Refugees in Ireland Stage Hunger Strike
Hungarian refugees at Knockalisheen camp in Limerick began a hunger strike to protest delays in resettlement to the United States and Canada. Mothers refused to feed children. 371 refugees stayed in huts as breakfast was served but largely uneaten. Red Cross camp controller Edmund Murphy expressed distress over the situation and potential reprisals among leaders. The camp, opened five months ago for 530 refugees, recently saw 17 depart to Argentina and 9 return to Hungary.
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Ireland
Knockalisheen
United States
Canada
Red Cross
Edmund Murphy
Argentina
Hungary
British Actors Equity backs Robeson engagements abroad
The British Actors Equity Association adopted a resolution urging the U S State Department to allow Paul Robeson to fill engagements in Britain. The passport ban stems from his close ties to Communist causes at home and abroad.
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London
British Actors Equity Assn
U. S. State Department
Paul Robeson
Britain
State Department
Robeson
Emperor Hirohito Marks 56th Birthday With UN Toast
Emperor Hirohito celebrated his 56th birthday at a palace luncheon with family Premier Nobusuke Kishi and Cabinet members and about 150 officials. He then appeared before more than 100000 citizens in the palace courtyard to mark the day.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
United Nations
Nobusuke Kishi
Zemo Great for Ainor Burns and Wounds
A fragment mentions Zemo as a doctor’s formula and ointment aiding burns and cuts along with vague references to healing signs and foot care. The text is garbled and cannot confirm a clear product claim or origin.
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Zemo
Ainor Burns
Ieee
Congress Welcomes Two New Members in Special Elections
Ralph Yarborough is sworn in as Texas junior senator, replacing the late Price Daniel. Joseph Montoya fills the New Mexico House seat left by Rep. Fernandez. Both results come from special elections after Easter recess.
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Washington
Congress
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Joseph Montoya
Santa Fe
N.M
Rep
Fernandez
Yarborough
Austin, Tex
Senate
Price Daniel
Noles Joins Wheaton College Field Service Staff
Robert D. Noles of Littleton Colorado joins Wheaton College field service as Northwestern states representative. He is a 1940 Wheaton graduate and former radio producer for Challenge o Youth and Strength for the Day with the Radio Gospel fellowship.
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Wheater College
David L Roberts
Wheaton College
Mr. Salter
Radio Gospel Fellowship
United States
Rev. Noles
Lorraine Allen
Barbara
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Noles
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Gordon Seminary
Santa Barbara
California
Colorado
Middletown High School
Klan Expands in Britain as Immigration Sparks Action
Two MPs state the Ku Klux Klan is forming branches in five British cities amid influx of Negroes from Jamaica and Trinidad. Laborite Maurice Orbach notes swift government action to curb the movement. Reports link Horace Sherman Miller of Waco Texas to agents in London Birmingham Liverpool Southend-on-Sea and Fleetwood. Also notes rising frozen food sales in U S stores.
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Ku Klux Klan
Jamaica
Trinidad
Maurice Orbach
Horace Sherman Miller
Waco
Tex
Birmingham
Liverpool
Southend-on-Sea
Fleetwood
Valley Deaths In State List
The Associated Press reports twenty Ohio deaths over a weekend with sixteen in auto accidents. Fatalities include children Patty Bowling and Bonita Tibbs, and adults such as Katherine Myers and Alfred Evans Jr. in various crashes and drownings.
Construction Starts On College Building at WRU Campus
Construction begins on a three story structure at Western Reserve University to house Cleveland College. The new building, costing 1 619 000 dollars, is slated for completion ahead of the 1958 summer classes.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Cleveland College
WRU
Immunity To Cancer Seen Via Tumors
Cincinnati researchers report experiments on mice with breast cancer showing death rates drop from 90 to 20 percent when injected with a substance made from the tumors. In some cases the substance appeared to prevent new growth. Studies to assess human applications will begin soon.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fof
Cincinnati
Leo G. Mutini
Elton S. Cook
Divi Thomae
Pan American Cancer Cytology Congress
Poverty to Disappear Says UCLA Expert
University of Michigan professor Wilbur Cohen predicts poverty in the United States will be abolished within ten years. He says an organized program and university driven research will train personnel to end poverty.
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Los Angeles
University of Michigan
Wilbur Cohen
UCLA
School of Social Welfare
United States
Seven Injured In Auto Crash Near Gregory Creek Bridge
Seven persons were injured in a two car collision on Ohio 4 north of Gregory Creek Bridge at 7 20 p m Saturday. Victims from Dayton include James Marshall Marion Carter Herman Lewis Warren Walker the Rev M B Cockram Maurice Miles and Os Lee Bailey plus Kroft patrol.
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Ohio 4
Gregory Creek Bridge
Middletown Hospital
James Marshall
Marion Carter
Herman Lewis
Warren Walker
Chamber Man Calls for Labor Clean Sweep at Meeting
John Coleman of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce urged labor to perform a full house cleaning beyond ending racketeering and violence. He pressed unions to drop the secondary boycott, recognize right to work, and curb any monopoly power while stressing bipartisan labor-management cooperation. Coleman linked his remarks to Senate inquiries into Teamsters misdeeds and related union violence.
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Washington
John
Coleman
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Chamber
Senate Committee
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Teamsters Union
Labor Federation
CYSTEA Urinary Relief Promises Quick Help
An advertisement touts Cystea as a remedy for bladder irritation and urine issues. It claims 30 years of use across ages and offers a money back guarantee with CY0GTEX branding and a promise of rapid improvement.
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Cyogtex
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