Soviet Submarines Stick Close to Home
Tokyo May 28 Soviet submarines in the Pacific stay near their bases in Russia and Red China The new commander of U S naval forces in the Far East Vice Admiral Robert P Briscoe said the Reds pose the main threat He noted subs may be building shelters at Port Arthur Dairen Tsingtao or Shihltan and that U S ships steer clear of Red waters to avoid incidents.
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China
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Far East
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Aroun Vladivostok
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C. Turner Oy
Briscoe
Port Arthur
Dairen
Tsingtao
Sihalin
Food Price Rise Slated Tonight
The government expects to announce tonight price boosts of about 2 cents for a wide range of foods, raising the annual U S food bill by about 100 million dollars under new ceiling controls. OPS says higher margins are needed as grocers’ earnings decline. Effects depend on competition. tuna and salmon are excluded.
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Office of Price Stabilization
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Two Fliers Die in Honshu Air Crash
Tokyo May 28 The U S Air Force said two American airmen were killed Wednesday in the crash of an F 94 Starfire interceptor jet after takeoff from Comaki Air Base central Honshu Island Names withheld endangered NATO regional defense chain of command stated officials provided no further details
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Comaki Air Base
Honshu Island
Ike within 22 votes of Taft in preconvention tally
Nationwide delegate counts show Eisenhower closing to within 22 votes of Taft as Texas and Connecticut conventions split on delegations. Kefauver leads Democratic hopefuls in several states with Russell advancing, while Louisiana and Alabama races also shape the scramble for July Chicago conventions.
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Kefauver
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Truman
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Lake
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Gillette
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Stevenson
Lister Hill
Congress Hotel
Bertrand Russell's Wife Seeks Divorce in London
Patricia Helen Spence, Countess Russell, filed a divorce petition in London from Lord Bertrand Russell on his 80th birthday May 18. The Nobel laureate's third wife, once his literary assistant, married in 1936 and has a son born in 1937. his two prior marriages ended in divorce. The petition was undefended and gave no grounds.
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Bertrand Russell
Countess Russell
Lord Russell
Russell
Patricia Helen Spence
Sebastian Roblert
Ex Revenue Agent Trial Begins in San Francisco
In San Francisco on May 23, James G. Smyth the ousted head of collections went on trial on charges of back dating his returns. The government was overruled in seeking larger charges that Smyth conspired with his former chief deputy to defraud the government.
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San Francisco
Federal Internal Revenue Bureau
James G. Smyth
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