Warren Beats James Roosevelt For California Governor Nomination
Republican Bart Warren surged to a dominant nomination victory in California with 368000 to 41062 in six thousand five hundred thirty three precincts, while James Roosevelt trailed in Democratic pursuit with 815429 to 263946. Across the nation, Francis Case defeated Chan Gurney in South Dakota, Helen Douglas led the Democratic Senate race, and Richard Nixon led the Republican field for California’s U S Senate nomination.
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Bart Warren
James Roosevelt
California
Roosevelt
Warren
South Dakota
Chan Gurney
Senate Armed Services Committee
Francis Case
House
Case
U. S. Senate
Helen Gahagar Douglas
New Dealer
Richard M. Nixon
House On Ameri- Car
Activities Committee
Tor. Seonator
John E. Miles
David Chavez
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Gurney
Pepper
D-Fla
George Smathers
C-46 Plane Crash Probe Opens in Miami
Miami June 7 UPI A probe begins into the C-46 crash that killed 28 Puerto Ricans. CAB and Puerto Rican officials fly to San Juan and Charleston to investigate. Eight dead, 20 missing. Westair operators under safety regulation inquiry. Aircraft laden and maintenance questioned.
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Miami
Fla
UPI
Civil Aeronautica Board
Puerto Ritesh
San Juan
Charleston
Saufley
Atlantic
Milam
Westair Company
Charlston
Civil Aeronautics
Aviation Corp
Seattle
Wash
Westair Co
CAA
Irving H. Mansfield
Pan American World Airways
Mangefield
Eleven Jailed for Contempt in Anti Fascist Refugee Group
Washington June 7 UPI chairman Edward K Barsky and ten other leaders of the Anti Fascist Refugee Committee were ordered jailed for contempt of Congress for refusing to produce records. Barsky to serve six months while the others three months. all fined $500. Howard Fast among the jailed directors protested the action as part of a cold war effort to bolster fascist Spain.
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Washington
UPI
Edward K. Barsky
Joint
Refugee Committee
Congress
Spain
Howard Fast
House un-American Activities’ Committee
Barsky
Market pickup lifts New York stocks toward 1920 highs
A fresh flow of buying orders entered the Stock Exchange in New York as trading picked up speed. Some steels, motors, radio televisions and selected rails led the advance with gains around four points. General Motors remained active after a previous surge on a stock split proposal, opening unchanged, dipping, then finishing with a net gain.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Destroyer Rescues Plane Crash Victims
The USS Saffley stands by to pick up survivors from a C-46 transport that crashed into the Atlantic June 6. The plane was en route from Puerto Rico to Wilmington, North Carolina, and sank about 275 miles northeast of Miami. life rafts were used. Photo by PF. B. Williamson.
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USS
Saffley
Atlantic
Puerto Rico
Wilmington
N. C
Miami
Fla
Navy
B. Williamson
U.S. Navy
Moose Convention Opens Here This Thursday
The Massachusetts Rhode Island Association Loyal Order of Moose session runs four days at Hotel Viking with 300 to 500 delegates and visitors. Women meet at Elks home. convention HQ at State Armory. Plans include navy base tours, city sightseeing, and a Saturday parade. Banking on mayoral visit by Frank J. LaBell and Alderman Maloney.
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Massachusetts, Rhode Island Association
Loyal Order of Moose
Hotel Viking
Women of the Moose
Elks Home
State Armory
Thames Straet
Charles E. Maloney
Navy
Moose Hall
Ruth Kirchner
Newport
Eleandor Thomas
Viking
Maloney
Armory
Elis
Elks
Bellevue Avenue
Pelham Streets
Kay Street
Power Avenue
Broadway
Washington Square
Thames Street
United Congregational Church
Frank J. LaBell
Boston Moose
New England States
Edmund W. Pardee
Lost Oriental Pearl Necklace with Diamond Clasp
A lost strand Oriental Pearl Necklace with a diamond clasp disappeared Friday between 11 20 A M and 12 30 P M on Bellevue Avenue between Loui s Salon and Brie Market or on Thames Street Reward offered Tel 672
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Bellevue Avenue
Loui
Brie‘ Market
Thames Street
Reward
Murder Trial Starts Next Monday Rita Gott Faces Charge
Rita Marie Gott of the city is indicted for murdering her husband Durward M. Gott with a butcher knife in their apartment on March 17. Superior Court Judge Mortimer A. Sullivan will preside as the trial is tentatively set for next Monday with a jury. Also in court three other matters were heard including Wayne A. Davis who received deferred sentences on charges of breaking and entering and theft involving cash from the Cape de Verdian Club. Separate defendants faced charges of obtaining money under false pretenses related to stolen car sales and carrying a concealed weapon, with deferred sentences or restitution ordered as applicable.
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Mortimer A. Sullivan
Rita Marie, Gott
Durward M. Gott
Ledyard Street
Cape de Verdian Club
Joan J. McGrane
Mary D. Roggio
New York
Samuel Raffa, Jr
Council blocks vote on funds for garage in long wrangle
A three hour council meeting stalled a 25000 bond issue for a city garage addition. Republicans and Democrats spar over Roberts Rules of Order as James G. Edward moves to suspend rules and Alexander Yeitz weighs in. The meeting includes a disputed motion to reconsider and ends with a return to council rules pending further action.
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Representative Council
Roberts
James G. Edward
Fulea
Samuel Adelson
Paul F. Murray
Murray
Sullivan
Adelson
Alexander G. Yeitz
Teitz
Edward
Marshall urges extended arms aid to Western Europe
Gen George C Marshall told the House foreign affairs committee that sitting idle in the face of Communist aggression is dangerous. He urged Congress to approve 1 222 500 000 for a second year of foreign arms aid to non Communist nations in Western Europe and defended the ERP era policy for morale and defense. Senators Saltonstall and Smith urged a post ERP study commission while the UN disarmament session was debated.
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Washington
UPI
George
Marshall
United States
Russia
Western Europe
House, Foreign Atairs
Congress
Truman
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Smith
R-Nat
McMahon
D-Conn
United Nations
House
Senate urged to speed passage of rent control extension near June end
Democratic Leader Lucas urged the Senate to pass quickly an extension of federal rent controls set to expire June 30. He forecast a vote within days or this week amid hints of a filibuster. After a closed caucus, Lucas said there is hope to finish by July 31.
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Washington
Lucas
Senate
Acheson Opposes Armament of Western Germany
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States opposes arming Western Germany to bolster the West’s security. He noted Gen. Bradley’s military view and stressed no magic ends the cold war, urging stronger policies against Soviet expansion and endorsing Trygve Lie’s UN role. Senator O’Conor questioned Lie’s stance.
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Washington
Acheson
United States
Western Germany
Omar Bradley
Bradley
West
Trygoasie
United Nations
Moscow
U. N
Truman
Russia
O'Conor
Trygve Lie
Excise Tax Cut Chances Seen Dim
Rep. Doughton aims to send a veto-threatened 1.1 billion dollar excise tax cut bill to the Senate by July. House Ways and Means approves cuts near 1.1 billion, far above Truman’s 655 million cap, balking at a 650 million corporate tax. Doughton says a July 4 delivery is possible, while Senate Leader Lucas doubts any tax cut this year without broader backing.
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Washington
Rep
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Senate
Droughton
Ways and Means
Truman
Coughton
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