Military Has 3 Billion In Surpluses
Defense budget experts said annual surpluses arise when funds are restricted to specified purposes and appropriations expire. In this year’s excess nearly three times the 243 million returned to the Treasury last July 4, due to reduced use of medical supplies and fuel, plus troops called to active duty during the Korean War.
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No Action Likely on Seizure Bills
Washington reports indicate Congress will not take decisive action this year on measures to handle national emergency strikes. Labor experts note uncertainty about government intervention scope, amid debates sparked by President Truman's steel seizure and new bills proposing 60 day or indefinite seizures and anti trust prosecutions for unions.
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Eizure
Grandma Obsessed With Aims In Labor Law Era
A 1997-era debate notes calls for tighter limits on industry‑wide bargaining while Congress weighs a Morse bill. Observers say employer associations could resist and the Senate contemplates 60‑day provisional seizures in strikes that threaten national security, with possible extensions or congressional veto.
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Three Killed In Tokyo Red Riots
Red May Day demonstrations swept Japan as police clashed with rioters in Tokyo and other cities. Three rioters were killed, while 25,000 police arrested 112 leaders amid clashes that spread from Hokkaido to Kyushu. Eleven prisoners died or were wounded at Koje Island and mainland camps.
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Osaka
12th Arrest in Korea Shows Martial Law Tensions
In Pusan Korea authorities arrest a 12th Assemblyman amid mass firings linked to a Communist plot as pro admin officials block Vice President Kim Sung Soo’s resignation. Rhee loyalists seize the Assembly, while a UN letter urges martial law release. President Soo reportedly resigns to a hospital ship as unrest grows.
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Nine Convicts Sit Down Strike At State Prison
In Trenton three men initiate a sitdown by nine inmates at the state prison, demanding better recreation, food, and visiting room conditions. They spent the night in the prison and propose continued action if needs remain unmet, citing parole board decisions affecting indeterminate sentences.
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Wallace Urges National Unity at War Memorial
Former Vice President Henry A. Wallace urged national unity amid disagreements over the Korean War and other international issues. He said 99 percent of Americans share the Anglo Saxon way of life as essential, spoke to about 1,000 people at a Memorial Day ceremony, and noted deep splits in Republican and Democratic ranks. He resides on a farm near South Salers.
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Shaving Cream Case And Cat Theft Plot In Chicago
In Chicago a dramatic tale features a woman vying for a husband’s favor and a claim that shaving cream leaves skin porcelain clean. In Arlington a police log cites a cat as an alleged human accomplice in a milk theft, with a man reporting his two dogs driven off by a ferocious cat as the clue.
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Pipeline to Aid City CD Reds Charge Slaughter
The North Korean and Chinese Communist delegation labeled UN forces responsible for prisoner deaths and warned of extending the war. North Korean envoy Nam Nam threatened retaliation as Washington announced a stockpile of 400 miles of emergency piping to supply water to bomb-devastated cities, with 32 undisclosed sites to receive units this year.
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Armed Guards Watch Four Tons Of Potatoes At Festival
In Elizabeth City North Carolina four tons of potatoes were guarded overnight on the Court Howe lawn. Officials arranged National Guard protection as a potato festival crisis was averted. A 20 band parade a two day regatta and a late championship baking contest will honor King Potato.
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Graves Decorated For Bank Robbers In Wichita Falls
In Wichita Falls yesterday Elmer Kid Lewis and Foster Crawford were honored by unknown mourners who decorated their graves on Memorial Day. The two men robbed the City Is sonal Bank of 5310 and killed cashier Frank Dorsey 56 years ago. Local editor J Gresham notes the custom has become routine and less notable.
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English woman's college critique stirs Manchester Guardian debate
English student Miss Pat Arrowsmith sparked a clash in the Manchester Guardian when she accused American coeds of pursuing college solely to “get a man.” Respondents, including Lyrelyn Herbert and Fr. Meyer, attacked her Sydney-like view as narrow, biased, and uninformed, noting broader aims of study and international education.
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Kefauver Outlines Foreign Policy Views in California
Senator Estes Kefauver urged patience with the United Nations and proposed a six point foreign policy plan. He spoke in Inglewood during a Memorial Day event and tied the agenda to California's Democratic delegate race. The plan emphasizes UN realism, regional alliances to deter Soviet expansion, building military strength with free nations, aiding underdeveloped countries, and promoting self chosen governments.
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Ana Pauker Ousted In Romanian Communist Shakeup
Washington reports say Ana Pauker and six other key Romanian Communists were ousted from the Politburo amid a major government shakeup. Pauker, close to Stalin, may lose roles as vice premier and foreign minister, with a new nine member Politburo announced and shifts in Kremlin politics speculated.
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Local Prodigy Linda Lewis Plays Golf At 17 Months
Linda Lewis, aged 17 months, is entered in a national golf event. Her father, Chuck Lealvis, a living range pro, says she can drive about 20 yards and will tackle the 135 yard first hole at Lake Merced.
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