California Votes Today in Primary Races Reach National Tone
In California primaries Republicans back Earl Warren and Brannan ally James Roosevelt faces, while Hickenlooper nears renomination amid Democratic gains for Albert Loveland. The national view follows yesterday’s Senate results as Loveland vies for the Democratic nod.
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MacARTHUR-24 Silenced In Japan Red Purge
The Japanese government banned 24 top members of Japan's Communist Politburo from public life by order of General MacArthur after a letter to Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida. The move, meant to curb potential violence, will strip these leaders of parliamentary seats and all party activity, with police guard urged against retaliation. The Reds condemned the action as suppression by the Yoshida cabinet, warning of enslaved peace lovers if resistance fails.
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Syracuse Suit Ends Belmont 53 475 Settlement
A 1948 crash settlement of 58475 split among five parties ends a long mitigation case. The accident near Geddes on Fayard, Oct 16, 1948, killed Ruth Tondeur and Michael Bova Jr. while injuring others. Claims name Vera Schiefer, the town, and guardians for several minors.
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Michigan reports second uranium strike discovery
In Lansing Michigan the state conservation department announced a second uranium strike in the upper peninsula. State Geologist G. E. Eddy will recommend to the Conservation Commission that the find may have been killed off by a three year exploration pause and money in pocket remained. A coroner's inquest found lightning caused accidental death bringing details of notes and metal ships involved in a burn investigation.
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Editorial Pace: Wrong Men Endanger Anticipated Reform
Today editorial page notes that government reorganization is pointless if leaders fail to appoint capable units. Marquis Childs pens a column in Aleeatura as Cathal Ci and others set the pace. Regular features listed as Amusements 26 30 and pages 22 23 35 include letters editorials and diagrams.
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Isham Discovers Radic alise Dock Near Felch Area
Isham reportedly found radic alise dock last year about four miles northwest of Felch in central Dickinson County. The second strike is about bo aties south of a deposit announced last December 30 in Bataga County 21 miles east of Lisnse.
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Fatal Accident Speeds Boy's Birth in San Luis Obispo
A highway crash on a Saturday near San Luis Obispo killed five year old Daniel Geer of Lone Call and injured his mother, with doctors telling hospital attendants the infant son was born during the incident as the family travels. the father died at the scene and the mother, hospitalized, delivered a son.
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Marshall Renamed Swashing Ow 1up3 Presid or
Partial OCR reads Marshall renamed swashing ow 1up3. presi dor four three-year ros fane i2 1.
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Senate moves to bring contempt charges over weather man
The Louisiana Senate named a five man committee to consider contempt charges against a Weatherman Andgrew P Keller after a long debate. The body authorized its formation under the state constitution and planned a quiet session tonight. Temperatures were forecast to rise with 70 high tomorrow and 55 low tomorrow night. Seabiscuit owner died today.
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Too High Michaels Lose Bid On Parking Meters
Covington Kentucky firm Michaels Art Bronze Co. loses bid in city meters procurement. Magee Hale Pack-O-Meter Co. of Oklahoma City tops bids with a gross $44,216 and net $37,016 after deductions. Other bidders include Magee Hale, Pontiac Equipment Co. Pittsburgh. Concluded on Page 8.
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Holdup Fails In Village Shootout Leaves Bandit Dead
A Greenwich Village running gun battle with holdup men ended with one bandit killed by police and two wounded, another captured. Two patrons were struck, bystanders fled as shots rang out near the Kitchen cafe. a third suspect fled, others witnessed the chaos. Page 6.
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Not Cricket To Disrobe In Heat Wave
London police urge restraint as a heat wave reaches its third day with temperatures near four degrees. Residents shed lighter clothing while officials advise modest conduct in public and pubs consider cooling measures to prevent hazards.
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Horlick Dies Ex-Head of Horlick Malted Milk Firm
RACINE Wis ailing tycoon A J Horlick scion of the malted milk family died after a one month illness at age 76 He was son of Willamay Orkek founder of Horlick Malted Milk Corp and long served as vice president and chairman of the board before retirement The record notes a brief biographical outline from the company era with misspellings and garbled lines.
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Cortland Radio Station Seid Under Federal Probe
A Cortland radio station faces a federal inquiry involving a $100000 stake and related corporate interests. The report cites WKRT Cortland and mentions involvement by Com munes and associated parties. Details remain unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
Tornado Rips Five Villages in Southeast Texas
A fast striking tornado ripped through Kenny Klump Parkson Brookshire and Katy in southeast Texas injuring at least eight people. Winds around 70 miles an hour caused building damage and disrupted the town of 350 near Houston. Red Cross director L F Welge noted injuries though counts were not exact.
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Chinese Reds Desert Nationalists Claim
Fragmentary telegraph item reports Nationalists claiming Communist Chinese troops deserted amid tensions. The dispatch notes alleged dislike of Russian arrogance and cruelty by Reds toward the people, citing an agency statement and naming a regional commander.
Big Red One Remembers D-Day at Omaha Beach in France
U S First Infantry Division veterans gather on the sixth anniversary of D-Day at Omaha Beach to lay a wreath and honor fallen comrades. Maj John Finke leads the silent ceremony as wreaths are placed before the American military cemetery where 9 321 soldiers are buried. Local officials also hold services at Utah Beach Sainte Mere Eglise and Sainte Mesme.
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Death Comes First in Louisiana Unit
A cryptic syndicated fragment notes a Louisiana unit and a phrase about a new fork and a dog, with unclear context. The readable bits suggest a crime or military reference but lack concrete details such as people, places, or dates to confirm a specific event.
Plane Crash Survivors Rescued 37. 20 Missing Near Miami
Thirty seven survivors of a Westair Co plane crash into the Atlantic were rescued by the destroyer USS Sau concept near 215 miles ENE of Miami. The fate of 20 others remains unknown. Pilot co pilot and steward saved, others wearing life jackets reported. Coast Guard planes aided search. earlier reports of 23 survivors differed from later recovery.
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Plane Joins Hunt for Man Missing Near Brantingham Lake
An Air Force rescue plane with six para troopers including a doctor joined the search for Edward G. Brooks 23 of Utica who has been missing since Saturday night near Brantingham Lake. State police said the Amphibian plane from Westover Field circled southeast of Lowville as ground teams and guides prepare a wider sweep by 25 thd from Pine Camp.
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