Chinese Retreat Along 80 Mile Front In Iran Danger
Gen. Omar Bradley warned of the danger of Soviet movement into Iran during a Senate inquiry into MacArthur's dismissal. He cited Iran's oil nationalization dispute with Britain and noted potential disruption of Europe's oil supply if fields fall to Russia. He discussed U S aid to the Chinese Nationalists on Formosa and the broader Korea war context.
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Omar Bradley
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Korea
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Indo-China
Europe
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Truman
White House
Trmmian
Main Road Hub Taken by Allies In Counterattack
Allied forces launched a major counterattack along an 80 mile front in Korea recapturing Hangye and other key positions. U S Second Division led progress across east central front with tanks and infantry driving Chinese remnants from the valley. Chinese forces retreated to north of the front as South Korean troops neared the border and UN forces pressed gains on the western front.
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10Th
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More Atomic Tests Hinted at Pacific Explosions
Washington reports suggest another large atomic detonation may be scheduled at Eniwetok in the Marshall Islands. A Jackson statement and lack of a formal AEC finale indicate tests continue, with officials still citing a ongoing program at Entwetok.
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Washington
mid-Pacific
Entwetok
Rubber Crisis Over Says Harvey Firestone
Harvey Firestone declares the rubber supply crisis over as Firestone Tire & Rubber Co increases production and stockpiles. He states that supply and demand should govern pricing, with natural and synthetic rubber finding their proper place in world markets free from artificial price controls.
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Harvey
Firestone
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Acheson Sees Negotiated Peace for Korea
Secretary of State Acheson said a negotiated peace with the Chinese Communists could be necessary once a settlement in Korea becomes possible He spoke at a news conference and noted no peace feelers from the Red Chinese and could not forecast prospects.
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Washington
Acheson
Korea
Yearling deer befriends Lake Logan boy near home
Lake Logan area residents report a tame yearling deer that appeared May 13 and now roams a meadow by Jerry Gerken's home. The deer follows the boy, allows pats, and returns on command, often near a herd of cattle. Officials think it is the same deer captured near Route 33 and released in the lake region to escape highway traffic.
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Route 33
Logan
Lake
Permanent Commission To Probe Reds Is Needed
Sidney Isaacs former FBI agent urged a permanent investigating commission after Ohio subversive activity hearings. He said testimony showed trained saboteurs and communist-influenced unions threaten war production and that the FBI bears no plant security duty. Also, Daniel J. Clancy, 52, a noted livestock broker, died in Cincinnati.
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General Assembly
Sidney Isaacs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Isaacs
Ohio Joint Committee
Moscow
Russia
Lenin Institute of Moscow
Daniel_ J. Clancy
Investigation in Fall Of Redistricting Seen
Washington expects a House subcommittee to visit Ohio in September or October to study redistricting. The panel advances a bill to force states to redraw districts by a formula. Ohio House passed a bill to shift its districts and sent it to the Senate. Foley says the group will tour California in June and then other states including Ohio in the fall.
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Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
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House Judiciary Subcommittee
California
Lightning Kills One Injures Another on Stormy Day
A brief thunderstorm swept through the Cleveland area killing Elmer J. Schrock, 32, who was driving a team of horses on his Burton farm in Geauga County. Albert H. Liskowski, 22, was knocked unconscious when a bolt struck the bridge where he worked in Rocky River. he was reported in good condition.
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Elmer J. Schrock
Burton
Geauga Oo
Albert H. Liskowski
Rocky River
Cattlemen Probed Over Promised No Rollback Pledges
Washington AP The House Agriculture Committee investigates what government stabilization officials told cattlemen earlier in spring about price rollbacks. Chairman Cooley and members summon Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston and Price Director Michael V DiSalle to determine who assured no rollback and why. The OPS order imposes a 10 percent price rollback with 4 percent steps on August 1 and October 1, aiming to save consumers eight to ten cents a pound by fall. Cooley warns of black markets and higher beef prices amid the rollback, while probing the figures behind the need for the measure.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
D-Nc
Eric Johnston
Michael V. DiSalle
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Johnston
DiSalle
OPS
Time Is Granted By Vinson In Ocean Liner Case
Chief Justice Vinson halted proceedings in the long running fight over control of American President Line. The Supreme Court paused actions to allow review of civil contempt rulings against Secretary Sawyer and eight others, who faced jail unless stock control was transferred to R. Stanley Dollar and associates by 2 p m Thursday. The ruling cites a direct conflict between Court of Appeals orders and a San Francisco District Court decision.
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Vinson
Supreme Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
R. Stanley Dollar and Associates
Appeals Court
Court of Appeals
District Court
San Francisco
U S Payroll Rises by 3,205 in March to 2,361,806
The Civil Service Commission reported that U S payrolls grew by 3,205 persons in March, reaching a total of 2,361,806. The increase reflects continued hiring across federal agencies.
