Chambers Case Alleges Hiss Filched State Dept Documents
Chambers testifies at the Alger Hiss perjury trial that documents from the State Department were supplied to the Soviet underground via Mr Green and J Peters. He says Hiss took the papers, and Peters led the network. Trial moves toward ruling on admissibility of Communist links.
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New York
P—Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
State Department
Senate
United States
Miss
Nve
Chambers
Green
Hiss
J. Peters
Peters
Ee Ee Ee
Arien
Murphy
Boris Bykov
Washington
Maryland
Samuel H. Kaeiiman
Keufman
Nine Injured In Midwest Twisters Thunderstorms
Severe weather struck the Midwest with tornadoes and heavy storms injuring nine people and causing about 1 million dollars in rural property damage. The path spanned eight towns near the Missouri River junction in Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas. families sought shelter in basements as homes were destroyed and residents reported missing others were hospitalized.
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Midwest
Missouri River
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Sidney
Percival
Tarkio
Burlington Junction
Fairfax
Bern
St. Bendicts
Nebraska City
Neb
Ray Clark
Kim
Kent
Shirley
Margaret
Donna Louis
Clark
Owen Louis
Louis
Kansas City
Bodies Found In Tar Barrel Near Salome Arizona
A tar barrel containing two bodies was found in a dry wash near Salome Arizona after a skull linked to Mrs Mary Cullen was found last week. The Cullen case involves murder and forgery charges against her husband Daniel T Boyer and others. Seeley reported the skull was sent to Riverside for confirmation.
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Salome
Ariz
Jim Cawley
Yuma County
Mary Cullen
Cali
Daniel T. Boyer
Ray Cullen
Riverside County
Calif
Ray Seeley
Seeley
Cullens
Cullen
Bower
Riverside
Western powers clash over four power control in Berlin
Paris June 2 The western powers and Russia remained at odds over reviving the four power kommandatura in Berlin while agreeing in principle the divided city should be united under a single government. Acheson Bevin and Schuman urged limiting veto use to major issues. Vishinsky favored keeping unanimity.
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Paris
Russia
Berlin
U.S
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Kommandatura
Potsdam
Schuman
Former MLB stars denied immediate reinstatement
The U S court of appeals denied a request by three ex major league players to reinstate them immediately. Danny Gardella Max Lanier and Fred Martin were banned for five years for jumping to the Mexican league in 1946. The decision comes as they seek reinstatement to return to baseball.
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New York
United States Court of Appeals
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Moth Ball Fleet May Store Government Grain
Washington June 2 UP Part of the government moth ball fleet may be used this year as floating storage bins for government owned grain. Secretary Brannan asked the U S Maritime Commission to loan cargo ships to store surplus grain under price support programs. Officials say 5 000 000 to 10 000 000 bushels could be stored with 30 to 40 Liberty ships, though no large scale sea storage is planned this year.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Charlies F. Brannan
U. S.S. Maritime Commission
Pension Bill Heads for Senate Pigeonhole in Session
The House backed the veterans pension bill 365 to 27, authorizing 72 dollars monthly for needy 65 year old World War I and II veterans with a 50 year cost estimate of 65 billion dollars. Senate leaders predicted delays as discussions focus on finance committee review.
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Washington
Senate
Scott W. Lucas
House
Veterans Administration
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Peace Returning In Bolivia Strike
Rioting eased in Bolivia but tin mines stayed shut and sympathy strikes spread. Officials at Patino mines reported 40 dead and 83 injured in four days of clashes sparked by government pressure on unions. Bodies of American engineers T. J. H. O Connor and Albert Krefting to be flown to the United States.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Patino
United States
T. J. H. O'Connor
Pasadena
Calif
Albert Krefting
Seattle
Wash
Probe Murder Of Millionaire In Riverside
Agnes Garnier a 52 year old secretary stands trial for the murder of John E Owen a 68 year old rancher and real estate operator in his Riverside home. Prosecutors say jealousy over a romance with actress Irene Rich motivated the killing. Garnier admits shooting during a bedroom struggle.
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Riverside
Calif
U.P
Agnes Garnier
John E. Owen
Irene Rich
Jin
Baseball Results in the American League and N.L. details
Baseball results show New York and Detroit games with scoring lines and listed pitchers. The text names Lopat Sanford Berra Gumpert Kuzaya Gettel Pierett Wheeler along with Brissie Rosar Gray Swift and Oxx. Philadelphia and Chicago also appear with batting averages and run scores.
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American League
New York
Chicago
Lopat
Sanford
Page
Berra
Gumpert
Kuzaya
Gettel
Pierett
Wheeler
Philadelphia
Detroit
Brissie and Rosar
Gray
Swift
Hickenlooper Accuses AEC of Broad Emergency Clearances
Sen. Hickenlooper charges the atomic energy commission granted emergency clearances to thousands without full loyalty checks. AEC Chairman Lilienthal defends the process, saying all cleared had FBI screening and that emergency clearances were contemplated by law. The senator pressed for Lilienthal’s firing as hearings continue.
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Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
AEC
David E. Lilienthal
FBI
Lilienthal
Congress
Children’s Colony Plans Reviewed in Phoenix Meeting
The Arizona children's colony board will meet in Phoenix to discuss locating buildings on the 480 acre Randolph tract for the projected home for mentally deficient children. J Thomas McIntire director said plans focus on site layout as detailed architectural plans await completion before bids are issued.
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Phoenix
Randolph
Arizona Children’s Colony Board
J. Thomas McIntire
Randolph Tract
President Truman plans no national tour while Congress in session
President Truman said he will remain in Washington with no extended vacation while Congress is in session and possibly longer. He said a cross country train tour is on the shelf for now and next year will take care of itself while he pursues his three main program messages on the state of the union, the budget and economics. He also opposed an export import ban loan to Spain and noted several women are under consideration for diplomatic posts.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Spain
Truma
Looters Allegedly Steal After South 6th Grocery Fire
Fire at a South 6th Street grocery gutted the building and contents after 5:37 am. Looters reportedly removed merchandise including cigars and brooms, with highway patrol personnel implicated in taking items. Fire officials cite a wiring short as the cause.
Nationalists Retreat as Communists Close in on Tsingtao
Reports say Chinese Nationalist forces abandon Tsingtao after government claims victory. U S Navy reportedly abandons Tsingtao as a Western Pacific base while Reds tighten defense around the Shantung port. Yen Hsishan nominated premier as Li Tsung jen backs Kuomintang.
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Nanking
North China
United States Navy
Tsingtao
Shanghai
Shantung Peninsula
Canton
Yen Hsishan
Yen
Shansi
Li Tsung-jen
Kuomintang
China
Pollen Sufferers Fight Sugar Beet Cultivation
A public mass meeting is set for 8 p m Thursday in the Graham county superior courtroom to halt further growing of sugar beets for seed in the Gila valley. William A McBride will moderate. Local doctors and officials back the protest amid beet pollen concerns.
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Norman Harrington Safford
Graham County
Gila Valley
William A. McBride
Board of Supervisors
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