Man Found Shot And Trunked In Newport Car
In Newport Beach authorities found a 53 year old Desert Hot Springs motel owner Samuel Davis dead in the trunk of a 1951 Buick under a missing persons alert from Riverside County. Henry Sutter, 45, confessed to shooting Davis after a dispute over a bad check. Davis had been last seen leaving Desert Hot Springs with Sutter.
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Los Angeles
Henry Sutter
Samuel H. Davis
Desert Hot Springs
Sutter
Newport Beach
Samuel Davis
Davis
Riverside County Sheriff's Ofice
Newport Police
Harry Lace
Norm's Landing
31St St
Lafayette Ave
Norm Hagen
Tom Childs
Robert Kennedy
John Upson
Jack Price
Lace
President Urges Rejection of Plan to Revamp WSB
President Truman urged the Senate to reject a plan to replace Labor and Industry representatives on the Wage Stabilization Board with an all public body. He argued against government dictation of wages and working conditions replacing collective bargaining while the steel dispute with CIO Steel Workers lingered. The measure would extend wage price controls and alter the board after its terms for settling the steel case were rejected.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Wage Stabilization Board
Barkley
WSB
CIO Steel Workers’ Union
Contents and page references list
A listing shows where to find newspaper sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-1 and Boyle on Page A-13, plus Bridge on Page 6-4, Classified ads on Pages B-10 to B-13, Comics on Page B-6, and other features including Editorial on A-32, Financial on 8-9, Obituaries A-10, Radio B-7, Shipping B-9, Sports A-14 and A-15, Theaters A-11, and Tides and Women’s activities on B-9 and B-2.
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Boyle
POW Killed as U.N. Halts Riot on Kose
KOSE ISLAND Korea May 29 A North Korean officer was killed and another wounded as U S and British troops used tear gas and rifles to break a riot in Compound 66 during a drill to enforce a new hard line. Col Henry Taylor said a Browning automatic fired during guard change. Reds carried body to the gate for medical confirmation. About 115 Allied troops were in the compound for over two hours.
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Kose Island
Korea
U. S
Haydon L. Boatner
Henry Taylor
Boamer
Taylor
U. W
Ceremony Planned for Truman Speech at Atomic Sub Keel Laying
President Truman will speak in New London Connecticut on June 14 at keel laying ceremonies for the United States first atomic powered submarine. The Nabulus is under construction by General Dynamics Electric Boat near the Navy base. The Navy had said the keel would be laid next month and some expect testing in 1954. The atomic submarine is viewed as potentially revolutionizing underwater warfare.
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Washington
Truman
New London
Conn
White House
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Navy
United States
United Nations
Sen
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
U. S
Sen. Maybank
D.5. C
Senate Appropriations
America
Riots Feared in Tokyo Anniversary Protests
Tokyo authorities warned of possible rioting and violence on the anniversary of Communist remonstrations. National police headquarters directed all units to stand by as orders to contain any disorders circulated across channels. Continuous coverage noted on page AB, column 51.
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Tokyo
National Police Headquarters
Truman Seeks 3.3 Billion for Atomic Expansion
President Truman asked Congress for 3.3341 billion dollars as a supplemental appropriation to the Atomic Energy Commission and the Tennessee Valley Authority for a major expansion of atomic production facilities. He cited Soviet noncooperation in armament control and urged continued U.S. leadership while supporting UN plans to regulate atomic energy.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
House
Rayburn
Soviet Union
Free World
Rhee Defies U.N. amid Korea Crisis and Martial Law
President Syngman Rhee defied the National Assembly and ignored UN requests to lift martial law and free nine arrested assemblymen. Vice President Kim Sung Soo resigned, accusing Rhee of an assault on the constitution as Rhee signaled power to dissolve the Assembly or rewrite the charter. The UN Commission on Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea released its message urging action and noted the event’s significance beyond Korea.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Kim Sung Soo
Rhee
U. N
U.N
Commission On Unification and Rehabilitation of
Kore
Strike Called as French Red Chief Is Jailed
Paris May 29 AP. CGT calls strike by its 3,000,000 members after Communist leader Jacques Duclos is jailed amid riots linked to Ridgway protests. Prosecution considers charges of plotting against national security. rioting injuries and arrests reported nationwide.
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Paris
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Jacques, Duclos
Duclos
Matthew B. Ridgway
Andre Still
L'Humanite
National Assembly
Ridgway
Charles Brune
Nice
Reds Step Up Artillery Fire in Korea Raid
Seoul May 29 AP communists unleashed their heaviest barrage of the year, firing 7126 shells on UN positions in the 24 hours to 6 pm. The raid near Korangpa on the western front faced half the shells breaking up the assault while heavy mortar and artillery pounded eastern front sectors. International truce talks threatened to renew heavy fighting as the war continued.
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Seoul
Korea
Red
U. N
Korangpa
Streetcar Plunges Off Bridge in Madrid Disaster
An overcrowded streetcar plunged 85 feet from the Toledo bridge in Madrid last night, killing at least 30 people and seriously injuring about 50 as it struck the river bank below. Officials investigated the cause of the tragedy as emergency crews worked at the scene.
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Madrid
Spain
Toledo
Masked youths seize Cornell students radio station
Ten masked youths overpowered three students at Cornell University radio station WVBR and aired a fake bulletin claiming European cities were hit by a sudden incident and an air armada was approaching North America. The prank disrupted musical broadcasts for eight minutes and prompted retractions. Authorities viewed it as a campus matter. no wide alarm reported.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
North America
WVBR
R. J. McCarthy
Cornell
McCarthy
Ellis Deall
Atlantic City
N. J
London
Marseille
Royal Canadian Air Force
Newfoundland
Bangor
Truman
Deane W. Malott
University
Washington
FBI
Senate Veto Looms Over Oil Lands Gift Bill
A presidential veto on a bill to grant states title to oil rich lands beyond their coasts creates a clash with federal authority. Congress faces a two thirds vote in both houses to override. The House is expected to sustain the veto while the Senate battle tightens with key senators delaying voting until June 5.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
United States
Congress
House
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
1000 Reds Clash With Police in Western Berlin
In West Berlin on May 29 thousands of young Communists surged into Kreuzberg and Neukolln as clashes erupted with police in a protest against West Germanys European army pact and a peace treaty with Western powers. British foreign minister Anthony Eden visited to affirm Wests resolve to defend residents against Communist pressure.
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Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Kreuzberg
Neukoelln
Kottbusser
Kottbuss
Anthony Elden
Bonn
Paris
Weather update notes shifting to stormy pattern
A weather bulletin indicates sunshine fading to a stormy pattern with variable winds. Expect gusts and breezes in the afternoons as conditions change across regions.
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Gaylord Stuelke
Council Bluffs
Atty
Matt Walsh
Benson
Lincoln
Lone Beach
Thomas
Desert Hot Springs Motel
Kose
By Richard Applegate
Tideland
Jacques Duclos
Bordeaux
NATO
Son Page
Srig
Aaron W. Tyer
Japan Air Defense Force
Honshu Island
Associated Prass Wirephate
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