Japan Outlaws Communist Party in Election Aftermath
Weekly news analysis notes Japan bans the Communist party after a Liberal victory in elections led by Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida. Voter turnout soared with about 31.4 million ballots cast, roughly 70 percent of eligible voters, amid anti communist rallies and a pre election general strike.
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Communist Party
Japan
Liberal Party
United States
Shigeru Yoshida
U.S
Yoshida
Six European nations form coal steel alliance in Schuman plan
France leads a six nation pool including France Holland Belgium Luxembourg Western Germany and Italy to control coal and steel production under an international authority. Britain remains outside but open to the plan as the United States notes potential postwar economic reconstruction. The move aims to reduce war causes by shared interests and may boost European output while Britain weighs its place in world trade. Meanwhile US reports a downed Baltic patrol plane. a Swedish fisherman found a wheel from the craft and a Navy expert cites wheel retraction.
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Britain
United States
France
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
Italy
Europe
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Ruhr
Labor
Navy
Baltic
State Department
Latvia
M. W. Cagle
Sears Roebuck announces midsummer sale with deep price cuts
Sears Roebuck and Co, the world’s largest retailer, unveils a midsummer sale reducing prices up to 52 percent on 4000 items and averaging 7 percent. Seasonal wear drops as much as 41 percent while the chain’s rural roots and farm ties endure. Mauna Loa erupts in Hawaii in its largest display, lava streams reaching the sea with no reported lives lost.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Sears
Mauna Loa
Island of
Hawaii
Sea
Employment in the United States Sees May Peak
The census bureau reports employment in the United States reached a May peak since last August with optimistic figures. Jobless numbers fell from 3,515,000 in April to 3,057,000 in May while total employment rose from 58,668,000 to 59,731,000, a gain of 1,063,000.
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Labor Department
United States
Census Bureau
Supreme Court hands three civil rights decisions
The court ruled segregation in railroad dining cars violates the Interstate Commerce Act, Negro students must be admitted to the University of Texas law school, and Oklahoma barred Black students at its state university law school. The justices avoided sweeping constitutional rulings, noting separate but equal grounds in these cases. Observers say a broader ruling could have reshaped segregation laws more than FEPC debates.
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U.S. Supreme Court
University of Texas Law School
Oklahoma
State University Law School
Justice Department
Department
Congress
F.E.P.C
Iowa Primary Sets Loveland Hickenlooper Faceoff
Iowa primary outcome confirms a November race between Albert J. Loveland and Sen. Burke B. Hickenlooper. Loveland backs the Brannan farm plan against Hickenlooper who opposes it. President Truman and Agriculture Secretary Brannan expected to campaign for Loveland. Budget-cut debates and Belgian King Leopold III exile elections also noted.
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Iowa
Albert J. Loveland
Burke B. Hickenlooper
Loveland
Senator Hickenlooper
Brannan
Hickenlooper
America
Truman
Agriculture Brannan
Why Not Give Frenchmen a Chance in Boxing?
A sharp critique of middleweight boxing contenders and the shifting power dynamics in 1950. The piece argues Ray Robinson and Villemain outclass LaMotta and Graziano, notes decline in the two former stars, and questions the strength of the middleweight division while previewing Philadelphia’s Robinson show. It shifts to the TV impact on baseball, citing Larry MacPhail’s views and the early 1950 season’s surprising Bucky Harris-led Orioles performance.
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Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Pep
Saddler
Grantland Rice
LaMotta
Graziano
Ray Robinson
Robert Villemain
Laurent Dauthuille
Robinson
Villemain
Rocky Graziano
Philadelphia
Jake LaMotta
Benny Leonard
Greb
Maryland
Larry MacPhail
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Yankees
Tigers
Red Sox
Indians
Scrap Plywood Craft Patterns Offer Delights
Scrap plywood items like lamps bool ends and boxes showcase beauty and utility. Use quarter inch plywood and leftovers. Pattern includes step by step directions and tracing patterns of tile designs for decoration. Price of pattern is 25c via Workshop Pattern Service.
ALL BRAN Ad Claims Constipation Relief
A Kellogg advertisement features testimonials praising ALL BRAN for relief from constipation. It urges daily intake of an ounce with ample water and promises double money back if not satisfied within ten days, including an offer to send empty cartons to Battle Creek, Michigan.
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W.h.rooney
Detroit 2
Mich
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
As we age stress and strain from exertion or smoking can slow kidney function leading to backaches fatigue headaches and dizziness. Night time urination or frequent passages may come from minor bladder irritations due to cold dampness or diet. If these are causes try Doan’s Pills a mild diuretic used by millions for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
HADACOL Sells On Money Back Guarantee To Help Nervous Ailments
Mrs W E Connell of Gadsden Alabama reports nervous fatigue loss of appetite and weight loss improved after taking HADACOL including about ten bottles. Ad promotes Hadacol with money back guarantee and direct order from LeBlanc Corp Lafayette Louisiana. Also lists trial and hospital sizes with prices and a penny postcard order method.
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W. E. Connell
Forrest St
Gadsen
Ala
Mrs. Connell
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
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Harry Gold
Russia
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Gubitchev
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Imperial Palace
Sears, Roebuck
Supreme Court
House
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
James P. McGranery
Hamilton
Leopold III
Social ‘Christian Party
Leopold
Baltimore
Yankee
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Pau Pet
Cmeades
Mexico
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Harold Arnett
Drower
Bedford Hills
New York
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