U S Planes Strike Deep In Korean War Air Raids
U S Fifth Air Force says Sabre Jet pilots shot down six MIGs in four clashes over North Korea, raising total destroyed to ten in two days. Ground fighting shows Allied counterattacks, artillery fire, and low casualties as July ends with 410 killed and 4989 wounded for the month.
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Korea
U.S
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
Air Force
Ant Senne
Harrison R. Thyng
Eighth Army
Sant
Navy
Carmick
Pierce
Songjin
Eisenhower Sets Out 10 Point Crusade For America
Los Angeles crowds at the 53rd VFW encampment heard Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower outline a 10 point program for America's future in a 12 minute speech. He emphasized peace honesty and loyalty while noting the audience estimates ranged from 10 000 to 16 000 and the event was broadcast nationwide. The speech labeled non political featured a tribute to Bernard Baruch and signaled a campaign blueprint ahead of the fall bid.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Los Angeles Coliseum
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
Eisenhower
VFW
Denver
California
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Point Pleasant Area Remains Under AEC Plant Study
The Point Pleasant region in Mason County continues to be considered for a new atomic energy plant. Joe F. Burdett reports assurances from Walter J. Williams that the site remains in the running after a recent AEC inspection. Local civic leaders met with AEC officials in Washington to discuss the proposal and remaining federal options on nearby TNT plant land.
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Point Pleasant
Joe F. Burdett
State Board of Control
Walter J. Williams
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Burdett
Williams
Mason County
Commission
Board of Control
AEC
Washington
Price Boss May Resign Post Today
Washington Ellis Arnall may resign today as price stabilizer and expects continued price rises in the months ahead. He warns food costs rose sharply last month and drought and weak price controls will push them higher. He plans to meet with President Truman to discuss his resignation and OPS powers, noting steel price conflicts influenced his stance.
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Washington
Ellis Arnall
Congress
Arnall
Truman
Georgia
OPS
Egypt Retains King's Riches
Exiled King Farouk's vast holdings in Egypt were impounded by the reform government. Estimates place the value around two billion dollars, based on reports that the royal family owned a third of Egypt's six million arable acres. If real, the assets would have made him among the world's richest men alongside the Nizam of Hyderabad. Details remain closely guarded.
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Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
Nile Valley
Nizam of Hyderabad
Unknown rockfall pelts Evansville area farm roof
For 17 consecutive nights limestone rocks about the size of fists have fallen onto the roof of Lewis Schattin's farmhouse five miles north of Evansville. The open farm location has drawn neighbors and curious onlookers as the source remains unidentified.
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Evansville
Ind
Lewis Schattin
Schattin
Young Slayer Gets Reprieve
Gov Lausche grants a reprieve to Louis Allen Angel to November 21 to allow the parole board to study the case. Angel, 18, of Huntington West Virginia, a Marine private, was convicted of first degree murder in the March 4 hitchhiking slaying of 43 year old Allen Drake in Licking County Columbus.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Louis Allen Angel
Licking County
Pardon and Parole Board
Angel
Huntington
W. Va
Marine Corps
Allen Drake
Columbus Drake
Marine Pvt
Harmon Cordray
Mooresville
Ind
Cordray
Columnist Richard T. F. Harding dies in Cleveland
Renowned Plain Dealer columnist Richard T. F. Harding, age 71, died Tuesday. Burial will be in Vincennes, Indiana.
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Cleveland
Vincennes
Ind
Richard T. F. Harding
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Symington Defeats Truman’s Pick in Missouri Senate Primary
With 4220 of 4726 precincts in, Symington led Truman’s choice Atty Gen J E Buck Taylor 322,015 to 160,881. Taylor silent as Symington’s margin surpassed 150,000, chiefly in St. Louis where he drew labor and Sheriff Callanan supporters. November foe will be Republican James P. Kem.
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J. E. Buck Taylor
Taylor
Symington
Truman
St. Louis
Thomas F. Callanan
Callanan
Independence
James P. Kem
Kansas City
Kem
Michigan Primary Sets Record Vote In Detroit Area
Detroit report notes incumbent Governor Williams won a large courtesy Democratic primary vote while Republican challenger Alger led in Wayne County with about 60,000 votes as counting continued. U S Senator Blair Moody faces Rep Charles Potter in the general election. Primary overall seen as the state’s largest with about a million votes expected.
