Bolivian Rebels Form Provisional Government After King's Coup
Bolivian workers and students established a provisional government in La Paz after President Gualberto Villarroel was killed. Nestor Guillen heads the junta with members from the judiciary, university, and workers. Casualties range up to 2000, with rebels reporting 260 killed and 500 wounded in the capital.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Gualberto Villarroel
Young Revolutionary
Battletown
Nestor Guil- Jen
Supreme Court
Villarroel
Guillen
Luis Gonsalvez Indaburo
Aniceto Solares
University of Sucro
Attrelio Alcoba
Relief from murky weather expected Tuesday
Unsettled air with spotty rains yesterday gave way to calmer conditions as a weak low over Lake Huron nudged through. The Weather Bureau reports a flat pressure gradient with no front, bringing clearer skies, lower humidity and warmer temperatures by Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Tropics
Lake Huron
Weather outlook with showers and warm highs
Cloudy with scattered showers today and tonight. Tuesday partly cloudy and warmer. High today 94 in 1933 record, surrounding records noted. Sunset 8 37 P M Sunrise Tuesday 1146 A M Humidity 80 percent at 8 30 P M
James St paving bids rejected and re advertise
Mayor Costello rejected all three bids for the James st paving project and plans to readvertise. City Engineer Nelson F. Pitts noted the low bidder Dan-Bar Construction Co. asked to withdraw due to labor and material shortages. Bid advertisements to start Tuesday and reopen a week later. project cost estimated at 28,000 dollars from Lodi to Dewitt.
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Costello
James St
Nelson F. Pitts
Dan-Bar Construction Co
George F. Waite
Contract and Purchase
Lodi
Dewitt Srs
Fiveyearold electrocuted on dog fence in Billings
Fiveyearold Clifford Owens Winslow died after grabbing a wire charged with 110 volts. Coroner Howard C. Smith said his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Winslow attempted artificial respiration for an hour before he was pronounced dead in Billings Montana on Sunday.
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Billings
Mont
Clifford Owens Winslow
Howard C. Smith
Lester Winslow
Search For 15 Missing After Fortresses Collide Near Coiba Island
Rescue teams scoured Pacific waters off Panama after two U S Army Flying Fortresses collided near Coiba Island. Five bodies have been recovered as crews search for the remaining 15 missing.
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Panama
Pacific
Coiba Island
Soldier victim named in Kyoto strangling case
Attack victim in Kyoto identified as Grant M. McClain, a 20 year old American soldier from Santa Ana, California, after an unknown strangler attack last week.
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Kyoto
Japan
INS
Grant M. McClain
Santa Llanla
Calif
Mme Sun Blasts Policies in China and Abroad
Shanghai AP captioned report notes Sun Yat-Sen’s widow, Sun Soong sister, charging reactionaries in America and China with scheming to spark a Russia United States war over China’s internal affairs. She condemns American troops’ presence as not aiding peace and criticizes her brother in law’s government.
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Shanghai
Sun Yat-Sen
Chinese Republic
America
China
Russia
United States
Sun
Soong
Soviet Radio Charges U S In China Civil War Motives
Moscow radio accused the United States of fomenting civil strife in China to secure economic and political dominance in the Far East. It cited a New Times review claiming Washington views economic predominance in China as a legitimate prize of war and China as its new economic boundary.
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London
Moscow Radio
America Today
China
Far East
America
New Times
United States
Sun Yat Sen daughter warns on Chinese civil war spillover
Madame Sun argues the United States must withhold munitions and military aid unless a broad democratic coalition governs China. She asserts Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang is finished and a representative government is needed to avoid foreign confrontation and a wider war. She warns reactionaries push a civil conflict to draw the US and USSR into a global clash. She urges Americans to halt military shipments and loans pending a legitimate government.
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Madame Sun
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
China
America
United States
Price Bill Aids in Dark On Truman OPA Plans
Senator Barkley said at the White House he did not know if President Truman would sign compromise price control legislation to revive the OPA but hoped he would. The measure would alter price control procedures and Porter was to see Truman. An official suggested Truman had indicated a reluctant approval.
