Protests Mount Over Truman Move to Vatican Ties
Protestants nationwide decry President Truman’s decision to establish regular diplomatic relations with the Vatican. They argue church state separation is violated by a full ambassador, despite support from Catholics and White House officials who say ties will aid diplomacy and anti communism. The selection of Gen. Mark Clark as ambassador draws both praise and criticism from religious leaders.
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Washington
Truman
Vatican
Ethan Manananewan
Anvanan
Mark Clark
U.S
Myron C. Taylor
Roosevelt
Clark
White House
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Patrick J. McCormick
Catholic University
Edward H. Pruden
First Baptist Church
Mark W. Clark
Ft. Monroe
Senate
Guerrilla War Hinted As Suez Tension Grows
Cairo reports Egypt mobilizing toward war footing as Britain sends reinforcements to the Suez Canal zone. Egyptian notes accuse Britain of aggression and siege the canal area while Cairo papers mention a general mobilization and a high war council preparing manpower, industry, and communications measures.
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Suez Zone
Lancashire Fusiliers
Ismailia
Egypt
Suez Canal
Canal
Britain
Suez
Cairo
Suez Canal Zone
Chesshire Regiment
Cyprus
Canal Zone
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Port Said
Supreme Court
Adventists Protest Clark Nomination to Vatican Post
The Seventh Day Adventists church at its autumn council in Cleveland unanimously adopted a resolution denouncing General Mark W. Clark as U S ambassador to the Vatican. The group called the nomination a violation of the separation of church and state and urged opposition.
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Cleveland
Seventh Day Adventists Church
Mark W. Clark
U. S
Vatican
Truman
Four Facing Dope Charges in Columbus Sting
Columbus police used borrowed $1,000 to bait a heroin sting that spanned Mansfield and Ashland County, arresting four suspects: "Slick" Howell and George Namola, both 34 from Cleveland, and Mary Finckel, 31, plus Jack J. Conrad, 31, from Columbus. Lt. Arthur Remmert led the vice squad.
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Columbus
Mansfield
Ashland County
Vaughan Assails Critics Over Ethics in Government
Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, President Truman's military aide, attacked critics in a magazine interview. He said it is easier to die for one’s country than endure character attacks, and that about 99 percent of the Congressional criticism toward Truman is political.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Truman
Ethics In Government
Vaughan
Congress
Jessup May Get Recess Appointment
President Truman may appoint Ambassador Philip C. Jessup by recess to join the U N delegation for the Paris UN General Assembly session. A Senate subcommittee opposed confirmation 3 to 2, but administration legal authorities see no bar to a recess appointment. Jessup said he would accept if offered.
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Washington
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
U. S
United Nations
Jessup
Paris
UN General Assembly
Senate
White House
Sparkman
Ala
Charles Watkins
Ferguson
Michigan
Brewster
Maine
Meet the Press
Police Hunt Seven Prisoners From Warrensville Teahouse
In Cleveland a manhunt closed in on seven escapees from the Warrensville Teahouse after they fled into nearby woods during a shotgun exchange with guards. Six prisoners broke through bakery tower bars and leaped to adjacent roofs before reaching the grounds. the seventh, held in the infirmary, was believed absent during the commotion.
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Cleveland
Here
Warrensville
Hit Skip Victim Dies After Car Crash in Portsmouth
Olen Turner, 73, of South Webster, died at a Portsmouth hospital from a skull fracture suffered when struck by a hit-skip car last Wednesday night. Harold Slack, 26, surrendered to police and was sentenced to 10 days in jail for failing to stop. Sheriff Burl Justice said Slack would face manslaughter charges.
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Portsmouth
Olen Turner
South Webster
Harold Slack
Burl Justice
Slack
Venezuela quells second revolt near Caracas
The military government says its forces crushed a dawn attack on an Officer's training school near Caracas. One person died two were wounded and 40 were taken prisoner in the failed uprising spanning nine days.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Dock Strike Showdown Looms Over New York Harbor
Rebel longshoremen mobilized for a waterfront showdown as a wildcat strike aimed to shut all piers in New York and New Jersey by nightfall. The stoppage threatened to halt defense shipments to Korea and other outposts, with police and a federal mediation panel preparing for action. About 100 piers and 60 ships were affected last night, including idle Army docks, while Cunard’s Queen Mary faced unloading delays.
