Guatemala focus on fugitives from roundup of opposition leaders
Guatemala's government watches embassies in Latin America for escaped opposition leaders. Police searches yield little evidence of uprisings or arms. Several opponents seek asylum in El Salvador and Ecuador. Reports say recruiters near the Honduras border and a vast conspiracy to build a rebel army. A supposed plot to kill Col. Castillo is alleged by a self-identified Guatemalan in Honduras. Also noted is U.S. census coal estimates.
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Guatemala
Jacob Arbenz
el Salvador
Ecuador
Dahese
Poland
el Espectador
Carlos Castillo Armas
Arbenz
Honduras
Honduran
Tegucigalpa
Rafael Mendez Rodriguez
Col. Castillo
Mendez
Catillo
Vietminh Flee Ill-Fated Siege Across Day River
Vietminh troops flee their failed Yen Phu siege and cross the Day River under French air bombardment in a bid to reach limestone hills west. French Union forces, 8 000 troops, push 12 rebel battalions back six miles south of Hanoi, on the Red River delta's southern rim.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Yen Phu
Red River
Chochen
Dien Bien Phu
Air Force Academy site pick at stalemate
Rep Shafer says the Air Force Academy site selection commission cannot agree on a recommendation. Secretary Talbott will choose from the top three if no unanimous report is received. Five locations remain under review including Colorado Springs and Battle Creek among others.
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Washington
Shafer
Mich
Air Force Academy
Commission
Air Force
Talbott
House Armed Services Committee
St. Mary’s
Calif
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alton
Madison
Ind
Battle Creek
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP data shows cattle numbers around 4000 head and hogs about 2000 with price ranges across categories. Steers and heifers command high values, cows lower, stockers mid range, hogs up to 40 higher for barrows and gilts while sows hold steady, lambs and sheep also move higher on spring slaughter demand.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wool futures close mixed in New York market
Wool futures show a slight rise and fall with July at 163.7 and October at 175.5B. Certified spot wool prices quoted at 164.0N and tops at 208.0B for July and 209.5B for October, with certificated spot tops around 206.5N. B bid indicates nominal values.
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Wool Market
New York
Cotton futures end mixed with small losses and gains
Cotton futures closed mixed with losses of 25 cents to 15 cents per bale. July 34.36 38, October 34.15 16, December 34.17 19, March 34.30, May 34.37, July 34.24, October 33.58. Middling spot at 35.45.
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Cotton Market New York
Dow Jones Averages Reported By KGFL
The broadcast lists closing figures for market indices with the Dow Jones Industrial average around 328.67 in mixed summary style, alongside railroads and utilities figures and overall stock status.
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Dow-Jones
KGFL
Eee
Tornadoes Hit Eastern Kansas and Nearby Areas
Tornadoes swept through eastern Kansas and western Missouri causing heavy farm damage with no reported injuries. One twister cut a 20 mile path from Sark to Fort Scott leveling farm buildings. Fort Scott saw toppled trees poles and chimneys amid widespread damage. Four children died and many were injured in Nebraska near Norfolk.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Sark
Kan
Fort Scott
Norfolk
Neb
Stolen stove at Oakland pier shed heats up mystery
A pot bellied stove used for lunches at a pier shed in Oakland was stolen while it was in place. The stove, once hot to the touch, is now missing and investigators search for clues.
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Oakland
Calif
Sitevedores
Residents Told to Spray Skeeters
Gene Fisher city sanitary foreman urged property owners to spray under bushes and on lawns as a preventive against mosquitoes. He noted the department had just completed spraying all standing water and trash with chloride concentrate and advised residents, especially those affected by the May 17 18 flood, to continue spraying.
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Gene Fisher
Foreman Fisher
Airman Hospitalized After Car Overturns At Base
Eugenio Juarez of the 6th Medical Group at Walker Air Force Base was taken to the base hospital after the 1949 Chrysler club coupe he rode in overturned on a county road parallel to the base. The car was driven by Martin H. Marino, also of the 6th Medical Group. The accident occurred at 7 p.m. Investigating officer Bud South of New Mexico police.
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Eugenio Juarez
6Th
Walker Air Force Base
Martin H. Marino
6Th Medical Group
Bud South
New Mexico Police
Proficiency Examinations at Roswell Lodge No 18
Special communication of Roswell Lodge No 18 A F and A M held Wednesday June 2 at 7 pm. Proficiency examinations in all degrees and third degree work scheduled. By order T B Watkins W M Attest Elmer H Riemen Secy.
