Ruhr Rhineland vote for state control plan election results
Final returns show Ruhr and Rhineland voters backing nationalization of coal iron steel and power industries while Communist Party fails to win any direct seats. North Rhine Westphalia approves a new state constitution. Christian Democrats win a plurality but no clear majority. coalition likely.
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Duesseldory
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
North Rhine-Westphalia
Conrad Adenauer
Christians Democratic Party
Communist Party
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Free Democratic Party
Center Party
Communists
Peach and Pear Crops Dropping in New York Harvest
The State Agriculture Department forecasts a 1950 New York peach crop of 2,023,000 bushels, down 28 percent from last year and 23 percent below the five decade average. Pears are expected at 984,000 bushels, 18 percent below 1949 but 15 percent above the 10-year average. Apple crops not estimated, conditions favorable. Also predicts 2,700 tons sweet cherries, 26,100 tons sour cherries, and 332,000 crates of strawberries.
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Albany
State Agriculture Department
New York
Department
Lost Month in Reno Bars Ends with False Identity
Allan Lee Pearce, 23, of Oklahoma City, told deputies he endured a five day desert trek after a supposed flaming plane crash. He used the name John E Chenau, 24, of Austin, Texas, and faced holding charges as authorities investigate airplane theft while his mother’s address remains unclear.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Allan Lee Pearce
Oklahoma City
Pearce
Stanley Power
Fernice
Seattie
Albuquerque
Nam
John E. Chenau
Austin
Texas
San Diego
Wanda Merle
Wanda Chenan
Canada
Kidney transplant from dead woman to living patient Chicago
A kidney from a deceased donor was transplanted into Mrs Tucker at Little Company of Mary Hospital in Chicago in what doctors called the first of its kind. Surgeons Dr Richard M Lawler and colleagues connected the artery vein and ureter to Mrs Tucker using black silk thread after removing the donor kidney and preserving it with heparin. The donor woman’s identity was not released and the operation was performed Saturday morning with doctors stating the patient was in good condition early today.
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Chicago
Richard M. Lawler
Little Company of Mary Hospital
Tucker
Laster
Lawler
James West
Mary
Cook County Hospital
Patrick H. McNulty
Raymond Patrick Murphy
Cook County
iKidney
West
Law
Ruthiler
First Date Foiled by Self Inflicted Wound in Detroit
Fourteen-year-old Hilda Jackson wounded herself with a .22 caliber pistol yesterday after her mother insisted she babysit a four-month-old cousin instead of going on a first date. Mrs. Mary Lee Jackson told police she heard the shot from Hilda's bedroom soon after ordering her to stay home. The father noted Hilda had never had a date before.
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Detroit
Hilda Jackson
Mary Lee Jackson
Filea
Hilda
Peace Pact Without Reds Urged by Jap
Hollywood reports a Japanese elder urged a separate peace with the AntechinaP nations while Russia holds 400,000 prisoners. Judy Garland is suspended from MGM for a second time after a month in Washington. Pred Astaire placement and a Pan American clipper to Honolulu were discussed as MGM arranged work for her.
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Los Angeles
Sigtes
Russia
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Ukio Ozak
Jim Role
M-G-M
Sand Statesman
Washington
Future
Sacur+ Russtasil
Ers
Ozak
Ner
Lulu
Tohyo Mayor Presents Washingtons Teherry Trees
Qzaaki, former mayor of Tohyo, presented Washingtons famed cherry trees to the National Capitol, reflecting a diplomatic gesture amid ongoing peace treaty discussions.
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Qzaaki
Tohyo
Washington
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