Brazil Shifts to Back Diplomatic Isolation of Spain
Brazil reverses stance and supports a United Nations subcommittee proposal to isolate Franco Spain diplomatically unless the regime is discarded and political freedom restored by September. Velloso withdraws objection under government instructions as the five nation panel pushes for a blockade.
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New York
U.P
Brazil
United Nations
Spain
Pedro Leno Velloso
United Nations Security Council
Herbert V. Evatt
Australia
Velloso
Security Council
Franco
General Assembly
China
France
Poland
Soviet Union
Break Up Plot to Kill MacArthur
In Tokyo Brigadier General C S Ferrin denied a broadcast report that die hard Japanese planned to assassinate General MacArthur last week. American Broadcasting Company correspondent Harry Tighe reported a thwarted plot as over 100 police and GI detachment protected MacArthur on his route between the embassy and headquarters. The broadcaster said this was the third assassination plot foiled since MacArthur settled in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
C. S. Ferrin
Gen. MacArthur
Ferrin
Harry Tighe
American Broadcasting Company
San Francisco
Larry Tighe
Tighe
MacArthur
Russian Publications Urge Sweeping Attacks on U S British Policies
The report notes extensive critiques by Russian outlets of United States and United Kingdom world policy. It also covers holiday fatalities in the nation with 265 deaths over four days including 144 in traffic, 70 drownings, and 51 other causes, against safety council predictions.
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U.S
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
California
Alabama
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Moscow
U.P
United States
Truman
Great Britain
Canada
James F. Byrnes
Izvestia
Byrnes
Arthur R. Vandenberg
RrMich
Paris
Lucius D. Clay
Europe
Russia
Germany
Pea Guandin
Tojo and 25 Others Accused of War Crimes Go on Trial
The international war crimes tribunal in Tokyo opened with Hideki Tojo and 25 co defendants facing trial. The defense sought more time citing a staffing delay while prosecutors urged immediate proceedings. Matsuoka and Okawa faced motions to remove them from the indictment and be confined to private medical facilities.
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Tojo
Tokyo
U.P
International Tribunal
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Vinsy Auuwvssuezs
Yosuke Matsuoka
Shumei Okawa
Matsuoka
Germany
Italy
Okawa
Joseph B. Keenan
Allied Prosecution Staff
Tokyo Imperial University
Eisenhower Attacks Critics of Army at Reserve Officers Meet
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Army chief of staff, condemned “carping critics” who downplay World War II achievements. He urged strengthening forces and extending the draft, calling for closer integration of all services and urged reserve officers to support the effort.
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Chicago
U.P
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States Army
Reserve Officers Association
United States
United
Army Marks One War Air Mystery Unsolved
Army says the fate of a treasure laden transport disappeared December 4 1945 with 17 aboard off the Africa Gold coast remains unsolved. The craft carried gold and silver from Monrovia Liberia to Accra British West Africa and vanished on a routine 700 mile flight. Crew included Lt Oliver Morton and navigators Harrison Squires and David O Callaghan.
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Army
Washington
Africa Gold Coast
Monrovia
Liberia
Acra
British West Africa
Corp
Milton S. Tyler
Denver
Colo
Oliver K. Morton
Wichita
Kan
Gold Coast
Wise Army
Livingston
Air Age
Morton
Harrison Squires
Greventa
Calif
David E. O'Callaghan
Philadelphia
William F. Jobe
Maplewood
Bernard E. Fiedler
Ridgeville
Ind
Marlin A. Reed
Ottawa
Samuel Merriman
Linden
N. J
Samuel D. Klink
Irvington
Sgt
Seymore J. Stanger
New York
Discharged Vet Dies of Wound in Accident
Lester C. McKennon Jr., 20, a Navy veteran, died after accidentally shooting himself in the leg while cleaning a 30 40 rifle. He collapsed in his yard, neighbors called for help, and he died en route to the hospital. His body lay at Ross mortuary as his father, a Milwaukee engineer, was being located.
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Deer Lodge
Lester C. McKennon, Jr
Ross Mortuary
Milwaukee
Wreckage Located After Gulf Crash Near Salerno
Rome reports divers to search for 22 missing crew members after an Army transport C-54 crashed and burned into the Gulf of Salerno on Saturday. Military authorities recovered the wreckage and began a deeper rescue effort.
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Rome
U.P
Army Transport Corps
Gulf of Salerno
Wild Police Pursuit Ends in Man's Death in Montana
Miles City reported Jack Jacob Paris 30 died in a hospital from a back wound after a chase from Broadus. Sheriff Claude Anderson said Paris terrorized Broadus with reckless driving, rammed a deputy, then collapsed as he approached the pursuing officer. The coroner identified him via draft card and a Broadus license.
