General Denies Pace Reprimand Acheson May Answer
Washington AP report says Secretary of State Acheson may answer Republican complaints that 250000 South Koreans lack weapons. Senators and representatives debate MacArthur’s Pacific stance, with calls to investigate leadership and possible congressional hearings.
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Acheson
Washington
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Ferguson
R-Mich
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Douglas MacArthur
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MacArthur
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France
White House
Knowland
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George
D-Ga
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R-N.j
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Watkina R-Utahd
U. S
North Atlantic
Senate
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Malone to-Nev
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Administration
MacArthur presses for broader Korea war role and Manchuria bombing rights
General Douglas MacArthur asks Pace for more troops and authority to bomb Chinese bases in Manchuria as part of a wider war strategy. He denies reports he faced rebuke and argues for a more expansive war to confront communism in Asia, with UN forces seeking victory in Korea through broader actions.
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Army
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Korea
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Ian
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Allies Reach Reservoir Drive Halted At Hwachon Dam
Allied troops reached the southern shores of the Hwachon reservoir but heavy mortar fire stopped them short of the dam and hydroelectric plant. Chinese and North Korean forces resisted with mortars and artillery while air combat and naval actions continued along multiple fronts.
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Central Front
Reds
Pukhan
Bradshaw
Sinuiju
Korea
Red Korea
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Pukhan River
Yanggu
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Yongeone
MacArthurs
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Senate Passes Defense Housing Bill In Trimmed Form
The Senate approved a defense housing bill reduced from 3.9 billion to 150.6 million in government insured mortgages. It would also authorize federal loans up to 660 thousand for community facilities, 50 million for government housing, 15 million for prefabricated homes, and 19 million for a revolving fund to condemn and buy land as needed.
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Two Prisoners Recaptured After Knox County Jail Escape
Two inmates escaped Knox County jail after overpowering the sheriff eight hours earlier. An unidentified woman saw them enter a parked car in a residential area and notify police. Officers detained the pair without incident and returned them to custody.
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Knox County
Three men executed for treason and murder in Pragus
In Pragus Czechosievacia UP three men were put to death today after conviction by the state court under the mullet regime. The executions followed trials for high treason and murder as authorities asserted security against insurgent activity.
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Czechosievacia
Mullet
Ohioans fear subversives loom in wartime unions
Ohio Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Herschel Atkinson describes communist dominated unions as a definite menace to plants in war work and urges education to prevent deception. Columbus safety director Donald Cook warns of sabotage risk and favors FBI lists for large areas. Senate hearing on subversives continues. Draft deferment debate in Ohio Legislature denounces college deferments as unequal and discriminatory.
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Cincinnati
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Columbu
House
Harry D. Bellis
van Wert
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Selective Service
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Randi Vast Sells Farm in Medina After Costs
Randi Mast sold a 50 acre Medina farm once owned by Harold Mast for 20 000 to Mr and Mrs Dewey M Cupps. Costs totaled 578 plus 344 caretaker fee. Proceeds split left Elsie Kay Mast 9665 in escrow and attorney Mack Gilbert 6443 while Randi received a sixth share and others paid costs.
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Randi Mast
Max Amerman
Dewey M. Cupps
Sale Costa
Phoenix National Bank
Elsie Kay Mast
Daugher
Randi
Harold Mast Mack Gilbert
Rail Line To Lay Off Several Thousand Men
New York Central Railroad plans lay offs affecting several thousand workers across 11 eastern states later this week. The company cites reduced freight business higher wages elevated material costs and losses from a switchman strike as causes for the cuts.
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New York Central Railroad
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Government Reverts To 30s in Spy Hunt
New York report on extended espionage probe into older Russian spy rings. Attorney Irving Saypol cites active Communist Party links among new suspects. Says the group operated in atomic and other fields over the past two decades.
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New York
Irving KH. Saypol
Saypol
Communist Party
Atom.s
Adda
Plucky West Virginia Boy Receives Adoption Offers
Huntington, W. Va. Jimmy Sloan, 14, who walked eight miles on homemade crutches for medical aid, has new prospects including a California home and a college education. He recovers at Huntington Orthopedic Hospital as offers from Bruce Rodewold of Chino and Wil Nam Richardson of Pittsburgh are explored.
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W. Va
California
Jimmy Sloan
Jimmy
Huntington Orthie 1
Bruce Rodewold
Chino
Calif
Wil Nam Richardson
Pittsburgh
Ban on Bingo Court Bound Killed by Probe Test
Dayton police raided a 275 person Eagles bingo event last night seizing equipment and arresting Dr. L. F. Bucher secretary of Eagles Aerie No 321 and Lawrence Young both ordered to appear in Municipal Court Friday. Bucher welcomed the arrest to test a ruling that all bingo is illegal in Dayton. Police say Bucher will be charged with keeping a place where gambling is permitted. If convicted he faces up to 500 dollars fine or 30 days in jail or both.
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Eagles
L. F. Bucher
Eagles Aerie No
Lawrence Young
Bucher
Canton Pursues Probe Into City Crime With Special Funds
Two Republican councilmen urged Canton to approve 5000 dollars for a special prosecutor and investigator as part of a proposed Kefauver style inquiry. The council split seven to seven, delaying action and leaving the 30house red light district blackout unclear as many prostitutes left the city during the 10 day shutdown. No official explanation has been given.
