Officials Seek Courses To Meet U S Red Crisis
Washington officials weigh actions after Soviet fighter attack on an American plane. Congress demands drastic steps, possibly breaking relations. Options include a new note to Russia, denouncing the Soviet Baltic account, recalling Ambassador Kirk, or taking the case to the United Nations or the International Court. Secretary Acheson responds as lawmakers press for firm action.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Baltic
Alan G. Kirk
United Nations
International
Huguessia
United States
Ashington
Moscow
Acheson
Capitol
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Kirk
Chrysler Talks To End Strike Are Deadlocked
Federal mediators described an hopeless deadlock in the 88 day Chrysler strike. Arthur C. Vi asat of the FMCS warned talks could pause as a weekend session failed to break the stalemate. The dispute involves non economic contract issues while pension financing nears agreement.
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Detroit
Crysler
Arthur C. Viasat
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Chrysler
Viat
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Senson
UAW
Federal Society
Congress Set for Fight on Rent Control
Senate leaders warn of a tough battle over President Truman’s renewed demand for a one year extension of federal rent controls. The White House cites 8 million rental units needing protection beyond June 30 and Democratic lawmakers consider a six month plus six month option if needed.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Uucas
Ilinois
Congress
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Capital Comment
Wherry
Nebraska
Democratic Committee
Naygnon Crenata
Monay
KeFauver
D-Tenn
Reverend James H. O'Brien Named Pastor in Cleveland
The Rev. James H. O'Brien has been selected as pastor of SS. Philip and James Church, a new Catholic parish in Cleveland. He previously served as an assistant pastor at St. Brendan's in Youngstown.
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Cleveland
James H. O'Brien
SS. Philip and James
Father O'Brien
St. Brendan's
Youngstown
Acheson Asked to Delay ITO Action in Bipartisan Row
Washington AP Republicans urged Secretary of State Acheson to delay action on the International Trade Organization charter as a goodwill gesture for bipartisanship. GOP senators warned continued push would signal a breakdown in two party cooperation amid foreign policy debates and tariff questions.
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Washington
Acheson
GOP
House
Havana
Ives
New York
Galena man killed in collision east of Lancaster
William Ross, 34, of Galena Delaware County, died yesterday after a truck and an automobile collided five miles east of Lancaster. Police are investigating the crash and listing no further details at this time.
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Lancaster, D
William Ross
Galena
Delaware County
Here
Dayton Mystery Explosions Linked To Jet Dives Tests
Air Force plans tests to see if near supersonic dives by Maj. Richard L. Johnson, holder of the world jet speed record, could explain a series of mysteries blasts near Dayton. Officials note Johnson did a noon flight Thursday and a later session, while blast reports spanned 11:50 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Local devices and other plants reported normal, linking the incidents to unanswered questions as testing continues at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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Dayton, D
Airforce
Dayton
F. K. Paul
Wright- Patterson Airforce Base
Richard L. Johnson
Magee
Cal
Johnson
Atomic Energy Commission
Miamisburg
Wright - Patterson Air Base
Cincinnati
Cleveland
South Bend
Ind
Niles
Mich
Paul
Wright-Patterson Base
Air Materiel Command
Gaming Equipment Seized In Suburban Cincinnati Raid
Hamilton County deputy sheriffs and Cheviot police raided a suburban restaurant last night and seized eight slot machines, five punchboards and eight dice. Chief Investigator Carl G. Meyer said the devices were in a rear room and operators will be charged with gambling violations.
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Cincinnati
Hamlton County
Cheviot
Carl G. Meyer
Meyer
Boy Killed As Motorcycle Hit By Train In Cleveland
Cleveland AP brief reports Wayne Allen Kuhn age 14, son of a Pennsylvania railroad conductor, died after a motorcycle collided with a New York Central train. Shoes found 260 feet from impact as police investigate the fatal crash.
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Cleveland
Wayne Allen Kuhn
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Ban on Betting at Race Tracks Is Suggested
Washington Senator Capehart said a nationwide ban on legalized betting at race tracks would wipe out most gambling rings tied to legalized pari mutuel wagering. He noted he was not ready for a formal move against gambling. Officials testified before a Senate Commerce subcommittee on a bill to prohibit cross state gambling information and discussed crime syndicate influence. Edward J. McBride of Cleveland was named as controlling the Continental Press Service race info nationwide.
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Washington
Capehart
R-Ind
United States
Senate Commerce
KeFauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Commerce Group
Edward J. McBride
Cleveland, C
Continental Press Service
Economist at Cleveland talks tariffs as answer to Communism
Dr. Richard G. Gettell of Fortune Magazine urged lowering tariffs at the Cleveland World Trade Conference, arguing reduced duties would boost trade and draw Great Britain into an unbeatable coalition with the United States.
