Bridges Denies China Lobby Influence on His Policy Stance
Sen. Bridges of New Hampshire rejects claims that the China lobby shaped his backing of Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists amid the MacArthur inquiry. He notes a $1000 campaign contribution from Alfred Kohlberg, asserting he supported China a decade before Kohlberg’s involvement. Butler could not be reached for comment as the panel weighs further witness calls.
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Washington
Sen. Bridges
Chiang Kai-shek
William Myle, Jr
China Lobby
Asia
Sens
McMahon
D-Conn
Sparkman
D-Ala
Morse
R-Ore
MacArthur Inquiry Committee
Formosa
Boyle
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
China
Bridges
Butler
Kohlberg
Ime
Secretary of the
Senate
MacArthur
Reds Hit U. S. Destroyer in Korea Toll Rises
The fast destroyer minesweeper Thompson was hit ten times by Communist shore batteries off Korea. Three crewmen were killed and two officers plus a crewman wounded. Thompson transferred the wounded to the Arnold J. Isbell and proceeded to a Japanese port. The warship was not severely damaged and weeks see another U.S. ship hit or lost by enemy fire.
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Tokyo
U. S
Thompson
Korea
Arnold J. Isbell
Isbell
U.S
Walke
Margaret Exhausted Takes Time Out From European Tour
Exhausted by a nonstop schedule of royal functions and social events, Margaret Truman cancelled engagements and will rest before continuing to Luxembourg. An embassy spokesman said she plans to resume travel this afternoon as she visits European hosts and officials after a busy weekend.
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Brussels
Belgium
Marget Truman
Bourg
Truman
New York
Jfist
Ee Sae
Perle Mesta
U. S
Luxembourg
District Court to Resume Here July 9
Judge Martin A. Nelson plans to resume the Mower county court term July 9 and expects to clear pending work at Albert Lea before continuing trials here. The June term jury panel was selected for jury service in Westport on July.
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Martin A. Nelson
Mower County
Albert Lea
Westeport
MacArthur Ends Texas Tour With Plea for Action
Gen. Douglas MacArthur wraps a four day Texas tour urging Americans to demand end to appeasement and back his plan to finish the Korean War. He spoke at Fort Worth after large Dallas crowds and a notably raucous reception at the Cotton Bowl. He predicted public opinion will override administration policy and urged the nation to unite for a spiritual renaissance.
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Dallas
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
U. S
Tru
Ousted Greek Army Officers Charge Politics
A group of 11 ousted senior Greek officers allege they were dismissed to let politicians control the armed forces. They say the move follows Papagos resignation amid palace appointment quarrels and aim to curb political influence in military命.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander Papagos
Papagos
King Paul
U. S
Constantine Anagnostopoulos
General Staffs
Woman Killed in Baraboo Crash Near Baraboo
Mrs John Donley 51 Lavelle died Friday night in a collision between her husband’s car and a truck near Baraboo Wisconsin. Donley suffered head injuries while the truck driver Wilfred Meyers of South Haven Michigan was unhurt.
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Baraboo
Wis
John Donley
Lavelle
Donley
Wilfred Meyers
South Haven
Mich
Easy Summer Prune Jar Preparation
A simple method to prepare prunes involves packing a quart jar with tenderized prunes, covering with boiling water, sealing with a lid, and refrigerating for several days before serving. The timing and chilling steps enhance flavor and texture for a ready to eat fruit dish.
Meat Union Assails OPS Price Program
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen, AFL with 200000 members, rebukes the price and wage stabilization plan. Leaders Jimerson and Gorman demand workable controls or total abolition, arguing the program harms meat packers and causes unemployment by restricting slaughter and profits. They call for universal scope and fair profits to avert collapse.
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Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
AFL
United States
Earl W. Jimerson
Patrick E. Gorman
Jimerson and Gorman
Jimerson and
Gorman
New Scout Troop Applies for Charter
A charter application for Boy Scout troop 109 was announced by Ralph Warfel, president of the Presbyterian Men's club which will sponsor the unit. Leaders include Warren C. MacLaren scoutmaster and R C Krachmer as assistant scoutmaster with H O Olson as chairman. Registered boys include Daniel Franklin Dennis Haaglund Larry Keil Leslie Olson Richard Pollock Robert Stone William Sayles William Dunlap George Upkraft Delmar Anderson Lynn Anderson Denver Du Mond and John Keck.
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Ralph Warfel
Warfel
Presbyterian Men’s Club
Warren C. MacLaren
R. C., Krachmer
H. O. Olson
Wallace MacLaren
L. Franklin
R. J. Fell
J. Pollock
Donald Slupe
Truman Signs Bill Extending Trade Pact
President Truman signed a bill extending the reciprocal trade agreements act for two years to June 12, 1953. He said the United States will continue to expand trade by reducing barriers to build up the strength of the free world, with the law prohibiting trade concessions to Russia and its satellites.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Free World
Russia
Three-Time Indianapolis 500 Winner Divorced
Mauri Rose, three time winner of the 500 mile race at Indianapolis, was divorced Friday in South Bend Ind. His wife Ruth E. Rose accused him of an ungovernable temper and cruelty. They married June 13, 1948 and had no children. Rose won the 500 mile race in 1941 1947 and 1948.