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Detroit
Gold Coast
G. Mennen Williams
Fred M. Alger Jr
Michigan
Williams
Alger
Wayne
U. S
Blair Moody
Charles E. Potter
Wayne County
End Sought To End Picketing At Graham Station Plant
Vanadium officials in a meeting seek to end picketing at Graham Station to allow about 150 construction workers to return to their jobs. District 50, a UMW subsidiary, seeks plant recognition while other unions pursue NLRB recognition. only a few pickets remained this morning.
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Point Pleasant
Vanadium
Graham Station
District 50
UMW
NLRB
Hiroshima 7th Anniversary Remembered After A Bomb
Hiroshima survivors gathered at a memorial to pray for the dead seven years after the atomic blast. Nagasaki officials protested what they call a cold U S attitude toward victims and urged relief loans and hospital support. Death toll estimates differ with U S surveys placing about 140000 to 150000 and Japanese press reporting over 200000.
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Japan
Pearl Harbor
Nagasaki
America
Kyodo
United States
U.S
Civil Rights Row Shapes Presidential Positions
Conflicting views in the Democratic camp over civil rights create pressure on Gov. Adlai Stevenson and Dwight D. Eisenhower to define stances. Eisenhower calls for making equality a practical reality, while Stevenson faces varying interpretations from Mississippi and New York figures.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Illnois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Hugh White
Mississippi
Stevenson
Springfield
Ill
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Lehman
Publisher of Canada’s Largest Paper Dies
George McCullagh, publisher of the Toronto Globe and Mail and Toronto Telegram, died unexpectedly of a heart attack. A financial wizard, he reportedly made millions on the Toronto stock exchange and had been on the road to recovery from a long illness before his death.
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Toronto
George McCullagh
Toronto Globe and Mail
Canada
Toronto Telegram
Toronto Stock Exchange
McCullagh
Urbana voters approve 275000 bond to replace city building
Urbana voters on Tuesday approved a 275000 bond issue to replace the City Building that burned on May 22. The measure authorizes funds for rebuilding and related costs, signaling a swift response to the loss.
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Urbana
Two Boys Killed by Truck While Chasing Ball in East Liverpool
In East Liverpool Ohio a truck struck and killed two boys Tuesday as they ran after a ball tossed by a companion. Police said the incident occurred near the curbside play area and investigations are underway.
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East Liverpool
Bid To Purge Hall's Senate Bid Stumbles
TOPEKA Kan Four line lead shows Lt Gov Fred Hall still ahead by about sixty votes over State Sen Wayne Ryan in Kansas Republican primary returns. Gov. Arn unopposed for a second term as governor. Democrat Charles Rooney, Topeka attorney, emerges as nominee foe in November.
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Topeka
Kan
Fred Hall
the Rocks
Kansas
Hall
Len Wayne Ryan
Edward Fo Arn
Hall-Ryan
Dwight D Eisenhower
Arn
Charles Rooney
Snakes Loose On Bus Crashkill 24 in India
A bus carrying Hindu worshippers and snake charmers overturned in Hyderabad state during Nag Panchami. King cobras escaped when baskets loosened, snakes disarmed, driver panicked, and 24 passengers died, with the driver surviving to recount the accident.
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Bombay
India
Hyderabad
B36 Bomber Crashes Offshore In San Diego Beachoutcry
A B36 bomber on approach to land caught fire two miles off shore and plunged into the ocean. Two crew members died, six were rescued, and hundreds on the beach witnessed the explosion and crash. In Columbus, Ohio the Board of Education boosted pay for about 1700 teachers and administrators by 250 to 500 a year.
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San Diego
Calif
Columbus
City Board of Education
Rain-Makers Boost Dusty Connecticut Crops
Rain makers seeded clouds over Connecticut enabling storms that dropped up to 1% inches of rain, easing drought in parts of New England. The effort, supported by Wallace Howell Associates of Cambridge, marked mixed early results and prompted relief agency reviews while other regions reported variable rainfall and ongoing drought impacts in the South and Southeast.
