Three States Name GOP Delegates in Presidential Nominating
U.S. political roundup notes New Mexico Virginia and Georgia choose delegates to the Republican convention as Taft and Eisenhower backers battle for control. South Dakota holds a key contest as party factions clash over funding and loyalties.
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Chile to Resume Copper Shipping
Santiago reports the Central Bank of Chile announced that copper shipments to the United States will resume after nearly a month pause over a price dispute. Chile, a major US supplier, had halted sales on May 2 after breaking a 27 cent fixed price agreement and threatening to sell on the open market. officials anticipate a new price around 35 cents.
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Catholic Church Bans Andre Gide Works
Vatican City bans all books by Andre Gide, Nobel Prize in literature winner, on the index of forbidden literature. Congregation of the Holy Office also banned Alberto Moravia's works. Gide, a leading French author, died February 1951 at age 81 after a long literary career.
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Thunderjet crash near Tripoli claims pilot in May incident
An F-84 Thunderjet from the 12th Air Force crashed into the Mediterranean near Tripoli on Thursday. First Lt. Eugene L. Cooley, 26, of Dayton Kentucky, a member of the 86th Fighter Bomber Wing at Neubiberg Air Base, was identified as the pilot.
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Hens Travel North With Egg Supply On Road Trip
Samuel Bass reports placing two Hampshire red hens in an orange crate tied to his car in Lakeland Florida and feeding them nightly on a cross country trip to the north. He found two eggs each night en route and three eggs on the final night, noting poultry experts claim moving a hen reduces egg production.
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Traffic Crashes Injure Six in Long Beach Area
Four persons were injured this morning and two others hurt last night in local crashes. A motorcycle and a cab collided at 5 30 a m at American Ave and Broadway injuring driver Michael E Schroeder and cab driver Harald E Ferguson. Elizabeth Floyd and husband George were in a second crash near Ceritos Channel, with Elizabeth sustaining minor facial injuries and George unconscious from head injuries. A third crash on Pacific Coast Highway near Seventh St injured Elsie Morrow and Lillian W. Thomas as Arlen R. Schuler, 17, was driving. Schuler was not cited.
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Nine N J Convicts Stage Sit-Down at State Prison
Nine convicts at the New Jersey state prison staged a sit-down to win more recreation, better food, and changes in visiting-room arrangements. They spent the night in a small bedless room, returned to meals in the mess hall, and then back to confinement. The action followed a 22 hour first sit-down over parole board decisions, representing about 1,200 inmates. Parole officials pledged new rules for indeterminate sentences.
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Rhee Tightens Up Military Control In Korea
In Pusan on May 81 President Syngman Rhee defied the national assembly and UN pleas by tightening military control, arresting a 12th assemblyman Kwun Chung Un and detaining anti Rhee figures. Police also seized others, while censorship began on domestic papers.
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