Plot To Murder MacArthur Branded Fake By Official
Maj. Gen. Charles Willoughby said occupation headquarters received Japanese reports of an assassination plot against General MacArthur, calling it an absolute fake. No extra guards were assigned as paramilitary chatter and a controversial arrest were noted, while MacArthur maintained his routine travel between his office and embassy home.
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Charles A. Willoughby
General MacArthur
Santa Claus
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MacArthur
Hibaya Park
Noo
Hibiya Park
Haneda
Sirbase
Arthur W. Radford
Graduates Named for Junior College Commencement
The Junior College announces 25 graduates including Maxwell Overman George Napoleon Payette Judith Mae Querry Hildred Edward Schindell Robert Edward Shank David Coble Shirey James Jacob Shirey Jr Patricia Ann Boessard Gaver Franklin Taylor Paul Lyle Williams Jr and Robert Grant Wolfford. Dr Andrew G Truxal Hood College president will deliver the commencement address. The invocation and benediction will be by Rev A M Dixon. Organ recital by Hilton Bennett Jr, Lebanon Valley College student, follows.
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Maxwell Overman
George Napoleon Payette
Judith Mae Querry
Hildred Edward Schindell
Robert Edward Shank
David Coble’ Shirey
James Jacob Shirey
Patricia Ann Boessard
Gaver Franklin Taylor
Paul Lyle Williams, Jr
Robert Grant Wolford
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Truxal
Franklin and Marshall College
Hilton Bennett, Jr
Lebanon Valley College
Air Force Accepts RB45C Combiplane in 550 MPH Viability
The Air Force accepts a North American combi bomber recon plane designated RB45C. Powered by four jets, it operates in the 550 mile per hour class, climbs to 40,000 feet, and has a range over 1,200 miles. Crew of three, ejector seats, navigator escape hatch, and 89 foot wingspan.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
North American Aviation Corp
McCarthy Effort Cited as a New Congressional Blast
Mrs Smith presented a declaration of conscience backed by Republican Senators Tobey Morse Ives Thye Hendrickson denouncing the Democratic administration for confusion and leadership lapses. The document accuses both parties of aiding communist aims by fear politics and calls for constructive criticism without political exploitation.
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Republican Party
Bass Catching Season Alignments Urged in County Report
County officials discuss syncing open seasons for bass perch and crappie with the general game season starting July 1. An informant notes many anglers cheat, so matching seasons would aid deputy game wardens in enforcement. The report also cites an estimated 61,000 big game animals in Oregon.
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Farm Women Short Course Set At College Park Md
The University of Maryland hosts a rural women short course June 14 for more than 1 00 farm women from across the state. Topics include parliamentary law art in the home dressmaking and public speaking. Speakers include Representative Judd OtMinn Mrs Eldl Greger and Dr Louise M Young. Entertainment features the L and O women’s chorus U S Air Force Band and Washington County Homeworkers Chorus. An international relations pageant will involve foreign embassies and attendees will present a fashions revue. Miss Venla Keller coordinates the event and invites interested women to contact their home demonstration agents or write to the University.
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Eldl Greger
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Commerce Dept Presses Two Officials In Probe
The Commerce Dept pressures two officials amid a Congressional inquiry. Thomas C. Blaisdel testified that complaints were raised by staff disciplined by Mr. Lee, described as a hard taskmaster. Lee, 42, a longtime dept employee, defended his conduct as principled and necessary.
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Lee
Blaisdel
Lce
Kadd
Sawyer
Marshall
Senate Crime Probe Snowballs
Senate investigation into high level corruption expands as officials discuss disclosures of tax returns and information. President weighs executive order to provide access, while Kefauver and Tobey push for data from FBI, Treasury notes division, and immigration bureau to uncover alleged big-time international operations.
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Thuman
Senate War Investigating Committee
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Treasury Department
Niccottes Division
Unimigration Bureau
Fhe
Market Ignores Favorable News
New York June 2 The Stock Market shrugged off favorable news and moved along a narrow price path. Railway shares, except Santa Fe and Union Pacific, were held back as carriers failed to advance despite strong business and economic reports, causing trader concern.
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New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Poultry Council Sets 18th Summer Meet in Ocean City
Ocean City Maryland hosts the Maryland State Poultry Council 18th annual summer meeting on June 26 with over 369 chicken and turkey raisers expected. The event, conducted with the University of Maryland Extension Service, includes a tour of Eastern Shore hatcheries and broiler farms the next day.
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Ocean City
Maryland State Poultry Council
University of Maryland Extension Service
Eastern Shore
Naval Academy Graduates 690 at Annapolis Commencement
Secretary Johnson urged unity without erasing service identities as 690 Naval Academy graduates received commissions and certificates. Admiral Sherman swore in 48 officers. 171 Commissioned into Air Force, Marine Corps earned 41 diplomas, four foreign cadets join their navies. Six midshipmen were disqualified for physical reasons.
