Communists Ruin Archbishop Sermon at Prague Cathedral
Archbishop Josef Beran was dragged from his throne in St Vitus Cathedral during a sermon as Communist hecklers disrupted services. Police arrested numerous demonstrators outside the cathedral while crowds in the courtyard cheered the archbishop and sang, with clashes surrounding the government’s Catholic actions and press.
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Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
St. Vitus
Corpus Christi Servicas
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Prage
Catholic Action Organization
Reali Catholic Action
Coal Miners To Resume Work Today
The 480,000 United Mine Workers are set to return to work today after Jenn L. Lewis ordered a week long stabilization walkout. Miners will resume under the contract clause allowing stoppage if not ready to renew terms. vacation day pay will be issued as scheduled.
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United Mint
Jenn L. Levis
USW
Saya
James H. Boyd
Federel Bureau of Mines
Wen’ Wiene
Polley
Former Hungarian Official Held As Spy
Budapest reports that Deputy Premier Matyas Rakosi announced the arrest of ex-foreign minister Laszlo Rajk along with 18 others on charges of spying for a foreign power. The Communist party press branded Zionists and anti-Soviet groups as enemies as trials cited border-crossing laws and a supposed Operation X plot.
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Eee
Matyas Rakosi
Laszla Rajk
Rakosi
Hungary
Rayk
Othara
Szabad Nep
Rajk
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Esterday
Israel
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Court of Justice
Russia
Hajk
Denham Says NLRB Oversteps Powers
Washington UPI reports a feud between the NLRB and General Counsel Robert N. Denham escalated as Denham asked the board to reconsider a recent decision. He argued the board has usurped his functions by inserting features not in the Taft Hartley Act. He noted the board’s May 16 ruling threw out two unfair labor practice cases, despite Denham’s complaints. He said the board may reverse him but denies jurisdiction over cases involving collective bargaining.
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Denham
San Pedro
Calif
Tucson
Aziz
Congress
Scientists Balk At Oath Of Loyalty
A Washington group of scientists balked at a loyalty oath proviso in a bill to establish a government science program. They urged removal of the clause affecting National Research Foundation scholars and fellowships, fearing it threatens academic freedom and inquiry. The issue heads to the House, with Rep. Priest predicting passage.
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Federation of American Scientisia
Cambridge
Mass
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
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D-Tenn
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Paul Robeson Jr Marries Former Classmate Marilyn Panis Greenberg
Paul Robeson Jr son of the Negro athlete married Marilyn Panis Greenberg in a 10 minute ceremony attended by hundreds at a Congregational church. The groom spoke of camera respect and relatives watched as the bride arrived with her mother and unnamed brother while her father Jack B. Greenberg was absent.
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Batilone
Yeaterday
Marilyn Panis Greenberg
Permana Xesheres
Stine
Roveson
Coral University
Bevingroom
Wleagemman
John Whittier Carr
Abd Etn
Aparoneni Houet
Hotkeen
Rae Greenberg
Jack B. Greenberg
Auto crashes claim two lives and boy drowns in Troy area
An eight year old boy drowned in the Mettowee River behind his home while his sister played nearby. The drowning, ruled accidental, followed by a separate fatal car crash in Glens Falls Hospital, claimed two more lives and left eleven injured over the weekend in the Troy region.
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Troy
Robert Renway
Nf Midis
Granvillé
Mettowee
George Benway
Betty
Robert
Benway
Grasville
Hus
John Zayachek
William Bennett
Washington County
Anthony Pergolizzi
Marine Street
Brooklyn
Glens Falls Hospital
Injurion
Lake George-Bolton
AFL Sees Unemployment Up To Five Million But Shifts Hope To Growth
The AFL Labor's Survey predicts unemployment could reach 5,000,000 by July yet contends the economy remains healthy. It urges wage gains linked to productivity and calls for union management cooperation to cut costs and boost production. Senator O Mahoney notes confusion over unemployment figures and backs Senate committee studies on unemployment and investment trends.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Labor
AFL
O'Mahoney
Wyot
Printer Killed in Suburban Car Collision
Rochester Times Union reports a printer was killed yesterday in a car crash in suburban Henzet ta when a vehicle collided with another. Details remain scarce as investigators review the scene.
