Truman denounces Hungarian Communist coup
President Truman denounced the Hungarian Communist coup as an outrage and said the United States will not stand idly by. He stated the State Department is conducting a full investigation into the Hungarian affair as diplomats weigh possible steps toward a Balkan federation of Soviet dominated states.
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Hungary
Truman
Washington
United States
Willetson
Mr. Truman
Repsonse
State Department
Europe
Negligence Blamed For Centralia Mine Disaster
A Senate public lands subcommittee blamed negligence for the Centralia mine disaster on March 25 that killed 12 people. The report cites widespread fault by a union, state bureaus, and federal agencies and urges federal action to create and enforce a strong safety code via the U S Bureau of Mines or a similar federal body.
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Senate Public Lands
Centralia
Senate
Moneceniens |Iers” Union
Fede Bureal
Cordon
R-Ore
US. Bureau of Mines
Labor Bill Invites Strife Says Green at Madison Square Garden
William Green of the American Federation of Labor warned a crowd at Madison Square Garden that the Tait Hartley labor bill approved by the House invites industrial strife. Mayor Winkem Ouwier joined speakers criticizing labor regulation. Police reported 20,000 inside and up to 30,000 outside. the Central Trades and Labor Council sponsored the event. Unions plan a similar veto rally next Tuesday.
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New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Madison Square Garden
Tait- Hartley
House
Winkem Ouwier
Labor Regislat Jion
Central Trades and Labor Count
CIG Unions
Truman's Army Unit Opens 3 Day Reunion
Kansas City reports the 33rd division veterans begin a three day reunion defended by famed member President Truman. Truman is to arrive tomorrow and speak Saturday night at memorial services honoring the division’s dead.
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Kansas City
Outfit
President Truman
Truman
New Labor Bill Heads To Senate Amid Debate
Washington senators gear up for a vote on a compromise labor bill that cleared the House by a ruck-crusher margin. Senator Taft notes the roll may extend as debate swirls, with White House action expected after passage. The outcome hinges on a two thirds margin in both chambers to override a veto.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
White House
Three Democrats urge Truman veto on labor bill study
Three Democratic House members Repe Lesinski Michigan Madden Indians Klein New York appealed to President Truman to veto the compromise labor bill. They said they received a reply that he will study the measure very thoroughly before acting.
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Truman
Repe
Lesinski
Michigan
Madden
Klein
New York
Reeded labor bill veto fate outlined in Congress
Chairman Hartley predicts passage despite a possible presidential veto. Fatt supports the Senate labor panel stance while Senator Ball expects a veto to fail. Senator Pepper calls the veto outcome very close as Truman veto prospects hinge on party defections and overridden votes. Democratic leadership counts show a 103 to 66 vote for the compromise with American Labor backing 21 to 12.
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Fatt
Senate Labor Committee
Ball
R-Minn
Senate
Pepper
D-Fla
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Rep
Mercantonio
New York
Wallace Won't Back Truman at Raleigh Press Conference
Wallace refused to commit to backing President Truman for reelection saying his support depends on whether the Democratic Party remains liberal or becomes a war party. He ruled out campaigning for the Republicans under any circumstances and noted his aim to help form a liberal third party. The remarks were made at a Raleigh press conference hosted by Josephus Daniels, publisher of the Raleigh News and Observer.
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N.C
Henry Wallace
Truman
Josephus Daniels
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Russia
Walllace
Democratic Party
Garsson Testifies About Wartime Manpower Protests
Henry Garsson testified he protested wartime manpower cuts at his munitions plants in May 1964. He said he sent telegrams and made calls to May, then head of a House committee, to urge concern. Garsson claimed such policy would derail war production and involve the military affairs panel.
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Henry i Garsson
Andrew
May
Garsson
War Department
Levin 3. Campbell
Wiliam M. Porter
Army
Ordnance
Chemical War
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Gersson
Ziur‘ray
Con
Couple Rewarded for Crash Report Report on plane crash leads to body discovery
A northwestern Pennsylvania couple received a reward for reporting a plane crash noted near 3 am May 26. The tip helped locate the body of Dr Robert T Wheeler a 51 year old aviation enthusiast missing since May. The reward was offered by Mr and Mrs Lee C Zeigler of Queens Settlement Pa. In a separate item Ohio official Frank J Lausche was named counsel for a rail merger group and will appear before a Senate committee in Richmond Virginia tomorrow.
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Pennsylvania
Gar
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Rmissi
Henry L. _Meinerre
Alto
Calli
Edier
Lee C Zeigler
Queens Settlement
Lausche
Washington
Ohio Go
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
Federati
Pere Marquette
Chesa
Peake & Ohio Railroads
Richmond
Robert J. Bowman
Senate
Inter- Of-Path Roads
State Commerce Committee
Cleveland Slayer Faces Chair Tonight
A Cleveland man linked to an earlier slaying is due for a second reprieve ahead of a scheduled electric chair execution. Thomas Noble’s case was delayed after initial sentences and then extended by a governor’s reprieve, with further testing and review noted for the upcoming proceedings.
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Thomas Noble
Eeper
Duc
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio State President to Speak at Lash High Commencement
Dr. Howard L. Bevis of Ohio State University will address the Lash High School 1947 graduating class at 8 o'clock tonight in Municipal Auditorium. Donald F. Summers will introduce the speaker and Dr. Weldon Slater will present the diplomas.
