Government lists beef buyers to curb back market diversions
Government officials compile a list of cattle purchasers from major sandyards to detect any diversion of beef into the back market. OPS enforcers say the effort targets buyers linked to the Big Four packers as curbs on slaughtering bite into supply. Beef processing cutbacks at Armour Swill Cudahy and Wilson plants, plus low receipts, fuel forecast of retail shortages into July. The House agriculture committee postpones action amid price controls debate and a British diplomatic telegram alleging a price rollback.
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INS
Sandyards
Marvin Willig
Office of
Price Biaduizabon
Chicago
Armour
Swill
Cudahy
Wilson
House Agriculture Committee
Poypon
Fokesmar
Eight-Jet Fateful Crash Sparks Security Ring In Indiana
Air Force and FBI opened a joint probe after a thunderstorm caused a mass crash of 37 jets near Richmond Indiana. A board of inquiry will question surviving pilots as engineers from Allison Division GM examine the engines.
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Man Angwasu
Eee
Air Force
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Special Air Force
Allison
General Motors Corporation
Wright Patterson Field
Dayton
Selfridge Field
Stratement Command
Telegraph notices report MacLean relatives in Paris
Telegrams received by relatives of Donald D. MacLean head of the American department at the Foreign Office were filed at Paris central post office. Foreign Office spokesman William Ridsdale said a message from Burgess arrived Thursday. The Supreme Court Justice Lee J. Hagerty was involved as the investigation into Sid Gordon's resignation and related gambling case continued with no news on the destination of the other messages. The inquiry, led by Special Prosecutor John Afthowtts, reconvenes Tuesday for further action.
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Donald D. MacLean
American Department of the Foreign Offce
Paris
William Ridsdale
Foreign Office
R Burgess
Bufpass
Supreme
Court
Lee J. Hagerty
Atta MacClean
Hamea
Saratoga Gamblog
Redsdale
Cort
Hearne
Sid
New B. Gordon
John Afthowtts
Ridsdale
Minton
Today’s Features and Teaser Pages at Teuman House
The page presents a jumble of items including family notes at Bisi House, scattered references to Washington Seleshow and TelowiaR pages, plus editorial pace hints and TV and financial notes. It headlines bylines and a depiction of entertainment and ads with a page 16 pictorial tease.
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Teuman
Bisi
Sitkor
Wornihe
Care
Rvlunim
Washington
Tinalar Cettires
Telowiar
Beltors
Diplomats vanish chase spans Western Europe in cold pursuit
Thousands of def ences and intelligence agents sweep Western Europe for the diplomats who disappeared behind a curtain of top level Anglo American secrets. Scotland Yard and France's Surete trace a route from London May 25 by hired car to Southampton, then by excursion steamer to St Malo and a hire car to Rennes, aiming to board a Paris bound train May 28.
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Europe
Russia
Scotland Yard
France
Sureta
Tite
London
Southampton
St Malo
Rennes
Sin
Paris
Jets Missing MEESEANEN Germany Mystery
In Meeseanean Germany two Trunderjet planes are missing from their base since yesterday. The U.S. Air Force announced today that both aircraft are feared lost as rescue teams search the area and assess potential causes and locations.
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Meeseanen
Germany
U.S
Traffic crowds at Rosebush quads home
In Pontiac Michigan residents report heavy traffic around the Rosebush quads home in Oakwood. Anna Rosebush explains a sign offering views for a quarter as self defense and notes the crowds, sometimes reaching 52 people daily, include two boys and two girls born last January.
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Pontiac
Mich
Mix
Anna Rosebush
Oakwood
Luciano in Trouble Berle Starts Third Telethon Appeal
Italian police action halts Berle’s third annual televised fund drive for Luciano, the alleged U. S. crime czar. The 22 hour program is to run today ending at 4 PM local time, with NBC and 43 stations carrying the telethon.
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Lomeaian Mil- Rome
Berle
Charles “Lucky” Luciano
U. S
Runyon Memorial Fund
wWorld
Sion
Police Broadcasting Company
NBC
Chinese Reds Begin Major Retreat in Korea’s Iron Triangle
Chinese Communists allegedly began a major retreat from the southeastern corner of their central Korea redoubt. United Press reports said the withdrawal started yesterday toward Kumsong, with Chorwon abandoned as Allied forces advanced. Front dispatches noted delaying actions at Kumhwa and Chorwon, with UN forces gaining ground and the redoubt’s eastern-western road network at risk. Night aerial reports indicated a slow, steady retreat, while speculation swirled around Marshall’s Tokyo visit.
