May Day Air Show Highlights Soviet Strength In Red Square
UPI reports a May Day display in Red Square featuring Vassily and Soviet leaders amid a military parade and civilian demonstrations. U.S. observers note the air force emphasis and warn of potential world conflict while Moscow touts peaceful aims and vigilance.
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UPI
Vassily
Red Square
Soviet Union
Stalin
Lenin
Politburo
Russell E. Randall
Tates
Vombati
Aghn O’daniels
U. S
New York
Alexandr Vasilevsky
United
Dia
GE Opposes Wage Increases in Electrical Industry
New York General Electric said it would oppose wage hikes and related benefits for electrical industry workers. The United Electrical Workers Union plans to seek about 500 dollars more per year for each of its 600000 members. GE vice president Lemuel F L Boulware cited inflation and said the company would resist concessions to the union.
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New York
General Electric
United Electrical Workers
Lemuel FL
Mirlift Tests Sky Freighter Arrival in Frankfurt
A CH Boeing Stratofreighter arrived from the United States to support airlift service in Frankfurt Germany. The 25 ton capacity aircraft previously carried ten tons when tested and recently completed a nonstop world flight with midair refuelings. The mission aims to determine its suitability for future airlift operations.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Tifton
Unidad
Senate Economizers Eye Military Budget Cuts
Five Democrats led by Senator George of Georgia push for broader government cuts while Senator Wherry and Republicans urge trimming the military budget as prices fall. President Truman cites potential cuts to European Recovery Program and arms spending, with a Senate vote on reducing labor security funds and a move to reconsider McKellar’s bill.
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Washington
Senate
George
D.-Ga
Wherry
Truman
Congress
Ree Porter
Mr. Truman
Armerica
McKellar
D.-Tenn
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Taft Qhiod
Senate Gop. Police Committee
Tornado Death Toll Reaches Nine
The Associated Press reports nine deaths from a series of tornadoes that struck Oklahoma and crossed into Texas and Kansas. Four more bodies were found near Bonham Texas, including Bryant Wade and family, while injuries affected 35 people at Norman and campus damage totaled about 2 million dollars. The Oklahoma University campus and airfield areas suffered extensive destruction from fourteen tornadoes, with guardsmen involved in the rescue.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Bonham
Tex
Jessie Harvey
Spencerville
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Bryant Wade
Myrtie
Malcolm Wayre
Meeker
Utica
Aners
McLoud
Estate Highway Patrol
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Oakley
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Naval Air Reserves
Fighting Flares Briefly In Palestine Sector
Brief but heavy fighting broke out last night between Aivh Legion and brash troops between Jerusalem and Bethlehem in the Palestine sector. Mortar shells were heard near Jerusalem around 8 pm and air raid sirens sounded. Loudspeaker vans urged pedestrians home as residents fled. No official confirmation of the cause or casualties was provided.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
Aivh
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Mary Das
Montreal Churches Collect For Striking Workers
Archdiocese of Montreal authorized collections at Roman Catholic churches to aid Sak workers on strike in the asbestos mining area since February 13. Cardinal Joseph Charbonneau oversaw the drive amid parish efforts to aid needy families.
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Montreal
Asbestor
Archiisaup
Joseph Charbonneau
Headache Survey Points to Worry as Key Factor in Pain
A survey suggests worry drives headaches more than biology with patients describing relief only when anxieties ease. Reported attitudes show stress amplifies pain and doctors emphasize mental and emotional factors in treatment.
New Federal Rent Control Faces 14 Million Renters
Washington officials say the new law extends federal rent ceilings to July 1, 1950 and may raise rents in many areas. Housing authorities plan a formal policy on fair net income for landlords, with a yet undisclosed yardstick. Officials emphasize regional controls and local discretion in implementing the act.
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Washington
Tighe Wands
Gut Woods
Congress
Housing Agency
Woods
Tar Agency
London (P
Britain
Layardstick
Ibipor
Rome
Parison
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Jo jPort
Bortiie
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Hern
Tein Neel Caer
Potagwala
Act
Labor Party
Wales
Midland
London
Labor
Stalan
Paras
Fog Shrouds Harbor Collision Between Two Large Ships
In heavy fog off New York Harbor the Marine Leader, a 10100 ton tanker, and the 7900 ton Jalaket freighter collided. The Jalaket reported water intake but later denied danger of sinking. Coast Guard boats aided as the Jalaket anchored near Ambrose Lightship. fog delayed rescue efforts and no casualties were reported.
