Rawson Quits Argentina Revolution Spreads Unclear
Ramirez and Rawson led a revolution in Argentina amid a decree dissolving Congress and plans for a constitutional path to a new legislature. Observers note ultra-right trends in the new government and ambiguity over elections and foreign policy as to how leadership will proceed. Divorces are forbidden in Brazil.
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Ramirez
Argentina
Rawson
Congress
Hne
Montevideo
Castillo
Senate
Brazil
Argentina Coup Shifts Cabinet Near Resignation
Before Rawson's resignation three cabinet members Rosa and Calderon the only civilians and Foreign Minister Martinez might resign with no stated reason Rosa was to become Finance Minister and Calderon Justice Minister Diplomatic reps from American republics have met thrice since the coup maintaining a watchful stance awaiting a sworn in government CBS cited Berlin broadcasts noting a move to intensify anticommunist policy in Argentina Germany and Japan watch the developments closely.
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Rawson
Jose Maria Rosa
Horace Calderon
Alfredo Martinez
Rosa
Calderon
Germany
Japan
CBS
Berlin
Argentina
Officials Report Fewer Traveling Fewer Traveling
The Blue Ridge Bus Lines announced recent drastic cuts in service following a Federal directive. Weekends saw fewer riders at the terminal, with crowds reduced and some passengers stranded when buses ran full. The public is urged to limit travel to emergencies or essential business as crews prioritize soldiers and sailors. Regular Greyhound and Safeway schedules are mostly intact, but some added buses have been eliminated.
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Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Lines
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Wagerstown
Greyhound
Safeway Lines
Miners to Return to Work After Strike Vote
London June 6 Twenty five hundred miners at Doncaster who struck three weeks ago over the dismissal of a worker for alleged subordination voted to return to work tomorrow. The vote followed an agreement for investigation and settlement of the dispute.
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London
Doncaster
Investixa
Weverton Youth Killed by Train Near Home
Edward Lee Fauble a 12 year old of near Weverton was killed instantly yesterday evening at 52 when struck by the Capital Limited of the Baltimore and Ohio near his home Deputy Leister Isanogle said the boy had gone to a store and was returning home with bread when the tragedy occurred He was walking along the tracks and apparently became confused as the train approached causing the fatal impact He sustained a broken neck crushed chest and multiple fractures and survived by his mother Mrs Edna Fauble and six brothers and sisters
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Edward Lee Fauble
Weverton
Baltimore and Ohio
Leister Isanogle
Young Fauble
Edna Fauble
Worker Fires Back at Unjust Dismissal Claim
A worker alleges unfair firing and seeks remedy through legal channels. The complaint asserts improper termination and argues for reinstatement or compensation. No additional parties or dates are specified in the readable fragment.
Youth Badly Hurt in Fall From Tree
Raymond Bartlett aged 15 of Mi Btna Road fell from a tree in his yard yesterday evening around o o'clock. He sustained a broken leg and other injuries, was unconscious, and was taken to Washington County Hospital in the Goodwill ambulance. His condition is not considered serious.
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Raymond Bartlett
Btna
Washington County Hospital
Berkeley girl search under way in Hagerstown
A search is on for Carolyn Davison, 292, who left Berkeley Springs last Thursday seeking employment in Hagerstown and has not returned. Her father M. R. Davison says she planned to come back Friday but didn’t, prompting concern. The report notes the word pistol derives from Pistola, an Italian town.
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Carolyn Davison
Berkeley ‘Springs
Hagerstown
M. R. Davison
Flight for Freedom at Maryland Theatre with Russell and MacMurray
The film Flight for Freedom stars Rosaling Russell and Fred MacMurray in a Navy inspired romance about a famed woman flyer and a pilot who fall in love. Secret orders and perilous long distance flights drive the wartime adventure set in the South Pacific with a planned staged rescue.
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South Pacific
Japheld Islands
RKO Radio
Rosaling Russell
Fred MacMurray
Maryland Theatre
Miss Russell
Fifer
MacMurray
Navy
Roosevelt grandson involved in tragic shooting accident
In Philadelphia on June 7, ten year old William Donner Roosevelt, son of Colonel Elliott Roosevelt and grandson of President Roosevelt, accidentally discharged a .22 rifle killing his friend Lewis Hutchinson, aged eleven, at the Winsor home in Edgemont Delaware County. The boy died at Bryn Mawr Hospital after being rushed there by his mother. Coroner W. J. Rushong reported the accident occurred as the boys searched for arrows and found the rifle. Billy tripped and the weapon fired into Lewis’s chest. Government authorities filed the case with Delaware County District Attorney William McClenachan Jr. and police stationed at the home.
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Philadelphia
William “Billy” Donner Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Billy
Lewis Hutchinson
W. J. Rushong
Montgomery County
Rushong
Lewis
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Hutchinson
Medic
Winsor
Delaware County District
William McClenachan, Jr
Eleanor Roosevelt
Episcopal Academy
Elizabeth Browning Donner
Col. Roosevelt
Cur
Tin Winsor Divorce and Billy's White House Visits Noted
Tin Winsor and former spouse finalized a divorce earlier this year. Billy, born in November 1932, has been a frequent visitor to the White House and Hyde Park, reflecting ongoing connections to the family.
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Tin Winsor
Billy
White House
Hyde Park
Box Car Robbed and Potatoes Stolen in Baer Brothers Area
Police report a box car on a McPherson street siding was robbed of eleven sacks of potatoes. Nels Johnston, a soldier, had a wrist watch stolen on Saturday but it was recovered by police yesterday. Mrs. Robert Hammond reported shoes and 75 cents stolen at the municipal swimming pool. The item notes several hundred varieties of cultivated rice.
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Maryland
Baer Brothers
McPherson Street
Nels Johnston
Robert Hammond
Jefferson Street
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Ofgeria
Africa
General de Gaulle
England
Deanna Durbin
Mrs. Holiday
Henry’s ‘Theatre
Berkeley
Pistola
Odis Hare
Ditcher
Earl Baker
Abe” Willis
VST
Army
Marines
Coast Guard
S.C
Foreman A. G. Hobson
Cosilier Tobactcios
Robert Donat
Madeleine Carroll
Colonial Theatre
Deanne Durbin
Holliday
O'Brien
Fitzgerald
Arthur Tren Lary
I Pate
Saute Frank Aia
Craven
An ‘Igh
Bicocred Bey Dayib
Aurie
UTD
Pacific
Hollywood
Forbidden Islands
MES TM
LICHT
Ee Freedom
Herbert Marshall
UCR
Etre Pere Chay
Donut
Carroll
Ins Ainke Maalearie, Posey
Ashe Refe
Alfred ED Hitchcock
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