Judy Garland in Anguish Cuts Throat in Studio Report
Hollywood playhouse tale states Judy Garland, in a fit of anguish, suffered a minor throat cut with a broken glass at her Sunset Boulevard home. Publicist says she was distressed after a quarrel with Vincent Minelli and remains under doctor care with a bandage. MGM had suspended her for missing a rehearsal, intensifying long studio troubles.
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Miss Garland
Vincent Minelli
Ralph Wheelwright
Sunset Boulevard
Evansview Drive
Carlton Alsop
Myrtle Tally
Wheelwright
MGM
Fred Astaire
Judy
MG-31
Doughton Objects To $433 Million Corporate Tax Boost
Chairman Doughton of the Ways and Means committee says the $433 million corporate tax boost in the general tax bill goes too far. He disclosed 14 Democrats backed it while 10 Republicans opposed. He may decide his floor position next week as the bill faces a House vote. The measure offsets excise tax cuts and raises corporate taxes to about 41 percent for the largest firms. Page 9.
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Doughton
D-N.c
House
Ways and Means
Coughton
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Spy Suspect Taken To Tennessee Prison
Alfred Dean Slack a 44 year old Syracuse chemist charged with espionage in a wartime spy ring was moved from Utica New York to Tennessee under heavy guard. He wore handcuffs attached to a waist chain and was accompanied by two deputy marshals with a second car behind. Guards declined to say whether the transfer would be by car train or air and Slack said he had been well treated since his jail arrival last Thursday night.
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Utica
Alfred Dean Slack
Soviet Russia
Tennessee
Syracuse
Slack
Klaus Fuchs
Rng
Two Turners Strike Mine Sinking Toll Reported
A report from Shanghai stated that two Turners were struck by mines and sunk at the mouth of the Yangtze off Co Price Re Shanghai. Fifteen persons were said to have been killed. The British Royal Navy said it heard the report but could not confirm it.
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Tone Bown
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Yangtze
Co Price
Shanghai
Royal Navy
Woman Dies at Crooksville Bedside of Ill Mother
Miss Filo rence Esther Harper, 40, died at her mother Anna Harper’s bedside after anxiety from floods and job loss, deemed heart attack by Perry County coroner Dr H F Minshull. She leaves two sisters and four brothers. funeral Thursday at Crooksville Church of Christ. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Funeral home Cannon and Cannon.
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Filo Yrence Esther Harper
Anna Harper
H F. Minshull
Perry
Dorothy Dalrymple
Otsville
Miss Harper
A. E. Hall
Acme
Roseville
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Weather brief for Ohio with showers and cooler air
Cloudy Ohio forecast notes chance of showers tonight and cooler conditions into Wednesday. Low temperatures expected around 55 to 62 degrees with light winds and no significant precipitation listed.
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Ohio
Senate subcommittee to revise report on coffee price rise
A senate subcommittee agreed to tone down its report on coffee price increases after the state department and 14 Latin American diplomats protested parts of its recommendations. Senator Gillette, chairman of the agriculture subcommittee, agreed to redraft the report following the formal protest to the secretary of state.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
Gillette
D-Sa
Hye-Man Agriculture
Detroit Replaced As Fourth City in 1950 Census
Detroit's 1950 population reached 1,887,817, a gain of 214,155 since 1940, but insufficient to maintain its status as the nation's fourth largest city. Los Angeles grew to 1,954,036, adding 449,759 from 1940's 1,504,277.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Senate Weighs Pension Bill In Senate Vote
Washington residents await a Senate vote on a popular social security expansion bill. The chamber begins voting this afternoon after the House set the stage. No prior doubts expressed about following the House’s lead.
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Washington
Gram
House
Senate panel backs higher wage base for social security
Washington reports the senate finance committee agreed to raise the maximum annual wages taxed for social security to 900 dollars, aiming to fund old age pensions. If approved by both houses, the top retirement benefit could rise to eighty dollars a month under the liberalized program.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate One House
Social Security Bill Seeks Bigger Benefits and Coverage
The measure would add about 10 000 workers to the 35 million covered, expand old age and survivors benefits, and raise monthly payments for current beneficiaries by around 85 to 90 percent. It aims to nearly double future retirees’ benefits and fast track final passage before tonight’s Senate session. A largely unopposed 4 percent amendment seeks a finance committee study on a pay-as-you-go system for universal coverage.
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Senate Finance Committee
Finance
Acheson Pleads For World Aid
Secretary of State Acheson urged governors in White Sulphur Springs to back President Truman's aid program for underdeveloped areas. He described it as strengthening free world resistance to extremism through food, health, and education. Congress has authorized 35.9 million dollars to start the program yet to be funded.
