Mate of L A Polio Victim Nears Bedside
Aboard a Navy flight and with Air Force support, William J. Kopytko of Long Beach rushed from Hawaii to Los Angeles to be beside his gravely ill wife. From Fairfield-Suisun Field north of San Francisco, Cmdr Peris G. Bunce sent a Navy plane to Mine Field and on to Los Angeles as the Kopytko family awaits word on Mrs. Kopytko’s status and the couple’s two children.
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William J. Kopytko
Long Beach
Hawaii
Los Angeles
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Fairfield-Suisun- Field
San Francisco
Kopytko Star
Honolulu
Mars
Peris G. Bunce
Alameda Naval Air Station
Hopytke
Mines Field
Kopytkos
Montair Ave
Kopytko
Eileen Robertson
Pacific
Kopytke
Guam
Three Long Beard Hospitals Seek 14 Million Bond Issue
City Council faces a combined proposal from Three Long Beard Hospitals to issue 14 million dollars in bonds. Page references note related coverage and the teletyped note on Mysterious Q fever as an airborne dustborne disease.
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Long Beard
Truman Labor
Bill May Gree
Exil Killed in 44 Found Married Again Exil
New York May 31 AP an ex infantryman presumed dead in France in 1944 is alive with a second wife and two children on Staten Island. Anthony V. Martino a taxi driver listed missing in combat walked into an Army recruiting office to check status. His wife Mary of Waterbury Conn and children fear for him as he vanished again.
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Mary Merling
Waterbury
Conn
Lorraine
Edward
Anthony V. Matting
France
New York City
Martino
New York
Hts
Associated Press
Connecticut
Staten ‘Island
Anthony V. Martino
Mary Martino
Nicholas de Joy
Staten Island
Comany
Martino World
de Joy
Tompkinsville
Martine
Ince
Army
Cal
William B. Force
Down & Street
Brooklyn
Jones
Lilienthal Public Hearing Set to Begin Tomorrow
Washington May 31 David E Lilienthal will appear before the joint Congressional committee on atomic energy to answer charges of mismanagement against the Atomic Energy Commission raised by Sen Hickenlooper The hearing will open at 9 am with Hickenlooper allowed to question Lilienthal McMahon said no detailed allegations were provided and Taft indicated support for Hickenlooper The scene follows a two hour closed door session of the committee and signals a tense confrontation over leadership of the AEC.
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Washington
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Sen. Hickenlooper
CR Town
McMahon
Joint Committee
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
AEC
Ser. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Jury Tampering Probe Ordered in Bridges Case
Washington May 31 attorney Gere Tom Clark announced a grand jury inquiry into reports of government witnesses being intimidated in the Bridges case. The move follows alleged interference attempts and stands as a formal investigation into tampering allegations.
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Bridges
Washington
Gere Tom Clark
Pepe
Robbers Nabbed in Lynwood Fight
In Lynwood on May 31 police joined a running gun battle with two men trying to rob Raisin Super Market. Bonnie Moody, store secretary, was bound and gagged during the raid. Claude Newton, 44, was captured while Tim Matheney, 35, was wounded and hospitalized with a leg wound. Officers recovered the gunfire and noted eighteen shots fired at Patrolman Beaver and Lt. Fuller. The getaway car bore Texas plate AE-2704. The store had been robbed of $17,000 last February.
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Lynwood
Bonnie Moody
Ralph Beaver
Wayne Fuller
Beaver
Claude Newton
Tim Matheney
General Hospital
Fuller
Newton
Matheney
Moody
State Leads Death Toll for Holidays
State reports 413 holiday deaths over a three day Memorial period. Traffic crashes totaled 253, drownings 87, and 73 deaths occurred in fires rails airplanes and other accidents. The nationwide toll exceeded estimates as 30 million vehicles crowded highways. California led with 47 violent deaths, followed by Illinois 36 and Ohio 26.
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Frese
National Safety Council
California
Illinois
Ohio
Red Mob Chased by Tokyo Police
Tokyo police broke up a demonstration by about 1000 Communist led students at the municipal assembly hall. Forty three were arrested and several injured in the clash. One man died leaping from the third floor as the mob gathered to protest new security rules. Police cleared the building as students locked arms and resisted.
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Tokyo
House Unit Votes to Probe Nation Air Power Policy
The House armed services committee voted to investigate national air power policies and plane purchases. Chairman Vinson won unanimous approval for the inquiry and asked Congress for a $50,000 expense fund. Vinson said the probe would not be a whitewash and would examine procurement and rumored ties to aircraft firms.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Vinson
van Zandt
R.pa
Re. Vinson
Short
Missouri
Rep. Cole
Sir Vinson
West veto blocks East German invite to Paris talks
Western powers rejected Soviet leader Vishinsky's move to invite a delegation from the German People's Congress to the foreign ministers council in Paris. The East German delegation would have argued for unity of German sectors, but the three Western foreign ministers opposed the plan, saying the People's Congress lacks broad German representation.
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Paris
Russia
German People’s’ Congress
Foreign Ministers Council
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Germany
Vishinsky
Gran Saace
People's Congress
U. S
State Acheson
Bevin
Forten
Schuman
Vishinky
People’s Congress
Securities Drop Hits Wall Street As Grain Prices Fall
New York traders faced a broad market slide with stocks sliding to yearly lows and major issues dropping. Wheat and rye in Chicago and Kansas City fell sharply while steel production cuts were eyed as a factor, signaling weak market conditions for 1949.
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New. York
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Wall Street
U. & Steel Corp
Old Common
Texas Looks for summer settlement on submer lands
Washington May 31 AP Rayburn aims to wrap up off shore submer lands dispute between Texas California Louisiana and the federal government before ad journment. A mid afternoon conference will include Attorneys General of Texas California and Louisiana along with Interior Secretary and Senate leaders to seek areas of agreement and a workable solution.
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House
Ray Pare Dag
Generess
Fittelands
corfesEie Bretine
Texas
California
Louisiana
Rayburn
Ned
Tom Clark
the Interior
Senate
Tyra
Tidelands
Krug
Clark
Sen
O'Mahoney
Wyon
Ney
Weather Confirms Mild May Across Most of Country
Chicago notes mild conditions with showers spreading from the upper valley westward to the coast. Some rain persists in the southeast states, while Minot reports hail and calm winds amid mixed weather across the region.
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Minot
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