Japan Outlaws Communist Party and Europe Unites in Coal Steel Pact
The Japanese government outlawed the Communist Party after a violent rally and a general election strong showing by the Liberal Party. Britain faces a European coal steel alliance including France Belgium Luxembourg Western Germany and Italy with U S support and Schuman plan implications. A Baltic Sea incident confirms a downed patrol plane and Mauna Loa erupts with lava reaching the sea in Hawaii, no fatalities.
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Yoshida
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France
Holland
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Germany
Italy
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Ruhr
Labor
New High May Construction Surges Past Prior Peaks
Construction in May reached nearly two billion dollars, led by home building, with private construction up 12 percent from April and 27 percent from last May. First five months of 1950 show total new construction near eight point one billion dollars, up 21 percent from 1949.
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United States
Department of Labor
Department
Labor Department
Sears Announces Major Price Reductions in Midsummer Sale
Sears, Roebuck and Company, the world’s largest retailer, reveals price cuts up to 52 percent on 4000 items in a midsummer sale catalog. Average reductions run about 7 percent with seasonal wear trimmed by up to 41 percent. The firm, founded in 1886, has strong farm support and rural ties alongside its urban presence.
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Sears, Roebuck and Company
Sears
Supreme Court rules on three civil rights decisions
The court handed down three civil rights rulings affecting segregation in railroad dining cars and state university law schools in Texas and Oklahoma. It rejected full debates on equal facilities and did not rule on broader constitutional issues, noting grounds beyond the Constitution supported the decisions. Observers say a broader ruling could have reshaped segregation laws.
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Loveland and Hickenlooper Set for Iowa Senate Campaign
Iowa voters see a fall contest between Albert J. Loveland and Sen. Burke B. Hickenlooper after a close primary. Loveland uses the Brannan farm plan as his main issue while Hickenlooper opposes it. Observers expect Truman and Brannan to campaign for Loveland in the farm belt.
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Albert J. Loveland
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Hickenlooper
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Brannan
America
Truman
Agriculture Brannan
Congress Again Debates Truman Budget Cuts
Observers expect a fresh House battle as Republicans back a new cut of the budget after the House trimmed over 2.06 billion last month. Some senators seek a flat cut while others want exemptions for the military, FBI, and defense. A Senate floor plan is sought if the committee does not act first.
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Employment gains push U S jobless drop in May 1949
The Census Bureau reports May unemployment fell to 3,057,000 from 3,515,000 in April while employment rose to 69,781,000 from 68,668,000. May 1949 saw 58,694,000 employed.
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United States
Census Bureau
Gold Attorney Hamilton Appointed Counsel for Atomic Spy Harry Gold
Former Republican National Committee chairman John D. M. Hamilton is pictured with Federal Judge James P. McGranery after the judge appointed Hamilton as counsel for Harry Gold, 39, accused atomic espionage agent.
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Belgium Votes as Leopold Returns Threat Looms
Belgium holds yet another election focused on the future of King Leopold III. The Social Christian party wins again, signaling strong odds for the monarch's return from exile and a restored throne amidst postwar stabilization.
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Leopold III
Social Christian Party
Leopold
Uncle Charlie and Leopard Learn Love and Lunch
A comic tale follows Frieda of Delancey Street as she suspects her husband Charlie’s loyalty to Mrs. Greenhouse. In Atlantic City debates on the hydrogen bomb spur jealousy and a blind trust broken by dinners and a dinner-matters cash arrangement. The leopard dies and the uncle remains silent.
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Widow Greenhouse
Seymour to chair 1950 cancer fund drive nationwide
STGESSCREENRADIO host Han Seymour heads the National Cancer Foundation 1950 fund drive as national chairman joining his public service efforts with the Boy Scouts of America and other groups. He plans to actively recruit assistants and stay hands on in fundraising.
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Grauman
John Garfi
Garfield
Los Angeles
Hollywood High
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River's End Lodge Jewel Heist Baffles City Cops
City detectives trace a river lodge theft from Homer Livermore's wife worth 50000 in gems. Constable Eben Jackson guides the case with Bronco Pete, a working guide, leading to a staged stakeout and eventually arrest. Cops flirt with a $2500 reward before closure.
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Homer Livermore
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Eben Jackson
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Advertising's Value to Local Newspapers and Community
Advertising sustains newspapers by providing revenue that supports delivery to subscribers at low cost. Merchants rely on ad space to inform customers, while readers gain timely local information. The piece argues space belongs to the paper and benefits the entire community through commerce and civic awareness.
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Enue
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From An Old Page
Puzzle lists many concise clues including Mountain pass India, Line of junction, Papal letters, Corrodes as iron, Singularity, Slat, King of Bashan, Sweet potato, Eskimo tool, Oversee, Young hen, Rowing implement, Obtained, Little parcel, Largest continent, Skill, Loose hanging point, Two prefix, One of the apostles, Sloping timber, Hillside dugouts, Scorches, Combining form meaning Indian, Nymph Persian myth, Tax Scot, Spirit lamp viscous substance.
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