Miss Coplon Espionage Case Sparks FBI Testimony
Prosecutors outline a New York espionage conspiracy case involving Miss Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev. FBI agents testified they shadowed Coplon and Gubitchev, with two agents identified as McAndrews and Manos, as Archibald Palmer questioned the witnesses. The judge ordered a remark about government focus struck.
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John M. Kelley, Jr
Raymond P. Whearty
Thomas
J. ‘McAndrews
Sappho Manos
Miss Copion
Archibald Palmer
FBI
Richard E. Brennan
Richard T. Rhadsky
Brannan
Rhadsky
Valentine A. Gubitchev
New York
Gubitchev
United Nations
Miss Coplon
Sétzet
Justice Department
Palmer
Brennan
Miss Coplan
Kelley
Albert L. Reeves
Chiang Kai-shek Arrives on Formosa Aboard Nationalist Ship
Chinese reports say Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has landed on Formosa aboard a Nationalist warship after leaving Shanghai. The move signals continued Nationalist presence on the island amid tensions in the region.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Plan to aid farms with subsidies draws editorials
Charles Brannan proposes federal price supports to bolster farm income while lowering consumer prices. Marquis Childs comments in the editorial page. The article notes sections on pages 42 and 43 with Comics and other features listed, including Deaths, Sports, and Editorials.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Marquis Childs
City Life
Winchell
Bergman Says No Immediate Divorce Plan
Ingrid Bergman indicated she has no immediate plans to divorce husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom but did not rule out an eventual split. She left Messina Sicily after meetings with Roberto Rossellini about the Stromboli film and returned with Rossellini while Lindstrom headed to Rome to fly back to the United States.
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AUP
Ingrid Bergman
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Roberto Ros
Bergman
Rossellini
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Lindstrom
Hollywood
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Stromboli
Reale
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Sicily
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Miss
One Man Yank Army Slugs Eight Russian Officers
Edward J. Touhey of Howard Beach was confined in a Vienna army hospital after a one man assault on Russian officers at the Imperial Hotel. Provost Marshal Col Willard K Liebel reported Touhey had been drinking but not enough to justify the disturbance as he fought eight to twelve officers and chased a colonel with an iron chair before MPs restrained him. A crowd of Austrians watched as he was escorted away by ambulance.
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UPA
Russia
U. S
Edward
J. Touhey
Howard Beach
L. I
Vienna Army Hospital
Touhey
Willard K. Liebel
Liebel
Grand Hotel
International District
Imperial Hotel
ALP loses Lincoln Auditorium use may affect political rallies
Syracuse school officials deny American Labor Party request to use Lincoln Auditorium on May 29. Superintendent Patton warns denial could set a precedent banning political groups from the city’s largest meeting venue. Corporation Counsel Hornbeck says board has sole discretion on non-school permits.
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Syracuse
David EH. Patton
Lyle W. Hornbeck
Education Board
Patton
Herald- Journal
American’ Labor Party
Madison School
Young Progressives of America
ALP
Police Race in Answer to Bum Scare in Chicago
A police squad rushed across the Loop responding to a bomb scare near La Salle and Jackson. No bomb was found but officers reported a man asleep on a news stand and removed him from the scene.
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Chicago
la Salle
Jackson Bird
Skyscraper Board of Trades
Harold Enright
Portland Council Rejects Funds for Zoo Camel Mate
In Portland Oregon the city council rejected a Park Bureau request for 1500 dollars to buy a mate for the zoo's lone camel. The decision comes during Be Kind to Animals Week and prompts criticism from animal welfare advocates.
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Portland. Orc
Park Bureau
London children test sweets impact on teeth in research trial
About 256 London kids will eat lots of candy and receive jam and sugar in school lunches to test if sweets spoil teeth. Meanwhile 250 peers will endure wartime rations to provide a control for the London County Council Dental Research Committee study.
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London
London County Council
Dental Research Committee
Four Power Talks May End Berlin Blockade Impasse
The United States announced progress in lifting the Berlin blockade with a plan for a four power meeting. Representatives from the United States Philip C. Jessup Soviet Union Jacob A. Malik Great Britain Sir Alexander Cadogan and France Jean Chauvel held talks at 12 30 PM to discuss detailed arrangements and a possible end date.
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New York
Russia
Berlin
United States
Philip C. Jessup
Soviet Union
Jaxop A. Malik
Great Britain
Alexander Cadogan
France
Jean Chauvel
Berlin blockade lifting date set May 12 and Big Four meet May 23
London report says Russia and Western powers agreed to lift the Berlin blockade on May 12 and schedule a Big Four meeting for May 23. The development was learned today.
