Buckmaster Fired as International President of Rubber Union
The United Rubber Workers announced that L S Buckmaster was ousted as international president by 43 members of the union's general executive board after testimony and votes. Buckmaster faced four charges including conspiring to deprive local officers of rights and issuing public statements attacking local officers. The action followed alleged disruption of a Local 336 meeting in Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
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United Rubber Workers “Union
L. Ss
Buckmaster
Robert Cruden
Cruden
Acthial
Aviot
Pottstown
Psychiatrist testifies on Forrestal death at Bethesda
Dr George Ne Raines testified he relaxed supervision believing treatment needed to cure James Forrestal. He called the death a suicide arising from despondency after a calculated risk in psychiatric care. Testimony continues as naval officers probe the incident ahead of Forrestal’s Arlington burial with full military honors.
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Washington
CGR
George Ne Raines
James Forrestal
Raines
Defense
Forrestal
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Raines Avas
Harrison
Deen
National Military Establishment
Arlingtonational Cemetery
Pentagon
Naval Hospital
Todays Features and Page Guides for Comics and Sections
The page list outlines comics Ida Jean Kain Dr Dean and crossword Mary Haworth and horoscope on pages 36 and 37. Regular features including Amusements Financial Bridge Ing-Reporter Classified Junior Set City Life Music Deaths Radio Editorials Social Letters Sports are on pages 24 to 31 and 36 to 37 with Todays Pictures on page 14.
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Ida Jean Kain
Dean
Mary: Haworth
Clear Cool Tomorrow Across Midwest and South
A front from the Midwest will split toward Central New York bringing clearing and cooler weather for tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 44 and tomorrow’s high near 60 with light winds. Occasional showers reported in several sections. rain yesterday totaled .02 inch. In contrast the South topped 94 in Jacksonville and 105 in Xuma, with Augusta at 93.
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Midwest
New York
Jacksonville
Augusta
Xuma
Ariz
Good Will Party Flies Eastward
Good Will travelers from Portland proceed in 355 planes toward Poland after overnight in Wichita. They depart for Indianapolis about four PM local time, with a one hour delay in the Wichita start and plans for the next leg of their journey.
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Wichita
Kan
Portland
Ore
Poland
Indianapolis
Indiana
West Berlin railways see Western push to eject Soviet police
Western powers order West German police to seize all elevated stations in the American sector of Berlin after clashes that left three dead and 1,500 injured. Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley says police will control western stations as British and French authorities join in the crackdown.
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Berlin
Taday
Frank L. Howley
Comunist
Howley
United Press
Grunewald
James D. Stewart
Guam Slaying Case to Hear Final Arguments Tomorrow
A 20th Air Force court martial in Guam will hear final arguments in the murder trial of Calvin Dennis for the tape murder of Miss Rush Farnsworth of San Francisco. FBI Agent Roy Ric Daniels testified as the last witness.
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Guam
20Th Air Force
Vt Calvin Dennis
Rush Farns‘worth
San Francisco
FBI
Roy
Ric Daniels
Princess Margaret Ends Venice Visit in Sunny Italy
Britain's Princess Margaret waved goodbye to gondoliers and left Venice as she continued her Italian tour stopping at Stresa on Lake Maggiore.
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Venice
Italy
Britain
Margaret
Stresa
Lake Maggiore
British Court Delays Eisler Extradition Hearing
An extradition hearing for fugitive Communist Eisler in London was postponed at the U S request. Home Secretary Chuter Ede sent the U S requisition to Bow Street court and declined to say if Eisler is deemed a political refugee under the 1870 Anglo American treaty.
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London
Chart Eisler
United States
Chuter Ede
U. S
Eisler
Bow Street
Ak Home Office
Ede
Hisler
America
F. Graham Maw
Man Survives 4000 Volt Work Accident
Donald Bakeman 29 of 229 Michael Ave Mattydale escaped with minor burns after a 4000 volt high tension line energized him while guiding pipe sections onto a truck for a dam project near Onondaga Reservation. A derrick cable touched the line as Bakeman grabbed a pipe, knocking him to the ground.
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Donald Bakeman
Michael Av
Mattydale
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Onondaga
Rotte
IL Bakeman
Mondo Construction Company
Bakeman
Clifford Black
Edward West
No Action Seen On Health Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Lucas said after a White House conference today it will be impossible for Congress to act on Truman's national health program this session. He also expressed uncertainty about any civil rights measures while noting the president seems satisfied with progress on the January legislative program.