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Johnson
Naval Academy
Forrest PL Sherman
Naval Operations
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Marine Corps
Navy
South America
Philippines
U.S
Jap Communists Face Showdown in Tokyo
Japanese sources say a government plan to outlaw the Japan Communist Party looms as the party faces a possible nationwide anti American general strike. Demonstrations by labor and students could reach 40 000 and influence Sunday Upper House tensions while a U S military court pushes fast trials of eight Japanese charged in attacks on U S soldiers.
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Cen Hmnnists
Pemper
Imay
Temorrow
Hellahig
Vtoday
MacArthurs
iThe Red Party
U.S
U. S
Bikes To Take Part In Parade In Hagerstown Safety Event
Almost every IWcycle rider in Hagerstown is expected to join the bicycle section of the Safety Parade on June 22. Sponsored by Montgomery Ward Co and the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the event promotes safe riding. Prizes from E. J. Gallaher at Ward Store will reward winners in the Prexcle division. Entry blanks are available in the Montgomery Ward goods department on West Washington Street. The parade starts at Fopin and proceeds to the high school, with judges awarding prizes after reaching the school.
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Montgomery Ward and Co
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Herald Mall
E. J. Gallaher
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Jayenge
Panaides
Washington Street
Loeb
Ehoset Agand
Operation Haylift hits Colon Theatre with authentic moon mission
The Colon Theatre debuts Operation Haylift a full length film starring Fairchild and US Air Force pilots. Local interest centers on scenes drawn from real sun drop events during a harsh winter in Bly Nevada with the Pack chi Aircraft Division officials attending. The feature plays Sunday and will run Monday and Tuesday as special screenings in Fingerstewie.
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Fingerstewie
Bly
Nevada
Ares
All-Male Jury Convicts Man In Rape Murder
An all male federal jury convicted Set Lyle Buswell of the rape slaying of 44 year old Fairfield woman at Hamllan Air Base near San Francisco. The jury found him guilty of second degree murder and murder during a crime with a recommended sentence of death, though they added the phrase without capital punishment. Buswell admitted choking the woman but denied rape, claiming she submitted and laughed at him during the assault. Judge Louis Goodman said he would sentence Buswell Monday and consider motions for a new trial.
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Lyle Buswell
Fairy Decker
Rutland, Vt
San Quentin Penitentiar
Louis Goodman
Rane
Haswell
Haines SE. Burns
Buswell
Hamillan
San Franccisco
Jane
Goodman
PB Aswell
Burns
Harry Buswell
Springfield
Biggest Building Boom Since '42 In Southern States
Baltimore June 2 The thig gest building boom since 1942 is under way in southern states as reported by Manufacturers Record. May construction valued at 336,027,000, highest for May, with five month total 4,460,542,090. Public, highway, and private building rise. Maryland and West Virginia listed among states with sizable gains.
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Manufacturers Record
Maryland
Saratpal
West Virginia
Fatal accident in Uttar Pradesh kills two on highway
A car crash at a night intersection left Satishurs Md. dying and Edgar Ro Thiley, 30, dead. William H. Cuil survived with possible fractured back and knee. Both victims are identified in the UPi-A report.
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Upi
Edgar Ro Thiley
William H. Cuil
Brannan Plan Would Reshape Crop Price Supports
The proposal would raise price supports for most products, shift perishables to market, require full compliance with all crop programs and soil conservation to qualify for aid, cap aid to farms, and impose fines for misreporting and false statements. It aims to curb expansion of large farms and tie subsidies to strict program adherence.
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Brannan
Branton
Brannan Saga
Scout Troop Ends Season Lincoln Girl Scout Troop 17
Lincoln Girl Scout Troop No 17 wrapped up the season with a cooking event in City Park on Thursday June 1. The troop, sponsored by Lincoln Parent Teacher Association, was led by Mrs Yale C Hawke and assisted by Mrs Carlton Helm. Members present included Jean Blickenstaff Sandra Bowman Honita Bragunier and many others. Miss Hazel Fridinger Lincoln School principal attended as a guest along with Miss Maury Myerly and Mrs Lewis Powell.
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Lincoln Pareng Teacher's Association
Yale C. Hawke
Carlton Helm
Jean Blickenstaff
Sandra Bowman
Honita Bragunier
Shirley ‘Breth
Hecky Clopper
Rosslie Cordell
Barbara Currie
Anita Damsier
Rebecca Cullers
Annie Eshelman
Judith
Acheson Seeks Aid Bill Support Amid Policy Debate
Acheson asked Congress to approve an aid bill while explaining policy shifts. Officials say Truman's approach aims to strengthen peace through Western alliances and military might, with NATO progress cited. Senator Taft opposes arming other nations but won’t block the broader program, warning against Latin American arms provisions.
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Acheson
Congress
London
United States
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Russia
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