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Korea
New York City
AFL International Longshoremen's Association
ILA
Atevedores
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Jersey City
N. J
New York-New Jersey
Cunard
Hudson River
New Jersey
Hoboken
O'Neill Probes 75 Industrial Sewage Cases in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General C William O Neill announced a probe into 75 industrial pollution cases after a drive that urged 30 cities to stop dumping raw sewage. The investigation targets streams in eastern Ohio and includes the Troy Sunshade Co and the Silica rendering plant in Lucas County.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Natural Resources
C. William O'Neill
O'Neill
Harveysburg Fertilizer Co
Warren County
Troy Sunshade Co
Troy
Miami River
Silica
Lucas County
E. Rauh and Sons Co
Indianapolis
Ten Mile Creek
Ottawa River
Big Walnut Creek
Scioto River
Riley Creek
Allen County
Lupino Weds Actor Howard Duff in Nevad a Honeymoon Start
Film actress Ida Lupino and actor Howard Duff married a honeymoon begins in Glenbrook Nevada. The couple ties the knot as Lupino transitions from acting to production work and Duff supports the new phase in their life together.
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Glenbrook
Ida Lupino
Howard Duff
Alter Murder Trial Opens
The trial of George Phillips, charged with second degree murder in the fatal beating of Mrs. Ruth Alter, opened in criminal court in Columbus. Mrs. Alter, 32, was slain April 25 shortly after returning from the hospital with her newborn. Jury selection will take several days. Phillips, 23, an insurance salesman, lost most of his right arm in a childhood accident. Defense attorney Paul M. Herbert, former lieutenant governor of Ohio, will argue Phillips was not near the Alter home and not physically capable of the crime.
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Columbus
George Phillips
Ruth Alter
Phillips
Alter
Lethargia Rafters End 99 Day River Trip in New Orleans
Four rafters two men and two women completed an 1800 mile journey after 99 days traveling down the Allegheny Ohio and Mississippi rivers from New Kensington Pennsylvania arriving at Canal Street New Orleans. The group including Mary Ellin McCrady Geraldine Garcia Don Brown and Milton Bordep were greeted by mothers and dozens of onlookers. The women expressed relief and pride while the men’s arrival drew attention from local officials and press. The quartet planned a few days of sightseeing before returning home.
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New Orleans
Allegheny
Ohio
Mississippi
New Kensington
Mary Ellin McCrady
Ann Arbor
Mich
Geraldine Garcia
Boston
Canal Street
Don Brown
iDetroit
Milton Bordep
New Bedford
Mass
James Domingos
Mary Ellin
Department of Agriculture
Washington
James Harney
Geraldine
Honey
Domingos
Sixth Atomic Explosion Set Off at Nevada Site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced it set off a nuclear explosion at Yucca flat Nevada at 6 a.m. PST. It was not visible or felt in Las Vegas, 75 miles away, marking the sixth Nevada blast with observers noting no flash due to bright dawn.
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Las Vegas
Nev
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Nevada
AEC
Cactus Springs
Floor Sinks At Wedding In Camden Home
In Camden New Jersey a wedding at the bride Rose Mae Jones and groom William E Carpenter continued after the floor caved in during the reception. The collapse trapped about 50 guests briefly injuring a few, with fire crews and the Electrical Bureau responding to the so called explosion.
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Camden
N. J
William E. Carpenter
Rose Mae Jones
Camden Electrical Bureau
Labor Secretary Tobin forecasts huge boost in defense jobs
Secretary of Labor Tobin estimates defense employment will rise by 4.5 million in the coming year and that 2 million more defense workers will be required by year end 1951. The figures appear in a manpower report issued yesterday.
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Washington
Tobin
Boudreau Named To Bosox Helm
Boston names Lou Boudreau manager of the Red Sox at age 34 signing a two year contract. He succeeds Steve ONeill who moves to the farm system though he had played for Boudreau with the Indians in 1948 world title run.
