US protest over Romania curbs on political freedom
Washington, June 1. The United States protested to the Soviet controlled Romanian government for curbing political freedoms. The State Department charged Bucharest with circumventing commitments on liberty and demanded Romania fix a date for free elections and measures to permit opposition parties to compete.
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Washington
United States
Europe
State Department
Tke Bucharest
Romania
History Teacher Enters County School Superintendent Race
Brackenridge High history teacher Miss Nancy McCallum, a Brackenridge graduate with 17 years in city schools, seeks county superintendent. She lives at 231 Elizabeth Road. Rival Clyde Eth of 1411 Highland Boulevard has eight years in county schooling.
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Nancy
McCallum
Brackenridge High School
Brackenridge
Elizabeth Road
Clyde Eth
Highland
Boulevard
Stafford
Mass Kidnap By Nazis Bared
UNRRA reports thousands of children abducted by Nazis in conquered lands. Six multilingual teams seek victims hidden in German institutions and homes. Recovered children receive care before possible return to families. New Lidice massacre details show children dispersed to bolster Nazi manpower and reduce neighboring countries' resources.
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Arolsen
Germany
UNRRA
Umass
Lidice
Miners Dig Gardens as Strike Persists in New York
In New York on June 2 7 miners sat out as they awaited a new contract, delaying plans and labor activity. Pennsylvania’s 75 000 anthracite diggers extended the ninth major shutdown, with union leaders and operators stalled in fourth week talks while U M W President John L Lewis planned to join negotiations in Washington.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Washington
Summer Classes Await End of Ban at Tech High
C. E. Troutz, principal, announced that the public summer program at Tech High will begin June 3 and open as soon as health officials deem safe. Veterans in training under the GI program, adults enrolled in regular night and evening classes, and day high school students are asked to watch for press and radio announcements.
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Tech High School
C. E. Troutz
Tech
Col Wolfe on 45 day leave from Rome duty
Col Claudius O Wolfe, long with the judge advocate general’s department in Rome, is home on a 45 day leave. A former law partner of Col John K Weber, Wolfe helped in the trials of German war criminals in Italy and will return to Rome at the end of his leave. Kansas City hosts the postwar Royal livestock and horse show October 19 to 22, announced by Roy al president Harry Darby.
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Claudius O. Wolfe
Judge Advocate General's Department
Rome
John K. Weber
Wolfe
Italy
Kansas City
Harry Darby
Weather data forecast and climate figures from historic report
A fragmented weather roundup lists humidity, precipitation, and monthly totals, with June at 6 percent humidity and .81 inches of rain for the month, plus year-to-date excess of 5.82 inches. It notes sun and moon times, tides, pollen and mold counts, and a broad roster of cities including Amarillo Austin Boston Brownsville Denver Houston Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles New York Pittsburgh and Williston.
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Hina
Gona
Aransas Fass
Teen
Sam
Staton
Amarilig
Austin
Boston
Brownsville
Cheyenne
Vye
Chicago
Cormis
Christi
Bel Rio
Denver
Dodge City
Fort ‘Worth
Helen
Mont
Houston
Busy Day For Thieves At Record Shop Heist
A purse with 240 dollars was stolen from under a counter at the Record shop, 321 Main avenue, during a busy late Saturday spree. The owner, Miss Genevieve Karam, also lost keys to the shop. Nearby, Mrs. Kathryn Carter reported an $85 wrist watch and a $10 fountain pen taken from her apartment. Other burglaries included Mrs. J. W. Main’s home at 326 Donaldson avenue losing 24.60 dollars, S. Martinez at 225 San Edurado street reporting a radio, a suit of clothes, and bed clothes taken, and Jean Robinson at 721 West Kings highway losing a purse worth 386 dollars while shopping. Winona B. Massey of Vernal Utah reported loss of travelers checks valued at 80 somewhere in town.
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Main Avenue
Genevieve Karam
Kathryn Carter
Victoria Courts
J. W. Main
Donaldson Avenue
W. Curtis
Calavaras Street
Utah
Federal min e safety code moves ahead with Lewis deal
Washington June 1 The government moved quickly to implement health and safety gains won by John L Lewis for soft coal miners. Admiral Boone will lead an all inclusive survey of mining areas while Dr R R Sayers opens preliminary talks with United Mine Workers and operators on a federal code. Krug endorses the wage deal and notes the U S is the only civilized country without a miners welfare fund, financed by five cents a ton.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Son Board
Truman
Lewis
Joel T. Boone
Afi
Navy
Medical Corps
R. R. Sayers
Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers and Mine Operators
KRUG
Thterior Krug
United States
Admiral Boone
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Elgin
Missy
Prince Garnier
June Seth
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Texas
East Houston Street
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LaSalle Extension University
Catteapondouce Institution
Alamo
San Antonio
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T. D. Dawkins
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