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Cleveland
Richard G. Gettell
Fortune Magazine
Probers defer move in Lattimore case
Senate Foreign Relations Committee defers subpoena decisions in the Lattimore inquiry amid debate over calling Louis Budenz and three alleged Communist figures. Chairman Tydings says action may come after Monday meeting. McCarthy supporters push for Browder Field and Stachel testimony with no immunity. Lattimore asserts loyalty as he faces charges of Communist influence in the State Department.
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Washington
Senate
Owen Lattimore
Tydings
Louis Budengz
Lattimore
China
Russa
Budenz
The
Daily Worker
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Jack Stachel
Mer« Carthy
Browder
Flood Raging In Minnesota And Dakotas
The Dakotas and Minnesota faced their first floods in over 500 days as rain swollen rivers burst banks and thousands were displaced. North Dakota declared an emergency as the Red and James rivers battered the region. Minnesota farms and towns faced isolation and evacuations near Grand Forks. Weather warnings and mixed spring conditions followed with warmer spells and cold pockets across the plains.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red
James
Minneapolis
U. S&. Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Ohio
Minn
Grand Forks
N. C
Red River
Plains
North Central
Midwest
Wisconsin
Misssouri
Ohio Valley
Washington
Telling Truth and White Lies in Everyday Life
The piece reflects on honesty and daily fibs as adults dodge telling blunt truths to spare feelings. It contrasts polite misstatements with outright deceit and considers whether lies are white or black.
Dispute in Indiana May Spark Bell System Strike
In northern Indiana a field dispute at South Bend Inc between 104 CIO United Communications Workers and Western Electric threatens a national Bell System walkout. Union leader Firness Weaver warns the 10,000-strong division may join by Monday, potentially paralyzing telephone service nationwide as federal mediators push for new talks by Monday with South Bend priority.
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New York
Indiana
Bell
South Bend, Inc
CIO
United Communications Workers of America
Western Electric Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Fargo
N. C
Firness Weaver
Weaver
South Bend
CWA
Extern Electric
Se Ics
Jury Convicts Divorcee In Shooting Case
In Athens Georgia a jury convicted Kathleen Merry Drewry a 44 year old divorcee of assault with intent to kill for shooting her ex husband’s girlfriend Miriam Thurmond and the dean John E Drewry. Drewry faces 2 to 4 years and a separate assault count. She will appeal and bond remains at 5000 pending a July 8 hearing for a new trial.
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Athens
Kathleen Merry Drewry
Prason
John E. Drewry
School of Journalism
University of Georgia
Ole
Congress Renames Bill to Submerged Lands Act
Washington AP Congress changes the title of a measure granting states title to submerged lands and resources. The original long title covered lands beneath navigable waters and continental shelf resources, now renamed the Submerged Lands Act to formalize state ownership and resource use.
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Washington
Congress
Washington Pool Opens in City Park
Washington Court House date line reports the city will open its first swimming pool on May 28. The $60,000 facility is located in the new City Park and is expected to serve local residents.
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Washington Court House
Fate of crew and 27 passengers undetermined after crash
A four engine C 54 aircraft carrying 27 passengers and eight crew went down near the Sagami Bay region southwest of Tokyo during a rain and fog event. Air and ground searches failed to locate the plane or its occupants as of nightfall. Among those aboard was Frank E. Pickell of Chicago, head of MacArthur's fore trade division, returning from a Manila conference.
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Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Frank E.i Pickelle
Chicago
Fore
Manila
James Torrens Washington
Bernard Adams
New York
Mia
Teresa Krossner
Air Force
Odawarai
Sagami Bay
Philippines
Tachikawa Air Base
Okinawa
Ime
Anna
Tachikawa
Jessup Attacks Investigations of Communism
U S ambassador at large Philip C. Jessup denounced state department probes into alleged Communism as cruel and stupid personal vilification. Speaking at a joint Foreign Policy Association UN Association and World Trade Club meeting in Cincinnati he warned such tactics could deter recruiting capable personnel and urged proper channels for investigations. He denied responsibility for Communist successes in China and cited letters from George C. Marshall and Dwight Eisenhower praising his stance.
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Cincinnati
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
State Department
China
George C. Marshall
Dwight Eisenhower
Two Czechs Sentenced To Die On Spy Charge
A state court in Prague sentenced Maj. Jaromir Nechansky and Veleslav Wahl to death on high treason and spying for the United States. Milos Sprysi received life imprisonment and four others were jailed 18 to 25 years. The case named former U S embassy officials as directing the espionage ring.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
U. S
Jaromir Nechansky
Veleslav Wahl
Nechansky
Wahl
Milos Sprysi
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