Randolph Churchill Returns to Tokyo After Wounding
War correspondent Randolph Churchill the son of Winston Churchill returned to Tokyo after a minor leg injury from a mortar burst in Korea. American journalist Frank Emery was also hit but not seriously hurt. both remained with the US Eighth Army.
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Tokyo
Randolph Churchill
Britain
Winston Churchill
Korea
Frank Emery
International News Service
Churchill
Eighth Army
McCloy warns Reds build base in East Germany
US High Commissioner John McCloy reports that Russia is creating an advance base in Soviet zone East Germany to threaten West Germany and Western Europe. He cites a growing East German army of at least 50 000, increasing militarization, and Berlin hostility to the regime while Bonn shows cautious public support for the Bonn government.
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Frankfurt
Germany
John McCloy
Russia
East Germany
West Germany
Western Europe
McCloy
Soviet Union
Com
Berlin
Bonn
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Europe
Plutonium Safe At Los Alamos Says McMahon
Senator McMahon stated that current safeguards at Los Alamos make theft of plutonium impossible to conceal. He cited the Simons case as an example of lax wartime controls and noted exact inventory systems were implemented after the Atomic Energy Commission took over. Simons worked at Los Alamos from 1944 to 1946 and claimed the plutonium was taken as a souvenir.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
Sanford Lawrence Simons
Denver
Los Alamos
N. M
FBI
Simons
Atomic Energy Commission
Army
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Explosion and Fire Hit Indianapolis Oil Plant
An earth shaking explosion and ensuing blaze damaged the Crystal Flash Petroleum plant on Indianapolis near northside. Five men were burned with one in critical condition. The blast caused a 4,000 volt transmission line to fail, cutting power to a large area while investigators sought the cause.
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Indianapolis
Crystal Flash
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Court Ruling Frees Bridges on Bail Pending Appeal
In San Francisco on August 24, the US Court of Appeals granted longshore leader Harry Bridges bail while he appeals a perjury conviction. The 2 1 vote overturned a prior revocation, deeming the government bid to jail Bridges during the Korean War era as novel and startling. Justice Mathews dissented citing warrant for bail revocation.
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San Francisco
CIO Longshore
Harry Bridges
US Court of Appeals
Bridges
William FE. Orr
William Healy
Clifton Mathews
F. Joseph Donohue
Mathews
George B. Harris
Harris
Communist Party
Orr
Healy
Tibet Invasion Report Unconfirmed by India
New Delhi reports no knowledge of a Tibet invasion by Communist China. Indian radio and foreign ministry deny any confirmation of crossings into Tibet as claimed by Peiping and other stations.
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Tibet
India
New Delhi
China
Pakistan
Peiping Radio
Peiping
Red
Indian Foreign Ministry
Foreign Ministry
Lhasa
Town House Introduces A La Carte Menu
Good news. You may order specials from the new A La Carte menu at Town House. Previously we offered full luncheons and dinners, now you can pick only the items you want with no minimum charge. Prices range from fifty-five to eighty-five cents. The Town House Sixth and Lamar.
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