Riots in Tokyo and Kyoto Darken Postwar Japan
Twenty thousand Communist led rioters clashed with police before the imperial palace in Tokyo, injuring dozens of officers and damaging American property. Across Kyoto, hundreds, with 3000 Koreans storming city offices, faced tear gas, with arrests and a reported death. A U S embassy spokesman said no official protest planned.
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Berlin Rallies Split as West and East Press Unity Debate
May 1 in Berlin saw two rival May Day rallies with about 500000 in each camp. West supporters urged continued fight for unity under liberty while the East threatened rearmament if Bonn joins Western defense. Repititors staged street actions but were stopped by police.
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Stalin Reviews Parade as IMF Accuses U S of Germ Warfare
In Moscow on May 1 Generalissimo Stalin appeared at Lenin's tomb to review the annual parade. Marshal Leonid Govorov charged imperialist aggressors with biological warfare in Korea and China, denouncing Anglo American armament race and reviving German and Japanese imperialism.
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Weather forecast with warm, showers, and highs
Partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and thunder Thursday afternoon and night. Friday partly cloudy and warm. Gentle to moderate easterly to southerly winds. Thursday max 80. Friday min 62 and max 83 afternoon. Wednesday high 85 and Thursday morning low 63.
Board Orders Suspension of Workmen’s Comp for Refusal of Blood Transfusion
The Texas Industrial Accident Board unanimously ordered suspension of Fred Newhouse’s workers compensation after he refused blood transfusions that doctors said could save his life. The move follows medical advice to perform a transfusion to enable a kidney operation after an April 4 truck accident. The board notified the insurer on April 24 to suspend compensation unless Newhouse agreed to the transfusion, effective April 23. His family reports the patient showing spirit and courage amid the dispute, and Irene Newhouse has received over 25 letters seeking information on the Jehovah’s Witness case.
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B 36 Crushes AFB Civilian at Kelly AFB
Zamora Unirew KF 30 of 2011 7 2 W Houston St died after a B 36 bomber wheel crushed him at Kelly AFB Santa Rosa hospital reports state the civil service worker tripped and was struck Wednesday. He lost his right leg in the incident and died at the hospital.
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Looters Clash With Police Amid Austin Fire
A major blaze in Austin's University of Texas area gutted half a block of business firms late last night as police fought off hundreds of youths gathering to loot a liquor store. A few crates of liquor were seized. several looters escaped with minor items.
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Warmup to Follow Rain Forecast for Friday
Weatherman Oren Edrington predicts Thursday showers and thundershowers with a high around 81? 85 degrees Friday. Friday will be partly cloudy with a high near 85 and a low near 62. Winds will be gentle to moderate from east to south.
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Spears Withdraws From State Senate Race
Adrian Spears, former president of the San Antonio Bar Association, announced he will not enter the state senate race. He cited serious consideration and stated he is grateful for support offered to him and apologizes for his present circumstances.
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Yarborough Announces Texas Governor Bid First Major Challenge
AUSTIN May 1 Ralph W Yarborough former district judge and assistant attorney general declared his candidacy for Texas governor. He criticized the current Austin leadership and vowed to end the domination of permanent politicians. He is the first major candidate to oppose Governor Shivers. COLLIN TS VISIT CAMP POLK La May 1 Iden J Lawton Collins will visit Camp Polk May 12 to inspect the 37th division.
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Truce Talks Reopening Set
MUNSAN May 10 The Communists asked for renewed armistice talks and the UN agreed to a meeting tomorrow The proposed package deal would settle disputes blocking an armistice The Allies reportedly offered to remove three rear blocks and allow limited airfield construction while opposing Red demands on prisoners and neutrality Red sponsorship and prisoner exchange were key sticking points with the UN insisting on repatriation and firm principles on the others
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Battlefront actions in Korea reported May frontline clashes
US forces pound Communists in Korea with artillery planes and naval guns from May 1 to 4. A MIG 13 was damaged in a brief air duel between 31 Saber jets and 20 MIGs over North Korea. Communist infantry, aside from light patrols, stay near side bunkers.
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Germans Jans Finally Make It To White House Reception
Washington May 1 Representatives of Germany and Japan will be guests at a White House reception for the diplomatic corps marking a partial return of White House social life after renovations. About 1700 invitations were sent for the event as President Truman and Mrs. Truman host at home at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. It is the first time since the 1930s that German or Japanese representatives have been state guests. The housing agency meanwhile announced private construction incentives for defense housing in several states.
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Pay Hike Ban Sparks Steel Wage Fight Across Courts
The U S Court of Appeals ruled 3 to 4 to bar a government wage rise for steel workers while mills remain seized. Chief Judge Harold M Stephens directed lawyers to seek Supreme Court review, signaling continued government seizure and potential pay raises for 650,000 CIO Steelworkers pending final ruling.
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White Raps Annexations In Local Taxation Debate
A city meeting on annexation drew residents from Sulphur Springs Road objecting to sewer and street provision delays. Former mayor and council members argued the issue, with White stating annexation funds derive tax burdens without service and promising action for residents awaiting sewer lines and infrastructure.
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Politia
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Safe With 1905 Stolen From Kineupper Motors
A safety deposit safe carrying 1650 in cash and 205 in checks was stolen from Kineupper Motors Universal Pits about 14 miles northeast of San Antonio. The building was entered through a window and the safe removed through a side door. Sheriff’s investigator Jack Howard said tire marks are the only clue. The discovery was made by owner E Kneupper Thursday morning.
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False Alarm At Alamo National Bank Draws Busy Police
ADT alarm at Alamo National Bank sounded at 8 07 am triggered a rapid police response. Every patrol car and officer in the area converged on the building as high ranking officials from headquarters arrived to assess the incident.
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