Hungary Names Lajos Dinnyes Premier Amid Turmoil
Lajos Dinnyes, 46, minister of war, chosen premier after Verene Nagy resigned on vacation in Switzerland. Istvan Kerlesz named to replace Foreign Minister Janos Gyongyosi as pro western policies spark leftist opposition. New elections planned for September amid Communist pressure on President Zoltan Tildy. Political jitters curb business and halt trading as fears of a police state grow.
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Budapest
Lajos Dinnyes
Verene Nagy
Switzerland
Istvan Kerlesz
Rome
Janos Gyongyosi
Nagy Tom Oulee
Zoltan Tildy
Hungary
Tildy
Dinnyes
Albert Barth
National Assembly
Information
Erno Mihslyfi
iKertest
Arties
Social Democrats
Arpad Szakasits
Social Democratic
Artie
Nagy
Bern
Air search for missing plane continues in New York
An extended dawn to dusk hunt by Civil Air Patrol Army and civilian crews failed to locate the missing physician Dr Robert W Wheeler 39 who disappeared after leaving Rochester on a flight to Chicago The 1946 annual report notes CAP spent 58526000 aiding nearly 1000000 distressed ships and two civilian planes operated over the southwestern end of the state in the search with no trace found.
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York
Civil Air Patrol
Army
CAP
Jeralet
Buffalo
Robert W. Wheeler
Rochester
Chicago
Beulah Overell Charged in Parents Slaying in California
Beulah Louise Overell, accused of helping kill her wealthy parents, faces potential charges as Special Prosecutor Eugene D. Williams announced plans to complete jury selection and begin case presentation early next week. Other brief items note a gasoline burn accident in Fort Edward, a Michigan boy to plead guilty to murder pending sanity findings, a Raleigh kidnapping case, a fatal Mississippi bus crash, and a GE discrimination dispute at the National Labor Relations Board.
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Santa Ana
Calif
INS
Beulah Louise Overell
Eugene D. Williams
Wiliams Anid
Juey
Mes Maes
Lapeer, Mich
Oliver ‘Terpening
Lapeer
Jack F. Smith
State Sanity Commission
Deaths of notable figures from era and places
Sir Sydney Hugo Nootol I on, 72, founder and director of the Royal School of Church Music in Ashford Kent. Lady Sokhey, famed Indian classical and folk dancer, wife of Sir 8 Sokhey, in Bombay. Baron George von Trapp, 67, German submarine commander in World War I and father of the Trapp family singers, in Stowe Vermont. J Aubrey Lane, about $8, dean of men and agriculture professor at Wilberforce University, Xenia Ohio. Samuel Wolfenden, 68, credit manager of the New York Sun and former chairman of the Newspaper Credit Managers Association, Ossining.
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Sydney Hugo Nootolion
Royal School of Church Music
Ashford
Kent
England
Sokhey
Madame Manshashe
Bombay
India
Baron George von Trapp
Slavic Girl Workers Picketed in Canada
Slavic workers from Germany now in Dionne rayon mills face mixed reactions in Canada. First 40 arrived in Bangor, Maine by plane with gifts from local Poles. Upon arrival in town, they were picketed by Textile Workers Union organizers and sympathizers.
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Canada
ST. Georges DE Beauce
Que
Germany
New World
Bangor
Textile Workers Union of America
Laff a Day notes CDU copy cut from Neue Zeit paper
The conservative CDU backed Neue Zeit newspaper reduces print run from about 100000 to 20000 copies. CDU lenders and staff refuse detailed reasons, citing a sharp reduction in newsprint allotment. Elseviers reports US note to Netherlands warns of rising totalitarian communist tendencies in Southeast Asia. Abu El Krim returns from 20 years exile to Egypt planning to live there.
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Berlin
Asia
Hague
Netherlands
INS
Elseviers
United States
Southeast Asia
Zee
Onier
Eatle
Portland
Egypt
Abu el Xrim
Morocco
Reunion Island
Indian Ocean
War Crimes Trial Opens for Stroop's Polish Case
SS Leader faces trial by Poles in DACHAU Germany where Col Gen Jurgen von Stroop, whose 88 troops razed Warsaw ghetto in 1943, was handed to Polish authorities for war crimes proceedings.