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Ohio State University
Lash High School
Municipal Auditorium
Donald F. Summers
Zanesville
Weldon Slater
Board of Education
5. D
Campbell T
Ensem
Ramona King
Britain life targeted as letter bombs found in mail
Scotland Yard announced envelopes with explosive powder and tiny detonators were sent to prominent Britons. Three more letter bombs were uncovered as probables. all recipients were warned or suspicious in time. Bombs mailed from Italy with potent danger. security moves intensified under Leonard Birt.
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Scotland Yard
Esterday
Italy
Leonard Birt
Ipost
Assistant State Fire Marshal Dies
Homer Kepler, first assistant state fire marshal, died at Dover Union Hospital at age 59. He served as Dover safety and service director and held several terms on the city council. Surviving are his wife three daughters and a son Homer Jr an Ohio State University student.
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Dover
Homer
Kepler
Union Hospital
Homer, Jr
Ohio State University
Warmer Oanic warm and humid tonight with scattered thunder
A brief weather update notes warmer, humid conditions this evening with scattered thunderstorms possible across areas. Forecasters expect humid air to linger, with heat indices rising into the evening hours and isolated thunderstorm activity.
Weather explanation and sun-spot theory debated
A Weatherman dismisses headlines about unusual spring weather as a normal pattern. He cites sun spots as unproven to drive weather and notes the long term stay of the earth’s tilt and atmospheric conditions. Rain averages for 18 Ohio stations in April run above normal, with rainfall figures for May and June also compared to norms.
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Ohio
Youth Is Accused of Posing as Doctor
In Detroit a 15-year-old high school student was held for trial on charges of practicing medicine without a license after police quoted him saying I never made a wrong diagnosis. Theodore, Cole, Sr., claiming to be a former army hospital technician, stood mute at preliminary hearing in recorder's court. He was accused by Edward J. McDonnell of the Detroit Board of Health of performing an emergency appendectomy on a woman and of receiving a $125 fee.
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Detroit
Theodore, Cole, Sr
Army “Hospital
Recorder’s Court
Edward J. McDonnell
Detroit Board of Heath
Senator Robertson to Fight Unification Bill
Senator Robertson of Wyoming said he will oppose the spending army navy unification bill on grounds it creates a merger of the services. The Senate Armed Services Committee approved the measure 2 1/2 to 0 in his absence, but Robertson argues the language cloaks a merger and plans to contest it on the Senate floor next month.
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Washington
Robertson
D-Wye
Wyomiz Jmaker
Senate Armed Services Committee
National Security
Bih
Navy
Department of the Army
Department of the Navy
Department of the Air Force
Senate
Court Bans Cemetery Pickets in Fractured Ruling
Cleveland attorney argues striking arborists and landscapers, 63 members, triggered a strike for 10 cent raise. Judge Merrick refuses to sign any order allowing picketing at the cemetery. One burial occurred during the strike as a minister and two brothers dug a grave for a 72 year old mourned.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Merrick
Hany Crawford
Emilie
Crawford
Arborists and Landscapers Union
AFL
Motive Revealed In Murder Trial
The prosecution in Bar on David Hoffer's murder trial offers motive tied to paternity claims involving Thelma Harger Anderson. A second confession quotes Hoffer admitting the killing, citing a restaurant remark about a baby’s appearance. Detective Hall testified of a prison interview where Dorothy Renner questioned him. The defense plans to call Mrs. Robert Hoffer as the first witness.
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Newape
David Hoffer
Thelma Harger Anderson
Alrs. Anderson
Hoffer
Drs. Anderson
Henry Hall
Dorothy Renner
Miss Renner
City Prison
Halt
Nine Flee BIS Four Recaptured In Ohio Escape
Lancaster youths escaped from a boys' recreation area last night during a playground period. Four were recaptured by noon, according to Supt. Harold Hays to the state welfare department in Columbus. Names identified include Carl Howard, 14, and Lester Barber, 16, both of Cleveland, plus Robert Exland, 15, and Raymond Lemons, 15, of Akron.
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Lancaster
Ninel
Harold Hays
State Wellfare Department
Columbus
Hel H
Carl Howard
Lester Barber
Cleveland
Robert Exland Raymond Lemons
pAkron
Missing Boy's Body Recovered From Lake Erie
A missing boy's body was found washed ashore at Headlands on Lake Erie thirty six days after he disappeared from a school picnic. Last seen at a concession stand during a Catholic hookway event, the body was recovered by a 12 year old bystander while exploring the shore.
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Lake Erie
Lake Comerday
Mryster
Euclid Beach
Philip
Tommy Riley
Professor Believed Victim of Amnesia
STATE COLLEGE Pa A possibility that Dr Vernon R Heber professor of zoology at the Pennsylvania State college may have suffered an attack of amnesia was advanced today as a 43 hour search failed to disclose any trace of the missing educator.
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State College
Vernon R. Heber
Pennsylvania State College
Truman Attacks Taft On Spending And Prices
President Truman denounces Senator Taft for advocating a policy he calls fallacious and dangerous. He defends Greek Turkish aid and appoints Griswold to Greece and Allen to run European reef aid, arguing price reductions at home are necessary while expanding abroad aid to starving millions.
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Washington
Truman
Taft
R-obio
Dwight T. Griswold
Nebraska
United States
Greece
Richard F. Allen
Iment
Tait
Waegp
Truman defends Taft remark and probes Missouri vote graft
President Truman fields questions defending Taft against criticism and says Taft made a strong statement. He urges full investigation of alleged vote fraud in Missouri’s politics and notes U S relations with Argentina are improving via the Messersmith mission. meanwhile a Grumman Hellcat fighter plane and hangar were burned at Port Columbus airfield with minor injuries.
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Naval
Port
Colimbes Airfield
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