Hungary Eyes Oltvanyi as Premier After Nagy Exit
Budapest reports indicate Imre Oltvanyi, a left wing former national bank president, was tentatively chosen to succeed Nagy. Nagy and family reportedly left Hungary. the informant claims a Soviet backed coup is under way and nationalization of banks may accelerate amid inflation fears.
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Postwar mass education draws record campus enrollment
Marquis Childs notes in an editorial after visiting the University of Minnesota that more than 25,000 youths including many veterans are pursuing diverse courses. The feature preview lists pages 32-33 for related items and regular columns such as Horoscopes, Crossword, Letters, Radio, and Deaths.
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Memorial Day Tributes Honor War Dead Across Nation
Memorial Day ceremonies honor war dead with marches and wreaths. In Syracuse thousands paid tribute under a clear sky while Maj. Gen. James A. Van Fleet addressed Lincoln Auditorium crowd urging a strong peoples army and preparedness. In Arlington the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier wreath ceremony marked national tribute with Col. Don Lowry designated by President Truman to place a presidential wreath.
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Labor Bill Veto Likely, Hatch Says
Senator Walch says President Truman will veto the labor bill arriving at the White House next week. Senator Ball says Congress may override a veto if it occurs. The final draft tightens union curbs, bans closed shops, and authorizes injunctions against strikes seen as endangering health or welfare.
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Frost Forecast and Warmth Breaks Thaw Early Thursday
The weather page predicts frost today with low exposed areas at risk, though meteorologist Andrew P. Keller notes a breeze should limit crop damage except in stagnant spots. Saturday is partly cloudy and warmer, tonight remains cool with a 38 degree low, and Thursday’s high reached 87 degrees before strong winds gusted to 42 mph.
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Rainstorm Wrecks Burlington Areas Forcing Evacuations
Severe rainfall crippled communications in Burlington with about 300000 dollars in damage and at least 30 residents evacuated from homes. The storm disrupted roads and utilities, leaving several neighborhoods cut off and prompting emergency crews to respond.
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Treasure hoard seized by U S occupation authorities
American forces seized a priceless treasure hoard belonging to the Royal German Sachsen Weimar Eisenach family as it was being smuggled from the Soviet to the American zone. Valued at up to six million dollars, the jewels, silver and heirlooms are now in U S custody. The seizure follows a smuggling attempt reported to United Press six months earlier.
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Mrs Truman's Mother Improves Sits Up Two Hours
GRANDVIEW Missouri Mrs Martha E Truman 94 year old mother of the President continued to show improvement and was able to air up for two hours Thursday. Dr Joseph W Greene her physician reported Thursday night that she was getting fine and had two good days.
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Princess Robbery in London Sparks High-Speed Pursuit
Jewelry and furs worth 8000 dollars were stolen from Princess Romanovsky Pavlovsky's bedroom in London. Burglars fled after a dramatic discovery during an attempted break-in at a second Flandon residence, prompting a spectacular chase.
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Air disasters claim dozens worldwide in Thursday crashes
The Associated Press reports at least 10 killed or missing across multiple air incidents. A United Airlines DC-4 with 48 aboard crashed after takeoff from LaGuardia, killing 39 and injuring nine. A four engine Army plane near Tokyo with 40 aboard was reported lost with all dead. Other crashes include a T2-nan crewed plane with nine survivors, an L-? collision in Hamburg, and an Icelandic DC aircraft with 25 aboard missing since takeoff.
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Flames trap victims at LaGuardia disaster headline
A United Airlines four motor Mainsiner crashed after takeoff in rain from LaGuardia, killing 39 and injuring nine. The DC-1 struck a fence then rose briefly before plunging into a swampy pond near the airport. The tragedy occurred at 8 10 p m on a nonstop flight to Chicago with 44 passengers and crew aboard.
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Plane crash at La Guardia leaves several dead or hurt
Three people missed their La Guardia departure and survived a fiery DC Airlines crash. Anne Sullivan and Miss Lustig were among the passengers. one man named Droz commented on the catastrophe. Eleven were pulled from the wreckage, with at least one fatality reported at St. John’s Hospital Long Island. Rescue efforts continued despite heavy rain as gasoline flames engulfed the plane.
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