Auto Industry Faces Deeper Slump Says UAW Chief
DETROIT UP union leader Walter P. Reuther warned of a worsening auto market with no spring pickup and production cuts chalked up as temporary. GM halted one day to balance demand, idling about 4,000 workers. industry figures put weekly car output at 112,550, a new 1956 low notwithstanding other plants operating in fitful schedules.
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Auto Industry
Oklahoma visitors arrive in Moscow on agricultural tour
A group of 29 Oklahomans touring the Soviet Union arrives in Moscow for a three week program. The party attracted attention in Leningrad wearing cowboy boots and western hats. Sponsored by the Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman and WEKY-TV, the tourists include farmers rangers and agricultural businessmen. They left the United States Tuesday and plan to stay in Russia until May 30.
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Soviet Union
Leningrad
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Weky-Tv
United States
Helsinki
Emed
Russia
Luce Returns From Rome For Medical Checkup
Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce arrives at Idlewild Airport and plans a Monday admission to Doctor's Hospital for a full physical. She says she feels run down and quotes comparing her condition to President Eisenhower's example as she aims to be in top shape for her country. Her secretary notes a weight loss of about 25 pounds.
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United States
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Tost
Two Die Four Hurt In Buffalo Auto Collision
A head on crash last night left two dead and four injured. Charles Baranowski 52 from Elma and Mrs Stella Ludwig 42 of Depew died. Edward Ludwig 46, driver of the other car, is in serious condition along with Zvonne Morin and her parents, listed among the injured. Jerome Monin 21 and Joyce Monin 17 also hospitalized. Berlin reports ten alleged U S intelligence agents arrested in Czechoslovakia for spying on jet production and air fields.
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Elma
Stella Ludwig
Depew
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Jerome Monin
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Berlin
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U.S
Czechoslovakia
Air Force Tops Navy in Nuclear Strike Debate
Air Force officials told a Senate subcommittee that long range bombers will bear the main burden of a strategic nuclear attack, while Navy carriers offer mobile air power. Gen. Twining and Sec. Quarles endorsed naval aviation but warned carriers’ striking power is limited. They supported the 16.5 billion dollar Air Force share of a 32.6 billion defense bill and forecast more funding for next year as development of a nuclear powered airplane progresses.
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Apprenticeship Council Suspensions Spark Political Tension
Albany reports three State Apprenticeship Council employees suspended by the Labor Department on misconduct charges. Charles Piper Frederick Clark and Chisamore face false reports and expense-account claims. Piper contests suspension in Albany on Thursday. Chisamore’s hearing set for May 22 in Syracuse. Greelis resigns as director of apprenticeship training. Halpin cites no link between suspensions and resignation.
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Syracuse
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Republican
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Two Injured as Car Plows into San Francisco Barbershop
An auto plowed through a plate glass window at a San Francisco barbershop injuring barber Cecil de Loach and a customer, Charles A. Greaves. The driver was reportedly involved in a dispute and fled the scene, with authorities investigating.
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Charles A. Greaves
Hollywood
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Arthur Hull Hayess
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William K. Wrigley Jr
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White Church Names Negro Pastor in Chicago
A South Side church becomes the first white congregation in Chicago to have a Negro pastor. The Rev. A. L. Reynolds Jr. accepts the call to Sixth United Presbyterian Church in Woodlawn, with about 169 members, and will begin June 3.
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Sixth United’ Presbyterian Church
Woodlawn
Reynolds
Mount Olive Methodist Church
Topeka
Kan
Advertisement for Stomach Ulcer Pain Relief Tablet
An ad promises relief of stomach ulcer pain and related symptoms with a money back offer. It touts a product named Udge Tabicte Ucen and lists ingredients and supposed preventatives, claiming quick efficacy and customer satisfaction.
High Prices Stir Unrest In Brazil
In Brazil rising living costs spark labor unrest with rail workers in Rio Grande do Sul delaying 35 000 tons of road goods and a four hour strike halting Sao Paulo's industry. Telephone workers plan a May 18 wage strike and Rio harbor dredgers are set for May 22. Dock workers threaten action as President Kubitschek promises to double the current minimum wage of about 27 dollars monthly, a move economists fear will push prices higher.
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Sham e to the pseudo patriots on Cyprus leaflets
Fragment from Page One describing anti Greek leaflets on Cyprus. Warns island once peaceful now seen as blood stained with attacks on hospital patients churches and monasteries. Calls Cypriots to protect the good name and culture.
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Detroit Police Seek Mean Thief
Detroit police search for a pickpocket described as the meanest in the world after Sam Sabo 51 reports his wallet was lifted on a downtown bus. Sabo, who uses crutches, says the thief took his life savings of 55 dollars while he offered his seat to a woman.
