Communists Lose Ground as Liberal Party Victorious in Japan Elections
Japan's Liberal Party led by Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida appears set to win national elections. The Communist campaign faltered after a police ban on outdoor rallies and arrests of eight protestors following Memorial Day violence. Voters favored pro American policies and a peace treaty, with turnout far below their hoped for demonstrations.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
U S
Yoshida
Russia
Texo
Red Cross
MacArthur
China
Local Marble Champion Loses Title
Special to Cleveland report details a chaotic marble tournament day in Asbury New Jersey and Athens Ohio. Zane Eckman from Barberton is named winner representing Ohio at the national event June 23 2023. Grimes a sixth grader from Pioneerschi and Ty He are among participants with trophies awarded by theJunior chef of Cam at a Manin cere event.
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Es Sonald Grimes
Cleveland
Zane
Vasquez
Fayerce
Clesmart Pgc
Fanesape
War brides stranded after air trip diverted to Hartford
Fifty two British war brides and their children aboard a DC 4 charter flying from California to England were diverted after Icelandic Airways lost landing clearance. The group will tour Hartford hotels and visit Florida Cuba Bermuda the Azores and France before reaching London as per a Civil Aeronautics Board ruling. Trans Ocean Airlines said the diversion was required by the CAB rule limiting charters to religious or educational groups.
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Hartford
Conn
Oakland
Calif
London
England
Civil Aeronautics Board
Florida
Cuba
Bermuda
Azores
France
California
New York Ctr
Trence
Gander
Newfoundland
Shannon
Ireland
Transoceaic Airlines
Icelandic Airways
Transocean
Windsor Locks
Here
Hartford Hotels
Edward W. Ringo
Graduation Ceremonies Held Tonight at Two Parishes
Commencement exercises take place at 7 30 p m tonight for parochial pupils at St. Thomas and St. Nicholas churches. Rev Father Brown addresses St Nicholas class. Rev Father Afonroe speaks at St Thomas. St Thomas class lists 28 graduates with diplomas presented by Rev Father Mulvey and assistants.
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St. Thomas
St. Nicholas
Robert A. Brown
Our Lady of Mercy
Lowell
John F. Afonroe
Aquinas College
Columbus
C. M. Mulvey
Veteran Charged With Killing Aunt in Melrose
A Melrose man was booked on a murder charge after being brought back to Massachusetts from Portland. The suspect, described as a veteran, is accused of beating his aunt, Mrs. Vi éarod, whose body was found in a watery area in nearby Seaborn Harbor. Police recovered him after a gunpoint capture in Portland yesterday.
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Melrose
Mass
Maxime
W. Elevell
East Salinan
Nehee
Portland
Viéarod
Weather Record For Chin-Partiy Weather Note
Shows showers and colder mood with mild afternoon sun. Porton readings report high 12 low 6 in the day ahead and 52 expected tonight. Continuous moisture shifts forecast with mild warmth returning by Sunday and Monday.
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Morung
Recluse's Toledo Home Reveals Hidden Wealth and Provisions
Police and probate authorities closed a two story Toledo residence after discovering 8131,312 in cash and vast amounts of food stored there. Mrs Anna Kerr, a longtime recluse, kept the house orderly while amassing small bills and goods, prompting court attention and potential claims.
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Toledo
O. Ture
Anna Kerr
Second Election Birth in Voting Booth Captures South Korea
Ahn Won Yu, 32 year old farmer's wife, gave birth to a son in a voting booth at Chechon during Tuesday's election. She walked six miles to reach the polling place to cast her vote, naming the boy Ee Sun, meaning second election in Korean.
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Seoul
Ahn Won Yu
Chechon
South Korea
Ee Sun
Rain Floods Galveston Stricken Island Hits Record Storm
Galveston Texas records the biggest rain in 50 years as 1.5 to 2.0 inches fall on the western edge and 3 feet of flood water swamps a 16 block business district. No deaths or injuries reported. early damage estimates around 206 dollars amid stalled commerce and closed shops.
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Galveston
Tex
Aod
Rai
S-i7
Bevin Operation Reported Undergoes Public Medical Check
A brief medical update states Bevin underwent an operation with the procedure described as a bowel condition treated under observation. No further details are provided about the outcome or specifics of the surgery.
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Lond
Cmontas
Bevin
Schedule Set For Air Tour Of Farm Lands
Muskingum County Soil Conservation service and the Junior Chamber of Commerce announce the full schedule for tomorrow’s Soil Conservation Air Tour. Flights start after 3 30 a.m. from Commerce airport seven miles from the city off Frazersburg road with demonstrations on mowing tilling soil preparation mulch seed beds plowing and related practices.
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Commerce Airport
Frazersburg Road
Zanesville Farm
Forest Fires Spread In Pacific Northwest
Fires that have spread more than four thousand acres burned across Oregon and southern Washington as dry conditions and gusty winds fueled the season's first major outbreak. The worst blaze threatened Fall Creek near Eugene while other fires were brought under control as winds weakened.
