Elephant Meets Train Near Myitkyina
An elephant and her calf charged a passenger train on Mu Valley track near Myitkyina, damaging the engine slightly. The incident occurred as officials reported church membership in 1949: about 59 percent Protestant, 33 percent Roman Catholic, 6 percent Jewish, and 2 percent other faiths.
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Rangoon
Mu Valley
Kachin
Myitkyina
Christian Herald
Kate Smith Expands TV Schedule After Vacation
After vacation Kate Smith plans major TV growth adding a night variety hour to NBC-TV five hours weekly. Her MBS daily commentary ends June 15 after moving from CBS on June 23 1947. Curt Massey to add daily Music Time. Schlitz Prize Playhouse moves to CBS for 13 week films. Ford Theater ends. Don McNeill Club renews on ABC with 11 week summer absence after June 20.
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New York
Kate Smith
Nbc-Tv
MBS
CBS
Curt Massey
Schlitz
Pulitzer Prize Playhouse
Abc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
CBS TV
Ford
Don McNeill TV Club
Radio Programs Broadcasts on Key Stations Daylight Savings
Radio stations announce daytime shifts for broadcasts as daylight saving time begins. List includes schedule adjustments, program names, and station identifications on major networks and regional outlets.
Television Schedules and Lineup Across Stations
A detailed listing of daily TV programming across networks WNBW WTTG and WMAL including 6:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. slots. Programs cover news, comedy, dramas, game shows, variety, and sports with titles like Kukla Pran and Ollie Texaco Star Theater Fireside Theater and Amateur Hour.
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Footlight
Kukla
Pran and
Ollie
Texaco Star Theater
Fireside
Circle Theater
Frontier Theater
Buster Crabbe
New York
Wmal-Tv
Gunnar Back
Temple
Sagebrush
Gene Klavan
Edwards
Vaughn Monroe
Playhouse Nine
End of Double Censorship for Korea War Coverage
Far East Command says censorship ends June 15 and moves to GHQ censors at Eighth Army Headquarters Korea. Eighth Army relinquishes control while war correspondents may again telephone stories to Tokyo. Teletype transfers bulk of war news, with tactical or unusual event releases telephoned from GHQ to Tokyo outlets.
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Tokyo
Korea
Far East Command
General Headquarters
Eighth Army
GHQ
8Th Army
Four Killed As Plane Explodes Near Jackson Farm
Jackson Tennessee four men died when an Air Force C-119 exploded during a rainstorm and crashed on a nearby farm. Three crew members parachuted away after the blast and suffered shock and minor injuries. Pilot Captain Russell D. Brewington reported suddenly entering midair and deploying his rip cord. Neighbor Howard E. Johnson recalled hearing the explosion like thunder and seeing two men descending by parachute.
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Jackson
Tenn
Air Force
Here
Russell D. Brewington
Nashville
Howard E. Johnson
Japanese two man submersibles in World War II
The small two man Japanese submarines, called death by their creators and steel coffins, were carried on larger ships and launched overside. They had a cruising radius of 200 miles at low speed and were powered by electric motors.
Passaic Fire Destroys Major Shopping District
A five hour blaze in Passaic New Jersey gutted or badly damaged a large electrical appliance store two textile factories a dress shop a delicatessen a luncheonette and a men s clothing store in a 1 000 000 fire. Fire officials fear the loss may rise as smoke and damage spread to dozens of other shops in the city of about 60 000.
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Passaic
N. J
Louis Greenberg
Arrow Electric Company
Mrs. Marlowe Dies in Millwood
Mrs Alice Tyler Marlowe died at her Millwood home after a long illness. Born in Clarke County she lived in the area and belonged to Guildfield Baptist Church. Survived by daughters Rose Galloway Philadelphia Pearl Tyler Florence Hester New York City Sarah Walker Agnes Brough Dora Stewart Winchester Victoria Potter Millwood and Alice Marlowe Baltimore Nine grandchildren a niece and a nephew. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Alice Tyler Marlowe
John Marlowe
Millwood
Marshall
Sarah Tyler
Clarke County
Tyler
Guildfield Baptist Church
Burden Bearers
Rose Galloway
Philadelphia
Pearl Tyler
Florence Hester
New York City
Sarah Walker
Agnesbrough
East Orange
Dora Stewart
South Orange
N. J
Frances Lavander
Winchester
Victoria Potter
George Taylor
Alice Marlowe
Baltimore
Countries outlawing Communist parties number at least 33
The exchange notes that at least 33 countries have banned Communist parties. It also recalls Jefferson Davis as the first and only President of the Confederate States, with Davis in office when the Confederacy collapsed in 1865.
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J. N
Jefferson da
Confederate States
Davis
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