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Federat Ie Oeeea
Civil Service Commission
25 Bills in Legislature: Adjournment Sought Soon
Ohio lawmakers pushed to adjourn with 25 bills on the agenda amid focus on major items. Key measures include the Municipal Court Act unifying city courts, driver vehicle inspections, financial responsibility rules, and a tax levy for tuberculosis care. Senate action covered school building code modernization and increased blind pension benefits, with debates over social security participation and judge salaries ongoing.
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Ohio
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Mansfield
Common Pleas
State Racing Commission
Fulbright Pushes RFC Reform to Save Lending Agency
Senator Fulbright accuses White House aides of undermining reconstruction funds and urges Senate Banking Committee hearings on a bill to wind down the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He argues RFC needs reform but warns small business cannot lose loan facilities, predicting passage of a reform compromise and a possible cap on single-borrower lending.
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D-Ark
White House
Nance Corporation
Signals
RFC
Fulbright
Senate Banking Committee
Bigovernment Lending Agency
Congress
E D Stair Publisher Dies in Detroit Career Ends
Detroit publisher E D Stair died at Bon Ses cours Hospital in Grosse Pointe at age 92. A theater magnate turned newspaper owner, Stair led the Detroit Free Press for nearly 35 years and built a fortune in theater business before returning to print. He was known as a fighter who distrusted strict neutrality in journalism.
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F. PD
Stair
Detroit Free Pres
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Grosse Pointe
Free Press
Lack of Bidders Seen In Bond Issue Auction
West Virginia will conduct a $67,500,000 revenue bond auction today to fund a veterans bonus. Commercial investment houses say they will not bid, leaving the sale short of bidders. The Red Reserve national voluntary credit restraint committee views the issue as inflationary.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Federal Reserve National Voluntary Credit Restraint Committee
OU Sophomore Receives West Point Appointment
Lloyd Thomas Wolfe, a pre law sophomore at Ohio University, earned a United States Military Academy appointment from Congressman Thom A. Jenkins. He will report July 3 after completing his sophomore year and ROTC infantry course at OU.
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Ohio University
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Shore Fire Hits Ships Off Korea Shore
Off Won san a Communist shore battery struck the 45000 ton battleship New Jersey and the destroyer Brinkley killing one sailor and injuring several others. The Navy said the ships were anchored while shelling shore installations and that fire positions sometimes require staying stationary for a better field of fire.
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Tokyo
New Jersey
Brinkley
Wonsan
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Battlewagon
Missouri
Washington
Navy
President Truman urges rejection of housing curb
President Truman asked Congress to veto a House rider setting a 5 000 annual start limit on public housing. He warned the reduction from 75 000 would effectively repeal the 1949 Housing Act, harming defense communities and low income families. He sent the appeal to Senator Maybank, urging Senate action against the rider.
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Truman
Congress
Maybank
D-Sc
House
Senate
Fight Over Wheat Aid Boils In Congress
Washington debate stretched into a second day as opposition to supplying India's starving millions eased yet a new clash emerged over conditions. Administration leaders voiced confidence a bill to provide Prime Minister No people for 2,000,000 tons of grain would pass, while a major hurdle remained India repayment terms including strategic minerals for the United States.
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Washington
India
United States
Poles Refuse Air Trip For U S Ambassador
Berlin reports that the Polish government refused clearance for U S Ambassador Alan Kirk to fly over Polish territory from Moscow to Berlin. An American air force aircraft assigned to pick up the ambassador for a European holiday trip to Western Europe was halted in Berlin as Moscow and Warsaw disputed air clearance over Polish airspace.
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U.S
Alan Kirk
Moscow
Pieye
Tor. A. US
Air Force
Gemology student joins Gemological Institute in NYC
Roger Lab of the Jeffrey Jewelry Co. in Athens enrolls in gemology studies at the Gemological Institute of America, a 20 year old program training mineralogists and gem specialists.
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New York City
Roger Lab
Jeffrey Jewelry Co
Athens
Gemological Institute of America
Postal Rates Increase Hikes Considered by Committee
The Postoffice Committee prepared final wording on a bill to raise postal rates while noting small rises in some areas. The plan would alter second class mailing costs for newspapers and publications, with first class rates remaining unchanged. Additional revenue requests from third class mail and special services were still under review.
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Bt Postoffice Committee
Postoffice
South Zanesville Youth Drowns in Jonathan Creek
Lester Fountain, a 9th grade student at South Zanesville High School, drowned yesterday while swimming alone in Jonathan Creek. No other individuals were involved.
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Lester Fountain
Jonathan Creek
South
Zanesville High School
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