Guardsmen quell crowd at Swift and Cudahy plants wher e strikes erupt
National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets moved into Swift and Cudahy meat packing plants in Minnesota to disperse a 500 person crowd as 25 plus buses carried workers into strike bound facilities. Earlier violence included a raid on the Cudahy plant and police clashes at Swift in South St. Paul.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
National
Swift
Comeon Packing
South ST. Paul
Minn
Swift and Company Packing
Grand Ave
Newport
CIO United Packinghouse
Swift, Armour and Cudahy Meat Packing
Hamiltonian is Killed On Sharp Curve
Hamiltonian is killed in a car wreck on U S 27 near Shady Nook seven miles west of Hamilton at 1 30 a m marking the fourth fatality in six months at that curve. Howard Young 19 of 118 Magnolia Street Hamilton died in the crash and three others suffered minor injuries Don Gentry 20 of 2414 Grand Boulevard driver William Bowling 20 of 306 Hanover Street and Henry Hammons 19 of 319 Ludlow Street Hamilton were injured but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Young
Magnolia St. Hamilton
U. S. 27
Shady Nook
Oxford-Millville Pike
Hamilton
Sheriff's Office
College Corners
Don Gentry
Grand Blvd
William Bowling
Hanover St
Henry Hammons
Ludlow St
Famed Boys Town Founder Flanagan Dies at 61
Monsignor Edward J. Flanagan founder of Boys Town died at an Army hospital after a heart attack. He was 61 and had been inspecting German youth facilities. He led Boys Town from a small Omaha home to a worldwide foster care and delinquency prevention effort.
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Berlin
Edward J. Flanagan
Boys Town
Army Hospital
Germany
Nebraska
Harnack House
Emmitt I. Walsh
Father Walsh
Father Flanagan
Vienna
Rome
Pius XII
U. S. Army
Japan
Omaha
Father Fiatenen
Two Miners Saved as Third Remains Missing in Shamokin Shaft
In Shamokin Pennsylvania two of three trapped miners Edward Heck age 42 and Peter Gordon age 35 were rescued after more than 60 hours in a water filled mine passage 175 feet below the surface. They were brought to Shamokin Hospital for first aid as rescuers fought flood waters and searched for Charles Bashore who was missing in the shaft with possible drowning.
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Shamokin
Edward Heck
Peter Gordon
Shamokin Hospital
Charles Bashore
Independent
Pete Lazarski
Kulpmont
Louis Bogerty
Coal Township
Mundt Nixon anti-Communism bill praised in House
Rep John Vorys calls the Mundt Nixon bill a sound attempt to solve a tough issue in the American way. He warns the Communist party is using the United Nations structure to undermine the UN.
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Washington
John Vorys
Rohio
House
Communist Party
United Nations
Eva Gough, Millinery Pioneer, Dies at 69
Eva B Gough 69 prominent retired milliner died at home 116 McKinley St Friday evening She and sister Kate ran the Gough Millinery Shop for 40 years shaping hats and building a large clientel Also survived by sister Mrs Ella Barry of Los Angeles and nieces and nephews Funeral services at Holy Trinity Church with Requiem High Mass at 9 30 a m Monday Calvary Cemetery burial.
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Eva B. Gough
McKinley St
Kate
Gough
North Main St
Eva
Elwood St
McKinley
Holy Trinity Church
Ella Barry
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles
Dorothy Gough
Miss Gough
The
Immaculate Conception Sodality
Schramm Funeral Home
Calvary Cemetery
Truman Failed To Cooperate Says Halleck
U S Rep Charles A Halleck charged President Truman broke a solemn promise to cooperate with the Republican Congress He accused Truman of opposing major measures and vetoing tax cuts and labor reforms while praising the Taft Hartley Act in a Vermont Republican convention speech
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Congress
Halleck
Vermont
Truman
Columbus Girl Is Miss OSU of 1948
Beverly Cochran a 19 year old sophomore won Miss Ohio State University 1948 at a downtown theater. She has brown hair green eyes is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank D Cochran of Columbus and will receive a mateling course screen test traveling suit trip to New York and a dancing course. She is enrolled in the College of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Beverly Cochran
Ohio State University
Miss Cochran
Frank D. Cochran
New York
College of Eduation
Fleeing man shot in hotel pursuit in Cleveland
Police fired during a corridor pursuit at the Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland. Andrew J. Blaha, 29, was wounded after detectives spotted two men in a car with unmatched plates and followed them until the car crashed and overturned. A six block chase failed to catch the other suspect.