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London
Russia
Berlin
Foreign Ministers meet in Paris to discuss Berlin blockade
The note states ministers will meet in Paris around May 25 after the London December 1947 talks failed on the German question. It recalls the Western powers airlifted Berlin to counter a Russian blockade and restricted goods to the Eastern zone. Concluded on Page 6, Column 2.
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Paris
London
Berlin
Germany
Taxicabs Face Parking Ban In Warren Street
The Common Council's Traffic Committee met at City Hall to decide if taxicabs may use cab stands on Warren Street during the prohibited hours of 4 30 to 6 PM. The ban, approved last April 25, bars parking on the west side from James Street to Onondaga Street from 4:30 to 6 daily except Sundays.
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City Hall
Warren St
James St
Onondaga St
George H. Bowles
Albert Deisseroth
Francis Costello
John A. Kinney
W. Frank Kavanaugh
Four Men Trapped In Burning Mine Near Gilberton
Four miners are entombed about 800 feet underground in a fire at Wo 5 colliery of Gilberton Coal Co near Girardville Pennsylvania. A spokesman says efforts continue as rescue workers pump air into the shaft. Pumps fail risk drowning before rescue reaches them.
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Girardyville
Gilberton Coal Company
Pennsylvania
What She Waited For Dana Andrews Visit to Collins Mississippi
Dana Andrews visiting his birthplace Collins Mississippi made a quip about censors saying they remind him of a little girl named Mary. The joke likens censorship to dull proceedings at a cruelty to animals convention and to a child's impatience.
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Collins
Mississippi
Mary
Mamma
U S Considers Steps Against Russian Satellites Over Rights
Secretary of State Acheson said Bulgaria Hungary and Romania rejected American charges that their governments violate peace treaties and human rights. The United States plans consultations with allies to decide next steps and expects Western action under the treaties soon. Acheson contrasted free society with police state and outlined the two month window for ambassadors to settle disputes before a three person commission may be formed.
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United ‘States
Aceson
Eta la
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Acheson
United States
Employment Dip and Farm Growth Drive April Jobs Rise
The Census Bureau reports April unemployment fell by 351,600 while employment rose 272,000 marking a second straight improvement. Non farm jobs fell 255,000 though farm work surged 427,000 with total civilian employment at 57.819 million. The unemployment count was 3.016 million, down from March and April 1948 levels.
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Washington CP
Census Bureau
Bureau
Broadway ticket brokers face probe over high charges
Commissioner John Murtagh in New York examined the financial records of ticket brokers amid charges they were eight times the box office price. The law limits the maximum legal brokerage fee to 90 cents per ticket.
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New York
GOP
John Mr. Murtagh
Air powered balloon house chases storm with vacuum support
A Buffalo Air Force reveal describes a flexible strong house made of air glass and rubber. The half balloon stands 36 feet high and 53 feet in diameter built on a concrete base. It with stands 140 mile winds as radar equipment housing and uses a vacuum cleaner to inflate and vent.
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Buffalo
Korce
Heat to Last Another Day Weather Update
The weatherman forecasts continued warmth with a chance of showers by Friday or tomorrow night. In the region highs near 80 are expected, with a low around 50 tonight. Yesterday's readings reached 77 at 150 PM, while midwest cities reported 90s. Chicago 91 and Huron South Dakota 94. Overnight lows later dropped to subzero readings.
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Mercury
Andrew P. Keller
Chicago
Huron
Koreans Cross Border in Kaesong Gun Battle
A force of 560 North Koreans crossed the border into South Korea at Kaesong and clashed with police in a gun battle. The incident marks a sharp escalation along the border and prompted security deployments in the area.
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Seoul
Rset Reass
Kaesong
South Korea
Labor bill stalemate ends after recommitment vote
In Washington the Wood labor bill faced a House setback as Tru man Democrats won a recommitment vote by 212 to 209. The administration failed to repeal Taft Hartley directly while blocking the Wood measure, leaving the labor fight in stalemate and shifting focus to the Senate.
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Washington (P
Trusman
House
Senate
Food Price Index Advances to 5.71
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose to 5.71 this week from 35.67 a week earlier, yet remained 1F percent below the year ago figure of 5688. The index covers wholesale costs for a pound of 31 common foods, with higher prices for wheat beef hams sugar coffee cottonseed oil eggs potatoes steers hogs and lard and lower for corn rye oats bells and cocoa.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Your Congressman write in response to inquiries
Herald-Journal publishes names of New York State Senators and a county congressman for readers to address in DC. It lists Robert F. Wagner Irving Ives and Walter Richman with their Washington offices. Also notes a color cartoon feature from Jimmy Hatlo in various magazines.
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Herald-Journal
New York State
Quondaga County
Jimmy Hatlo
Puck
Comic Weekly
Herald-American
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