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Tokyo
Iron Triangle
Korea
United Press War
Walliam Burson
Kumhwan
Kumsong
38Th Parallel
Chorwon
Southerwestern
Kumhwa
Chotwon
UN Umil
United Press War Corres
Leroy Hansen
Hansen
Snoopy
U.S
George C. Marshall
Karen
Gondled
Sirens Test Marks First Full State Air Raid Drill Since War
In Syracuse the Office of Civil Defense conducted its first full state air raid warning test since World War II. Sirens sounded 9 36 4 M for three minutes then one minute all clear as police and fire units monitored reception. Director Harvey S Smith said the test identified reception gaps especially on the East Side and in Eastwood with plans to add more sirens.
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Syracuse
Office of Civil Defense
Civil Defense
Harvey 5. Smith
Smith
Onondaga Sanatorium
Tames St
Crouse-Hinds
Eastwood
Baby Roo Bounced at Zoo New York
At the Bronx Zoo a five month old female kangaroo was evicted from her mother's pouch as her twin brother outgrew the space. Keepers used a man made pouch in a temporary incubator and fed the joey with an eyedropper while veterinary staff tested a milk formula.
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New York
Kangaroo
Jimmy Rimmer
Rim-mer
Lennard Goss
Goss
Weather forecast for Ohio and Syracuse
Mason Bennis, assistant weatherman, reports showers may move in tonight with cloudy conditions tomorrow. A south passing storm brings scattered showers tonight in Syracuse. Temperatures: low tonight around 55, high tomorrow about 90. yesterday’s high reached 75.
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Ohio
Mason Bennis
Weatlherman
Syracuse
Dulles Confirms Jap Treaty Snarl
John Foster Dulles stated that Western powers talks on a Japanese peace treaty have bogged down. He declined to discuss specifics but said differences include a French proposal to defer a final peace treaty. He traveled to Paris to consult French officials on the treaty settlement question.
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Lunuun Utr
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Siplomatic
Japan
Republican State Department
Paris
Three children rescued after night in hollow log bearland
Santa Fe reports Larry 7 Janet 5 and Steven Crags 3 were found in the Sangre de Chusto Mountains after wandering, without food or water, for about 29 hours. They told how bears and noises frightened them while sleeping in a hollow log. Their mother praised rescuers and plans for discipline reflected in her relief.
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Santa FE
Larry
Janet McGee
Tittle
Steven Crags
Suspec Sangre de Chasto
Steven
Janet
Gorilas
Russians Expelled From Austrian U S Zone Amid Repatriation Clash
In Salzburg U S troops order three members of a Russian repatriation mission from the American zone after they locked their car and refused a badge. One soldier ripped the sedan footwell area and dragged out the Russian driver. The others left earlier, while the remaining sergeant was pulled from the driver seat. The convoy transported the Russians to the Soviet border and deposited them across it with their baggage.
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Salzburg
Austria
U.S
U. S
Solvien
Milo
Ismef Ameerican
Siamese Twins Die After Seven Days
Siamese twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Robert Litchfield of Lurning ton Conn June 1 died last night at Charl is Hungerford Hospital. The twins joined at the chest with a mutual heart and liver had been kept alive in an incubator seven days. Their 20 year old mother, still in hospital, was reported to be in good condition.
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Lurrington
Conn
Robert Litchfield
Charlis
Hungerford Hospital
Caesanan
Dying Boy Seeks More Letters From World
Seven year old Denny Stockton of Huntley Montana battles leukemia while awaiting letters. His father Hoel stocks the mail daily hoping for a note from strangers, relatives, or friends as doctors warn the illness may claim him within weeks. The plea to bless a dying child with handwritten encouragement reflects a small town rallying around a brave boy.
MacArthur and Acheson clash over China policy rift
Washington hearings on MacArthur dismissal reveal sharp exchanges as the former Pacific commander accuses U S policy of backing a Communist Nationalist coalition in China. Acheson defends 1945 46 efforts led by Marshall to form a coalition and presents a telegram urging U S aid to China. The testimony centers on alleged blunders and political scapegoating amid Korea and broader Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Achesey
MacArthur
Pacific
China
Acheson
Korea
New York
Kwow- Jang
Marshall
Raymond Spruance
Albert C. Wedermeyer
U.S
Republic of China
U S Will Probe China Lobby Under Congressional Inquiry
Secretary of State Acheson said President Truman orders all federal agencies to cooperate with a congressional inquiry into a reported nationalist China lobby. He stated the State Department has gathered information suggesting some activities may violate the law and that agencies will cooperate fully with committees.
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Washington
Truman
China
Acheson
Sensis Armea Services and Foreign Relations Committees
State Department
China Group
Inagicy Group
McMahon
D-Conn
Chiang Kai-shek
Executive Beatien
Congress
Today’s Chuckle at Ball Game Delivers Quick Word Pun
A brief joke circulates at a ball game where a wife asks who has the final word in an argument, the husband or the umpire, prompting laughter as the punchline lands on the wordplay.
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