Strange Union Official Admits Use Of Funds
A Chicago Bakers Union official testified he deposited about 9000 of union funds into his savings account under orders from his union boss, then drew cash and handed it to George Stuart. The disclosure comes amid Senate Rackets Committee probes into union finances and governance.
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Chicago Bakers Union
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Collision Fatal in Dallas Claims Mesquite Man Jace Inman
A fatal car collision in Dallas claimed the life of Jace Inman, 44, of Mesquite, according to police. Investigators say the crash occurred late at night, and no other details were released pending further inquiry.
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Weather Bomb Charge Shocks London Disarmament Talks
Moscow radio quoted Soviet delegate Zorin at the London five power conference claiming the United States has developed a meteorological bomb to weaponize weather. The report said Fedorov warned such a device could drought or flood foreign lands, destroying crops over vast areas. The broadcast followed deadlock at the conference over India's request to send a representative and over German Soviet differences.
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City Postpones Desegregation in Galveston Schools
GALVESTON UP City officials indefinitely postponed desegregation of public schools. School board president William H. Smith said plans are shelved while lawmakers’ segregation laws are reviewed. He noted one law blocks desegregation without district voter approval and that another statute allows race-neutral pupil assignment maintaining de facto segregation if communities demand it.
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Forecast Holds Hope Of Slackened Flood
Flood threat continues across three states as Lake Texoma falls from crest with torrential rains easing. Army engineers report Texoma level down and releases increased to 195,000 cubic feet per second. Red River runoffs surge toward Texarkana while rivers flood surrounding counties and farmers brace for more inundation.
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President and aides witness naval display aboard USS Saratoga
President Eisenhower and three Cabinet officers observed a naval display from the USS Saratoga off Florida’s coast. Jets fired from catapults, showcasing aircraft tactics, missiles, and anti submarine warfare as part of a planned demonstration fleet. The event featured Skyray interceptors and a broader exhibition of air defense and ballistic capability.
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Senate panel mulls foreign aid bill amid cuts and longer terms
Senate Foreign Relations Committee signals possible cutbacks in foreign aid funding and a shift away from long term military and economic authority. The administration seeks 3.865 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year, with strong push for a long range development loan fund. Sparksman and Smith favor assured continuity for development aid while trimming permanent military authorization.
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Official Denies Kickback Charge In Lansing Claim
In Lansing Michigan secretary James Millare denies kickback accusations amid a tense hearing. He insists no improper payments connected to salaries or positions occurred, stating officials were unaware of any debts tied to the matter. The exchange references unnamed writers and a scrutinized tape order, with political opponents seizing on the issue.
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Scientist Fallout Truck Collision Narrows Court Fight
Washington AP A federal judge refused immediate production of Army specialist William S. Girard in a case over the death of a Japanese scrap-collector. A hearing was set to decide if he should be tried in the United States or Japan while a crash in North Carolina involving a migrant workers truck drew attention from scientists and officials.
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Suspect blames hitchhiker for Wyoming murder
Dale Swafford, a youth from San Diego, claims a hitchhiker known as Tommy killed California to Wyoming linked motorist LaRue Howard. Swafford says Howard abducted him near Provo, Utah, then shot him at a secluded spot. Police report a Wyoming murder charge tied to the case.
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Princess Margaret Shows Foot In Derby Photo
London papers race to publish a candid shot of Princess Margaret lifting a shoe in the Epson Derby paddock. Report notes readers contrasted it with past royal images as photographers captured the moment. The Daily Worker omits the image while most papers feature the scene on page one.
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Pecos Rancher Guest of Honor at Madisonville Event
Pecos rancher is an honor guest at a Madisonville gathering featuring supper, barbecue, and dancing. Reports describe his relations with area ranches in Reeves County over the past year, noting a tense border situation and connections to local gangs.
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Scientist Warns of Reactor Dangers at Caltech
Pauling heads the bio chemistry department at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and joins scientists warning of reactor dangers from hydrogen bomb development. Morris says the subcommittee seeks to determine if Communist groups are behind efforts to halt H bomb testing and other nuclear weapons activity.
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Group Restores Soil Bank Cut
Washington report shows a Senate agriculture subcommittee voting to keep the administration’s soil bank program intact for 1454 crops. The panel approved a plan allowing the Agriculture Department to make payments totaling 4 million dollars to farmers for trimming surplus crops next year, with a $5,000 cap per producer. The recommendation moves to the full committee and then to the Senate floor next week.
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Richardson Deal Is Protested
Washington news item reports protests over a Richardson deal amid wartime policy debates. Key officials including Secretary of Defense and President discussed Army acquisition plans, while commissions scrutinize actions affecting reserves and potential uses of theater facilities.
Trumans Welcome New Grandchild In St Louis Visit
President Truman and Mrs Truman greet the arrival of their grandchild born to daughter Margaret and Clifton Daniel. The boy, delivered by caesarean at Doctors Hospital, is described as full term and mother and child are reported fine. Truman jokes about naming the baby and hints his own future, while Margaret remains in hospital with Clifton.
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Official Elected at Wes Mexico Electrix Servi conference
An official of Wes Mexico Electrix Servi cour Electric Power Avex is elected at the 2H annual conference.
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Electric Power
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Child Killed in DALIAS Narre Douglaw Prunett 5
A young child died yesterday in a car crash described as a deadly incident near DALIAS Narre Douglaw Prunett 5. Police reported the incident involved a vehicle and a child passenger, with ongoing investigations into causes and responsibility.
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