United States weighs strong moves over Hungary crisis
Officials predicted the United States would condemn Hungary and seek actions against the Soviet backed government. Britain and the US plan consultations while considering armistice and Yalta violations, with Marshall and Truman to decide. The Export-Import bank credit to Nagy’s government may be cancelled as Washington eyes free peoples in the region beyond the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Hungary
Europe
Britain
Marshall
Truman
Ferenc Nagy
Greece
Turkey
France
Italy
Germany
Strike Threat Rises With Talks at End
Talks at an end raise the threat of a strike as northwest operators and Lewis face the June 30 contract expiry. Spokesman Charles O Neill warned negotiations could collapse next week and noted a possible split with smaller production groups. No immediate moves or plans for continuing negotiations were reported.
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Charles O'Neill
North-West
Lewis
Cards Repeat in Wild Hitting Game Card Bob Thomson and Others
Cards repeat in a wild hitting game as Thomson drives in a run in the third with one on, Evans, Markert, and Hill also contribute. Cards head to Idaho Falls for four straight nights starting next.
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Bob Thomson
Russet
Gordon Evans
Dale Markert
Vern Hill
Idaho Falls
Indians Arm as British Outline Plans
Indians arm as British outline plans six areas under curfew for two months. Mountbatten to seek Indian leaders on Monday on partition options while communal violence has claimed many lives in the past year. Stock exchange appeals for firm government action to ease crisis and preserve law and order.
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Bombay
Bombay Stock Exchange
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Stock Exchange
Tornado Kills Five in Oklahoma
A Oklahoma tornado struck Leedey killing five residents and leaving the town in devastation. The storm diverted from Woodward and hit Leedey, with confirmed dead including D. B. Abbott A. A. Butler J. A. Albritton and an unnamed woman.
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Oklahoma
Woodward
Okla
Leedey
Sapp
D. B. Abbott
A. A. Butler
J. A. Albritton
Mr. Kitchen
Train kills two near Billings on Memorial Day weekend
An eastbound Northern Pacific passenger train collided with a truck at a crossing about one mile west of Billings. The victims were Paul Meir and Mrs. Hazel Morland, both residents of Billings, marking Yellowstone county's first Memorial Day weekend fatalities.
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Northern Pacific
Here
Yellowstone County
Paul Meir
Hazel Morland
Cowboys and Boise Split in Twin Falls Nightcap Rout
The Twin Falls Cowboys won the nightcap 10-4 after Boise Pilots opened 8-2 in the opener. Frank Longe started a big seventh inning with a single, Leyten walked, and Balassi, Marlow, Newman, Danielson, and Leyten produced the rallies as Eddie Gibbs joined the Pilots with a homer earlier. Bob Roberts earned his third win for Boise, while Howard Stone took the loss for Twin Falls.
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Jim Daniels
Frank Longe
George Leyten
Jack Radtke
Pilots
Eddie Gibbs
Bob Roberts
Howard Stone
Singleton
Stone
Paul Enns
Bill Purcell
Lou Tamone
Neil Owens
Walt Lowe
Purcell
Ernie Sites
Tamone
Owen
Dave Molitor
Enns
Dick Briskey
Sites
Twelve Bills May Jam Solons' Work
The piece notes President Truman faces a crowded agenda as Congress may pass a tax cut bill and measures to unify the armed forces and designate the speaker as next in line for the presidency. Truman seeks action on universal military training housing health insurance St Lawrence Seaway and inter American military standardization, but may not obtain it this session.
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China Creeks Down on Student Body
Mayor Wu made hostile statements calling for agitators to be rounded up and sent to communist territory while alleging the student demonstrations are part of a communist plot. The piece notes the claim and questions its practicality amid ongoing civil war and a rejected peace bid from Nanking.
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Nanking
Major Air Crashes Claim 186 Lives in Iceland Incident
An Icelandic Airways jet clipped a mountain near Tachikawa in northern Iceland while approaching landing in bad visibility, killing 25. Another crash left twelve dead as two planes collided Thursday.
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Icelandic Airways
Iceland
Crashes Worldwide Hit Air Travel Amid Holiday Weekend
Three crashes in Argentina over three days killed four and left one critically injured as more incidents occurred in Fairbanks Alaska and Bogota Colombia. A RAF Liberator bomber wrecked at Litchfield England injuring four, while three French fliers died in Algeria. LaGuardia travel dipped from peak capacity as officials warned the holiday period affects patterns.
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Altus
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Shattuck
Claud Bowles
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East Idaho Labor Secession Sparks AFL Critique
The AFL president criticizes Idaho labor moves seen as forming rival unions. He warns that international unions chartering local Idaho bodies would have no standing with the AFL and urges national and international officers to order local unions to cease and desist if the press report is confirmed.
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Hall
American Federation of Labor
Idaho
Zweigart Captures Preliminary In Utah Centennial Trap
In Salt Lake City the Utah Centennial Trapshooting tournament entered its third day with Fred A. Zweigart of Pocatello Idaho scoring 97 to win a preliminary handicap tied with Tom Lynott of Salt Lake City for second. Charlie Ben Del from Mt. View California led the singles with a perfect 100 in the first half of the event. Helen Odell of LaGrange California shot 99x100 for the best career score. The second half and the centennial handicap were scheduled for the final day.
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Charlie Bendel
Mt. View
Calif
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LaGrange
Fred Zweigart
Pocatello
Idaho
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