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Sabo
U S Plans Arms Dute Review at Wisconsin Conference
Harold Stassen, former Minnesota governor and Eisenhower aide, said the United States will embark on a thorough review of disarmament policies guided by London talks. He predicted similar studies in Moscow, noted tentative Soviet restraint, and highlighted open sky inspection as a path to peace amid ongoing Germany Korea and Middle East issues.
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Eisenhower
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Stassen
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Korea
Middle East
Bike with To Pulled From Canal in France Tragedy
Roger Second, a fisherman in Goelzin France, rode with his four year old daughter Monique secured on the bicycle carrier. The bike lost control and toppled into a canal. Second swam to safety while Monique sank. A long boat hook recovered the bike with Monique attached. firemen revived her.
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Rebels Ambush French in Algeria
French paratroopers and infantrymen fought their way out of two ambushes east of Algiers. Army reports 109 Algerians were killed. Further west rebels torched French settler farms as curfew 7 p.m. was ordered to curb operations.
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Algeria
MacFadden Cache Search Starts at former health resort
In Dansville Michigan New York the MacFadden estate search is under way with mine detectors seeking an alleged one half million dollars buried on the late Ber narr MacFadden’s grounds. Executors Edward Bodin and Paul Winkler arrange the effort based on reports of buried T1000 bills in metal melt boxes across the estate.
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Mns
Bernarr MacFadden
Edward Bodin
Paul Winkler
MacFadden
First Nautilus Cruise Opens to Newsmen in New London
The atomic submarine Nautilus takes 12 newsmen and photographers aboard for a publicized cruise from New London to view her operations. The 3,000-ton vessel will pass Manhattan at noon and proceed up the Hudson before returning to port, marking a historic display of the nation’s first nuclear-powered fleet.
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Crash Kills Oswego Man
Oswego reports a 21 year old man killed at 3 a m when his car left Route 104 west of Oswego, struck a culvert and rolled over. Edward J. Dashnau died en route to Oswego Hospital from a neck fracture. Passenger Letta Chrisman, 30, suffered scalp lacerations and shock with a injured left shoulder, listed in good condition.
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Clarence Dashnau
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Letta Chrisman
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Minette
Heavy Rains and Winds Sweep Southern Ontario
Heavy rains and winds up to 80 mph lashed Southern Ontario last night. The southwest region suffered the most with farm damage estimated in the tens of thousands of dollars. Roads flooded and communication lines were broken as the storm moved through.
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Tito Heads Home After Six Day Visit In Paris
Tito returns to Belgrade from a six day state visit praised by French officials as a success. Police say the security operation was the largest in memory while French-Yugoslav ties are said to have improved. Tito favors a liberal solution for Algeria that respects nationalist and French interests. He also notes slow moves against Stalin in Soviet satellites as reported by Le Monde.
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Cominform
Surfoit County Probe Opens in Riverhead
Riverhead court session opens a special term led by Supreme Court Justice George Tilzer to investigate alleged corruption among Suffolk County officials. A hundred prospective grand jurors are drawn as Gov. Harriman assigns Tilzer to supervise the special grand jury probe prompted by J. Irwin Shapiro’s charges that Republican officials bought county supplies without bids and sold tax liens to favored real estate dealers.
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Bronx County Supreme Court
George Tilzer
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Supreme Court
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J. Irwin Shapiro
Suffolk
Mrs. America to Receive Crown Tonight
The Mrs. America pageant in Daytona Beach crowns the nation's homemaker queen after a week of cooking, cleaning, washing and ironing. Forty nine contestants vie, with Mrs. Cleo Marets of Portland showing strong prelims, though final judging rests on overall homemaking excellence.
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America
Oregon
Cleo Marets
Portland
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Albers Moen
Grand Forks
N. D
Phyllis Bell
Binghamlton
Local Housekeeping Contest Results
Mrs. Claire Barnett of Carlsoad New Mexico placed second in a house cleaning contest alongside Mrs. Wanda Barn est of Stillwater Oklahoma who also earned a second place. Mrs. Mary Stemple of Ft. Bragg North Carolina was noted as another participant.
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Claire Barnett
Carlsoad
N. M
Mary Stemple
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Wanda Barnest
Stilhwater
Okla
U S Fleet Cancels Crete Visit Over Cyprus Executions
The U S Sixth Fleet cancelled a planned goodwill visit to Crete following Greek anger over Britain's execution of two Cypriots. A Greek mob attacked U S installations, and authorities renamed a street near the British embassy Karaolis and Demetrious Street to honor the executed Cypriots Michael Karaolis and Andreas Demetriou.
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Michael Karaolis
Andreas DeMetriou
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Karaolis
Demetrious
Special Tax Unit Pushes Refunds
Albany reports a special Tax Department unit of about 50 temporary clerks screens nearly 5 million returns for overpayments from the year tax cut. Gov Harriman signed the reduction bill ten days before the April deadline. The plan authorizes refunds of $100 plus 10 percent on the next $200, with mailings at 10,000 per day and more than 300,000 refunds expected.
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Tax Department
Associated Press
Harriman
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