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Truman
OPA
Washington
Barkley
Senate
Paul Porter
Seek More Funds War Profits Probers To Recall Freeman
The Senate War Investigating Committee said it will recall Joseph Freeman Washington agent for a midwestern munitions concern to question him about reports he tried to influence a witness. The panel also plans to seek appearances from Rep. May and several others, including New York Supreme Court Justice Samuel Dickstein, amid disclosures of telephonic contacts between May’s office and the munitions firm’s Washington headquarters.
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Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
Joseph Freeman
George ‘Teader
Rep
May
Sig
House Military Committee
Freeman
New Pearl Harbor Probe Expands DelaysInquiry
Washington reports a new Senate inquiry reopen into pre war Pearl Harbor delays. Senator Brewster says earlier House resistance blocked witnesses, expanding scrutiny of military readiness at Wyman Fort. Brewster serves on both committees reviewing blame for the 1941 attack.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Senate
Wyman
Pacific
Brewster
House
Representative May
D-Ky
British Map Zone Fusion in Occupied Germany Discussed
Lt. Gen. Brian Robertson deputy military governor of the British zone was to fly to London to consult on an American plan for economic fusion of the British and American zones. Gen. Joseph T. McNarney announced American experts roughing out tentative plans for a merger with the other occupied zones in Germany.
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Berlin
Brian Robertson
London
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S
Europe
Germany
Heirens Poised For Statement On Degnan Murders
Chicago text reports 17 year old William Heirens, a college student and suspect in three killings, awaiting a possible confession at Cook County Jail. His counsel urged a private room with stenographer, signaling readiness to disclose. Prosecutors also prep for indictments in the Degnan case and the lipstick slaying of Frances Brown.
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Chicago
Cook County
Jst
William Heirens
Suzanne Degnan
Frank Sin
University of Chicago
Heirens
Britons O K Bread Ration Strikes Hit Belfast Delivery
Britons accepted bread rationing with limited queuing as Belfast faced a 1400-strong deliverymen strike halting house-to-house bread deliveries. Authorities opened 16 distribution centers in Belfast to compensate for the walkout and ease shortages.
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London
INL
Belfast
McNarney Says U S Officers Not Detained in Soviet Zone
General Joseph T. McNarney, commander of U S forces in Europe, says he has accepted Russian assurances that missing U S officers Capt Harold Cobin and Lt George Wyatt, last seen after an unauthorized trip into the Soviet occupation zone, are not being detained and he doubts foul play was involved.
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Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
U. S
McNarney
Harold Cobin
New York City
George Wyatt
Oklahoma City
Bombay Rioters Cripple Transport
Officials of the Bombay tram and bus system reported rioting strikers stoned vehicles and crippled trolley wires threatening to halt public transport. Rock throwing occurred at the steamship docks and clashes with knives erupted at the Sewri Ordnance Depot where drivers struck. Police with batons charged at the Kol wada Depot and riotersalso attacked a printing plant.
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Bombay
Sewri Ordnance Depot
Kolwada
Vacation? Please tell your ferald journal carrier the date you will leave the city
The note asks for dates of departure and return to arrange care, directing the ferald journal carrier to handle the rest. It emphasizes informing the carrier of travel dates and homecoming to ensure scheduling.
Airborn baby registered after ambulance flight to Copenhagen
The Danish Bureau of Vital Statistics records the first airborn baby born aboard an ambulance plane en route from Ouroe Island to a Copenhagen hospital. The birth marks a historic aviation medical milestone as authorities confirm the delivery took place aboard air transport.
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Copenhagen
INS
Denmark
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Ouroe
Attacks Rock King David Hotel in Jerusalem
A Palestine police communique said at least 50 believed killed and around 60 wounded in the bombing of the King David Hotel, headquarters of the British Army and Palestine secretariat. Eyewitnesses said five assassins planted the explosives after shooting a British officer, causing fires and widespread chaos. Richard Mowrer of the New York Post was injured by a falling stone.
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Jerusalem
Palestine Police
David Totel
Palestine
Hstel
Richard Mowrer
New York Post
King David
Mediterranean
Jewish Agency
Army
Evelyn Barker
Frugal Shoppers In Britain Prompted By U S Funds
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman notes Britain’s government easing on butter as the Truman loan of 33.75 billion dollars to Great Britain is evaluated. He describes the exchequer's view on spending and price stability, with a digression on consumer choices like macaroni, Brussels sprouts, and oranges.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Truman
Great Britain
Treasury Department
London
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House Immigration Committee
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