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Miles City
Jack Jacob Paris
Ralph Bray
Broadus
Claude Anderson
Powder River County
Paris
Anderson
Truman returns to White House after Potomac cruise
President Truman came back to the White House at 5 30 p m Eastern time after an overnight cruise on the Potomac aboard the presidential yacht.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Potomac
C I O Chief Seeks Presidential Veto on Case Bill
Washington June 2 The C I O President Philip Murray urged President Truman to veto the Case bill saying it will encourage and increase labor disputes.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Truman
French Communists Lose Ground in Sunday Election
In official returns from continental France the Popular Republican movement gains 160 seats to lead 522-seat assembly while Communists drop to 144 seats and Socialists 115. The result follows a May referendum defeat for the Communist constitution.
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Paris
Popular Republican Movement
France
Interior Ministry
Republican Rally
Radical Socialists
M.A.P
Chinook Girl Wins Talent Festival at Montana Walther League
Rosalie Mueller of Chinook won first place in the Talent Festival at the 25th Montana Walther league convention. The Silver Bow ballroom hosts the event with Rev. D. R. Boernke presiding. Judges rated all top four entries as superior with scores 95 to 100.
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Rosalie Mueller
Montana Walther League
Silver Bow
Hotel Finlen
D. R. Boernke
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Miss Mueller
Daryl Ann Bauman
Butte
Harold Helmstetter
Billings
Letha Mueller
Chinook
Butte Weather Forecast Shows Showers and Warmth Ahead
The U S weather bureau report for period ending at 6 30 p m June 2 notes cloudy conditions with showers or thunderstorms Monday and Monday night Cooler Monday night Highs reach 70 to 85 in places West of Divide expected heavy cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms East of Divide mostly partly cloudy and warmer with afternoon thundershowers Temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 80s with trace precipitation at the airport and School of Mines.
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School of Mines
Divide
U. S. Weather Bureau
St James Nurses Graduated at Sacred Ceremony
Seventeen dozen? No. Thirty eight nurses from the Sisters of Charity School of Nursing St James unit received diplomas after three years of study. Rev Father Harrington distributed degrees as Rev Father DeGroat delivered the commencement address. The program featured the student choir with organist Andree Yunker.
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Sisters of Charity School of Nursing
St. James Unit
St. Patrick Church
St. James School
Frank L. Harrington
St. James Hospital
St. Helena Parish
Ashe
James R. de
Major Criticism Is Leveled at Secretary Byrnes
An editorial critiques Secretary Byrnes, outlining prominent criticisms from various figures. The piece discusses policy decisions and perceived failures, urging transparency and accountability at the department level.
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Byrnes
Soviet Press Attacks Byrnes and U.S. Policy Abroad
Russian outlets Izvestia and Tass denounce Byrnes Paris policy and U.S. reparations moves. They criticize Truman and Molotov, defend Molotov, and call the 25-year disarmament plan a step back. Vandenberg and Clay are noted for reparations cancellation handling.
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Wne Izvestuia Altack
New York
Tass
Byrnes
Viacheslav Molotov
Paris
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Political Review
Molotov
Soviet Union
Germany
Clary
Izvestia
Senator George Criticizes Draft Policy Bungle
Senator George of Georgia said the Army and Navy bungled by trying to run both the draft and voluntary recruitment. He may back extending the draft and extending youth eligibility to May 15 next year, supporting a bi partisan plan for draft extension with pay raises to boost voluntary enlistment.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Army
Navy
Senate
Mine Wage Talks Resume Amid Pennsylvan ia Strike
United Mine Workers and anthracite mine operators plan to resume negotiations in New York. John L. Lewis, UMW president, may attend as 75 000 Pennsylvania miners continue a four week old strike after the May 31 contract expired. The union seeks a welfare fund funded by a coal tonnage tax. operators report no conclusion yet.
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New York
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Pennsylvania
Primaries Set Across Four States This Week
President Truman's effort to curb government strikes stirs political reaction as primaries unfold in California New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota on Tuesday. Iowa holds both parties primaries Monday but lacks national contest significance.
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Washington
Truman
California
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Dakota
Iowa
Return of WWII fallen to U S will begin after year
Indianapolis June 2 241000+ service dead buried overseas to be brought home for burial with honors 80 percent of total to be returned 18558 buried in isolated sites 195 to 215 million dollars cost and 14840 posts to aid families with funerals and escorts
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U. S
Indianapolis
United States
Marcel Talcott
American Legion
Talcott
Legion
Waukegan, Ill
Pullmans
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