Georgia Teacher Strikes Over Retirement Deductions
Dr Wilhelmina Bomar a Glenwood Georgia teacher began a sitdown strike in Atlanta demanding 4058 deducted for the state retirement fund be paid now to fund cancer treatment. She has vowed to stay until the issue is resolved, living on sandwiches while protesting in the University Building offices with Mayor Clinic plans in Rochester.
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Atlanta
Georgis
Wil- He ‘Melmoth Bomar
Glenwood
Bomar
Columbia University
Walt
Rochester
Minn
Mayor
Georgia
J. L. Yaden
University of Georgia
Wheeler County
Jme
Yaden
New York
C. C. Lord
Coplon Purse Surprises and Then Anger at Trial
The Coplon espionage trial centers on 22 FBI document sheets found in her purse, tied to Russian contact and a UN employee. Prosecution says all purse papers will be offered. defense claims papers are public and Coplon studied them for civil service exams.
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Kia Wite
FBI
Coplon
Valentine A. Gubitchev
United Nations
New York
Gubitchey
Archibald Palmer
John M. Kelley, Sr
Raymond P. Whearty
Albert L. Reeves
Robert R. Granville
Miss Coplon
Palmer
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mias Coplon
Gubitcher
Urania Wasserman
Sald
Wubjert
Ruth Gruber
Gruber
F. A. Garanin
Wash
Warold Ickes
Interior Department
Miss Gruber
Department
Ickes
Tin Mr. Ickes
Hickenlooper Presses Records in Nuclear Inquiry
Senators Hickenlooper and McMahon opened a probe into the Atomic Energy Commission and its leadership under Lilienthal. The hearings aim to uncover management and policy issues amid disputes over production details and national security, with focus on Communist ties and the Argonne uranium loss.
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Tan District
Federal Bureau of Investigation
McMahon
D-Conn
Hickenlooper
Lilienthal
Atomic Agency
Army
Hans Freistadt
University of North Carolina
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Congress
Army Strikes Spread Through Key Region Amid Unrest
In Bolivia a widening dispute pits rightist and communist factions as miners strike to demand the release of 26 detained leaders. Two American engineers are reported killed and a U S citizen mine superintendent is captive. Rail stoppages hit Oruro and Tupiza en route to Argentina and Chile delaying traffic. A brain fever bird note concludes the report.
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Tion
National Revolutionary Movement
Chile
Huanuni
Roward Keller
U.S
U. S
Oruro
Tupiza
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Antogogasta
Uyuni
Oraro
la Razon
Minera
Pulacayo
Mothers blood treatment hailed for dread arthritis relief
New York June 1 physicians report temporary but significant relief from rheumatoid arthritis using mothers blood and a newly discovered adrenal hormone, Compound 5. Mayo Clinic researchers, Dr Edward Kendall, and Merck plan expanded production to treat more patients next year.
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New York
L. W. Granier
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Edward C. Kendall
Merck & Company
Rahway
N. J
Assailant Of Bank President Shot Dead By Arkansas Sheriff
In Jasper Arkansas bank president J W Moore 62 was wounded critically and the assailant Albert Mayer 24 shot dead after exchanging fire with Sheriff Russell Burdine near Newton County Courthouse Mayer had written letters alleging fraud and demanded 10090 Moore father of Prosecutor Gene Moore and Dr Lex Moore of Harrison Arkansas Police Commission.
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Arkansas
Jasper
Ark
Ozarka
J. W. Moore
Newton County
Harrison, Ark
Albert Herman Mayer
Chicago
Roland
Moore
Mayer
Russell Burdine
Burdine
Sherif Burdine
Roscoe Phillips
Phillips
Gene Moore
Harrison
Lex Moore
Arkansas State Police Commission
Fire destroys vast oil supply at Searle Petroleum
A massive blaze at Searle Petroleum in Omaha threatens more oil loss after a tank explosion and fires spread through 33 tanks. Firemen battled to prevent a 400,000 gallon tank from burning as 500,000 to 675,000 gallons burned, drawing crowds and even planes overhead.
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Omaha
Searle Petroleum Co
H. A. Searle
Lee Huff
Louisville Railway Walkout Halts City Transit
Louisville Ky June 1 Operations of the Louisville Railway Company were halted at midnight by a strike of the CIO Transport Workers Union over a new contract. Company President John H. TALON noted the stoppage as the city faced reduced transit services.
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Louisville
Louisville Railway Company
Cio-Transport
Talon
John
Complain On Open Cesspool In City
City sanitation inspector L P Shank received a complaint about an open cesspool at 200 block South Prospect Street. Households fear children may fall into the uncovered hole and Shank will warn the property owner to fill the pit.
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City Sanitary
L. P. Shank
South Prospect Street
Shank
Berlin Question Up Today Before Western Chiefs
Foreign Ministers Council session discusses Moscow's demand for trade arrangements to ease the Soviet zone. Western Powers consider Four- Power committees to regulate commerce currency and transit between Berlin and Western zones. No political unity, Vishinsky seeks East German Congress as ruling body. Berlin coexists two rival city governments and dual currency systems.
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Foreign Ministers Council
Russia
Moscow
Germany
Thas
Berlin
Alliant
West Germany
East German People’s Congress
Vishinsky
Bonn
East German People's Congress
Bedside Hearing For Prisoner In Baltimore Case
A bedside hearing was held at University Hospital for 55 year old Alex Siegel after a heart attack following arrest on checks charges. FBI agents arrested Siegel on federal warrants issued in Savannah and Philadelphia alleging worthless checks totaling about 30000 dollars. He faced claims of 190 dollars in Savannah last November and 9000 dollars across Philadelphia and Havana between March and June.
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Baltimore
University Hospital
Alex Siegel
FBI
Savannah
Philadelphia
Slegel
Havana
Cuba
Free city workers' home phones halted after Mills reveal
Mayor Mills disclosed a list of more than two dozen city employees receiving free home telephone service at city expense. The council ordered the list sent to the Board of Public Works to trim to fewer than six key workers. Councillors Elliott and Hellane asked Mills about the practice, while Luther Broom urged ending free city telephone bills and suggested police cruisers could notify on‑call staff instead.
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Mills
Board of Public Works
Frank Elliott
Jack Hellane
Luther Broom
New Pension Bill Before House Has Brighter Chances
A new pension bill advances with stricter need rules and lower payments. It envisions $72 monthly pensions at age 65 for qualified veterans, aligning with VA regulations. Eligibility is limited by income thresholds and disallows admitted Communists or those refusing non Communist affidavits.
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Veterans’ Administration
Ita
Veterans oppose pension change after World War II
The article notes an amendment to remove World War II veterans from pension eligibility enjoys tentative backing from some veterans. They claim it is too soon after the war to vote pensions for such men and argue veterans of the First World War received less government aid than World War II veterans.
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House
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