Church Built by National Firm in One Day Plan
Santa Rosa May 10 A national company that built a five room church will construct a 4000 square foot structure in one day on land donated by founder Cadding for the Presbyterian Church U S A officials plan morning services nationwide and wiring donors to Redwoods Presbytery will finance through Presbyterian Men's chapters.
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Santa Rosa
Hugh B
Presbyterian Church
Nation Day
Presbyterian Men's Chapters of the
Redwoods
Calif
Rail Unions Seek Supreme Court Hearing On Seizure Power
Three railroad unions win a right to present an hour of argument as friends of the court in the steel seizure case. They urge invalidating the 1950 presidential seizure of the railroads and seek to limit government control during wartime, contending the President lacks constitutional authority to seize railroads or steel firms for wage payments. They fear steel decisions may set precedents affecting the rail seizure case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Truman
High Court
Pyle commutes Judd death sentence to life imprisonment
Governor Howard Pyle of Arizona commuted Winnie Ruth Judd’s death sentence to life imprisonment citing the State Board of Pardons and Paroles and hospital superintendents. Judd, 48, was convicted in 1931 of killing two women and dismembering them, with bodies shipped to Los Angeles. Her confinement has lasted over 20 years, and under state law a future parole could further reduce her sentence.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Winnie Ruth
Judd
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Arizzona State Hospital
Arizona State
Srime
State Hospital
Senator Smathers Fails To Reach Nevada Democratic Event
Florida Senator George Smathers arrived by chartered plane after a delayed trip and misidentification at a Utah hotel. He told the Associated Press he was fine and planned to attend the Wells Nevada convention, though an airplane search had failed to locate him. The FBI and his Washington office coordinated efforts to confirm his whereabouts.
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Salt Lake City
Smathers
D.fla
Nevada
Wells
Nev
Associated Press
FBI
Washington
Mathers
Illinois Governor Visits Pasadena with Ford Foundation officials
Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois spent the day in Pasadena visiting the Ford Foundation headquarters with Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, associate director, and former University of Chicago chancellor. He planned to depart for Chicago the following day.
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Pasadena
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Ford Foundations
Robert M. Hutchins
Foundation
Tito Lashes Italy s Leaders in Speech
Belgrade Yugoslavia May 10 AP Premier Marshal Tito declared Yugoslavia will not recognize the British American agreement granting Italy wider powers in Trieste Zone A He accused Italy s ruling clique of warmongering on Yugoslav territory as he marked the 10th anniversary of the uprising against the Nazis Tito warned the London conference would be unacceptable to his regime and criticized Alcide de Gasperi s government for politics over Trieste He claimed Italian voters in next elections may threaten Istria and warned defense would come from the will of the people rather than war He urged domestic reforms as a condition for any Italian support and condemned Fascist rhetoric against Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Italy
Trieste
Tito
Karpina
London
Alcide de Gasperi
de Gasperi
Istria
Yugoslav constitution to name a president
London reports Belgrade radio says Yugoslavia will elect a president under a new constitution. The draft combines roles as president of the Presidium and supreme commander of the armed forces, implying potential real power, possibly Tito’s path to the job. A second parliamentary house of producers is planned with equal authority.
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London
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Presidium
National Assembly
Ivan Ribar
Tito
Peoples
Council of Producers
Syusiuyswy Sulys Wys Uyysyyye
Three on Lost Navy Bomber identified
A Navy Skyraider plane crashed into the ocean five miles west of San Diego early today, killing three aboard. The fliers were Lt. Leonard Woodward, 28, of Coronado the pilot, Edward V. Eney, aviation electronics technician second class, of Baltimore, and Durward W. Haak, 30, chief aviation electronicsman, of Palm City, California.
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Aan Diego
Here
Pacific Fleet Air Force Command
Leonard 8
Woodward
Coronado
Edward V. Eney
Baltimore
Doomed by Cancer Says Hospital Bandit
A New York gunman, claiming a cancer doom, robbed six Roosevelt Hospital employees and escaped with over 2000 dollars. He told victims he had three months to live and said doctors predicted his death.
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New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Hope of Early Truce in Korea Fades
Tokyo reports the Korea armistice optimism eroded by April 19 when prisoner repatriation figures fell short of expectations. UNC and Communist positions lapsed into debate over voluntary repatriation and neutral inspectors while Ridgway urged wait-and-see. About 70,000 prisoners and civilians faced repatriation choices, with only 5,000 Chinese and 53,900 Koreans agreeing to return.
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Tokyo
Panmunjom
Korea
North Korea
Red
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Sde
U.N
Patmunjom
Washington
Ridgway
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Russia
United States Army
Bryan I. Milburn
Milburn
United Nations Command
London
Free World
Road Blockade by Russia puzzles Western Allies
Berlin May 10 AP The Western Allies faced perplexing moves by Soviet forces as Russian border guards blocked Allied patrols from entering the Berlin Helmstedt autobahn from the eastern end. Officials sought clarity while noting the halt did not disrupt normal traffic on the 110 mile route.
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Berlin
Berlin- Helmstedt Autobahn
U. S
Vasily I. Chuikov
Chuikev
Germany
Helmstedt
Berlin- Helmstedt
Bolivia Orders Trial of Officers
The Bolivian government, after a blood revolution, orders court martial trials for 36 army officers including 11 generals and 14 colonels. They are charged with periodic massacres of civilians from 1946 to 1952 in work camps and undefended villages. The military junta members are not included in the list.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Texan, 61, Dies in Mother's Arms on Mother's Day
COLLEGE STATION Texas May 10 A son home for Mother's Day died in his mother's arms today Charles Jones of Smithville Texas arrived with his wife hours earlier He suffered a heart attack about 130 pm and died in his old family home as his mother held him He was 61 His mother is 79 Jones was a retired telegraphic operator.
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College Station
Texas
Charles
Jones
Smithville
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