conduct the Columbia Broadcasting System Symphony Orchestra at the university festival finals broadcast from 1 to 2 30 pm.
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New York
vAnce
Ditson Yey
Vera
Onason
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tne
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