Lilienthal cites possible Communist scholarship beneficiaries
At a Senate subcommittee hearing the AEC chairman said perhaps three of 500 scholars, besides Hans Freistadt, study at public expense. Isidore Edelman denied being a Communist after admitting two Communist meetings and prior Daily Worker subscription. Edelman’s $3750 scholarship was questioned due to FBI checks and secrecy surrounding the evidence.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commissio
David Lilienthal
Hans Freistadt
AEC
Senate
Isidore S. Edelman
FBI
Lilienthal
Shields “Warren
AEC Biology and Medical Division
Detley Bronk
National, Research Council
Edelman
REDS
Boston
Sen
Ferguson
ReMich
Lillen
Freistadt
North Carolina
Atomic Energy
Communist Party
WSS
Daily Worker
Rape Murder Trial in Guam Air Force Court Martial
Pvt Calvin Dennis faced a court martial in Guam on a charge of taking part in the rape murder of Ruth Parns Worth. Dennis’s half-brother, Pvt Heeman P. Dennis Jr., was convicted of the slaying and sentenced to death. A third soldier, Sgt Robert W. Burns, awaits trial.
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Guam
Calvin Dennis
Air Force
Ruth Parns Worth Last Wee Ts
Heeman P. Dennis Jr
Robert W. Burns
White to Vote on Street Bonds
San Antonio residents would vote on a street bond issue to fund repairs and new construction. Mayor elect Jack White and James W. Keight discussed a substantial bond plan, with Knight urging a long term maintenance and upgrading program for unpaved and deteriorating streets. The estimate to restore all city streets exceeds twelve million dollars, including rock base and drainage upgrades. Knight sought White’s full cooperation and supported a departmental survey, while previously declining to cooperate with a citywide Conroy survey.
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San Antonio
Jack White
Bill
Knight
Tong
White
Knighi
Ed Conroy
Conroy
Oklahoma Faces New Flood Terror
Overnight rains swelled rivers and creeks across Oklahoma causing widespread flooding. Thousands were displaced as Guthrie suffered severe damage with over 100 homeless in one block. Rivers Cimarron North Canadian Washita Arkansas threatened further, highways closed, and tornado scares persisted statewide.
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Oklahoma
City
Oklahomaa
Seside
Cottonwood Creek
Guthrie
Red Cross
Cimarron
Canadian
Washita
Arkansas
Tulsa
Weather Bureau
Bar Neyville
Dewey
Malles
Mt Bartlesville
Ford strike stalls contract talks with UAW leaders
Ford Motor Co. officials refused to open simultaneous talks on a new contract while the CIO United Auto Workers strike nears one week old. UAW leaders threatened to walk out unless talks begin by Monday, with the current agreement due July 15. Federal mediator Arthur C. Vint stepped in as Walter Reuther demanded early discussions.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Matty
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
John S. Bugas
Bugas
Arthur C. Vint
Ford T
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Cio
Lewis Seeks Return to AFL Power Amid Labor Talks
Cleveland May 26 AFL leaders report John L Lewis is negotiating a return to influence in the AFL. If successful, he would oppose efforts to confine his power as he faces a coal industry contract showdown on July 1 and potential new labor law provisions aimed at him.
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Cleveland
APL
John L Lewis
AFL
Lewis
Soit
Mayors adviser study eyed for city operations
Executive vice president Ed Conroy of the plan hinge board conducts a detailed survey of the mayor's department including airports and auditoriums to recommend efficiency gains. He aims to survey all city activities and may advise on a $300,000 garbage incinerator project and truck-route changes. A rebel group in Rangoon has seized protection money from central plan areas and seeks monthly tributes.