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Washington Co
Senate
Lucas
White House
Congress
Truman
Hunger strike by 100 at Vaar dintborg Barracks
One hundred enlisted men at Vaar dintborg Barracks in southern Sjælland go on hunger strike over insufficient food. Their protest highlights military provisions and discipline concerns aboard the Danish garrison.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Vaardintborg Barracks
Sjaeiland
Truman Proclaims June 14 as Flag Day
President Truman designates June 14 as Flag Day in Washington, urging nationwide observance. The proclamation highlights the national flag as a symbol of unity and patriotism.
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Washington
Truman Todey
Atomic Energy okays Finland isotope exports over Strauss objection
The Atomic Energy Commission approved export of radioactive materials to Finland despite Senator Strauss concerns about nearby Russia. Lilienthal and Strauss said they do not know if radioisotopes from atomic piles were sent to Finland, with shipments approved last fall.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Finland
Lewis L. Strauss
Russia
Senate
Atomic Energy
Commission
Strauss
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Reds Near Capture of Shanghai City
Communist forces pressed Shanghai with a decisive Red drive into the southwest, breaking defenses near the 35 mile wooden fence. Ships in Whangpoo were sunk to block the Yangtze channel as Nationalist troops retreated toward Woosung to evacuate.
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Shanghai
Shanghais
Whanepoo
Yangtze
Woosung
Hiker Lost Five Days In Adirondacks Found At Brandreth Lake
Thomas P. Flaherty 37 a Yonkers dishwasher vanished during a May hike in the Adirondack woods. After five days of exposure insect bites hunger and injured feet he was located on the Brandreth Lake shore by searchers yesterday.
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Raquettyte Lake
Thomas P. Flaherty
Yonkers
Adirondack
Brandreth Lake
Narcotics Raid Nets One Arrest in Ottawa
Ottawa police and Royal Canadian Mounted Police conducted a 25 officer narcotics raid in the Chinese quarter. Only George Lim was arrested for possessing a dark substance described as opium but proven by chemical analysis to be powdered snake gall bladder used as a stomach remedy.
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Ottawa
George Lim
Truman to Address Service Meeting in Washington
President Truman will speak at the opening of the national conference on Community Responsibility to Our Peacetime Service Men and Women. The meeting is at the Washington Hotel with a 10 P.M. start.
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Washington
Truman
Washington Hotel
Fire Devastates Luzon Town Leaving Thousands Homeless
A blaze in Legaspi City Albay Province Luzon killed one person and injured 29 others. The fire origin traced to a Chinese candle factory. About 2,060 people were left homeless as of initial reports from Legaspi city officials.
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Robbery Near South Side Man's Home
Donald Kitts of 300 Midland Ave was attacked at 1:40 AM in the 200 block of Aid and ar by two men. One held him while the other stole $25. he followed them and alerted police from Cortland and Tallmans. Officers Powers and Flavin searched the area but found no suspects.
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South
Senate Sets Pact Vote on North Atlantic Alliance
Chairman Connally said the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will vote on ratification of the North Atlantic pact next week after receiving the full hearings report. He noted the panel had been expected to act this week but preferred a complete report first.
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Washington
Connally
Tex
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Red Organ Editor To Resume Stand
John Gates editor in chief of the Daily Worker resumes the witness stand at the Communist conspiracy trial to recount his turn to communism during the low mood years following his earlier testimony as a defense witness.
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New York
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Delaware clerk breaks clover picking record in Clover
Charles Coan of Clover, Delaware County, yesterday claimed a speed record by plucking a patch of seven leaf clovers in under five minutes. He described locating seven leaf, two six leaf, three five leaf, and five four leaf clovers in that short time.
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Bloomyville
Delaware County
Charles Coan
Vishinsky Outlines Soviet Position On German Unity In Paris
Western diplomats report Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky opened the Paris talks by stating Moscow favors four power control and eventual German unity under allied oversight. Bevin pressed for a clear Soviet position on reunification as the foreign ministers council began its second meeting.
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Paris
Ernest Bevin
Andrei
Vishinsky
Russia
Germany
Bevin
Foreign Ministers Council
Ers
Andrei Viishinski
United States
Britain
France
Arc de Triomphe
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Bevinari
U. S
Dean Acheson
Smallpox Scare Hits Vatican
Vatican residents and employees excluding the Pope have been vaccinated after Rome's smallpox scare, disclosed by members of the Pope's household today.
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Vatican
Union Pacific Railroad and Tom Jones Cards From the Last Century
Judson Denny of the American Railroads Association recalls an executive named Tom Jones who circulated cards in the last century. The cards illustrated an economic breakdown from corn to whiskey with the farmer, distiller, retailer, tax collector, and consumer shown as receiving portions or outcomes.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Judson Denny
American Railroads Association
Tom Jones
Tom
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