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W. Va
Atchison
Truman
Acheson
United States
Congress
Lausche undecided on supporting Taft foe for Senate
Gov. Frank J. Lausche stirred Ohio Democratic leaders by saying he has not decided whether to back the party’s candidate against U. S. Senator Robert A. Taft. At White Sulphur Springs he added he will vote for the candidate who serves the nation best. National figures stressed voters’ rights to choose, while Ferguson vowed to beat Taft by at least 250,000 votes. In Kenton a Notre Dame professor was critically injured in a motorcycle collision.
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Frank J. Lausche
U.S
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T Ferguson
Lausche
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
William M. Boyle, Jr
Albert A. Horstman
Demo Oan
India Edwards
Lawsche
Taft
Ohio
Ferguson
Swords
Boyle
National Committee
Joe Ferguson
White Sulphur
Sister-in-Law of Zanesville Woman on Missing Plane
The sister-in-law of Wellington Ohio resident Mrs R Garber and sister-in-law of Harden Garber was aboard a missionary DC-3 missing over Venezuela near Maracaibo after departing Miami on June 9. Fifteen Americans and five children were on board. search efforts were to be launched by U.S. and Venezuelan authorities.
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Zanesvile
Venezuela
Lloyd Smith
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Maracaibo
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Harden Garber
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Masion
Chico
Cali
Donna Weatherald
Ben Weatherald
US State Department
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Miami
Kingston
Jamaica
Proposal for Food Handlers License Revision Hinted
A storm of protest over a city license for all Zanesville food handlers prompts likely revision before returning to council. The measure was bypassed at last night’s meeting after first reading June 5, sent to safety and ways and means committees amid strong restaurant owner protests. Committees may cut fees or revise the ordinance, which would fund a new sanitation inspector. The draft would charge employers $5 for the first two workers, $6 for three, and $2 for each additional, based on the most employees.
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Zanesville
Safety and Ways Land Means
Kidnapper Slain By Police Bullets
STEUBENVILLE The kidnaping of two Pennsylvania boys and their imprisonment in an auto trunk ended today as the captor Joe Pacific 32 of Canonsburg was killed by a policeman's bullet in Mingo Junction. Pacific shot at Sgt. Sam Baker three times before Baker killed him. the two boys Nick Cursi 11 and Joseph Zolmerchik 19 were found alive, weak from thirst and hunger but not seriously hurt.
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Pennsylvania
Joe Pacific
Canonsburg
Bee
Mingo Junction
Pacific
Nick Cursi
Joseph Zolmerchik
Cokeburg
Cursi
Zolaterchik
Hher
Matilda
Sam Baker
Baker
John Pamarella
Jefferson County
Schuman Opens Western Europe Coal and Steel Pact Drive
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman urged six western European nations to pool coal and steel under an international authority. The plan aims to transfer sovereignty while boosting production and markets, with Britain initially holding back but hoped to join. The conference in Paris marked a historic move toward a supranational structure.
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Paris
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Safle de L'Horloge
Europe
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Luxenbourg
Britain
Opera to Resume at Cincinnati Zoo This Summer
Undeterred by near financial collapse last year the summer opera will resume at the Cincinnati Zoo beginning July 2.
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OPERA
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Zoo
CIO Rejects Labor Pact Move at General Electric
The CIO International Union of Electrical Workers failed to gain General Electric's support for a stopgap labor agreement amid pending negotiations. The company rejected the proposal yesterday as it began contract talks with the union.
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New York
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
TCE
General Electric
Junion
Taft and Bricker Support Roseville Flood Aid Effort
Senators Taft and Bricker view flood pictures from Roseville and Crooksville and back an amendment to fund the Roseville flood control project. Rep Secrest notes the 12 year authorization and urges swift action amid Bureau of Budget cuts. Zanesville Chamber proposes a broader survey for regional flood control including Crooksville, with Mayor Caton coordinating disaster finance measures.
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Crooksville
Robert A. Taft
Robert T. Secrest
Roselyille
Congress
Secrest
Hu. S
Senate
Taft
Bricker
U.S
Bureau of the Budget
Sen
House
Conference Committee
Ohio
Jonathan Creek
Zanesville
Fisherman Drowns In Scioto River
In Columbus a fisherman identified as Milton McCarthy an Army veteran drowned after becoming entangled in underbrush in a shallow section of the Scioto River. A companion reportedly mistook his cries for help for a fish strike and did not respond. Deputy Sheriff Paul Stor mont provided the account of the tragedy.
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Scioto River
Paul Stormont
Milton McCarthy
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