Reds Left in Jap Diet Plan Battle
In Tokyo the 33 remaining Communist Diet members vowed to fight anti party measures while the occupation government contemplates another purge. They appointed Karoku Hosokawa to lead future sessions to replace purged leaders and warned of possible censorship of Akahata and other outlets.
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Kyoto
Shigeru Yoshida
Mussolini
Professor Dies En Route to See Dulles
Thomas Whittemore, 79, Harvard archaeology professor and author of Byzantine and Coptic art studies, collapsed in a State Department corridor while en route to meet John Foster Dulles. He lived in Boston and had an appointment with Dulles' aides.
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Thomas Whittemore
Harvard University
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Fas
O State
Dulles
Whittemore
Boston
Eisenhower warns on huge military spending at Columbia
In a speech at Columbia University Commencement Eisenhower says vast military budgets are essential for safety but risk hollowing the economy if left unchecked. He lists problems including budget imbalance, inflation, tax burdens, subsidies, and potential corruption while urging safeguards and prudent policy.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dany
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
U.S. Senate
U. S. Ships Anti-Tank Weapons to European Allies
U S officials said the United States is shipping anti-tank weapons to European allies, including France, to counter potential Soviet armored threats. The shipments cover bazookas rocket launchers and recoilless rifles still classified, while a parallel program focuses on developing tanks superior to those of future adversaries. Senate hearings examine a 1.2225 billion second-year arms aid bill to rearm friends abroad.
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Washington
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France
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Europe
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UAW Chiefs Continue Hearing In Dispute
In Toledo the CIO United Auto Workers Executive Board pushes a probe into a local rebellion against Vice President Richard Gosser. President Walter Reuther speaks against sensationalism as 300 unionists attend the session, with 28 specific complaints about Gosser’s leadership and finances under debate.
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UAW
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Walter Reuther
Gosser
Car Priority and Free Mail Probed by House Lobby Panel
Washington AP Congress investigates car purchase priorities and free mailing in wartime shortages. Buchanan and Cox discuss auto makers and House folding room records. Probers seek if nonmembers used franked mail to lobby, amid accusations of intimidation by right wing figures.
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Cox
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Eden Wins Divorce Decree in Five Minute Hearing
Former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden obtained a divorce nisi in London after testifying his wife deserted him in 1947 to live in America. The 53 year old, seen as a potential future prime minister, faced a swift ruling with potential impact on his political prospects amid a strait-laced Britain.
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London
Anthony Eden
America
Eden
Britain
Francis Hodson
United States
Nisi
Forrestal advised delaying Amerasia arrests in 1945 case
Senate investigators reported secret testimony suggesting James V. Forrestal urged delaying arrests in the Amerasia documents case. Assistant Attorney General James M. Meltnerney testified behind closed doors that Forrestal, then Navy secretary, later defense secretary, sought to slow prosecutions to avoid friction with Russia over trusteeship rights.
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Amerasia
Secred
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Justice Department
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Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
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Meinerne
Metnerney
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Russia
Japan
San Francisco
Montana Hit by Snowstorm Across State
A June snowstorm dumped over four inches in Helena and Great Falls while Billings reported moderate snowfall. Snow also touched Butte Miles City Cut Bank and higher western elevations as Pacific Canadian air moved into the region. Temperatures fell to near freezing across northern plains with a separate heat spell forecast elsewhere.
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Helena
Grest Falls
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Butte
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California and South Dakota primary results shape Senate race
The California primaries yield Warren's majority and a Nixon bid, with Brewster praising the slate as a clean Republican path. In South Dakota, Francis Mundt defeats Chan Gurney, advancing to face Democrat John Engel, while Florida sees Smathers beat Pepper in a hotly watched contest.
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Senate
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Congress
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Willis Smith
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Graham
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D-Fia
Pepper
Florida
Cabinet Backing King Leopold Is Now In Office
A cabinet committee of the Social Christian Party under Premier Jean Duvieusart was sworn in at the royal palace in Brussels with Regent Prince Charles present. The group vows to be the last regency government and aims to repeal the act creating the regency so King Leopold can return from exile.
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Belgium
Leopold
Social Christian
Jean Duvieusart
Prince Charles
Royal
Social Christians
The Other Side Emphasizes Listening In Dispute
A reflective verse urging civility in debates across politics labor and art. It argues for considering the other fellow’s side, recognizing merit in opposing views, and choosing the democratic path through thoughtful listening.
Letter May Solve Deaths Near Greenville
Police say a letter believed left in the mails may solve the pistol deaths of Warren and Mrs. Simpson, both about 60, found in their Greenville home. A note to their son Harold instructed him to check mail, suggesting a possible murder suicide. The bodies show Mrs Simpson shot twice and Mr. Simpson once.
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Two Are Saved Six Missing In B 29 Crash
Two U S airmen bailed out after a B 29 burned in flight off the Norfolk coast in southeast England during a training mission. They swam all night in the North Sea as dozens of ships and planes searched for the six missing crew members. The Air Force said the aircraft from the Wisconsin- based squadron at Fairfield-Suisun was on a training mission when one engine caught fire.
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London
U. S
Wal Wisstenbroens
Fairfield-Suisun
Sacramento
Cal
Britain
Three-Year Draft Extension Recommended by Armed Services
The Armed Services Committee voted to extend the peacetime draft act for three years. The recommendation was sent to the Senate, with the committee voting eight to four in favor.
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Washington
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Injured Girl Dies In Bicycle Crash In Cleveland
Sandra Faley aged 11 died from injuries after a borrowed bicycle went out of control and struck a fence in Cleveland. She was the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Faley.
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Cleveland
Sandra Faley
Dorothy Faiey
Truman Plans Two Foreign Policy Talks
President Truman leaves today for two foreign policy addresses, first in Missouri and then in St. Louis. He asks Americans to pray for peace as he faces the nation’s daunting duties, delivering an address at Augustana Lutheran Church and a policy talk at Jefferson Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Truman
Washington
Missouri
St. Lowis
Ferson Park
Fires Destroy Half A Block In Lowellville
A large fire in Lowellville, near Youngstown, destroyed half a business block and damaged historic buildings. Fourteen residents fled living quarters as the blaze spread through two structures. fire chief credited quick action by a railroad watchman for aiding evacuations. The Hook Hotel and Boland establishment were among the affected properties.
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Lowellville
Boland Establishment
Peterson
L. Rasilroad
Officials Seek Motive In Woman's Slaying
Police probe a year-old divorcee's brutal murder in West Alexander Pennsylvania. Mrs. Ethel Henry was found slain in her home with a blood stained axe nearby. Investigators link the case to Paul Huntsman who died by suicide near Valley Grove. A note on Huntsman’s body mentions a saw mill. Authorities search read of Mrs. Henry in relation to the mill and a truck seen near the time she vanished.
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Ethel Henry
West Alexander
Washington County
West Valley
Paul Huntsman
Valley Grove
W. Va
Fairport
Henry
Ralph Le‘pore
Ohio County
Wheeling
Huntsman
Saw Mill
Fairmont
Mra. Henry
FBI
Warren Pugh
Killed By Auto In Downtown Intersection
Shelby D ap reports two sentences about the death of year old Jerry Lee Williams who was struck by an auto and killed at a downtown intersection. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Digus Williams of Selby.
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Jerry Lee Williams
Digus Williams
Selby
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