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Roechretey
John GO. Rupgersberser
Rochester Times Unies
Shan Hu Actamobile
Henzetta
National and American League scoreboard chaos muddled by typos
The page shows a parsed scoreboard with multiple errors. Listings include New York beating Chicago 4 2, St Louis 6 Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 2 2 Boston 2, and Cleveland New York 2 Boston 2, plus Detroit Washington and Philadelphia results. Eastern League and city matchups appear with Albany Wilkes-Barre Elmira Utica Scranton Hartford and others, all with garbled team names and scores.
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New York
Chicago A. Bronklyn
St Lone
Philadelphia
Botton
Cincinnati
Boston
Cingvhnat
Republicans Propose New Housing Bill in Congress
Republicans announce a substitute housing bill offering a privately owned home program for low income families. It replaces most slum clearance and public housing elements with direct loan programs and mortgage insurance liberalization, aiming for 250000 units with affordable rents. Debate to open Wednesday amid administration and GOP differences.
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Federal Housing Administration
Ten
Go.p
Senate
Washington LLP
Legialahen
President Returns From Weekend Cruise
President Tre Than arrives in Washington after a Chesapeake Bay cruise aboard the presidential yacht Williamebure. The vessel docked at 4 pm EST and the president was accompanied by his daughter Marware and two aides.
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Tre Than
Chesapeake Bay
Williamebure
Marware
Jamal Pary
Associates
No Father's Day Party For Dad With 16 Children
Norwich report on Berhert Stevens Mepearenid carpenter and his 36 children detailing a large family dinner and scarce celebration plans for Father’s Day. The piece notes modern home comforts, Diet for a week’s groceries, and Stevens’ WWI veteran perspective on family support and the idea of a single celebration.
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Berhert Stevens
Tongay
Stevens
Cours
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Dover
Cyis
Big Four Reach Live and Let Live Accord On Berlin
Western and Soviet officials reported the Big Four foreign ministers reached a principles-based accord aimed at easing Berlin tensions and reopening East West trade. The plan includes guarantees for free access to Berlin and a broader reopening of trade while signaling a future Austria independence treaty. Acheson is to depart for Washington as the talks move to final communique and closed sessions.
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Dean Acheson
Washington
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Vishinsky
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Nine Die as West Virginia Floods Ravage Towns
Flood waters from the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers surged across West Virginia towns injuring, isolating and destroying property. Petersburg suffered extensive damage to about sixty homes and 285 other buildings, with 300 families evacuated. The Army deployed amphibious gear to Moorefield to aid rescue efforts as officials warned of multi‑million dollar losses.
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Shenandoah Rivers
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Petersburg
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C. L. Pratt
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Parchead
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Italian Socialists Back De Gasperi Pact Amid Labor Row
The Italian Socialist Party endorses De Gasperi’s coalition amid a heated Senate debate on a Douglas Aiken labor reform plan. Taft counters with an injunction proposal to curb strikes, while John L. Lewis accuses some Democrats of breaking pledges to repeal Taft Hartley.
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Taft
Senate
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John L. Lewis
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Murray Monty
Dougina
Rome
jCialia Party
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Taft-Hartley
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Lacat
Dierascen
Senate Democrats
U S Denies China Reds Spy Charges in Mukden Row
The United States embassy in Nanking dismissed Chinese Communist charges that the American consulate in Mukden spied for the United States. Embassy officials said the allegations were fantastic and provided no comment on the claim. The State Department ordered the Mukden consulate closed as nine Americans and dependents remained evacuated.
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Anzus Ward
Bern Walied
Moukden
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Manchunen
US State Department
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