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Cleveland
Hotel Hollenden
Andrew J. Blaha
John Oller
Blaha
Hollenden
Stable fire kills fourteen horses at Oakmont Stables
A blaze at Oakmont Stables on the outskirts of Plattsmouth Nebraska killed fourteen race horses and destroyed equipment valued at about fifty thousand dollars. John Brecht owner, said the horses were worth fifty thousand and equipment twenty five thousand. A bolt of lightning apparently started the fire.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Oakmont
John Brecht
United States Recognizes Jewish State as UN Talks Stumble
The United States moves to recognize the Jewish state of Israel as the UN General Assembly fails to act on the Palestine crisis. An emergency session adjourns after four weeks with only authorization to appoint a UN mediator for the Holy Land. The Big Five will select the mediator to seek peace between Arabs and Jews. The assembly ends in confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
United Nations
Holy Land
White House Probes Arms Embargo on Palestine and Israel Ties
A White House source says the government is studying lifting the arms embargo to Palestine and reviewing a possible exchange of diplomats with the newly recognized state of Israel. The source declined to be named.
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Washington
White House
United States
Palestine
Israel
Truman Recognizes Israel Echoes Around World
President Truman announced American recognition of Israel, triggering celebratory reactions from Jewish leaders and skeptical responses from Arab nations. Guatemala aligned quickly while the Soviet Union signaled support without formal recognition. The U S trusteeship proposal for the Holy Land faded from focus as partition regained support in the UN.
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Truman
Guatemala
Russia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Moscow
Holy Land
United States
Warren R. Austin
Quiz program ends in suit in New York
Mutual Broadcasting System filed a 100000 counterclaim after a half million dollar damage suit from Dan Galenpaul Associates over Information Please. MBS seeks dismissal and denies negligence while claiming the producers breached contract by limiting local air times and sale opportunities. The contract expires June 25.
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NEW York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Dan Galenpaul Associates
Mutual
Galenpaul
MBS
Gelenpaul
Trucker Collision Kills Four Berry Pickers in Kentucky
Two trucks sideswiped near Glasgow Kentucky killing four berry pickers and wounding at least 20. Victims were Lila Whitlow 40 Ray Lyons 15 Mitchell Bennett 12 and Sam Cross 38. Cause cited as collision between J D Duke 55 and Carl Wright 36.
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Glasgow
Lila Whitlow
Clitus Whitlow
Ray Lyons
Claude Lyons
Mitchell Bennett
Clarence Bennett
Park
Barren County
Sam Cross
Center
Whitlow
Cross
J. D. Duke
Lecta
Carl Wright
Wright
Barren
Hart
Metcalfe
Duke
Ohio fugitive arrested after wild overnight chase
A 17 year old Ohio fugitive William E Guess from Lancaster escaped from a boys school and stole a 1947 car before a chase by Wanakah troopers. Shots were fired blowing out tires and after ditching the car Guess fled into woods and was later arrested while hitchhiking. He admitted involvement with an attempted gas station theft with William L Roberts.
