Allied Artillery Within Reach of Iron Triangle in Korea
Allied troops pressed to within artillery range of Chorwon the key Iron Triangle area as UN forces push from the west. Chinese troops blocked further advances around Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyongyang while heavy fighting and air strikes continued along multiple fronts.
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Pyongyang
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Hwachen
Kumhwa
Yanggu
Inje
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Yangeu
East Central
China
Red Radio
Chan
Chail
New Jersey
Hwachon Dam
Principal Beaten as Mother Faces Court Over Paddle Fight
Mrs. Bernice Smey appears in Municipal Court charged after a morning altercation with James Fenwick in the school office. Fenwick says he paddled her son Danny for misbehavior, and a struggle resulted in injuries to Smey and Fenwick.
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Bernice Smey
Fenwick
Danny
Smey Ean
School Lobby Seeks Voter Approval for School Subsidy Increase
The Ohio school lobby launches a drive to place a November vote on higher subsidies after the Legislature failed to pass a bill. Debates centered on total funding for two years ending June 30 with senators favoring $211 million and representatives sticking to $206 million. The initiative would seek about 185000 signatures, with 87000 required, to put a $222 million plan before voters.
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Walton B. Bliss
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OFA
Planes Crash Near Dayton Kill Two Pilots Injure One
Three Air Force planes crashed eight miles east of Dayton this morning. An F-36 fighter from Wright-Patterson AFB and an F-32 disappeared in the wrecks. An F-51 Mustang piloted by Lt. R. G. Yayes bailed out with cuts. others failed to explain the crashes.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
R. G. Yayes
Orashes
Ohio Annual Conference opens with service led by Dr Versteeg
More than 600 ministers and lay delegates gathered for opening sessions of the Ohio Annual Conference of the Methodist Church in Lakeside Up. The day features a communion and commemorative service with Dr John M Versteeg Lima District superintendent as speaker. The highlight will be Saturday night when ministerial appointments for the coming year are read.
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Ohio
The
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John M. Versteeg
Lima
Army Man Finds Double Duty On Furlough
Pte. John ae ew saci on furlough from Cam Tex tells how he serves both as a chaplain assistant by day and as a bartender at the officers club by night reflecting the varied duties enlisted men perform during leave in South Deerfield Mass.
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Mass
John Ae
Cam
Tex
Censorship Ends in Korea War Reporting June 15
The Far East command announced that double censorship of war news from Korea will end on June 15. From then on censorship will be handled by general headquarters censors at Eighth Army headquarters in Korea, which will relinquish its censorship powers. War correspondents in Korea will also lose the ability to telephone stories to Tokyo.
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Korea
Far East Command
General Headquarters
Eighth Army
Fire hits Passaic shopping district in million-dollar blaze
A five-hour blaze tore through Passaic New Jersey shopping district causing about 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters from multiple units battled the flames as storefronts were consumed and nearby streets were closed to traffic. No injuries were reported immediately, with investigations into the cause underway.
Noted doctor dies in New York at age 72
Dr. B. Wallace Hamilton a leading foe of socialized medicine died yesterday in New York. He was 72 and known for his outspoken opposition to government run health care. The obituary notes his prominence in medical policy debates.
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New York
B. Wallace Hamilton
British Cabinet Plans Iran Mission On Nationalized Oil
The British cabinet picked a semi official mission to Tehran to discuss Iran’s plan to nationalize the oil industry. Iran will accept a mission representing the Anglo Iranian Oil Company not the government, with Viscount Alanbrooke or Sir Thomas Gardiner among likely spokesmen. A team of advisers will join talks on post nationalization operations.
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Tehran
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Viscount Alanbrooke
Sir Thomas Gardiner
State Asks Colleges For Job Applications
The Ohio Department of Taxation mailed 100 letters to colleges and schools seeking applicants for about 75 to 100 tax examiner positions enforcing the new sales tax law. Salaries start at 276 a month. Two Pacific students mark the college centennial with a 100 hour teeter totter record.
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Ohio Department of Taxation
Stockton
College of Pacific
New York Price War Triggers Nationwide Bargain Spread
The price war that began in New York City spread to Baltimore Newark Omaha and San Francisco as Macy s Gimbels and Bloomingdale s cut prices on watches records and more Absent a truce New York stores pushed replacement items and extended hours while three injured in a Bronx rush over a Lewyt vacuum sale and aspirin sold at deep discounts.
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N.J
Omaha
Neb
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Macy's
Gimbel's
Herald Square
Elgin
Bronx
Rogers Department
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
OPS Plans City by City Price Program
The Office of Price Stabilization will start a community based pricing plan within 30 days for 15 to 20 processed grocery items. Prices will be ceilinged by community to reflect meal conditions, with no rationing. DiSalle spoke to reporters after briefing labor groups and warned wage gains could lift prices. AFL’s Green said the controls face tough tests and planned to address an extension of defense wage price controls.