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Boston
Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Sox
Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
O'Neill
Indians
Two Day Fight for MIG-15 Seeks Hidden Secrets
Defense officials disclosed that Communist soldiers and airmen fought two days to deter Allied forces from capturing a downed MIG-15. A naval sea air task force retrieved the jet from shallow waters near Hamheung, exposing U S and allied efforts to gain Russian aircraft secrets.
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Washington
United States
Defense Department
Far East
Hameon
North Korea
Liaison Teams Complete Plans for Resume of Armistice Talks
Plans for fresh armistice talks amid Korea truce efforts were finalized as UN command ratified an eight point security pact. If communists approve, sessions may begin tomorrow at 11 a m in a Panmunjom tent. Delegates will tackle a demilitarized zone and attack free areas surrounding Kaesong Panmunjom and Munsan.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
William P. Nuckols
UN Command
Red
Panmunjom
Kaesong
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam Il
Joy
Panmunjo
Reds
Reds retreat on central Korean front as UN advances
Chinese troops faded under fog on the central Korean front abandoning two hill masses to advancing UN infantry. Reds fought briefly on one ridge then withdrew. UN gains were rapid in mud as engineers struggled to keep up. Chinese casualties in ten days of the offensive were estimated above 15,000. Air battles over northwest Korea saw six jet engagements with American pilots likely destroying two MIG-15s and damaging another. all Fifth Air Force planes returned safely.
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U. S. Sth
United Nations
Korea
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Federal Pay Hikes To Cost $700 Million
The pay raises for 1,650,000 federal civil service and postal workers return to July 1 for postal staff and July 8 for others and take effect after President Truman signs the bills this week. The rise, estimated at 700 million dollars per year, interacts with a new tax law set to take effect Nov 1. If paid before Nov 1, it faces old income tax rates. if after, higher levies reduce the take. Recipients may receive some refunds next year.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Ohio Traffic Kills Fourteen Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports fourteen people died in Ohio over the weekend, thirteen in traffic crashes and one in an industrial accident in Cincinnati. Victims include Lorain fireman Robert Jurina and Rudy Bohn, Marion trucker C. B. Chandler, and others from Columbus Cincinnati Zanesville and Athens County.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Cincinnati
Athens County
Elyria
Robert FE. Jurina
Lorain City
Rudy Carl Bohn
Lorain
Marion
C. B. Chandler
Columbus
Wilma Zink
Nelson Campbell
Zanesville
Harvey Bleckert
Bedford
Zanesville Speedway
Bulldozer Blade Kills Nine in Arizona Truck Crash
A 3,600 pound bulldozer blade slashed across a flatbed truck carrying 19 Papago Indians, killing nine and injuring four. The edge struck on a bridge 16 miles south of CASE GRANDE ARIZ on Saturday night.
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Case Grande
Ariz
Here
Labor Defeat Forecast As Campaign Nears End
London reports in the final campaign phase predict a Conservative victory led by Winston Churchill. Voters go to the polls Thursday at 7 am. Forecasts from political soundings across the UK expect a Tory majority from 43 to 100 seats, with the Daily Herald as the lone dissenting Labor voice.
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London
Winston Churchill
United Kingdom
Labor Party
House of Commons
Daily Herald
Morgan Phillips
Secre
Tary
Herald
Phillips
Britain
Bournemouth
the Herald
Gallup
Price Boss Urges Broad Cuts in Price Ceilings Reform
Washington price chief Michaell. DiSalle orders aides to cut ceilings wherever possible as the administration drafts new rules. He says no price increases unless fully justified and aims to complete up to 500 ceiling regulations by next March, covering most industries.
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Washington
Price
Michaell. DiSalle
Youth and sister held for seven auto thefts
Crawfordsville Ind police said 21 year old Elmira New York youth Raymond Greene and his sister Ruth Lucille Greene admitted stealing seven cars in a 600 mile cross country trip. Police identified them as the suspects in Wiltoona Millvale Pa Marysville Sidney Dawn and Union City Indiana cases. They are held on a vehicle taking charge for federal authorities.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Elmira
N. Y
Robert Suber
Raymond
Ruth Lucille Greene
Wiltoona
Millvale
Marysville
Sidney
Dawn, O
Union City
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