Bonn Constitution Seen as Key to Unified Germany
Paris May 28 AP western powers propose a federal government for all Germany based on the Bonn constitution which would apply to the western zones and link the eastern zone. The plan calls for four power supervision, democratic guarantees, and end to military government. Vishinsky calls it a fait accompli while German Communist delegates refuse to sign Bonn. Berlin rail strike worsens western concerns.
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Berlin
Ford Strike Talks Stalemate Persists In Detroit
After thirteen hours of peace talks the Ford strike remains unsettled in Detroit as negotiators prepare for another session tonight. The core deadlock centers on appointing an arbiter to resolve manpower and discipline of 35 workers, with Ford insisting an industrial engineer selection and the union proposing several high‑level mediators. Federal Mediator Arthur Vint voiced low optimism as union leaders urged immediate end to the strike and a quick arbiter, while Ford warned of recalling thousands only if a weekend settlement is reached.
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Harry Shulman
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Truman
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Clear Cool Weather Across Nation for May Weekend
The Memorial Day weekend began with fair, cool conditions for much of the nation. The U.S. Weather Bureau reported cool temperatures north of the Ohio River and warmer in the south, with a few showers noted in some spots.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio ‘River
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE 132 persons share In
A compact roundup notes 132 people involved in a share event and mentions Kathy Fiscus rescue money. Robert Ripley, cartoonist, dies. The item appears among a broader set of page references including backs reviews churches radio and classifieds.
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Kathy Fiscus
Robert Ripley
Southland Godiva’s Fame Wide in London Calling
London reporters traced an unidentified woman named Lady Godiva driving nude near Redondo and South Bay, drawing international attention. A London Daily Dispatch reporter phoned Police Sgt Doyle for updates as the woman reportedly danced near her car in Ing lewood in only shoes and stockings before fleeing.
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Godiva
Redondo
South Bay
George E. Doyle
Doyle
Robert A. Taylor
Parsons
London Daily Dispatch
Paar
Inglewood
Dionne Quintuplets Observe 15th Birthday in Callander
The Dionne quintuplets aged 15 celebrate at home with parents Oliva and Elvira Dionne and siblings. They plan a party for their father and remain uninterested in fashion, makeup, or dating. They attend a French instruction school run by nuns, study morning to late afternoon, and help at home in the evenings. None has chosen a career. reports swirl about possible convent entry.
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Callander
Dionne
Oliva
Elvira Dionne
Annette
Emilie
Yvonne
Cecile
Marie
Stillare
Aime Des Anges
Claude
President Truman Tours Chesapeake Bay On Weekend Cruise
President Truman sails with Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy aboard the presidential yacht Williamsburg for a weekend cruise down the Potomac into Chesapeake Bay. The trip follows departure from Washington as a display of steady leadership during a period of postwar activity.
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President Truman
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William D.leahy
Potomac River
State Favors Death Penalty for Rutledge
County Attorney William Crissman urged the jury to impose death for Dr. Robert C. Rutledge Jr. if found guilty of first degree murder in the Hartman slaying, saying the killing was deliberate and brutal while defense counsel warned it would endanger women. Rutledge, 22, a St. Louis physician, is accused of stabbing Byron C. Hartman, 29, the alleged seducer of Rutledge’s wife Sydney, in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
William Crissman
Robert C. Rutledge Jr
Rutledge
Byron C. Hartman
Lfe
Crissman
Byron C. Hatuman
Walter J. Barngrover
St.Louis
Sydney
First Baptist Church Sold for 225000 and New Edifice Planned
The First Baptist Church at Fourth Street and Locust Avenue was sold to the Jebbia family for 225000 cash, with one year of free possession. The buyers plan business development. A new church at Tenth Street and Pine Avenue will cost 525000, seat about 1700, and feature a 120 foot tower, 37 classrooms, a social hall, and a youth recreation room. The old building dates to 1906. membership now stands at 3461 under Pastor Dr. Winfield Edson.
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Holiday Memorial Day traffic toll rises across nation
Associated Press reports at least 32 people killed in Memorial Day weekend traffic incidents nationwide by 2 pm. Deaths include 27 traffic fatalities, two drownings, and three from miscellaneous causes. The National Safety Council warns of at least 215 more deaths and over 30 million vehicles expected to travel during the holiday period. State tallies list Ohio 404, New York 311, California 200, Illinois 400, Michigan 100, and others.
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National Safety Council
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Georgia
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Vermont
Shanghai’s Bank Seized by Communists Rule Money
Shanghai authorities seized the central bank and outlawed the Nationalist gold yuan. Gen Chen Yi announced military control as the Communist city government sets June 5 as the deadline for new currency. Foreign currencies and precious metals were banned. newspapers reportedly suspended.
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Shanghai
Central
Chen Yi
Military Control Commission
Central Bank of China
British Stevedores Ordered to End Strike in Bristol
In Bristol on May 28, dock union leaders ordered stevedores to end a 10 day strike that disrupted unloading of ships in four British ports. The action affected loading and unloading operations at multiple harbors and drew urgent government attention.
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England
UP Dock
All U S Warships in Yangtze Sail
All United States warships today sailed from anchorages in the Yangtze River below Shanghai. Four ships were present. A cruiser believed to be the St Paul and two destroyers had been farther up near Woosung where the Whangpoo meets the Yangtze. Navy ships at Shanghai withdrew as Communists approached Shanghai.
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Shang- It
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Woosung
Whangpoo River
Yangtze
U. S. Navy
Shanghai
Nation observes Memorial Day with prayer and tribute
President Truman calls for a nationwide prayer for peace as Americans honor the dead at Arlington Cemetery and across cemeteries. Wreaths will mark Unknown Soldier tombs in Paris London and Arlington. Sen. Millard Tydings to deliver the Arlington address.
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London
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Senate Armed Services Committee
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Potomac River
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Marine Corps
Aga Decrees Paris Rites for Aly Rita Hayworth
Ismaili Moslems plan two religious ceremonies for Rita Hayworth and Aly Khan in Paris after civil marriage. The Aga Khan, Aly’s father, orders the Paris mosque rite to replace a chateau ceremony. Rita, a Catholic, may face excommunication for marrying outside the church. Vatican sources note possible removal if she returns to Catholic practice.
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Begum Khan
Paris
Rivie
Rita
Aly
Aga Khan
Miss Hayworth
Cation
Isitnor
Turks Foil Russian Kidnapping Attempt
ANKARA May 28 Turkish authorities charged four representatives of the Soviet embassy with attempting to kidnap a Russian woman who refused to return to the Soviet Union. They said the attempt occurred today and involved embassy personnel.
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