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Wanakah
N. Y
Ohio
M. L. Fort
William E. Guess
Lancaster
Guess
Lancaster Boys’ Industrial School
Roy Moore
St. Louis
Wesleyville
Fort
D. J. Libera
R. G. Dennis
Silver Creek
William L. Roberts
Willard
Roberts
Taft campaign costs total 164857 in Ohio primary
Ohio reports show Taft faction spend 164857 for Republican delegates with 147963 in outlay and 16894 in unpaid bills. Taft won 44 GOP convention delegates. Stassen took nine. Secretary of State noted missing reports from Lausche Miller and others. Bricker reported 18.59 spent traveling to secureTaft at large delegate seat.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Secretary of State
Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Ohio Republican Campaign Committee
Taft For President Club
Frank J. Lausche
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
Lausche
Miller
Andy Vusky
Bellaire
Allan Slade
Franklin County
John W. Bricker
Student James H. Baker Killed in Car Crash
James H. Baker a 20 year old Baldwin Wallace College sophomore died early today when his car struck a tree in Shaker Heights Ohio He was the son of Phillip M Baker president of the Baker food brokerage company bearing his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James H. Baker
Baldwin-Wallace College
Shaker Heights
Phillip M. Baker
Three Gamblers Claim Luck With Roulette System in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas three relaying gamblers claimed a net gain of $3,000 today after a week long roulette run. Albert Hibbs of Chillicothe Ohio Roy Walford of San Diego California and Jack Cortez of New York raised bets from $2.25 to $3 and drew crowds as they pursued a so called system of always betting red one. Hibbs and Walford University of Chicago graduates had previously drawn attention for an $8,000 Reno win but have recently struggled.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Albert Hibbs
Chillicothe
Ohio
Roy Walford
San Diego
Calif
Jack Cortez
Truman Opens 1948 Campaign With Confident Victory Talk
President Truman declared that a Democrat will win the White House in four years as he addressed Young Democrats of America at a $25 dinner in the Mayflower Hotel. He urged a tough stance against obstructionists and asked foreign policy to be kept out of the race. The speech marked his first openly political address since announcing his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Young Democrats of America
Mayflower Hotel
Mr. Truman
Calls Studied in Stock Deal In Kaiser Frazer Withdrawal
The SEC records show officials and Otis and Company associates made calls around the Kaiser Frazer stock issue withdrawal of 9 00 000 shares. The inquiry links the withdrawal to a February 9 stockholder suit filed in Detroit by James F Masterson.
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Cleveland
Otis and Company
Securities and Exchange Commission
Detroit
James F. Masterson
Philadelphia
Kaiser-Frazer
Trick Nets $75,000 Gems in Newark Dealer Case
Police report says Henry Blank of Newark lost at least $75 000 in gems after a caller impersonating him authorized a hotel porter to take his coat and briefcase containing jewels from a Cleveland office while he went to lunch with a partner.
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Cleveland
Henry Blank
Newark
N. J
Blank
Coast Guard Responds to Possible Mine Sinking SOS
Three Coast Guard cutters a flying boat and two B 17 rescue planes rushed to a northern California coast area after an early morning SOS said a vessel was sinking rapidly reaching from an apparent mine strike. The ship identity was unclear with signals suggesting the William E Channing though it had been retired to Astoria Oregon last Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
California
William E. Channing
Channing
Maritime Commission
Astoria
Ore
E. E. Thorne
Navy
Federal Communications Commission
CIO Chief Sees Big Steel Strike By End Of Year
CIO President Philip Murray warned at a CIO United Steelworkers convention that over 107000 steelworkers will face expiring contracts by December and about half may strike or be idle, as he urged raising monthly dues from 1.50 to 2 dollars to prepare for the looming crisis.
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CIO Chief
Boston
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
United Steelworkers
Newborn State Begins Battle for its Life
Cairo reports Egypt has crossed into Palestine with two mechanized columns and artillery, destroying a Jewish village and pushing toward Gaza. Egyptian planes attacked Tel Aviv harming a hangar and a DC-3, while leaflets urged Arabs to join holy war. Martial law is in effect as Egypt moves to restore security.
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Cairo
Egypt
Palestine
Gaza
Ministry of Defense
Tel Aviv
Israel
Foreign Office
Ahmed Khashaba Pasha
Holy Land
Farouk
Akhbar el Yom
Arab League
United States
Mareconi Radio Telegraph Company
Mahmound Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
al Assas
Rafa
el ‘Uja
United Nations
Stassen Plans Southern Swing Ahead of RNC
Harold Stassen, a presidential aspirant, will resume a rapid southward campaign tour just before the June 21 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harold Stassen
South
Philadelphia
J. R. Allen Realtor Dies Sudden at 62 in Middletown
J R Allen 62 a Middletown realtor died suddenly at 8 15 a m today at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at his home on Miamisburg Route 2. He had been active in real estate 21 years, with son John R Allen Jr joining after service to form John R Allen and Son. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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J. R. Allen
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Miamisburg
Allen
Montgomery County
John R. Allen, Jr
John R. Allen
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UN General Assembly
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Greece
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Hunt
Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Stassen
Rotary Club
Shriners
Methodist Church
Franklin Methodist Church
Eva M. Allen
Robert Brinkmeyer
Wilson Home
Iville Cemetery
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