Eisler on Free Soil of Czechs Calls Clark Fool
German communist Gerhart Eisler, freed from U S custody, landed in Prague on free soil and praised being on democratic ground. He mocked U S Attorney General Tom Clark as America s biggest fool while planning a visit to Berlin and Leipzig. He arrived with his wife detained at Ellis Island and said he will observe Berlin before taking a university post. He had fled bail in the United States and was freed by a British court.
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Eisler
U. S. Department of Justice
United States
U. S
Tom Clark
America
Clark
London
Prague
Germany
Berlin
Leipzig
England
Batory
Communist Peoples’ Congress
Peoples’ Council
Prince Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth Honeymoon
Prince Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth left their Cha teau de L'Horizon by limousine on their honeymoon. A household member said they likely headed for Italy and would attend the English derby at Epsom on June 4 in England this week. An Aly residence employee in Paris said preparations were being made to receive them last night.
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Cannel
Prince Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Italy
England
Epsom
Paris
Aly
Lodge Plans For Recess After June Sessions
Pineuf lodge No. 18 AF&AM will recess for the summer after two June settings. Worshipful Master Jack Bowen announced sessions pause until September. A dinner precedes tonight’s 7:30 communication. On June 8 a 7 p.m. entered apprentice degree class will be conferred. Hailey lodge No. 16 to confer third degree July 16 at Mount Baldy Sun Valley with a barbecue at Trailcock cabin and an ice carnival at 8:45 p.m.
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Pineuf Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Jack Bowen
Bowen
Hailey Lodge No. 16
Mount Baldy
Sun Valley
Trail ‘Cock Cabin
Exchange eyes mid June reopening with 27 listings
Brokerage circles reported that Atom-bombed Vehima plans to reopen its stock exchange in mid June. Twenty seven securities are slated for listing.
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IYO
Vehima
Soviets Change Course in Berlin Rail Walkout
In Berlin the Soviet run railway administration and the FDGB union urged 16 000 striking workers to return to work at 5 a m today marking a surprising shift after Willi Kreikemeyer s firing of workers on day two of the stoppage The move follows Reuter s mediation offer and Western marks pay demand while strikers seek union recognition no reprisals assurances and no anti strike retaliation by management are pledged The railway aims to restart trains first to secure western mark payments starting today
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Berlin
FDGB
West Berlin
Willi Kreikemeyer
Berlin Radio
Kreikemeyer
Ernst Reuter
Reverses Hit Truck Driver Reverses Hit Truck Driver
A Salt Lake City driver 41 year old E. O. Anderson faced a review after a reverse yesterday caused a high speed back through a street near the police station. Police charged him with drunken driving and driving without a license. Damages to the cafe store and car exceed 750 dollars. One cafe patron sustained a glass splinter in the eye.
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Salt Lake City
E. O. Anderson
Anderson
General Lucius D. Clay Retires From Army
General Lucius D. Clay, the American commander in Germany who helped break the Berlin blockade, formally retires after 31 years of service. At Fort Myer, Virginia, Acting Secretary Gordon Gray and Chief of Staff Omar Bradley joined a gala send-off as Clay and his wife left for New York en route to Marietta Georgia for rest and fishing.
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Washington
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Berlin
Marietta
Gordon Gray
Omar N. Bradley
Ft. Myer
Clay
Third Infantry Regiment
New York
Child Scalded as Steam Inhaler Falls in Salt Lake City
Two year old Michael Haynes son of Mr and Mrs Glen Haynes of Salt Lake City was severely scalded yesterday when a steam inhaler fell from his sister's bedside and overturned on his back. A hospital listed him in fairly good condition.
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Salt Lake City
Michael Haynes
Glen Haynes
Honorary Degree Ceremony Mentioned Before Georgia Move
A historical note records an honorary degree from Columbia University granted prior to a move headed for Georgia. It highlights a notable academic honor preceding relocation to the southern state.
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Ceive
Columbia University
Georgia
General Idaho Rain Lifts Crops and Rangelands
Idaho weather continued to bring widespread rainfall boosting past-dry crops and cattle grazing areas. Officials cautioned that while general rain helps rangelands and lowland pastures, spotty coverage could limit benefits for some farms and sheep grazing.
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Idaho
Weather Bureau
Boise
Dubois
Lewiston
Bonners Ferry
Women who hooked rugs face uncertain future
A writer ponders the fate of women once known for hooking rugs as their traditional craft faces changing tastes and economic pressures. The piece suggests the skill persists in pockets while broader demand shifts.
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Communist Information Bureau
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Prince, Rita
Ar “Xchange
Coolidge
Marks
Western Berlin
Fleisher’s
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Zephyr - Laine
Skein
SALE
Bernat
Dreams
Germantown
Gen. Clay
Sandra Sharp
Mendy
United Press
Gooding
Idaho Falls
Malad City
Pocatello
Agriculture
Dave Stubblefield
M. C. Claar
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Claar
Magic Valley
Hailey
Westinghouse Pristocrat
Humidrawer
Fela
Holdecold
Westinghouse
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