U Nu Quits Burmese Premiership in Burma
In Rangoon Burma Premier U Nu announced his resignation to devote time to reorganizing his AFP Anti Fascist People’s Freedom League. He will be succeeded by Defense Minister U Ba Swe a fellow neutralist with a pledge that Nu may return as prime minister within a year.
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Burma
U Nu
Asia
U Ba Swe
People's Freedom Leagues
AFP
Iimae
Adrian
Minon
Waitein
United Democrats
Solvay
Donald Niana Munch Cues
Salvetti
Salvay
U'Nu
Mayer Stanley E. Major
Irman Charles J. Hogan
Jaw Lsaia
Aharlal Nehru
Upland
Jon
Thel
AFPFL
Democrat Inspectors Quit Primary Struggle Over Poll Control
A group of Democrat inspectors resigned ahead of a primary, triggering a scramble as the county election board swore in temporary inspectors to run polls opening at noon. Balloting began amid uncertainty, with results expected to take several days to resolve. Walter F. McGuinness reported the dispute and its impact on vote counting.
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Walter F. McGuinness
County Election Board
Spu
Election Board
Virus Causes Cancer Scientist Theorizes
Detroit report notes scientist ideas that viruses may cause most cancers. The article cites a researcher named Nobe proposing a virus link and discusses early hypotheses about viral involvement in oncology in a tense, speculative tone.
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Detroit
Daily News Editorials and Election Confusion On Paper
The page lists features on Editorial Page 20 and Forum 15 with notices for Deaths and Sports. It reports on a cancer virus theory by Dr Wendell Stanley, the National Cancer Conference, and the 1948 election day logistics including Democratic, Republican, and Liberal primaries, county committee contests, and candidate alignment under United Democrats.
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Russia
Rasco Drummond
Radio-Tv
Forum
Amung Democratic Vuurrs
Wwuay Nasmuch Ag
United Democratic
United Demoeratics
California Democrats Face Final Primary Clash for Nomination
California voters chose between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver in the presidential Democratic primary as other states held contests. Observers saw Stevenson favored to carry California, which offers 68 convention votes, while Kefauver warned of a severe setback for a loss. statewide delegates and at large selections were to follow in a crowded national nominating race.
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Associated Press
California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Kefauver
New York
Montana
South Dakota
Iowa
Hickenlooper
Administration Farm
Dayton Countryman
Spike? Wilcox
Federal Reserve Board
Averell Hartman
Deleegate
Democratic State Committee
Harriman’s
Eisenhower
Lar Daly
Chisago
Saar Plan Settlement Moves to German Return by 1957
In a nine hour Luxembourg meeting French Premier Mollet and German Chancellor Adenauer announced agreement to restore the Saar to Germany by January 1, 1957. They merged Saar economic ties with Germany after a three year interim, resolved canal projects, and pledged funds while reaffirming Atlantic alliance support.
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Luxembourg
Guy Mollet
Konrad Adenauer
Saar
Germany
Saint Narmimienva Dalamat Kit
Peat Eeeneers
Tientral
Mollet
Adenauer
France
Moselle
Rhine
Upper Rhine
Molder
Atlantic Alliance
New Driver Kills Tutor in Detroit Crash
In Detroit a woman learning to drive hit the accelerator and killed her teacher, Mrs. Eddie Mae Clark. Mrs. Alice Dixon, 44, and her husband Wilbur, 56, were badly hurt while the other driver escaped injury. Dixon may face involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Detroit
Alice Dixon
Eddie Mae Clark
Dixon
Wilbur
John Houston
Groundhog Alarm Sparks Jerseyville Wake Up Call
Mr and Mrs Robert Crotchet own an unusual alarm clock a pet female groundhog named Oscar that hops onto their bed at 5 am and cavorts until they rise. The quirky routine draws curious neighbors and headlines the sleepy town. Oscar the groundhog reportedly delivers a reliable early wake up each morning.
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Jerseyville
INS
Robert Crotchet
Oscar
Weather outlook improves with sun after cool spell
Syracuse forecaster Andrew P. Keller says temperatures will run 2 to 3 degrees above normal for several days with more sun. Tonight will be cloudy, with overcast through tomorrow morning, then fair and warmer later. Wind will be light and variable. In Paris, King Paul and Queen Fredericks of Greece arrived to begin a state visit by train.
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Syracuse
Andrew P. Keller
Hancock Field
Mercury
Idaho
Paris
INS
Paul
Fredericks
Greece
Ohio Eyes Syracuse Head For State School Post
Dr. Pawl Miller, Syracuse public schools superintendent since 1953, is being considered for Ohio state superintendent. Miller and five others will meet the Ohio Board of Education in Columbus Monday, with announcement of selection possible next week or in early July. If chosen, he would lead a 402 person department overseeing 1400 districts and 114000 pupils. The starting salary is about 20 thousand, potentially rising to 25 thousand.
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Pawl. Miller
Syracuse
Isl
Nnion
Myers
State Post
Miller
Syracuse Board of Education
Paul Walker
Columbus
Ohio
State Board
U.S
Richmond
Columbia
Warren
Helthe Trial Court
David H. Patton
Court Rules Against Bus Segregation in Montgomery
A federal appellate panel ruled Montgomery city and Alabama laws requiring separate seating for white and Negro passengers on city buses unconstitutional. The decision, signed by Judges Rives and Johnson, with a dissent by Judge Lynne, comes on the six month anniversary of Montgomery’s Negro bus boycott and can be appealed directly to the Supreme Court. Opposing attorneys submit proposals on judgment form and possible stay within two weeks.
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Montgomery
Alaw
Richard T. Rives
Sith U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Alabama
U.S. Middle District Court
Seybourn Lynne
U.S
Intif Federal Court
U.S. Supreme
Wehle Reveals Shocker On Pheasant Farm Tuberculosis
State Conservation Department conflict over pheasant rearing sharpens as Commissioner Louis A. Wehle charges troubling tuberculosis infections at John Winte Game Farm in Oakfield and Grenadier Island. Cornell University confirms high infection rates among mature and young pheasants. Albany reports Governor Harriman backs the commissioner amid the dispute with Dr. E L Cheatum.
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State Conservation Department
Louis A. Wehle
Rochester
John Winte
Oakfield
Grenadier
E. L. Cheatum
Albany
Harriman
Herald-Journal
Webble
Cheatum
Wehle
Cornell University
Today’s Chuckle Dime Under the Bed Echoes Ten Years
A lighthearted quip notes only money that travels back in time is the dime that slips beneath the bed, implying wages and prices haven’t advanced in a decade. The joke humorously contrasts today with a decade past, using a small coin as a symbol.
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Jat California
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Patty
LaVerne
T Hollywood
Dr. Miller
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Marion, C
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Shocker
Grenalier Island
Weble
A. Brandley
Department of’ Veterinarian Science
University of Wisconsin
Brandley
Milton Covert
Websle Direcly
Grenadier Island
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West Point
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