Ward Freed Reports "Hellish Treatment" By China Communists
Ward Freed and 18 U S consulate staff were freed from Red China aboard the Lakeland Victory off Tientsin. He described 28 days in jail under harsh conditions in Mukden with armed guard confinement and constant restrictions. The group will sail to Kobe then San Francisco before reporting to Washington and planning a visit with his brother.
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70-Ton Rock Kills Four At Picnic
A 70 ton granite slab toppled from Dead Man's Point near Lucerne Valley California striking a picnic party of 18. Four dead and two injured as rescuers used hydraulic jacks and timbers to recover victims. Names include Mathura Herschan Pomona and Jessie Isom Upland among others.
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Jessie Isom
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North Korean Reds Free U. S. Officials
Two American ECA officials, Albert E. Willis and Alfred T. Meschter, were released unharmed after 41 days as prisoners of North Korea. They were handed to Harold J. Noble at Yoh Yon near the 38th parallel and described their captivity.
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Iowa Coed Slain After Dance at University of Iowa
Margaret Ann Gee Gee Jackson, 20, a University of Iowa student and Kappa Alpha Theta member, was found strangled in a Town rooming house after attending a fraternity dance with Robert Bednasek, 24. Bednasek faces murder charges. motive given as jealousy. The couple dined on shrimp and lobster before attending the Sigma Phi Epsilon winter formal.
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State Parole Board
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Cedar Rapids
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Noted Editorial Cartoonist Chif Berryman Dies
Chif Berryman of the Washington Star, famed for front page drawings, died at home after collapsing in the newspaper lobby on May 17. He was 33 years in the profession and produced three cartoons weekly, focusing on national affairs.
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Eight Children Die in Cascade Fire Tragedy
Williamsport report details a rapid blaze that destroyed a Cascade two story cabin killing Edward 13 Henry 42 Joseph 11 Raymond 10 Robert 7 Phylis Beverly 3 and Beatrice 1. Edkins family stepchildren and Edgar Conserore survived with severe burns. Local morgue and county officials investigated the midnight fire and listed victims as the home burned to ashes.
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Teddy Roneeyet
Chiang Kai-shek narrowly escapes Red trap in Yunnan net
Nationalists reveal Chiang Kai-shek avoided capture as rebels overtook Yunnan while Chang Chun was captured. Chiang retreats to Formosa amid fighting and rumors of a potential Red offensive. In Taipei authorities execute 11 alleged Communists with 100 more arrested in ongoing roundup.
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Lu Han
Mao Tac-tung
Anti-Labor Majority Assured in Australia Vote
In Sydney, Menzies and the Liberal Country coalition secure a likely anti-Labor majority after counting shows Labor far behind. The tally, with 3.9 million of about 4.9 million votes counted, predicts 69 anti-Labor seats to Labor's 52, asthe two parties prepare to form a government and debate exchange-rate policy and living costs.
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U N Speeds Jerusalem Rule Action
The United Nations trusteeship Council moves to hold a special session to push for internationalization of Jerusalem. Australia France and Belgium supported the measure, while the United States and Britain opposed Israeli control. The council faces strong resistance from Israel and Jordan who administer the city alongside military occupation.
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Violent Weather Claims 38 Lives Across Regions
Tornadoes in Missouri and Arkansas killed nine people yesterday while overall violent weekend weather raised toll to 38. A Poplar Bluff, Missouri tornado killed six and injured about 15. a family perished in their wrecked home. Arkansas towns faced multiple twisters with three dead and at least ten injured. damage in Providence and Cross Roads reported at 50 000 to 60 600 dollars. Overall weekend weather caused 29 additional deaths in accidents and highway crashes across the nation.
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Defense Payroll Trim Cuts 116000 Civilian Jobs
The Defense Department has cut about 116000 civilian workers since the economy program began last summer, according to officials. The move follows a broader defense cost reduction effort affecting personnel.
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City constable fatally injured by truck during service
Martin L. Le Ror a city constable and process server was fatally injured last night when struck by a truck while performing a street service. The incident occurred in Auburn.
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Five Missing After Gas Explosion in Birmingham Shop
Five people missing after a gas explosion at a shop in Birmingham. Four others were injured as responders battled fire and secured the scene. Local officials and fire prevention experts investigated the blast and noted a suspected gas leak.
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British Actor Dies in London at Age 44
British screen or stage character actor died yesterday in London at age 44. The obituary notes his work across film and theater and his prominence in British entertainment circles.
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Geers Merre
Truman Budget Talks With Snyder at Key West
Secretary Snyder and President Truman met in Key West to discuss budget issues and tax plans amid White House scheduling constraints. The visit occurred while Truman prepared his State of the Union and consulted with budget director Frank Pace Jr and others before returning to Washington.
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Doing Fine in New York Hospital Repair Saga
An unclear report describes a Saturday event in New York involving a person or entity named Did not provide clear names or dates. The text mentions a hospital repair or related condition but lacks coherent details to identify individuals or organizations with confidence.
Six Die in Spectacular Fire at Wagar’s Hotel on Broadway
Six men escaped or were rescued as flames engulfed the two story Wagar’s Men’s Hotel near the Parker Dunn Memorial Bridge on Broadway and Third Avenue. Three men died of suffocation, one was in critical condition after leaping from a window, and six others escaped. Firefighters faced heavy smoke and heat. cause undetermined. Coroner Matera deferred verdict pending investigation. Owners Charles and Mrs Wagar alerted by screams from the second floor.
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Tupper Lake Man Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide
In Tupper Lake New York Emile Thenene a barber killed his wife Beatrice 47 in their home and then took his own life. Police Chief Edward Timmons and neighbor Percy De Lair found the couple dead yesterday around noon after Thenene spoke openly at his barber shop Saturday. The bodies had been dead about three hours.
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