Ko Reds Threaten Filibuster Over Armistice Package Deal
North Korea's Nam Il warned in Panmunjom of a filibuster against the Allied armistice package after accusing U S officials of inhumane prisoner handling linked to Brig Gen Francis T Dodd's kidnapping on Koje Island. The UN Command said most POWs prefer no release to Red China or North Korea, and Nam Il pressed for daily meetings until the package is accepted. A new round of talks was set for Thursday at 11 am local time.
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Nam Tl
Francis T. Dodd
Koje Island
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Dodd
Nam Il
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Washington
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Nam II
Kole
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Red China
North Korea
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Clark
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Tennessee Street Widening Erases Elmendorf Shrubs
The highway department begins removing shrubbery at 119 Tennessee Street to widen the street from 25 to 55 feet after a dispute with homeowner George Elmendorf. The move comes despite Elmendorf’s demand to reopen Ingleside Drive along an old route.
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Tennessee Street
Highway Department
Elmendorf
Ingleside Drive
Ban On Horsemeat In Sausage Lists
Washington officials say sausage makers may resume mixing horsemeat with products starting May 19. Processors must clearly label items containing horsemeat per Office of Price Stabilization rules.
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Washington
Office of Price Stablization
River Stages Show Flood in 24 Hour Update
River levels rise to flood stage in 24 hour period with stage changes prompting warnings. Authorities urge residents in flood prone areas to monitor gauges and prepare evacuation plans as waters approach critical levels.
Senate panel votes to curb Wage Stabilization Board powers
The Senate Banking Committee voted to strip the Wage Stabilization Board of powers in labor disputes and reorganize it as an all public body. The panel also extended wage and price controls to next March 1, with two Democrats warning the extender is too weak to curb inflation.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Wage Stabilization Board
Sen. Douglas
Illinois
Sen. Moody
Michigan
Druggist Tour Highlights Lilly Merck Visit
Thirty local druggists traveled by chartered bus from Monroe to Indianapolis and St Louis, visiting Merck in St Louis and Eli Lilly labs in Indianapolis. They will view the 500 mile speedway opening in Indianapolis on May 17 before returning home, under S E Aulds.
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Monroe Wholesale Drug Company
Eli- Lilly Drug Manufacturing Company
Monroe
St. Louis
Merck Company
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
Eli- Lilly Company
Pharmacueticals
S. E. Aulds
Pharmacuetical
One Killed Six Saved As B29 Collides With Marine Corsair
Five surviving crewmen told how the B29 and Corsair crashed nearly three miles above the Pacific. Seven crew members parachuted. one Marine pilot was killed and six crewmen were rescued with minor injuries. Wreckage sank quickly. six survivors and the dead airman were recovered. Both aircraft were from California bases, March Air Force Base and El Toro Marine Air Base.
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Pacific Ocean
Marine Corsair
Navy
Coast Guard
Santa Catalina Island
Marine
March Air Force Base
Calif
el Toro
Marine Air Base
Lawrence L. McLaughlin
Dayton
Toledo
Twin City Community Chest Names 1952 53 Campaign Heads
H Flood Madison Jr president announces Evans Ethridge W J Riley Jr and Jake Pickens as leaders of the 1952 53 campaign committee. Ethridge is praised for Red Feather work Junior Chamber and industrial foundation. Riley is noted for leading a top Infantile Paralysis drive and active civic roles. Pickens runs The Toggery and begins his campaign duties.
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H. Flood Madison, Jr
Twin City Community Chest Board of Directors
Evans Ethridge
W. J. Riley, Jr
Jake Pickens
Ethridge
Rijiey
Pickens
Twin City
Madison
R. Evans
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Kiwanis Club
Knights of Columbus
Junior Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Barksdall Faulk
WSB Prepares Cap on Oil Strike Pay Increases
The Wage Stabilization Board moves to set a general but flexible ceiling on wage hikes for about 90,000 striking oil workers as the three week stoppage disrupts supply. Officials say the cap will guide unions and the 20 major oil firms.