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Washington
Pthe Office of
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
United Labor
CIO
Ister
Salle
AFL
William Green
ULPC
Toledo
Green
House Banking Committee
Ohio Tax on Casual Car Sales Sparks Gifting Scrutiny
Cleveland reports a new state tax on casual auto sales has residents rethinking transfers. Officials say about one in ten used vehicle acquisitions are claimed as gifts, while others undervalue trades to dodge taxes, with a man admitting a 1950 Buick cost just one dollar to minimize duty.
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Cleveland
Auto Title Bureau
Clerk of Courts
Leonard F. Fuerst
Puerto Ricans Vote For Own Constitution
In San Juan Puerto Rico voters backed a constitution of their own by more than three to one, rejecting the U S Congressional act as the island territory’s basic law.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ohio Civil Defense Receives 2.9 Million Funding
Ohio lawmakers set aside 2.906 million dollars to boost civil defense readiness for fiscal year starting July 1. Funds target atomic bombing and other hostile disaster preparedness across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Princess to rule as king in King George VI illness
London reports King George VI will be absent from public life for weeks due to a long inflammation. Princess Elizabeth, heiress to the throne, will assume most duties of the king amid his illness.
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London
George VI
Elizabeth
King
Acheson Describes Allied Objections to Hot Pursuit Plan
Secretary of State Acheson told Senate committees that UN allies vetoed an American proposal for brief air incursions into Manchuria to pursue enemy planes. He noted the plan would have only two or three minutes of penetration and that other governments would not agree. He discussed the MacArthur ouster context and said no UN naval blockade plan had been formalized.
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Acheson
United Nations
Manchuria
United States
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Korea
Mancchuria
MacArthur
Manchurian
Uder
Cnts
Far Eastern
Red China
Formosa
Stennis
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Forrest P. Sherman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Court decision clears way to prosecute Reds
The Supreme Court upholding 11 Communist Party leaders in a 6-2 ruling affirmed the 1940 Smith Act and found their plans to overthrow the U.S. government a clear and present danger. U.S. Attorney Saypol indicated further indictments would follow as evidence from grand juries emerges. The decision paves extensive prosecutions of party members nationwide.
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U.S
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Vinson
United States
New York
Irving Saypol
Justice Department
Special Agents Drive Against Tax Cheaters
DETROIT 168 federal agents start a drive to trap 3000 tax cheaters in Michigan and Ohio. John B. Dunlap, chief of the treasurys special fraud detection unit, outlined the strategy and said Detroit alone may yield 10,000,900. A. C. Gruenwald heads the Michigan Ohio district intelligence unit for this effort.
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Michigan
Ohio
John B. Dunlap
The
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A. C. Gruenwald
Internal Revenue Bureau
Michigan-Ohio
Senate Probe Of Ohio Vote Delayed Two Weeks
The 1950 Ohio Senate election probe is postponed at least two weeks after Rep. Ford objects to a House move. Robert T. Murphy, a Washington lawyer, faces a two year ban from government work after his Senate duties. Murphy will direct the investigation into Taft's victory over Joseph Ferguson by more than 400,000 votes.
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Senate
Ohio
Rep
Ford
ReMich
House
Robert T. Murphy
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Murphy
Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Indiana Woman Killed Near New Lexington
A New Albany woman, Helen Williamson aged 46, was killed when a car went out of control on State Highway 22 two miles south of Somerset. Her step-son Douglas Anderson, 17, suffered broken ribs and a collapsed lung. another passenger, Robert Williamson, 37, had a fractured leg and broken pelvis. The injured were taken to Lancaster Hospital, and Mrs Williamson was taken to a Somerset funeral home.
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New Lexington
New Albany
Ind
Somerset
Helen Williamson
Robert Williamson
Douglas Anderson
Lancaster Hospital
Williamson
Poca men injured when car overturns near Steenbergen Hill
A car carrying Leo Saunders and Ray Eggleston of Poca overturned at Steenbergen Hill on Route 35 Monday night. Both men were treated at Holzer Hospital. injuries not disclosed.
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Point Pleasant
Leo Saunders
Ray Eggleston
Poca
Steenbergen Hill
Holzer Hospital
Washington employment drops to 1.61 million in May
The May employment figure falls to 1,608,000, the smallest total since the end of World War II in August 1945, signaling continued weakness in the labor market.
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Washington
Koussevitzky Dies at 77 in Boston
Serge A. Koussevitzky longtime Boston Symphony Orchestra conductor died at 77 after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been ill since a virulent infection in Phoenix last winter and canceled a European guest conductorship. He recently moved to the New England Medical Center after a fall at his Brookline home. He had been aiding Boris Goldovsky on an opera project before his death.
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Serge A. Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix
Ariy
Europe
Ton E
New England Medical Center
Boris Goldovsky
Eines
Seine A
Brookline
Cincinnati Detectives Shot by Dope Suspect
In Cincinnati downtown a suspected dope addict shot two detectives outside a cafe. The officers returned fire. the gunman fled on foot and remained at large today. Detective Harry Batter hailed him and was among those wounded.
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Cincinnati
Harry Batter
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