Officials Differ On Cause For DC4's Disaster
In Benton Harbor Michigan investigators debate whether the DC-4 crash occurred in flight during a violent thunderstorm or after a water impact. Debris and human remains fill a four mile area as Coast Guard units recover fragments and a wallet bearing Frank G. Schwartz's papers.
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Veteran Walburg Blacksmith Dies in Walburg
A 71 year old Williamson County blacksmith Henry Jacob died suddenly Monday night at his Walburg home after 50 years in the trade. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the family residence and 3:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church with burial in Walburg Cemetery. Survivors include widow Anna Doering Jacob three sons Walter Gus and Ben and daughter Mrs Albert Schwausch.
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Mercury Marks New Heat Peak At 95.4 Degrees
The Weather Bureau reported Monday as the hottest day of the year with a high of 95.4 degrees, just surpassing Saturday’s 95.3. Forecasters warned more hot weather ahead with mid ninety temperatures expected Tuesday.
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A humorously edited compilation notes Bessies nerves after a weather episode and a farmer chase. University of Texas researchers discuss Vitamin B and alcoholism as a potential cure path. A scientists group studies puppies to explain children’s behavior. Hollywood party features bone and raw meat menu with no silverware.
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US To Demand Firm Korean Red Sanctions
LAKE SUCCESS June 26 The United States expected to urge strong UN sanctions against North Korea for defying a cease fire order. Washington prepared for the Security Council meeting as UN reports warned of rapid deterioration with North Korean tanks near Seoul.
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Arson Charges Filed in Taylor Club Blast Case
Three suspects including Cotton Bowl manager Herbert Manson face arson charges after the Belvadier Club blast that destroyed the nightclub near Taylor. Mercer Williams and Hanson are jailed in Williamson and Taylor area facilities while Clinton Peoples led the investigation.
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McNutt backs citizenship for Chinese servant Ah Kim Wong
Paul V. McNutt former War Manpower Commission head and New York lawyer urged Congress to grant citizenship to Ah Kim Wong Lily Taylor a Chinese servant who worked for him and his wife and traveled on an American passport with her husband.
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Tidelands bill four hours debate set in House
Washington June 26 The House Rules Committee moved to four hours general debate on the tidelands bill to grant states clear title to submerged lands off Texas Louisiana and California Amendments may be offered before a vote Chairman Sabbath noting the action as protest said Truman vetoed a similar bill years ago Supporters argue the lands aid power and pier structures while Rep Combs of Texas blasts Supreme Court ruling that federal rights extend to marginal seas He proposes a five judge majority rule in original jurisdiction cases to curb future encroachments by federal authority.
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Congressman Will Go Back to Washington McAllen Visit Ends Early
Representative Lloyd Bentsen Jr of McAllen cut short a trip to the border city and planned to return to Washington Tuesday due to the Korean War. He said committee work was unlikely to act immediately but he wants to be on hand to assess the situation.
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Truman Pushes Arms to South Korea as War Debated
Congress backs rapid military aid to South Korea after North Korea’s invasion while urging restraint from renewed war. Senators clash over taking military risks, with proposals to organize an American volunteer air force led by Claire Chennault.
House GOPers Move To Split Tax Bill in Two
Washington June 26 Republicans press to split the tax bill into two measures. A separate vote would be held on a billion dollar excise tax cut with no offsetting corporate tax rises. The second bill would cover corporate tax increases loophole closing and other changes. Representative Martin of Massachusetts led the plan as Democrats anticipate passage of their bill. The debate starts Tuesday with a final vote set for Thursday.
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He's Not a Billy Goat, But He Used His Head
Dallas note tells of three year old Marshall Wayne Corder who charged in a farm play scene pretending to be a billy goat. He backed from his house, roared, and charged a fake horned stance leaving a three inch head wound. Hospital attendants report he will recover fully.
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US Plane Downs Yak Fighter In Covering Evacuation Port
North Korean troops with tanks moved toward Seoul as the US backed government fled southward. A US fighter reportedly shot down a Russian built plane over Kimpo airport as Seoul faced heavy fighting and a Communist spearhead was said to be repelled. General MacArthur's HQ announced the Red entry and flight, while Ambassador Muccio learned of the government’s move after it happened.
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Big Airlift Flies Yanks to Safety
Tokyo dispatch reports the United States organized a major airlift to evacuate Americans from South Korea. An American fighter shot down a Russian built Yak, while MacArthur warned of full air cover until all Americans are out. Evacuees head to Fukuoka and Camp Hakata with beds clothing and medical care prepared.
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Korean Airmen Take Delivery Of 10 US Fighter Planes
General MacArthur's HQ said loading of war materiel for South Korea has begun. Korean pilots arrived to fly 10 American F-51 Mustang fighters and air and naval escort will guard shipments. The move follows Washington authorization for the transfer and aims to reinforce the Republic of Korea during the North Korean invasion.
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