Paper Firm Denies Hot Logs in Mill
Vancouver reports the Powell River Company pulp mill denies having any hot logs as part of the ongoing loggers strike. Officials say all on hand were produced before the strike and moved by union boatmen. Chief Justice Cordon Sloan presides over federal mediation hearings as unions seek 18 cents hourly pay rise and a 40 hour week, while operators offer a Sunday boost.
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Vancouver
B.C
British Columbia
Powell River Company
United States
C.i.0.international Woodworkers of America
Cordon Sloan
Tito Visits Stalin as British Press Sees Rising Tension
London reports Premier Stalin and Foreign Minister Molotov meet Tito in Moscow to discuss Trieste as British editors forecast greater Big Four strain. Molotov’s Paris conference speech feeds Western doubts about a basic accord before the June 15 foreign ministers talks.
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London
Stalin
V. M. Molotov
Tito
Moscow
Trieste
Molotov
Paris
Russia
Thesv
Radio Moscow
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Drowning Tragedy Amid Rowing River Incident
Milwaukee police detained Roland A. Wasti 28 of Clifton New Jersey after he said he jumped into the Kinnickinnick River with his two year old daughter and swam ashore alone as she drowned He claimed he meant to die with her but lost his nerve.
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Milwaukee, Wis
CMS
Roland A. Wasti
Clifton, N. J
Milwaukee
Kinnickinnick
Wasti
Supreme Court extends property rights to low airspace
The court ruled landowners hold title to airspace above their property and that repeated low altitude flights trespass, ordering the government to pay damages to Thomas Lee Causby and his wife after bomber overflights frightened their poultry and made their home uninhabitable. Justice Douglas stated landowners own space they can use, and surface-skimming aircraft infringe on that use.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Thomas Lee Causby
North Carolina
Causby
U. S. Court of Claims
Justice Douglas
Two troopships bring 2,368 service personnel to New York
Two vessels carrying 2,368 service personnel are due today in New York. The Sedalia Victory sails 1,185 and Aiken Victory 1,183. In San Francisco 2,767 more men debark from the Fremont 1,735 and Cape Bon 630 Navy 402 Marines.
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New York
San Francisco
Sedalia Victory
Aiken Victory
Fremont
Cape Bon
Navy
Clerk Kills 2 in Store After Firing From Note
In Inglewood California a 35 year old clerk Paul Dohanyos who believed he had been fired from J C Penney fatally shot manager Harry Hammerland and assistant Maurice Knudsen during a running gun battle in the store. He wrote a note claiming innocence and describing harassment by others before the incident. Police said the discharge followed suspicion of theft and that Dohanyos was separated from his wife and lived with relatives in Huntington Park.
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Inglewood
Calif
J. C. Penney Company
Paul Dohanyos
Dohanyos
Harry Hammerland
Maurice Knudsen
Marge
Judy
J. C. Penney
Compton
Huntington Park
Oreste Pelizzari
Burns Fatal to Child in Jamestown Accident
Four year old Brian Cobo died after burns from a gasolie bottle in a basement where he played. Fumes ignited by a hot water heater flame, coroner Samuel T. Bowers said.
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Jamestown
Brian Cobo
Samuel T. Bowers
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Germany
Bevin
White House
Jeanne Legette
Myrtle Bergheim
Ayers
Watertown
Peena
Aways
Asatisey
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MENT
Seven Pride
DCO NO Gall
Slacks
Shorts
Shetland
Ralls
Indies
Orig
Seersucker
New York State
Hcame Urbans Wine Co., Inc
Hammoedsport, N
Lennox Gas Aire
St. Salina St
Syracuse
Specal
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