De Gasperi Plans Weaker Anti Red Cabinet in Italy
Premier Alcide De Gasperi moves to reshuffle Italy s government after elections with new faces to curb Communist gains and pro Fascist strength. Possible changes include Interior Minister Mario Beelba and ministers Sforza and Pacciardi amid shifting provincial results showing Communists gaining votes while Christian Democrats lose ground.
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Italy
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de Gasperi
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Slain Young Waitress Found After Domestic Incident
Story details a shooting at an apartment building where waitress Misa Thompson was killed after an intruder sought belongings. Officers previously assisted a man who slept in the kitchen. Thompson warned he would return for key items. The investigation follows the suspect’s removal and a later fatal confrontation in the hall.
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Flo
Keya
Truman Thompson
Officials Explain Shopping Center Misunderstanding
Officials discuss zoning and the North End dispute over a proposed shopping center. City Council members defend general zoning and care for nearby residents while awaiting a public hearing on June 95th. In court, the Antietam Distributing case prompts extended deadlines as North End residents seek an injunction. If philox plants show mildew they should be dusted with sulphur.
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North End Group
Phiox
Shortage of Beef Hits Local Markets Amid Supply Patch
Shortage of beef appears in local markets as packers and retailers report limited slaughter and half steer deals. Independent merchants turn to local slaughterers with quotas and half steer purchases while pork and veal remain readily available. Cattle shipments from Chicago may ease farmer protests over price rollback.
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Anid
Chicago
Crochet patterns for hot weather unveiled in catalog
Needleworkers urged to send twenty five cents for Pattern 72365 featuring oval centerpieces and round dolkies. Hagerstown Maryland Valley Mail Household Arts Publishes catalog offer from Old Chelsea Station New York. Free pattern included in book showcasing crochet knitting embroidery and more.
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Vally Mail
P.O
Old Chelea
New York
N. Y
Aliee Brouoka
Ruhr industrialists claim coal exports waste millions
Ruhr industrialists in Duesseldorf charge Allies force them to export 6,200,000 tons of coal quarterly at 43 marks a ton, forcing them to buy back fuel at higher prices. They say foreign coal imports burn dollars, burdening American taxpayers, while Germany seeks higher foreign sales to revive output.
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Germany
Ruhr
U. S
Patheautics
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Bonn
United States
Theron
Suhr
West Germany
Planta
U. S. Opens Window on Atomic War Consequences
The United States signals readiness to reveal what it can do in an atomic conflict and plans a news conference on Eniwetok tests. Senator McMahon calls the tests entirely successful and hints at progress toward a stronger thermonuclear capability, while avoiding details on the H bomb.
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Washington
United States
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Eniwetok Proving Grounds
Pacific
McMahon
D-Conn
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Eniwetok
Elwood R
Pate) Quesada
Joint Task Force 3
Alvin €. Graves
Congressional Committee
Eni
Frenchman, Flats
Nevada
AEC Defense Department
Truman
U. S
Russia
Towson Freshman Class to Include Washington County Grads
Towson State Teachers College announces the incoming September freshman class will include several Washington County graduates. Among names listed are Jean Louise Lamu Joyce Marie Kretzer Diane Lenora Crowther Laura Katherine Fockler Donna Marie Rinehart and Hdna Shilling from Hagerstown High School plus Orlan Cawan and June Patricia Johnson from Smithsburg High School. Thirteen of Maryland’s 23 counties are represented in the new class. Also represented are graduates from Baltimore Port Deposit McDonogh Catonsville and Towson parochial and private schools.
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Towson State Teachers College
Washington County
Jean Louise Lamu
Aoonsboro High School
Joyce Marie Kretzer
Clear Spring High School
Diane Lenora Crowther
Laura Katherine Fockler
Donna Marie Rinehart
Hdna Shilling
Hagerstown High School
Orlan Cawan
June Patricia Johnson
Smithsburg
Baltimore
Port Deposit
McDonagh
Catonsville
Towson
Woman tells self defense tale in shooting case
Margaret G. Ryan testified she shot Leonard D. Ray on her ranch after he advanced with a rifle. Police and coroner experts questioned distance and angles citing no powder on the shirt and a downward bullet trajectory.
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Herbert Grundett
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Los Angeles
Mechanics Offer Factory Trained Service for Your Engine
Factory trained technicians provide parts and labor for engine service. They promise efficient work, saving time and money. Visit today for spring driving month specials and maintenance.
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