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Dachau
Germany
Jurgen von Stroop
Warsaw
Ghetto
Student Arrests In China Fought SHANGHAT
Two dozen Chinese leaders urged the government to cease student arrests and said they would ask U S Ambassador John Leighton Stuart to intercede in the matter.
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China
U. S
John Leighton Stuart
Pope Praises Red Cross Aid for Spiritual Life
At the Vatican Pope Pius XII urged the American Red Cross to aid not only the body but the spirit. He told Basil O’Connor that maintaining lofty spiritual aims will guard against materialism and inspire greater sacrifices. The Pontiff linked current disasters to human enmities and spiritual devastation, praising the Red Cross’s wartime work.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
American Red Cross
Basil O'Connor
Vignal Chamman
Holy Father
One Red Cross
Weather map summary across regions for May with record heat and drought
May brought extreme heat and drought across the West and Northwest with Portland reaching 90 plus and Seattle mid 80s as fire risk rose. California saw fog and drizzles with below normal rainfall, while the Rockies faced drought and Utah marked the warmest May since 1940. Tornadoes and heavy rains in the Southwest and Plains tempered the month, wheat prospects improving in some areas and mixed rainfall across the Midwest and East Coast.
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Portland
Seattle
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Texas
Dalhart
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Ohio River Valley
Chicago
Mercury
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North’ Carolina
Georgia
Guerrilla Withdrawal Reported in Greece and Britain
Greek guerrilla forces totaling 37 withdrew from Northern Greece after days of fighting around Florina and Khikis, with temperatures noted as unusually warm. In England, after three days of sun and prolonged clashes with the army, officials announced the easing of tensions and a return to calmer conditions.
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Athens
English Mercury
London
Florina
Khikis
Greece
England
Ported
Plane Crash Near Newark Scene Described In Witness Accounts
Reported scene from La Guardia disaster involves two sailors who witnessed the final plunge, a 6 0 0 0 foot altitude, and a 50 degree dive. Investigators from CAB and Eastern officials prepare for a broader inquiry while a temporary morgue operates in Jamaica. Thirty bodies recovered as rescuers comb the wreckage and identify remains with aid from police, medical examiners, and Navy authorities. The four engine plane carried 44 passengers and crew and struck the parkway area after braking, fencing, and lamp posts before bursting into flames.
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Maval
Bainbridge Naval Training Stallion
Igns
Healyport
Meissaint
Willam
George J.gay
Ca. B
Wind gust blamed for LaGuardia crash tragedy
New York City investigators and relatives sought yesterday the identities of 40 people killed in a United Airlines airliner crash near LaGuardia Field during a late holiday weekend. A Civil Aeronautics Board preliminary report cited a wind shift just before takeoff as the probable cause. The plane, en route to Cleveland, burned after impact. 10 survivors were hospitalized, with five in critical condition. The pilot attempted to halt the aircraft and ground loop to avert disaster, but the deadly gust and approaching squall line overwhelmed efforts. Authorities guarded wreckage as investigations continued and airline officials noted no flight cancellations despite the disaster.
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New York
Notatives and Friends
LaGuardia Fields
United Air Lines Saia
Charles J.J. Shannon
Elmhurst
Queens
Queens General Hospital
Cleveland
JA. Tierhy
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Maryland
Herhy
Tevithy
Hakeoti
IL Ig
Sike
Wil Aeronautics Board
Nurline
Washington
Herlihy
Benton R. Baldwin
New York City
Wreck victims include mother and child among 53 dead
Investigators described a horrific air crash that killed 53 aboard a plane. Passengers ranged from a Lima student to a Parisian Konstantin and a New York Chinese Tom Lum, with others from Chile and Connecticut. A Maryland family spotted the disaster and spoke of a sudden explosion as the craft plunged. The Rev. Henry Dwyer noted all aboard likely died quickly by impact.
