17 JAP Reds Ordered Out by MacArthur
General MacArthur ordered 17 more Japanese Communists purged including workers at Aka hata the party newspaper in Japan He said the move was an alternate method of correction to censorship or closing the paper Yoshida was informed The purge followed the party naming an eight member leading group to replace 84 purged politburo members Katsumi Kikunami was among the eight named in the new leadership group
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MacArthur
Akahata
Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
Red Party
Katsumi Kikunami
Bam Tonight
Plane Crash Sought Cause as 28 Die in Puerto Rican Flight
A C46 crash bound for Wilmington from San Juan killed 28 Puerto Ricans with 37 survivors. Officials from the Civil Aeronautics Board and Puerto Rico government opened inquiries in Charleston and San Juan as search teams scoured the crash area. Fernando Sierra led Puerto Rico labor officials to Charleston to assist survivors.
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San Juan
Charleston
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Geog
Acant Hope
Conor Aurore
Vie
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N. C
Fernando Sierra
Neward Davidson
Employment and Immigration Bureau
Department of Labor of
Puerto Rico
Westair Company
Cab
Washington
Gordon Matthews
Fruerant
Man Indicted in Grand Larceny Case at Columbus Packing
Columbus AP report states Robert Stewart of Shadeville, 22, was indicted on grand larceny charges connected with the theft of seven to thirty three items from the Columbus Packing Company. Stewart is a former employee of the packing firm.
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Columbus
Robert Stewart
Shadeville
Columbus Packing Company
Stewart
McCarthy Blast on Communists Sparks Stalemate Outlook
Washington AP Senator McCarthy and the State Department clash over a 1946 FBI chart claiming Communist agents in high State Department posts. McCarthy cites 3 officers still in place. Aiken foresees a political stalemate as Republicans push for a panel, while the State Department rejects new exposure and vows loyalty checks.
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Washington
McCarthy
FBI
State Department
Department of State
Valued Records Destroyed In Michigan Fire
In Ann Arbor Michigan priceless records and years of research were lost as a Haven Hall blaze damaged the University of Michigan site. The university estimates replacement costs at 3.5 million dollars. One firefighter was injured and five student volunteers escaped safely. Investigators have not yet determined the fire’s cause.
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Mich
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Haven Mall
University
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Fremen
Heaven Hall
UN Secretary General Proposes 16 Points for 20 Year Peace
Trygve Lie presents 16 proposals to UN members aiming to settle the Chinese representation dispute and end the cold war. The plan calls for biannual Security Council meetings, an atomic energy control accord, a UN armed restraint, universal UN membership, long term technical and economic development aid, stronger World Health Organization use, human rights respect, decolonization steps, and faster world law under the UN charter.
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Trygvelove
United Nations
China
Security Council
Germany
UN World Heal Org Organization
US opposes rearmament of Western Germany
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States opposes any rearmament of Western Germany to bolster West security. In Washington, Chairman Edward K Barsky and 16 other leaders of the Joint Anti fascist Refugee Committee were ordered to bell today to serve sentences for contempt of congress.
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Acheson Caid
United States
Western
Germany
West
Edward K. Barsky
Krefance Committee
Bell
Conares
Man Is Acquitted in Olentangy River Road Crash
Dr W Smith 30 of Marion was acquitted yesterday in traffic court on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated. A jury found him not guilty. Smith was arrested April 16 after his car crashed into the home of Gustave Ackerman at 1484 Olentangy River Road, destroying furniture and moving the house from its foundation.
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Columbus
W Smith
Marion
Dr. Smith
Gustave Ackerman
Olentangy River Road
California and South Dakota face tight primary battles
Governor Earl Warren leads California Republicans with James Roosevelt close behind as returns trickle in. In South Dakota, Senator Gurney loses renomination, Francis Case wins the GOP Senate bid, and Democrat Warren vies with Roosevelt for the California governorship amid slow tallies and shifting statewide support.
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James Roosevelt
Associated Press
California
Earl Warren
South Dakota
Gurney
Roosevelt
Repter
Richard Nixon
Senate
Bus crash in Cairo kills eleven near Cairo Egypt
An AP report states a crowded bus collided with a truck near Cairo killing eleven passengers and injuring fourteen others. The incident involved Egyptian travelers and prompted emergency response teams to reach the scene.