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Washington
WSB
New Ship Tests Atlantic Run For S S United States
A 52 000 ton passenger liner departs Newport News Virginia for two builder s trials to challenge Britain s Mary and Elizabeth. The United States will run down the James River through Hampton Roads and Chesapeake Bay before embarks on speed tests near Cape Henry. Engineers will test the distilling plant and turbine efficiency as the high pressure steam turbines produce over 165 000 horsepower.
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Newport News
America
Britain
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James River
Hampton Roads
Chesapeake Bay
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Ft. Monroe
Old Point Comfort
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Cape Henry
Polio Victim Improves After Critical Stage Passes
Attendants at a polio clinic in Alexandria report 18 year old Joyce Shivers of Ouachita Street has moved past the critical stage after several days on a respirator. She was stricken May 6, rushed to Charity Hospital, then to the Alexandria center where paralysis limited to her legs before worsening briefly.
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Alexandria
Joyce Shivers
Ouachita Street
Miss Shivers
Ouachita Parish
Charity Hospital
Prison escape fugitives recaptured. hostage mother and child freed
Two of four Ramsey state prison farm escapees were recaptured early today. Lydia Sproles, 32, and her daughter Clara Jo, 6, were released unharmed by the fugitives in Angelton. Convicts Russell H. Pulliam and John E. Welch were later captured after gunfights following a spree of car thefts.
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Tex
Ramsey State Prison Farm
M. V. Crain
Lydia Sproles
Clara Jo
Liverpool
Alvin
Russell H. Pulliam
John E. Welch
Valasco
Angelion Medical Clinic
O. O. Stewart
Alfred Minner
Robert Arthur Chick
Bonn to Seek $1 Billion Aid for German Rearmament
Bonn plans to ask the United States for at least one billion dollars to arm German soldiers for Western defense after the Allied-German peace contract and the European army treaty are approved. Sources say the sum may cover the first year of rearmament.
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Bonn
Germany
United States
German Pact Signing Near in Western Defense Plan
Secretary of State Acheson plans to travel to Europe to complete basic arrangements for incorporating Germany into a Western defense setup by month end. He will sign a peace treaty for West Germany with Britain France and West Germany ministers present. The Western powers vow to press ahead toward unity and seek talks with the Soviet Union on German unification after clearing fundamental issues such as free elections.
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Washington
Acheson
Europe
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Britain
Soviet Union
Summer Term At Northeast State Set To Begin
Registration opens Friday June 5 and closes the next day. Classes run June 8 to August 7 with 10 credit hours allowed. Louisiana residents pay 9 and out-of-state 30. Beginners and transfers should bring transcripts. veterans bring eligibility certificates. Dormitory rooms at 7.50 per student. Further details to follow in local press.
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Northeast State
Louisiana
Lewis C. Slater
Slater
USW Hints New Steel Strike May Be Ahead
Philadelphia CIO United Steelworkers hint a new strike if steel firms do not settle promptly. A 650000-strong workforce could be idled again as delegates consider a resolution at the sixth biennial convention. Philip Murray, president, backs a fair settlement in a 34 page report.
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USW
Lee Linder
Philadelphia
CIO United Steelworkers
America
Philip Murray
Ice Cream Vendor Fight Triggers Yale Student Turmoil
About 1,000 Yale students clashed with ice cream truck drivers in downtown New Haven causing three hours of disruption. A fire hose was used to disperse the crowd, four students were arrested, two injured, and drivers of the trucks were taken into custody.
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New Haven
Conni
Yale
Howard O. Young
Silk coats sold on Ist day fox sired puppies ad
Sold on Ist day cen type fox for silk coats weeks old registered sired. Phone 8649 604 Alabama By Mrs. P. J. LeBlanc 604 Ala bama Cost of ad 1.28 Proof again of the results News-Star World Want Ads bring Hundreds read the Want Ads daily to find the answer to their needs Tell them what you have for sale rent exchange CALL 5161 the want ad number Ask about our lowg-time rote with cancellation privileges.
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P. J. LeBlanc
News-Star -World
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