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Bullock
Lst
Lima
Peru
M. ‘Konstantin
Paris
Josephina de A Fuente
Santiago
Chile
Tom Lum
New York
Norman McKay
WBAY
Coral Gates
Fla
B.A
Jami
New York City
Abraham Kohn
Slamford
Conn
Maryland
Jones Douglas
Douglas
John Michael
Tuttle
Henry Dwyer
St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church
Port Deposit
Revised passenger list for crashed Newark to Miami DC 4
A chaotic revised passenger list for the Newark to Miami DC 4 disaster is released detailing crew and passengers, with numerous names and origins across New York City Lin Peru London Ont. Canada Bridgeport Conn Orange NJ Albany NY and other locations. The report also notes the Soviet move to seize potatoes in Brandenburg to ensure planting stock.
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New York
Newark-to-Miami
Maryland
Nore Gilberry
Lin
Peru
Xtiendlins School
London
Ont
Canada
Lst
Thetis Adarese i Doliber
Hoke Kalson Ney
Bertie Keelman
Bridgehoi Conn
Nngess
Ondon
Ebaiend
Samuel Bloch
Great Neck
Aare
Francine Bendrunna
Phithing
Konstantinalt
Wonstantines
Enis
George
Se Follity
Wollywond
Fla
Bimgvert Grillo
Aril
Mise & Guitte
Ne Nares
Uso Machett
Iaininl
Mite
Gueenid Mecheti
Nuree
Jackson
Orange
Mami
Norman Mackey
Aiamnd
Mies Adainde Seith
Addyeny
Gunuhia Solbn
Herbert Elevanteln
Albany
N.Y
Mig
Bernie Wo Naneess
Fy Kath
No Adaress
Af Feretkow
Wadeeee
Mr and
Mam
deLanean
New York City
Beenstein
Wood Wie
Aira Bheldon Dwiseh
Acurene
Beren Conyoulnoso
Santiam
Chile
Suiinga
Chili Dunne Nieding
Youn ByEne
talaMl Ince
de Heonin
Beaford
Conn
Skenford
Newark Ct
New Toi
Tin
Betlovenmarten
Union City
Flandns
Burundi
Berlin
Hartley Committee to Probe 250 Labor Racketeering Cases
Washington plans summer investigation by House Labor Committee into alleged racketeering and abuses in labor unions. Subcommittees will travel nationwide with subpoena powers and a $50,000 fund. Initial hearings target the American Federation of Musicians led by James Petrillo after Supreme Court ruling on anti featherbedding act.
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Washington (Lp
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
House
New Jersey
Isai
Hartigg
American Federation of Muscians
A.F.L
James C. Petrillo
Supreme Court
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Aviar
Finny Cio
Gyon‘gyosi
Varga
Fort Edward
William Stevens
Glens Falls Hospital
Raleigh, N.C
Godwin Bush
Walter Anderson
State Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Ernest R.tyler
Greyhound
Thore
ULES
Washington CP
National Labor Relations Board
General Electric Co
JAF
Tokyo
DE Gaulle
FLANS
Charles de Gaulle
Beirut
Lebanon
Addonia
Foreign Office
Addonla
Gyp
Ein
California
Oakland
San Francisco
Kansas
Missouri
Eastern Seaboard
Xin
Tell
Nettuno
Mary
U.S
Anzio
la Guardia
Wanin
Gabomevils
Newark
N, J
Miami
William Coney
Lasterner
Philadelphia
Gay
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New York City Police Department
Aviation Bureau
Jamaica
Thirey-Eigue
LaGuardia Crash
Plumbing
Frain
Frain Plumbing Shop
Irving Ave
Cash and Carry
Seneca Dairy
S. Salina St
James St
Coney
Vv Willingham
Miamat Bureer
Theatore
Ximont
Helena O'Brien
Waverly Oot Garardine
Ong
Warren Opp
Onondaga Hotel
Point
Robert Um. Montague, Jr
Montague
Fort Bliss
Tex
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
House Group Plans Labor Investigation
Lennox Furnace
Salina ST
Ray I. Nordstrom
Mgr
Schrafft's Store
Warren Street
Schrarer
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