British Pendulum Swings to Right
New York reports Britain’s town and city council results show a continued rightward shift from the postwar socialist surge. Analysts say the pendulum nears its limit as Labour faces internal debate over nationalization and mixed economy plans, with a general election likely by autumn.
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New York
Britain
England
Winston Churchill
Cielist Party
Labor Party
Egypts Council Blocks Royal Marriage of Princess Fathia
The royal council refused to recognize Princess Fathias marriage to Christian commoner Riad Ghali in San Francisco. An administrator was ordered to seize the couple's properties, and Fathias sister Princess Faika was ordered to return to Egypt. King Farouk did not approve the union. the queen mother had supported it and the palace spokesman Muhammed Zui kar Bey reported.
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Egypts
California
Farouk
Fathia
Nazii
San Francisco
Riad Ghali
Princess Faika
Egypt
United States
Muhammed ‘Zuikar Bey
Boscobel Port Hosts Historical Flight Tour Launch
Wisconsin and Midwest pilots will land at Boscobel airport Sunday for the season’s first historical flight. Organized by the State Historical Society and State Aeronautics Commission, four flights are planned in 1950 with autotoir visits to local historic sites.
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Pyscure
Wisconsin
Iowa
Ilinois
Minnesota
Boscobel
State Historical Society
State Aeronautics | Commission
Siren
Madeline
Bayfield County
Menominee, Mich
Trucks Sideswipe Near Monticello at 3:45 P.M.
Trucks driven by Donald M. Daley and Frederick M. Wirth, both Monticello residents, sideswiped near the Bidlingmaier Isel Cheese factory nine miles southwest of Monticello at 3 45 p m yesterday. Daley drove a Standard Oil gas truck and Wirth a Karlen and Son Co truck of Monticello. Louisville Ky was named for Louis XVI of France.
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Donald M. Daley
Frederick M. Wirth
Monticello
Bidlingmaier-Isel Y Cheese Factory
Daley
Wirth
Karlen and Son Co
Kelly Farm Passes From Kelly Family After 105 Years
The Kelly Inn and 40 acre Old Log House on Highway 11 near Monroe, tied to Mordecai Kelly and the Racine Dubuque trail, are sold from Mrs. M M Murphy of Freeport to Mr. and Mrs Harry E Williams of Monroe. Final settlement nears as ownership shifts to the Williams family who plan to move in before June 1.
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Kelly
Highway 11
Monroe
Harry E. Williams
Mordecai Kelly
Times
Oto
Racine-Dubuque
Great Lakes
M. M. Murphy
Freeport
James Polk
Ohio
Wisconsin
Danville
Spring Square
City Hall
U.S. Land Offices
Mineral Point
Alred Kelly
Samuel Kelly
Absalom Kelly
Elizabeth Kelly Blaine
Amy Kelly Morton
Alfred Kelly
Cadiz Township
Mordecai
Catherine Kelly
Clarno Township
Sarah Smith
Levi Smith
Green County
John Keating
Murphy
Alfred
Sarah Kelly
Mable Murphy Foss
Mrs. John Hoskins Dies in Milwaukee
Darlington special report says Mrs. Armon Childers Hoskins born near Warren died Monday in a Milwaukee hospital after a short illness. Formerly of Darlington and Beaver Dam, she was married to John Hoskins, partner in a local drug store. Survived by husband two daughters Nina Childers Freeport sister and one grandchild. Services set for 2:30 pm tomorrow at Nelson Sharer funeral home with Eastern Star and Methodist church burial at Union Grove cemetery.
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Darlington
John Hoskins
Beaver Dam
Milwaukee
Armon Childers
Warren
Hoskins
Wilson Drug Store
Darlington Eastern Star
Eastern Star
Ava Gardner Denies She'll Wed Sinatra
Screen star Ava Gardner denies any romance with Frank Sinatra or plans to marry him while filming here. She says columnists tie her to Sinatra purely imaginary and notes she is not in love with her leading man Mario Cabre either.
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Ves Bessoas
Ava Gardner
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood
Ava
Sinatra
Miss Gardner
Mario Cabre
Frazer Rites Draw Attendees From Nearby Towns
Out-of-town mourners attended the funeral of Dr. J. H. Frazer in New York City yesterday. Among the visitors were Mrs. Frank Germann of Decorah Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgibbon of Lakewood, and Mrs. Carl Marty Jr. of Three Lake.
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Frazer
J. H. Frazer
New York City
Frank Germann
Decorah
Paul Fitzgibbon
Lakewood
Withrow Seeks Return to Congress in 1948 Primary
Former third district representative Withrow Gardner Withrow announced Monday his bid for re election. Elected in 1930 and 1932 as a progressive Republican he returned to office in 1934 and 1936 and defeated Rep William Stevenson in the 1948 Republican primary before winning a fifth term in Congress.
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waLrossed
Gardner Withrow
William Stevenson
Congress
Daily Market Report Chicago Livestock and Grains
Livestock prices eased with hogs down 15 to 25 cents on light to midweights while cattle and calves showed mixed to steady moves. Sows held near steady, top hogs at 19.85, steer and heifer ranges mostly steady to slightly lower, and sausage bulls in the 22.00 to 23.50 area. In grains, nearby soybeans led declines with liquidation, wheat followed, and corn and oats recovered some losses as favorable weather supported crop prospects.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U.S
Board of Trade
Wall Street Greeted End of Strike on Quiet Trading Day
New York stocks opened with railroad shares showing strength after the strike settlement. The market received a mildly tonic effect as many leading issues traded higher, lifting the balance of the session.
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Wall Street
New York
Market indexes advance as leaders push gains
The market moved higher with several rail and industrial names climbing. Santa Fe, Southern Railway, General Motors, and Western Union led the advance while U S Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Chrysler, Admiral, Radio Corp, and U S Gypsum posted gains as overall activity remained modest.
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Santa Fe and Southern Railway
General Motors
Western Union
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Admiral, Radio Corp
U.S. Gypsum
Democrats oppose smears in party policy statement
The Democratic National Committee adopted a policy denouncing smear tactics and urging fair, factual investigation over headlines built on rumor. The statement, issued after Truman's Chicago stadium address, rejected fighting communism with police state methods and called on citizens to report disloyal activity with evidence.
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Ascgo
Fc Party
Party
National Committee
McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Truman
Chicago Stadium
Citi
Democratic Party
Father Son Die When Train Strikes Car Near Depot
John Cornford age 39 of Prairie du Chien and his son David aged three were killed when the car they rode in was struck by a Burlington Zephyr train Monday. The impact hurled the car about 30 feet. the boy died on arrival at a hospital and the father died three hours later.
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Prairie du Chien
John Cornford
David
Burlington Zephyr
Cornford
Flu Virus Faces New Drug Attack
A California scientist described experiments toward a drug from hay derived bacteria that destroyed influenza A and Newcastle disease viruses in eggs. The work, not yet tested on animals or humans, marks a step toward an antiviral capable of combating major flu and a deadly chicken illness. Subtilin, an antibiotic from bacillus subtilis, is the key substance.
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Society of American Bacteriologists
California
Hay
A. 3. Saile
University of California At Los Angeles
Salle
Jakarta
Makassar
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