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Canton
Kefauver
Counell
Contempt Citations Turned Over to U S Attorney
The U S Senate sent contempt citations for gamblers Frank Costello Frank Erickson and Joe Adonis to U S Attorney Irving Saypol in New York. Saypol said he had the transcripts for study and would present evidence to a federal grand jury for possible indictments.
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New York
U. S. Senate
Frank Costello
Frank Erickson
Joe Adonis
U. S
Irving Saypol
Saypol
Ohio Guard Units Prepare July Training Maneuver
The 121st Fighter Wing of the Ohio National Guard announced summer training maneuvers in Grayling, Michigan, from July 7. Units will participate in aerial and ground exercises to maintain readiness.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
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Mich
Draft UMT bill attacked in House Labor Committee
Rep. Barden of North Carolina, chair of the House Labor Committee, said he will fight hard to knock out the pending universal military training bill even as supporters push for a straight draft UMT package. He warned peacetime UMT would affect America’s economic and educational life more than any other measure.
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Washington
House
Barden
North Carolina
House Labor Committee
Costs To Be Basis Of Millers Prices
The government ordered grain millers and processors to set ceiling prices for flour and related products based on actual grain costs in the base period of the price freeze. Officials said this regulation will have little effect on current flour prices as wheat prices have fallen since the base period from December 19 to January 25.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Army civilian hiring cut under special order
Washington dispatch reports the Army has ordered installations to hire no civilians unless specifically authorized by the Army Department to reduce civilian manpower to the Defense Department ceiling set by March. An Army spokesman explained the move as a tightening of personnel strength across installations.
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Washington
Army
Army Department
Defense Department
Truman appeals for unity to fight inflation
President Truman urges cooperation from all segments of society and asks his 17 member Mobilization Advisory Board at the White House to address two top issues. They consider amending the Defense Production Act to curb inflation and resolving the Wage Stabilization Board stalemate.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Charles E. Wilson
Joseph Short
Short
Knauer Defends Trucker Tax Against Industry Claims
Ohio State Highway Director T J Kauer challenged trucking industry claims that a ten mile highway tax would raise freight costs and force firms out of business. He cited Interstate Commerce Commission data showing the tax would cost carriers under one percent of revenues and barely affect retail prices.
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Columbus
T. J
Kauer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Forecast for Columbus warm spell with midweek showers
Temperatures will run 2 to 4 degrees above normal with highs near 56 and lows around 38. A cooler spell arrives Thursday with a rising trend through the weekend, as precipitation averages a quarter to half an inch with showers on Wednesday and again Sunday.
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Columbus
Amputee from Ohio voices doubt on Korea war purpose
Richard F. Snyder of Martins Ferry Ohio, a 20 year old Army veteran with one leg lost below the knee, criticizes the Korea conflict’s aim. He says troops were fighting a self preservation battle and questions the reasons for U S involvement while urging a broader push to the Yalu River.
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Washington
Korea
Army
Pfe
Richard F. Snyder
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Snyder
Capitol
Lack of Replacements Critical Says Legion Commander
Erle Cocke Jr. argues shortage of replacements for troops in Korea endangers morale and prolongs front-line fights. He cites rotation systems in Marines and planned returns home for Army personnel, and calls for universal military training to provide adequate replacements. Cocke testified ahead of a congressional hearing while touring 31 countries.
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New York
American Legion
Erle Cocke, Jr
Korea
Cocke
Advertising Men’s Post of
the Legion
Legion
Washington
Congressional
Tokyo
Churchill To Speak Practically for Free at Penn
Winston Churchill will deliver a major address at the University of Pennsylvania next month without a salary. The speech on May 8 marks the universitys 200th anniversary and expenses for Churchill and a party of 10, including Mrs Churchill, will be paid. The agreement followed talks with Penn president Harold B Stassen and Sunnt Company head Robert te Dunlop.
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Philadelphia
Winston Churchill
University of Pennsylvania
Churchill
Pennsylvania
Harold B Stassen
Penn
Robert Te Dunlop
Sun Nt
Mrs
Death of Dr. Wilk heim Bjerknes Widens Nordic Meteorology Gap
Oslo report confirms the death of Dr. Wilheim Bjerknes father of modern meteorology in Norway. Bjerknes, a pioneer whose work shaped weather science, passed away after a long career influencing meteorology worldwide.
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Oslo
Norway
Wilkheim Bjerknes
Straight
Group Probes REC Squelch
Senators pushed plans for an early public hearing on charges regarding the groups finances. Fulbright said the probes aim to uncover efforts to influence the investigation while Tebey cited knowledge of interference and named White House aides Dewson and Niles as sources.
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D-Ark
Senate
Tebey
R-Nh
White House
Donald Dewson
David K. Niles
Army Rail Wage Rule Impacts Million Workers
Washington dispatch says the Army applies Wage Stabilization Rules to about 1,000,080 railroad workers limiting increases to a six cent cost of living adjustment. Union members including clerks and machinists react with concern over potential implications voiced by Esse Clark.
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Washington
Army
Wunions-Clerka, Machinistyett
Esse Clark
Movie Star Admits Joining Red Party
Washington Sterling-Hayden, a former Marine Corps captain and Silver Star recipient, told the House Un American Activities Committee he joined the Communist Party in M46 to do something for a better world. He said he joined at the request of a Ben Winters, who provided no further details.
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Sterling — Hayden
Communist Party
Hayden
Marine Corps
Valor
House UN- American Activities
Ben Winters
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