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Roswell Lodge No. 18
A. F
A. M
T. B. Watkins
W.M
Elmer H. Riemen
Secy
Hospital Admissions and Births List for May and June
Mission Hospital reports admissions May 31 and June 1 including Mrs J C Runyon and others. Dismissals May 31 and June 1. Births recorded May 31 at 209 E 12th St a girl. Osteopathic and WAFB sections note multiple births May 29 to May 30 with numerous named families and addresses.
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ST. Mary's
J.C. Runyon
E. Church St
C. M. Pearson
Lake Arthur
Ronald Herring
S Beach St
Joe Martiniz
Louis Watson
E. 12Th St
Benjamin Nevill
W. Scharvauer
Hobbs
L. M. Whittle
N. Garden
Freeman Williams
E. McGaffey
Billy Ray Hicks
E. Albuquerque St
Edward Holloway
Auto Rt
Roger Oller
N. Lea Ave
J. K. Draper
W. Oliver St
G. M. Case
Wallace
Clovis
C Emfinger
W First St
C. A.hurford
Robert Short
LeRoy Thompson
J. S. Waldrip
John K. Smith
Barbara Ray
J. H. Kelly
L. H. Watson
Leon Williams
E. Tilden
S. B. Ellis
E. Tilden St
Wafb
Gordon Dobbs
Montana Ave
1St St
Hunter Wagner
E. Brown
Ralph. Barton
16Th St
Eart Stafford
Eighth St
Theodore Compall
E. Summit St
Sanford Thorpe
E. Forest St
Terence O'Neil
Apt. C
Richard Davis
S. Washington Ave
Elton Snow
S. Richardson Ave
A-Ie
Louis Rocha
W. Albuquerque St
Harold A. Liles
Orchard Park
William H. Rasmussem
W. Mathews St
A-le
Thomas Armour
Theodore Poskett
Kansas Ave
Robert Durham
Franklin Hughes
Third St
Bobby Barton
E. Third St
Andrew Davis
Kentucky Ave
Young Picnickers Rescued from Rock in Garden of the Gods
Two 17 year old Pueblo youths Jim Sutton and Dave Kralik were rescued on Memorial Day after climbing a 300 foot crevasse at North Gateway Rock. Colorado Springs firemen lowered ropes into the canyon where the boys were stranded for about five hours. They were frightened and hungry but unharmed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pueblo
North Gateway Rock
Garden of the Gods
O. L. Dutcher
Jim Sutton
Dave Kralik
Dutcher
Sanatorium Head Faces Unrest Claims At New Mexico TB Hospital
Dr. Charles Koerth, superintendent of the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Socorro, said he cannot explain reported patient dissatisfaction and staff turnover. The New Mexican quoted a nurse and noted eight resignations since his September arrival. Koerth invited an inspection and defended efforts to run a well regulated facility.
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Charles Koerth
New Mexico
The
New Mexican of
Santa Fe
Koerth
Junction
Tex
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Whitehaven Sanitorium
Whitehaven
New Mexican
State Welfare Board
Pennsylvania
Texas
Projectionist Freeman Williams dismissed after hospital observation
Freeman Williams aged 20, a projectionist at the Chief Theater, was discharged from St. Marys Hospital where he had been held for observation after a theater fire in the projection room at 8 43 last night.
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Freeman Williams
N. Main St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fire Rages Outside Pueblo Destroys Fire Supply Plants
A blaze outside Pueblo Colo. destroyed Farmers Building and Supply Co buildings and affected the National Broom Manufacturing Co. warehouse and stock. Losses were estimated at 200000 for stock and building and 100000 for broom straw. Firemen from multiple services fought the flames. three firefighters were overcome by smoke.
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Pueblo
Colo
Farmers Building and Supply Co
National Broom Manufacturing Co
Wilbur Ladd
Broom Company
Spoken Wrecking Co
Pueblo County Fire Dept
Avondale Fire Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Mrs Inga Mulroy Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Mrs. Inga Mulroy retired school teacher will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in Ballard Chapel. The Rev R C Cantrell Trinity Methodist Church minister will conduct the rites. Burial will be in South Park Cemetery. She died in Detroit at the home of daughter Mrs Catherine King who hosted her last five years in Roswell since 1909. Pallbearers named Don Kester Grady Southworth Charles Stone Ernest Harp Bernard Johnston Bob Ream.