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Connecticut
Wallace F. Howell Associates
Cambridge
Mass
Preaster Relief and Research Administration, Inc
New England
Boston
Massachusetts
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Illinois
Livestock Agriculture Department
Atlanta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Traffic Association
Mississippi River
Chicago
Ohtice
Plant Row Costs Firm Head $200 in Assault Case
Crookesville O T M The head of the Diamond Pottery Co plant was convicted of assault and battery after a fight with an employee led to a mass walkout and plant closure. James McLane was bound over on a second charge of assault with intent to kill and fined $200 with six months jail suspended on good conduct. He posted $500 bail on a felony charge and was released. Penrod said McLane struck him with fists during a Thursday plant meeting as he ordered faster production.
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Crooksville
Diamond Pottery Co
James McLane
Roth
Cyril Penrod
Crookeville
Harold Anderson
McLane
Coate
Meine
Penrod
Aluminum price boost approved for raw and fabricated goods
Washington reports a ceiling price rise of one cent per pound for raw aluminum and five percent for ingot and fabricated products. Price Control Chief Fillies Arnall signed the order, with full details soon. Industry groups sought higher increases, aiming for two cents per pound raw material and ten percent on products.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Fillies Arnall
Aluminum Co. of America
Reynolds Metals Con
New York Food Price Index Hits 1952 High
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index rose to a 1952 high this week at 4.65, up from 6.63 last week and 6% year ago. The prior high this year was 6.44 on January 1, with a low of 3.31 on April 22.
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New York
Dun & Brad Street
West Coast Red Chieftains Convicted in Federal Case
In Los Angeles 14 California Communist leaders were found guilty on a federal indictment after a six month trial the longest in local Federal Court history. Defense plans appeals and jurors receive court protection with no contact or photographs permitted. Sentencing postponed pending defense motions. Maximum penalty five years and a $10000 fine.
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Los Angeles
California
New York City
Wiliam CC. Mathes
Mathes
Toll in Bus Crash still undetermined
In Waco Texas the Highway Patrol sought help to identify victims after a Monday morning bus collision near the city. Fourteen of the seven identified bodies were recovered from the charred wreckage as officials reported three other people dead and made efforts to identify remains amid the scorched debris.
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Waco
Tex
Texas Highway Patrol
Here
Greyhound
Radio Prodigy at Eight Passes FCC Exams in California
In Tuiunga California prodigy Lenny Ross pass es two FCC exams becoming a novice radio operator and a commercial operator certificate. He studies radio engineering at Dean Martin's radio school in Hollywood alongside his brother Daniel age 13 and cousin Dick Somers 15. His mother a court reporter notes his photographic mind and early love of math from his father who runs an accounting firm.
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England
United States
Lenny
Federal Communications Commission
Dean Martin
Hollywood
Daniel
Dick Somers
Blast Wrecks Craigs Town In Big Explosion
A dynamite laden truck exploded near Craigs in Mahanoy City PA injuring nine. The blast shattered store windows four miles away and damaged ten homes. The truck driver Frank Barnehard of West Pittston was injured and the highway was blown to bits as a fire burned nearby. Witnesses said the truck caught fire.
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Mahanoy City
Craigs
Frank Barnehard
West Pittston
Bracdville Mahanoy City
Cambria Clay Strike Ends Unconditional Return to Work
IRONTON O July strike at Cambria Clay Products Co plants in Blackfork northern Lawrence County ended with AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union voting to return to work unconditionally. Last Friday a permanent injunction was won. some strikers faced jail and fines, with appeal in Court of Appeals at Portsmouth. The dispute drew state wide attention after an oil line and a worker home were dynamited and three people injured in a series of shootings.
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Ironton, O
Cambria Clay Products Co
Blackfork
Lawrence County
AFL United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Portsmouth
Prisoners to Transfer to Roseville Quarters
Two Ohio Penitentiary inmates will move to the former Perry County brick plant at Roseville next week to ease overcrowding. Warden Raind W. Alvis said the relocation marks the first in a series of transfers as a $10 000 renovation at the Roseville site continues since May 1.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Perry County
Roseville
Raind W. Alvis
Floseville
Parley Recessed in Steelworkers Strike Talks
In Canton and other Ohio sites the 18 day old United Steelworkers strike against Timken Roller Bearing Co. plants in Canton Columbus and Zanesville was recessed until Friday. East Liverpool council approves a one million dollar sewage disposal plant plan.
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O.U
CIO
United Steelworkers
Timsten Roller Bearing Co
Columbus
Zanesville
East Liverpool
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