Koreans Defy Reds in Self Rule Election Amidunrest
In Seoul and across Korea, authorities report 80 percent or more of about two million eligible voters defied threats in the first self rule election. Bombings, arson, and sabotage disrupted polling sites from Pusan to Inchon as UN observers described large turnout and Soviet zone threats. Police seized homemade bombs and warned of further clashes as UN forces monitored the unrest.
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U S Senator Glen Taylor Arrest Reported in Birmingham
The Justice Department began preliminary inquiries into the arrest of Senator Glen Taylor of Toa, tied to events at a Birmingham meeting of the Southern Negro Youth Congress. Taylor denies misconduct and the probe seeks facts about his attestation and the meeting incidents on May 1.
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Today’s Features and Page Guide
A clipped newspaper page lists sections and features for the day including editorials by Marques Childe on world well being and nation, a variety of pages for Horoscope Dr Dean Crosmard Jean kam Haworth, and sections like Amusements Financial Bridge Inq Repler Classified Radio City Life Sonaire Deaths Sports and Letters. It mentions a pictures page 10 and a Treasure feature titled a retreat that cant be beat by Seneca Tiateding with a geotection note.
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Navy PBY Missing in Caribbean
A Navy PBY flying boat with 12 crew and passengers is reported missing since about 2 AM Sunday. The aircraft was en route from Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico to Key West, last heard near Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Search efforts by the Navy and Army plans were set to intensify with a panel established and lines centered around Great Jamaica.
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Merger approved to consolidate Niagara Hudson utilities
Albany reports the Public Service Commission approved the consolidation of Electric and Gas utilities into a single Niagara Hudson system. The merger forms Niagara Hudson Power Corporation with about 3.45 billion in utility plant serving 2.5 million people across New York State from the Abany rapid district to the Canadian border, affecting New York Power & Light Central New York Power and the Buffalo Niagara Transmission division. The three utilities will be dissolved and new stock issued. further details on page 19.
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Jail Guards Suspended After Prison Escape Attempt
Clinton Prison guards were suspended following a failed escape attempt by long term convict Delward James from Chicago, captured after breaking from a cell and climbing a wall with a ladder. An explosion near a bus terminal injured three. authorities pending investigation as gas buildup is suspected.
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Tel Aviv Road Battle in unfolding Arab Jewish clashes
Nation-wide labor talks and coal industry tensions intrude on war coverage as clashes along Tel Aviv roads flare amid negotiations. The message details Haganah actions, strategic occupations, and planned wage conferences set to begin in May, highlighting rising violence and the push for peace talks.
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Rain Lingers Two Days With Storms and Cool Temps
Forecast says two days of continued rain and thunderstorms with a cool low around 40s. Temperatures hover 15 to 55 degrees across regions, winds NE turning stronger tonight, with a potential inch plus rainfall noted in some locales.
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Hello Mother NEMORK Report on Ames Telegraph Co
A scrambled Ames telegraph report notes long distance rates and financial figures. The text is garbled, but implies a comparison of costs and mentions mothers or motherhood in connection with the date or event.
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Fexholes Are Vet's Solution for Home
NEM HAVEN Conn Per mission to dig foshole in a city park was sought by a former combat infantryman today to serve as a home for his family. His wife and 74 year old husband said they needed a safe place to live and care for their three month old son. The man claimed he could provide a usable shelter by digging fosholes in the park. Local officials remain uncertain about the plan and potential safety concerns.
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Red Presidential Choice Leads in Italy
In Italy the Communist led Popular Front candidate Enrico De Nicola won more votes than rivals Carlo Sforza and the Christian Democrats but fell short of the two thirds needed for provisional presidency. Voting sparked cheers as results circulated, with figures showing De Nicola leading while Sforza trailed.
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Draft the League Classes Its Books
In a brief, garbled text the draft admits political ambitions and expenses. The incomplete OCR references Congress and a public statement about business closure and community action. The fragment hints at a formal announcement or statement from a league with financial and political notes.
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Woman Scalds Husband In Bed After Argument
Police report that Mrs Molle Steinberg 37 severely burned her husband Samuel 54 by pouring hot liquid while he slept. He was hospitalized with severe burns to face and legs. Valle, a witness, said he admitted to harming him after an argument.
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Rail Casualty Report From Fragmented Clipping
A damaged OCR fragment describes a rail casualty and related stoppages. It mentions a person named Gaul and a halt near a town or station, with references to timing and location but lacks clear names or dates. The piece reads like a terse public notice about transport disruption and an accident.
Honor for Soldier at Memorial Day Ceremony
A memorial event honors a soldier with a 110 minute speech by CPF President Limon. The ceremony took place on Memorial Day with salutes and remarks saluting the unnamed soldier.
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New York Central Cancels Curtailment Plans
Normal passenger service is restored east of Buffalo after New York Central Railroad announces cancellation of curtailment orders. President Lemon and the aerial manager say trains will resume immediately with all lines back to regular operations by 6 AM. Officials urge crews to report to their posts.
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Derailment kills two in Pennsylvania scene
A passenger tram derailment near Hedland Valley causes two deaths including Bud Dennis 51 and injuries to Howad Ro and Jack Son. A railroad spokesman identified the engine crew from Allen Brown, Pa, with details amid shock and investigations.
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Man Admits Theft To Get Trip Home
A Buffalo man, who volunteered to surrender, told police he wanted to return to his home city and see his mother on Mothers Day. Dennis Lynng said the man, claiming to be BP Fallon, boarded a patrol wagon yesterday and declared his aim was to gain fame and visit family. His story, that he was wanted for robbing a Buffalo filing stallion for $34 three years ago, was verified in a phone conversation with New York City authorities.
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President Seizes Railroads To Block Strike
President Truman today seized the nation's railroads after threatening unions called a railroad stoppage. An emergency order was prepared to bar a strike, with a sittings set for 6:40 AM local railroad time to secure the order shortly before 1 PM Eastern.
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Brotherhood Walkout and White House Labor Talks
A nationwide strike by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers looms as a local walkout at Park Lane Villa hotel prompts government action. President Truman urges workers to stay on duty to maintain transit and public welfare while negotiations continue with the three unions through a White House conference and government seizure options.
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Indian lawsuit ends in forged receipt verdict
An Indian suit marched to a Bombay court where one man sued another for about a million aupees. The plaintiff’s claim proved false, aided by a forged water receipt. the defendant prevailed after presenting a forged receipt. Red Skelton was mentioned in the context.
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