Soviet Protest Over Alleged Slavery Propaganda War
Moscow condemns recent reports in US and Japanese media as “undisguised propaganda” against the USSR. Maj. Gen. Kislenko accuses MacArthur HQ of allowing slander and urges prompt action to curb such material, citing articles in Newsweek and Stars and Stripes about a potential wartime clash with Russia and alleged spy activity.
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Pacific
Newsweek Magazine
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United Foress
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Army
Stars and Stripes
Nippon Times
Ristenko
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U S Builds New Jet Bomber
Washington figures reveal a new long range jet bomber named the XB 52 using propellers driven by jet turbines. Officials testified before a House subcommittee about aiming for a speed between 200 and 600 miles per hour and improved range over earlier jet bombers. Designers seek better fuel efficiency while preserving high speed.
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A and M Receives Highest ROTC Rating at Texas A&M
Texas A M cadet corps earned the highest rating as an ROTC unit. General Thomas Handy presented reserve commissions to about 150 cadets while congratulating Commandant Col. Guy S. Noyes and President Gilchrist. The largest class in history of 515 graduates tonight, with Bayl or University President Dr W H White delivering the commencement address.
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INCOME FALLS FOR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO
Chicago June 4 The International Harvester Co reports its net income for the six months ended April 30 at 28,519,000 or 2.01 a share compared with 44,871,000 and 2.98 a share in the prior period. This decrease reflects lower earnings across segments.
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Anti Red Bil Action Put Off
The Senate Judiciary Committee put off action on the anti-Communist bill approved by the House and will reconvene Monday to resolve legal questions. Chairman Wiley noted no further public hearings and the panel also did not act on anti lynching and tidle bills. Senator Ferguson proposed amendments to leave court rulings on foreign involvement to decide if an organization seeks to overthrow the government.
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Nickel Pass Fare Debate Hobbles Toward Decision
City officials and Transit Co representatives spar at a public hearing over nickel pass fare increases amid claims of war year profits and calls for full disclosure of company books. Rupe argues past revenue should not curb future fares while Gerhardt pushes for transparency and fair consideration of profits.
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Houston Residents Rally Over Horseburgers Rumor
Houston diners report requests for horse burgers at drive ins stirring alarm while officials investigate horse meat found in a school cafeteria. Harris County grand jury reopens probe into school welfare and public utility rate practices as transit costs and fare computations face scrutiny.
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Burial set for Wichita Falls shotgun victim
The body of John L. Gibson, 54, who died of shotgun wounds at a Wichita Falls hospital Thursday, was taken to Commerce for burial today. His wife remains in serious condition from the shooting.
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Water Group To Hear Engineer Address Mission Meeting
R Blerzik civic engineer for the state health department will address the monthly meeting of the Mission Water and Sewerage Assn at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Cherry and Center streets.
Wounded in Italy Strikes Reported by Ansa
The Italian news agency Ansa said today that fourteen people were wounded in farm strikes in northern Italy. Among the injured were police officers and teenagers, with the reports noting gunfire during the unrest.
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Colleges May Get War Housing Units
The Senate Banking Committee recommended about 900 colleges and universities receive wartime housing valued at $130,000 on their campuses. Much of the temporary housing came from army posts to house veterans under the GI Bill. Congress had ordered wartime housing to be disposed of or torn down by time.
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Senate Banking Committee
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