Truman Returns From Washington As False Tornado Warning
President Truman flew home through worsening weather after a false tornado alert tied to a sighting 25 miles west at Olathe. Mother Truman remains critically ill as Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham reports a weakening heart and a slowly healing hip.
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Naval Air Station
Qlatho
Here
Weather Bureau
Wallace Graham
Mother Truman
Mr.Truman
Vivian Truman
Ber Gs Jong
Washington
Ross
Giaham
Mary Jane Truman
Eisenhower's Son to Wed Colonel's Daughter at Fortress Monroe
Announcement notes Capt. John S D Eisenhower son of Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower to marry Miss Baroura Jean Thompson June 10 at Fortress Monroe Virginia. The couple has ties to Austria where Eisenhower was stationed and to Mrs Truman’s Missouri upbringing appears in passing reference.
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Eisenhower
Wallington
John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower
Dwight D. Esenhower
Baroura
Jean Thompson
Fortress Monroe
Percy W. ‘Thompson
Thompson
Austria
United States
U. S
Truman
Kansas City
John A. Wruman
Lamar
Jackson County
Administrator Named for 2 Archdioceses
The Most Rev. John M. McNamara of Washington was named administrator of Baltimore and Washington archdioceses after the death of Archbishop Curley. About 450,000 Catholics mourned Archbishop Curley as his funeral plans were arranged with burial beside Cardinal Gibbon.
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Baltimore
John M. McNamara
Washington
Michael Jurley
McNamara
Curley
St. Gabriel's Church
Sbishop
United States
Amleto G. Cicognani
McNamare
James Cardinal Gibbon
Greek policy aims and postwar challenges discussed
The interview outlines Greece’s aim to rebuild and defend its economy and military, accelerate reconstruction, supply lines, monetary restoration, and revive production. It notes cooperation with Turkey, Balkan integration, and maintaining North Epirus claims, while addressing insurgent threats and regional stability amid external pressures.
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Greece
al Q
Gnonu
Tuckey
Genck
Turkey
Hote A
P. Tsal
Urgen
Balkan
Albania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Epirus
Caus
U S Unions Launch $1 Million Aid Drive for Palestine
Atlantic City reports unions formed a National Trade Union Emergency Conference for Palestine to raise one million dollars for Histadrut in Palestine. Abraham Dickenstein accused Britain of martial law to weaken Jewish economic life, not just curb terrorism.
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Atlantic City
N.J
INL
General Federation of Jewish Wator
Palestine
Histadrut
National Trade Union Emergency Conference For
Abraham Dickenstein
Tel Aviv
Workers’Bank of Palestine
American Palestine Trading Corporation
Great Britain
Oklahoma Battleship Sinks While Being Towed for Scrapping
The battleship Oklahoma, a Pearl Harbor survivor, sank about 550 miles from Honolulu as Moore Drydock Company towed her to Oakland for scrapping. Built 1912 to 1916, she displaced 29,000 tons, stretched 583 feet, and carried 1,301 men.
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Oakland
Calif
INS
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Moore Drydock Company
Honolulu
Roy J. Turner
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Patrolman Guilty Jury Urges Mercy in Strangulation Case
Mariano Abel, 36, suspended patrolman from Warren Pennsylvania, convicted of second degree murder in the strangulation death of nurse Katherine Milter, 42. All-male jury deliberated about 11 hours and recommended clemency. Judge James G. Wallace scheduled sentencing for June 6. Abel faces 20 years to life in prison.
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Mariano Abell
Irs
Katherine ¥. Milter
Ner Warren
Abelld
James G. Wallace
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New York
Ole Honsiea
Kandas City
Eden
Civeme
Schlitz
Jonn Schlitz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Ameche
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Santhile
Bay
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Pal
Paul
Jassiter
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Simoniz
Europe
U.S
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Tremain
Chicago
Drystelan
Storer
Salvation Army Building Fund
Hamilton
Oat
Salvation Army
Citadel
Ans Heath Knaus
Syracuse
Lincoln Auditorium
Central High School
Warren St
Edwards
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