Germans Berate Bat No Rioting Extended Report
May Day anti Communist demonstrations in Berlin drew thousands along the line dividing the western sectors and the Russian zone. East Berlin communists and west anti-communists clashed in scattered spots with minor incidents. In the border district 306 communists were dispersed by western police. Soviet troops were reviewed in Moscow by Gen Shtemenko who proclaimed the army and people ready to defend the motherland against any aggressor. Nationalist Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek mentioned in the dispatch.
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May Day address spurs Kai-Shek calls for sabotage and strikes
Kai-Shek denounces Mao Zedong and urges workers under Communist rule to resist through sabotage and strikes. He depicts Nationalists on Formosa fighting both Russians and Chinese Communists and accuses Mao of forcing 450 million mainland Chinese into Soviet servitude with assets at Russia’s disposal. In Israel a riot injures several after a blue and white flag rally disrupts a Communist meeting.
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Israel
Stassen Urges Draft and Airing Unified National Program
The Chamber of Commerce delegates, 2,500 strong from 1,300,000 members, debate a three year stand by draft and accelerated atomic leadership. They press extended selective service at minimum strength, with president power to order inductions, as they back a national unity program amid tense world conditions. More than half of Americans live in 15 percent of families with three or more children.
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William A. Handley
Indianapolis
Congress
The
United States
Ameridren
Towns given one day taste of communist rule
Gewiss execution followed a pattern as Mosinee Weekly Times published a special Red Star edition with Soviet proclamation and insurrectionist regulations. Demonstration marked first in the country as occupiers seized control hours after officials. An American flag flew over the police station while red hammer and sickle banners dominated prices and guards patrolled. A clergyman was imprisoned in his pulpit after arrest. Emanuel father and Mission cited, as Gitlow taunted the pastor and asserted belief in earthly rule over religion.
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Red Star
Mie Communisty
Gidow
Enmnuel
Gitlow
Hrev
Lyle Koenig
Redbirds Schedule Practice Amid Weather Disruption
The Redbirds plan a practice session Wednesday and Friday this week starting at unspecified times due to a rainout. A special meeting of the council is called for Tuesday at the Walter Untta home at 1:00. About 1880 square miles of Canadian territory are set aside as bird sanctuaries.
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Senate Republicans Remain Split Over Investigation Tactics
The GOP factions clash over whether to hear charges in closed sessions and how to gather evidence as the Lattimore case unfolds. Tydings cites new leads while McCarthy faces funding strains and friction with FBI access, as Browder and Field deny links to Lattimore.
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McCarthy
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FBI
Truman
Tydings
McMahon
Senate
Communist Party
Field
Luitenz
Riot Event Reported After Large Seizure in Chicago
After Chicago police seized pounds of stolen goods valued at around 20000, Arthur Johnson was questioned. The incident involved a major seizure and a riot leading to a police garage detainment and ongoing investigation.
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Chicago
Arthur
Fish Johnson
Diabetic Pioneer Charles Cowan’s insulin journey begins
Anaheim story recalls Charles Cowan first human to take insulin in 1920s. The former rancher, now 58, celebrated his 58th wedding anniversary while living healthily on insulin. He describes early trials at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara, his dramatic weight gain, and his role as a guinea pig for Dr. Sansum’s diabetes research.
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Calif
Charles Cowan
Cowan
Aod Si
Hemet
Ita
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
William J. Sansnim
Hima
Canada
Sanpsum
Cawan
Sansum
Truman Launches 6400 Mile Stumping Tour With Eight Speeches
President Truman begins a cross country trip covering 16 states starting May 1. He will deliver eight prepared talks and engage in numerous informal chats to press the Fair Deal. GOP leaders plan rapid rebuttals from Taft, Martin, Wherry, and Gabrielson.
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Truman
West
Taft
Ohio
Rep. Martin
Pennsylvania
Wherry
Nebraska
Guy Gabrielson
Brewster
Maine
GOP
Tip On Lamprey Wins Four Dollar Prize
Four one dollar prizes are awarded to local residents for tips. Mt Briar housewife left a tip about a broader fire area, Summer Street housewife reported a local man winning on a nationwide broadcast, East Wilson Boulevard housewife noted robins nesting over her door, and North End woman identified finches as raspberry red birds. Tips are accepted weekdays 7 am to 2 pm by the Herald Mail. Winners must collect prizes at the Herald- Mail business office.
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