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Egypt
Hilt
Egyptiens and
Informa
Truman appeals to businessmen for support in labor bill push
President Truman urged the Association of Better Business Bureaus to back his congressional program, arguing government action has helped private enterprise and saying his measures will maintain steady growth. He cited loans, securities regulation, social insurance, and housing policies as key boosts to purchasing power and the economy. In Lorain Avon Lake voters approved a draft charter and elected a charter committee with votes 146 to 49.
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Truman
Association of Netter Business Bureaus
Congress
Cies
Orman
Berk “Sancta
Steck
Vines
Messares
Wg Wed
Lorain
Avon Lake
The Frugal Shopper and Fashion Sense
A humorous look at how spending habits affect style. Some thrifty buyers look sharp in bargain finds, while others overspend yet fail to impress. The piece notes that appearance comes from how one wears clothes, not price, and hints at a shared fashion flaw: many wear outfits like sacks.
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Gale
Senate approves bill giving more cash for farm prices
Senate votes 4 to 5 to approve a farm price support bill raising CCC borrowing capacity by up to 2.7 billion to sustain government aid for farm prices. The move follows GOP attempts to trim price supports and prevent large outlays, with debate over impacts on inflation and costs. Ohio Senators Taft and Bricker opposed an amendment to abandon the 100 percent price support policy.
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Wiljlwtee
Cain
Williams
Hie
Washington
Ohio
Robert A Taft
John W. Bricker
Commodity Credit Corporation
Washington D H Newspaper Hit By 10000 Fire
The Washington D H Record Herald planned to print elsewhere after a fire caused about 10000 in damage last night. Fire Chief George Malicol said the blaze, starting around 9 p m, inflicted considerable damage to the press and engraving machine, but offices remained intact. Firefighters contained it by 9 45 p m. a passer-by alerted authorities.
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Washington D. i H. Record Herald
George Malicol
Army Revamp Measure Studied by Congress
Washington AP report notes an Army reorganization bill aims to grant Congress authority to extend or create new branches under War Powers Act constraints. Proposed changes include a guided missiles unit parallel to infantry and artillery, with oversight by senior defense officials. The committee reapportioned the plan, seeking safeguards and clear future authority.
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Howe Toder
Congress
Beck
Calesons
Sam Browne
Belie
Gordon Gray
Army
Etary
Defense
Besse
Body Recovered After Drowning Near Massillon
John Nusaveaum, 6, of North Lawrence, drowned last night in a clay pit pool about six miles west of Massillon. His body was recovered today.
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Todey
Senate narcotics inquiry names higherups in crime ring
Washington AP reports a Senate committee pursuing narcotics traffic disclosed names of top figures in a sprawling underworld network. Senators Kefauver and Tobey urged a broad probe, saying evidence links crime, politics, and widespread graft, with about 800 people implicated. The panel vows to expose deeper ties across cities and illicit operations.
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Senate
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Carmicelloner HF
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Youth Slayer Backs Action Before Mary
CHARLESTON W Va AP A year old charged with the father calmly told thought he had done the gin thing Jimmy Bose Best Bank lagh School sophomore said te day he hated hie father Why Recess Se threstensd to wil me end becauee he besten me ena mother athe the slight youth is har sh shaving his father Ted Basher He 45 coal with 2 ecaliore rifle as parent ele i a chair the liv e agreer of the family house at Hansford last April 2 The boy pleaded innocent Prosecutor Frank 5 oe aid the death penalty not oe asked because of his Asked by fatehed for killing his father the youlh replied it didn't much difference He added Even I have to go to imptitution of something it would be better than staying at home the way things were The trial continues today.
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W. Va
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Ted Basher
Hansford
Frank
Woman Found Dead Beneath Old Saw Mill Near St Clairsville
Deputy sheriffs traced a suicide note and found the body of Mrs Ethel Henry of West Alexander Pennsylvania buried under floorboards in an old saw mill near St Clairsville Ohio The investigation linked the case to Paul Hunteman Sr 80 found hanged outside a Valley Grove tavern authorities quoted the note There is no one that knows I am the one at the saw mill The search spanned Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania as authorities pursued the mill search and removed boards to recover the body
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Belmont County
Ethel Henry
West Alexander
Dale Baker
Painpoint
Ralph Lepore
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W. Va
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Valley Grove
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Wavell Rites Held at Westminster Abbey
London AP reports the state funeral for Field Marshal Lord Wavell at Westminster Abbey. The veteran of Palestine and Somaliland, who died May 26, was brought from London Tower by boat and laid in state before the service.
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Lord Wabero
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Palestine
Somaliland
Burma
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