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Mayorelect Dads
Ed Conroy
Execuive Co
Plan‘hinge-Board
White
Carray
Mianvnlle
Conroy
Taxpayers
Defense Teague
Rangoon
Central Planat
Burma Oi
Acheson Heads to Paris for Four Power Talks
Secretary of State Acheson departs for Paris to gauge if Russia intends to end the cold war in Germany. He will attend Monday's Big Four meeting and says the aim is to reach workable, effective German settlement with the Soviet Union, noting a potentially better opportunity than before.
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Washington
INS
Acheson Staves
Paris
Russia
Germany
Acheson
Munday
Council of Foreign Ministers
J. Acheson
Soviet Union
Dingell seeks probe of AMA slush fund against health program
Rep. Dingell demands congressional investigation into what he calls the American Medical Association slush fund aimed at President Truman's national health program. He urges the probe by the joint committee on lobbying being formed by Congress as the first hearings begin.
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Washington
CINS
Dingell
American Medical Assn
Truman
Administration
Joint Committee On
House
Senate
Gred
Laine
National Health Insurance
Truman to Start Dam Generators at Grand Coulee
President Truman will commence a tenth generator at Grand Coulee Dam with a gold key ceremony at the White House. The move aims to push Grand Coulee ahead of Hoover Dam as the world’s largest hydroelectric plant, signaling a major boost to southwest power capacity.
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Washington
Truman Iso
Waite House
Grand Coulee Dam
Coulee
Hoover Dam
First Shells Fall in Shanghai
Shanghai reports its first Communist artillery shells landing as clashes surge around the Bund and waterfront. Troop movements, blockades, and a tense calm mark the city as government and Communist lines clash in the region. Reports claim thousands mobilized,未 and battles extend toward Hankow with territorial advances claimed by both sides.
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Shanghai
Ng the Run
Bund
Qin
Trencession
Weatherman Predicts Cloudy Warmer Dry Friday
Weatherman Edrington says Friday will be cloudy and warmer with no rain. He notes temperatures rise sharply and mentions a dry spell with rainfall figures for May and the year reflecting excesses and totals, though the last 24 hours show no rain.
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Edrington
TS Inenes
Kelly Sergeant Ends Army Life
First Sgt. Wine Richardson of the 3050th Air Base Support Squadron at Reily AFB retires after 31 years of service. He served 31 years in the infantry before transferring to the air force.
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Wine Richardson
Reily Afb
Infantry
Air Force
U S Firm On Greece Sets Conditions For Aid
The State Department stated the United States will not relax aid to non Communist Greece and will halt aid to Greek guerrillas only if Communist guerrilla support ends. It rejected Soviet efforts to broker a compromise settlement and said U S Britain should not join in terms favoring the rebels.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
Greece
State Department
U. S
Britain
Greek cabinet weighs Moscow peace bid amid civil war doubt
Athens discussions center on Russian proposals to end a yearlong civil conflict with little enthusiasm. Britain says Athens will be consulted and will not bargain without Greek consent. In Houston a dress fire killed Rubello Arce’s daughter, a March incident.
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Athens
Moscow
Britain
Mafia Ar 7
Rubello Arce
Houston
Dkms
New Dress
Military pay bill advances amid floor fight
Rep. Paul J. Xillay hailed a military pay bill as the first raise since 1908 passing the House today. The measure would save about 215 million annually and total 415 million over current outlays, with cuts to sea pay overseas family allowances and child benefits, while promising pay adjustments for enlisted men. The bill drew mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans amid questioning on its application and potential passage.
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Washington
Paul J. Xillay
Rilday
Rillay
House
Congress
Weather Helps Retail Trade But Week Falls Short
Weather aided retail promotions and dollar volume in the week ended Wednesday though total lagged behind the corresponding period in 1945. Regional changes show the Southwest down about 1 to 3 percent.
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Udun & Bradstreet
Ital Reisi
Weather forecast notes for Friday and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday afternoon into Saturday. Winds turn southeast with moderate speeds. Highs near 72 Friday and 42 Saturday, lows around 71 Friday. Weather page 2.4 notes additional details.
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