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Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Oregon
South Kington
Math Indian
Fall Creek
Eugene
Solon Sees Grave Peril in Red Row
Washington June 3 Republican Senator Thye declares the Communist influence in government a peril and proposes a conference of GOP senators to set a party line. Senator Millikin would convene if a formal request comes, while others indicate support. Thye urges Truman to open all loyalty files to the inquiry and bring McCarthy and the committee to the White House for full disclosure.
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Thye
GOP
Millkin
Colorado
Thre
Misota
Millikin
Senate Republican Policy Committee
McCarthy R-Wis
State Department
Truman
McCarthy
Senate Inquiry Committee
White House
Senate
FBI
Thve
Toman
Thomas Loses Party Control in Socialist Convention
Thomas loses leadership as the Socialist party rejects a proposal to stay out of the 1952 presidential race. About 189 delegates vote against Thomas program, focusing funds on local elections and education. Darlington Hoones of Reading, Pa, aims to press the party into national action.
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Detroit
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party Sodar
Thomas
Dariinston Hoones
Socialis
Reading
Workman Rescued From Acid Tank
A worker was rescued from a sulphuric acid tank at a local facility in Newton. Emergency crews responded, and the man suffered severe burns but his condition was reported stable after initial treatment. Police and plant officials investigated the incident.
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Newton
Penang
Ohioan Killed Near Norton in Auto Crash
Ella Maz Johnson died in an Akron area crash when a car with a separated rear wheel crashed near Norton after the vehicle lost a wheel. Authorities reported the fatal accident occurred today as rescue units arrived at the scene.
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Akron
Ella Maz Johnson
Norton
Youth Injured As Car Snaps Utility Pole
A Wayne avenue youth, Jerome T. Braden, 16, was injured when his car left the South River road seven miles from the city, struck a utility pole, and snapped it off. He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital after the crash. Deputy Willard Thompson said Braden lost control while pulling back onto the wet highway. In a second incident on the same road Calvin Ro May, 33, near Roseville, hit the rear of Francis Moore’s car, but no injuries were reported.
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South River Road
Is City
Jerome TC. Braden
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Braden
S Tre
Clyde E Thomson
Duncan Falls
Calvin Ro May
Roseville
Francis Moore
Rernard Mills
Thompson
Moore
New Lexington Dentist Elbert Williams Dies After Collapse
Dr. Elbert B. Williams, 55, a New Lexington dentist, died at Bethesda hospital about an hour after collapsing in town. A World War I veteran and Ohio State dental graduate, he practiced in Somerset before returning to New Lexington. He is survived by his widow Mrs. Bert Van Duren of Wadsworth, a sister and a grandchild. Body taken to Chute funeral home.
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New Lexington
Bethesda Hospital
U. S
T. B. Williams
Perry County
Williams
Ohio State University Dental School
Somerset
The
Baptist Church
American Legion
Vfwing
Bert van Duren
Wadsworth
Margeret Goodin
New Lemanaton
Chute
Georgia Manhunt Abandoned After 52 Hours
A joint Georgia Tennessee manhunt for a red haired woman and two desper ated men ended as troopers were ordered back to stations about 52 hours after it began. Grasnet officers reported the armed suspects had escaped.
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Calhoun
Georgia
Tennesee
Maz
W. C Doring
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
P Om
Heat Wave Hits Madrid Spain
Madrid sweltered as a heat wave spread across the city causing high temperatures and heat in the streets. Officials warned residents to stay indoors and hydrate amid the sizzling conditions.
Bus overturns injuring thirty seven near Mason Ohio
A Greyhound bus and a car collided on Route 12 one mile west of Mason injuring 37 people, two seriously. The bus driver William Davis and most passengers were treated for cuts and bruises. car occupants Paul Briol and Mrs. Josselyn Farmer were hospitalized. Ambulances from five towns aided the scene.
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Lebanon
Greyhound
Mason
Paul Briol
Cincinnati Sonatogranth
Mason Poe ‘Ice
Josselyn Farmer
Cincinnati
Genere ‘al
William Davis
Budlow Falls
Ed Brady
Covington
Briel
General Hospital
Briol
Brid
Iits
Floyd Niswonger
Chesterhill’s Only Doctor Hit by Auto
Chesterhill’s physician Dr. Asia Whitacre, 51, was struck by a car in front of his home and taken to Marietta Memorial hospital. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and body bruises. State police said the driver was Edgar Earnes, 51, of Zanesville. he was not held.
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Times
Chesterhill
Asia Whitacre
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Fawcett-Stone
Edgar Earnes
Keen Street
Zanesville
Mrs. Roosevelt Heads to Oslo for Statue Unveiling
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt travels by plane from New York to Oslo Norway to attend the unveiling of a statue honoring the late president, scheduled for June.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oslo
Norway
Zanesville Population Estimate Sparks Local Effort
A community effort aims to produce the closest estimate of Zanesville's population after an incomplete OCR fragment mentions cash prizes and a timing reference. The readable text hints at an event or contest related to estimating the town's size.
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Tre Sienal
Meen
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