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Inga Mulroy
Ballard Chapel
R. C. Cantrell
Trinity Methodist Church
South Park
Mulroy
Detroit
Catherine King
Roswell
Revival at Central Church of the Nazarene
The Central Church of the Nazarene hosts a revival with Evangelist Wilson Douglas of Jasper Alabama conducting services nightly at 7:30. Pastor L. J. Crenshaw and associate pastor E. L. Bonine lead as singing and instrumental arrangements accompany the dynamic preaching at South Sea and Reed.
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Church IN Revival
Central Church of the ‘Nazarene
Wilson Douglas
Jasper
Ala
Douglas
South Sea
Reed
L. J. Crenshaw
E. L. Bonine
Encouragement for Red Sox in 1948 pennant race
The Boston Red Sox sat in sixth place 12 1/2 games back of the leaders as of June 1 1948, but a surge moved them into a first place playoff against Cleveland led by Lou Boudreau. Cleveland won the playoff and claimed the World Series title.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Boston Pilot
Boston Braves
Little Albuquerque Girl Seeks Martians To Scare Earth
Nine year old Linda Sue Russell writes to Martians asking them to visit and scare Earth to halt fighting. She vows to build a spaceship after training as a scientist and plans to land at a nearby playground if needed.
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Albuquerque
Linda Sue Russell
Linda Sue
Earth
Arthur Russell
Naval Inquiry Resumes Hearings On Bennington Blast
A Naval Board of Inquiry resumed hearings into the explosion aboard the aircraft carrier Bennington last Wednesday. The blast caused about 100 deaths and many injuries.
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Uonset Point
R. I
Naval Board of Inquiry
Williams Hitting Strong as Sox Start
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox is off to a hot start with a 408 batting average today, topping last season’s 407 finish after his Korea War return. He has four home runs among 20 hits and 15 RBIs.
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Ted
Boston
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox-As Athletics Combine For 30 Runs In One Game
Boston beat Philadelphia 20 to 10 in the opener of yesterday's doubleheader, using 30 hits to produce 30 runs. It was the highest scoring American League game this season, topping Chicago's 14 to 8 win over Baltimore.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Baltimore
Red Sox Outfielder Karl Olson Welcomes Son in Waltham
Mrs Patricia Olson gave birth to the couple s first child, a son, at a nearby hospital in Waltham. Phosgene gas release occurred when a film reel caught fire and Williams was treated as a precaution. Fire crews responded to a trash fire in the 200 block of South Pennsylvania Ave at 6 58.
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Boston
Patricia Olson
Karl Olson
Boston Red Sox
Waltham Hospital
Williams
Pennsylvania Ave
New Federal Judge to Preside Over Santa Fe Jury Trials
U S Judge Waldo Rogers, sworn in last week as New Mexico’s second federal district judge, will preside over spring jury trials starting today in Santa Fe. About 25 civil cases and as many criminal cases are on the docket.
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Albuquerque
U. S
Waldo Rogers
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Space Explosion in Space Photographed at Palomar
A space explosion 20 million years old was photographed at Palomar Observatory. Swiss assistant Paul Wild found the new bright star in an 18 inch Schmidt image on May 4, later refined by the 200 inch Hale telescope. Light travel time to Earth is 20 million years. distance implied by light's vast journey. California Institute of Technology notes the explosion was immensely violent, compared to an H bomb.
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Pasadena
Calif
Palomar Observatory
Paul Wild
California Institute of Technology
Comedian Berles Mother Dies at 77 in New York
Mrs. Sandra Berle aged 77 who guided Milton Berle’s early career died last night after a brief illness from a cerebral hemorrhage. In New York she is survived by sons Phil Jack and Frank and daughter Rosalin Wigderson of Miami. Berle was in California when word arrived and planned to fly home.
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Sandra Berle
Milton Berle
Berle
Mom
California
Phil
Los Angeles
Jack
Frank
Rosalind Wigderson
Miami, Fla
Firemen Convene In New Mexico With School And Meet
The 30th annual New Mexico State Firemen's Assn convention starts June 6 in the area. The 23rd annual fire school runs concurrently, with the association auxiliary meeting June 7 and 8.
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New Mexico State Firemens ‘Assn
Revival at Salt Creek Baptist Church Near Roswell
A revival and Bible school will be conducted by evangelist Harold Ely at Salt Creek Baptist Church, June 7 to 11, one mile north of Roswell.
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Vaughn Road
Salt Creek
Roswell
Harold Ely
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