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South Bend
Ind
Mauri Rose
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ruth E. Rose
Rose
WAFs Angry Over Wave Officer Appointment as Director
Washington reports show women in the air force upset by the selection of Miss Mary Jo Shelly, a naval reservist, to head the war effort amid resignations and internal questions about leadership. Col. Geraldine May’s sudden resignation prompts rumors of a double cross as the service plans rapid expansion of women officers.
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Washington
Airforce
Pentagon
Geraldine
Jerry” May
Col. May
Mary Jo Shelly
Col
Shelly
Bennington College
Truman
Army
Navy
Heflin Tries Comedy for Change of Pace
Hollywood notes Van Heflin shifts to his first film comedy in a decade with Weekend With Father to gain variety and reach a younger audience. He explains he is not a personality star, plans wider roles, and hopes to attract future viewers. Also coverage notes ABCs TV center on the coast and Republics plan to release older films to television.
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Hollywood
van Heflin
Heflin
Father
Tyrone Power
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Power
Gable
Taylor
CBS
NBC
ABC
Faye Emerson
Sign OF the Times
U. S
Republic
Baseball Crowd Intervenes as Plane Lands in Cornfield
In Lowden Iowa on Friday night a small plane circling a ball field sought a safe landing. The pilot Joe Schwietz of St Paul failed to stop in time and nosed into a cornfield but was unhurt. He said low gas forced the landing near a resumed third inning game.
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Lowden
Iowa
Joe Schwietz
St. Paul
Burlington
Rita Hayworth entertains veterans amid security concerns
Rita Hayworth hosted 36 wounded Korean War amputees at her Lake Tahoe home as Reno prosecutors floated a 24 hour guard plan for her two children amid kidnapping fears. Sheriff James Farrell appeared with a pistolless stance as a photographer snapped a target pistol at his belt while local vets were entertained.
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Rita Hayworth
Reno
Jack Streeter
Rita
Lake Tahoe
Nevada
Prince Aly Kahn
Yasmin
Prince Aly
Rebecca
Orson Welles
Douglas County
James Farrell
Farrell
San Francisco Bay Area
American Legion Post
1000 Attend 4-H Club Meet
About 1000 4-H members and James Lind returned to Austin after attending the state 4-H club week at the state fair grounds and University Farm. Over 1000 youth from across Minnesota participated June 12 15 in classes led by University of Minnesota staff with guest speakers including Richard Harkness and Dr Lawrence Gould. Delegates toured landmarks in Minneapolis and St Paul and a Farm Frolic talent show was added this year. The climax was the installation of State 4-H Club federation officers.
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Mower County
James Lind
Austin
State Fair Grounds
University Farm
University of Minnesota
Richard Harkness
Washington
Lawrence Gould
Carleton College
Ray Aune
Olmsted County
Donald Soderstrom
International Farm Youth Exchange
Wilbur Swanson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Land O'Lakes
Ford
Northrup Auditorium
Naval Air Station
Moner
Donna Hatlestad
Everett Wherry
Marjorie Kellogg
Darlene Barrows
Harold Julifs
Pete Godfredson
Delores Epping
Gaylen Rogers
Robert Reimers
Jack Koopa
Carol Barclay
Lila Mae Thrasher
Amy Weseman
Patty King
Janice Root
Elaine Evenson
Darrel Lockwood
Rena Ellingwood
Alfred Schmidt
John Larick
Dale Gaddis
Betty Lewis
David Schraffel
Patricia Cafourek
Mary Lou Meier
Shirley Hertle
Ann Christianson
Spring Valley Bible School Ends With Church Program
The Congregational Methodist Vacation Bible School in Spring Valley closed Thursday with a church program at the Methodist church. Rev. Russell Dierdorff gave the invocation and benediction. Mrs. Robert Snyder played piano as 65 children marched to the front. The program featured songs, flags salutes, memory work, and handwork displays under Mrs. George Powell of Bingham Lake who led the school.
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Spring Valley
Russell Dierdorff
Robert Snyder
George Powell
Bingham Lake
Joseph's
Auto Stolen Here Found in Alabama
Auto stolen from Bill Todd's used car lot on June 7 recovered in Birmingham Alabama. Two youths identified as Daryl Geraude 17 and William Glascock with addresses unknown to Austin police were in the car.
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Bill Todd
Birmingham
Ala
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Minneapolis
Daryl Geraude
William Glascock
Austin
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