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New York Pi
New York Harbor
Marine
Coast Guard
Learer
Ty Fark
Wovax
Senator 3rd Will Oppose School Aid Bill
Senator 3rd will oppose the school aid bill amid debate on federal education funding. Opponents warn the measure could trigger bureaucratic expansion and cost, while supporters cite student needs and education reform.
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Senator 3Rd
National and American League Scoreboard Briefs
Fragmented scoreboard notes list game results and team names across the National and American Leagues. Entries mention New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Albany, Wilkes-Barre and others with scattered scores and partial player hints amid garbled OCR.
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Parton
New York
Btolenne BoChinags
Philadelphia
Pbrooklen
Motorboat Capsizes Ends in Tragedy on Currcia Lake
A motorboat capsized on Currcia Lake leading to one drowning and two survivors. Rescue teams recovered the body and searched for a missing person as investigators assess weather and vessel condition. The incident prompted safety warnings for lake outings and boating regulations.
U.S. Plans Strict Controls on Atlantic Pact Arms
U S officials say arms supplied to Atlantic pact countries will be restricted to defend the region. Preconditions will bar use in other theaters such as Indonesia and French Indochina. The U S would halt shipments for violations and monitor through missions and embassies to ensure compliance.
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Washington
United States
Tndonésia
Indo- China
Aris
Far East
State Department
Perconnel
Fire Forces 180 To Flee Hudson Hotel
A hotel basement and part of the seat area burned forcing 180 guests to flee. Several sustained smoke and minor injuries but none seriously. Fire crews contained the blaze with investigation underway to determine cause and any link to a nearby garage.
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Hudson Hotel
Hudson
UTM
General Wrich
Etm
de Fea
Uto
Calumba
Ina
Mick Holding
William
Communists claim routing of dozen Nationalist armies near Yangtze
Chinese Communists broadcast a great victory saying they wiped out eight government armies and routed four more along a 250 mile front near Soochow to Pengisel. Nationalist confirmation was lacking but censorship allowed the claim to surface.
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Yangtze River
Peiping
Bhanglad
Souchaw
Jeast
Pengisel
Soochow
Shanghai
Pengteeh
Yangtzn
Nanking
Picket Lines Ring Three Hawaiian Ports
Picket lines ring three Hawaiian Island ports as stevedores strike for higher pay. Union officials demand sixty cents an hour with other crews joining in support amid tensions at the docks.
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Hawaiian Ports
Homiats -Parket
Aya
Haweiian
Hibe Powerin
International Langsheemens
Warehanertmere Union
Stevedines
Etrike
Police recover empty safe near airport road
Troy police recovered an empty safe found near Airport Road. An investigation tracked the safe’s origin to a local incident, with fingerprints and evidence examined by Detective M Sullivan and the Central Police Department. Authorities describe the safe as missing its contents and note a serial description labeled Diebnit Safe and Lok Pe Canton 1 HO Baier.
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Airport
wmeRe
Penndt
Tiwates
Patisumea Hermanz Ant Winem
Redin Petro
Abe
Del
Eneasties
Lelteang
Diebnit
Safe and Lok Pe
Canton
HO Baier
Saint
Sage Parley Urges Tolerance At Ramak Conference
Speakers at the eighth Ramak students conference at Russell Sage College call for broader religious thinking to promote peace. Nitinon and Liu Liang-mo urge moving beyond parochialism toward a united, inclusive faith, rejecting master religions and stressing interfaith understanding.
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Ramak
Russell Sage College
Ren M. McKarl Nielsen
Unitarian Church
Albany
Nitinon
Sage Fahoras
Dele, Collegos
Univer
Cantu
St ‘Thomas ‘Aquinas
William F. Rosentlum
Liu Liang-mo
World Student Service Fund
New York
Mort Fz
Sage Parley
Bolivian voting ends in violence leaves two dead
After a public vote in Bolivia, clashes near the government palace left two dead and 18 wounded. Officials reported additional injuries as security forces dispersed protesters from the crowds surrounding President Hartac's administration.
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