Eisenhower to Meet Western GOP Delegations in Tour
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower opens a Western GOP outreach, meeting Colorado Utah and Wyoming delegates to woo convention votes. Utah backs Taft. Colorado leans Eisenhower. Wyoming splits. He rests after travel, golf at Cherry Hills, and speaks on Russia caution at Sigma Delta Chi gathering.
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Edward D. Ethell
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Chicago
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Taft
A. Pratt Kesler
Salt Lake City
Earl Hanway
Casper Tribune
Oregon
Arizona
Eisenhower
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Ike
United States
Farm Journal
Cherry Hills County Club
Dan Thornton
Sigma Delta Chi
Russia
Seaman Bruce Hopping Plans Post Navy Battle
Bruce Hopping 30, a Port Newark timber firm vice president, faces discharge after a Navy court martial upheld his conviction for conduct prejudicial to discipline. He pledges to continue his fight against Navy brass and improve “Navy justice” as he becomes a civilian.
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San Francisco
Bruce Hopping
Navy
Hopping
Port Newark
N. J
USS Reclaimer
Docile Reds Leave Pens on Koje Island Prison Camp
Major movement on Koje Island reorganizes about 22,500 Chinese and North Korean POWs into smaller units. Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner tightens control, dispersing Chinese and North Koreans to new compounds while two prisoners attempt escape. Some POWs to Cheju, others relocated, with ongoing plans to move up to 30,000 prisoners off Koje.
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Robert
Tuckman Koje Island
Korea
Haydon L. Boatner
Kose
Boatner
Cheju
South Korea
Koje
Goldfish Related to Carp in Study
A zoological report notes that goldfish share a close genetic relationship with carp, explaining similarities in physiology and classification within the Cyprinidae family. The finding supports broader understanding of domesticated carp relatives and their evolutionary links.
Future is Yours Enroll as a Student Nurse
A public service notice promotes nursing training as a lifetime career with security and opportunities. It urges enrollment through the Director of Nurses at local hospitals or a school guidance counselor, noting priceless training for personal and family benefit and cooperation with The Advertising Council.
Russians Offer to Return 186 Ships to U S
The State Department eyed Moscow’s surprise offer to return 186 U S ships as a possible step toward settling the 11 billion dollar lend-lease dispute. Talks resume, with Russia proposing 300 million dollars for a final settlement covering ships and civilian goods. the U S rejects and points to broader issues in ongoing negotiations.
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U. S
Bdward
BOMAR
Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Moscow
Boris I. Karavaev
U.S
International Court
Rhee Opponents Open to Middle Ground in Korea Crisis
In Pusan a spokes man for Rhee opponents says they are willing to compromise on a popular presidential vote and a two house congress. They would empower the Assembly to dismiss the Cabinet, while Rhee reportedly may reject the plan.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
National
Daring Bay Rescue Involving Juan Arellanes and Jerry Frayne
On a sunny day in South San Francisco California two boys ages 8 and 14 sailed a cement mixer box on San Francisco Bay. The craft sank and rescuers arrived after Jerry Frayne guided Ronnie Arellanes to safety. A helicopter plucked Tyrone Farley and a crash boat retrieved the others while Ronnie received care for shock.
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San Francisco
Calif
San Francisco Bay
Ronnie Arellanes
Jerry Frayne
Ronnie
Jerry
William J. Jessen
Russia offers to return small naval craft after deals
Moscow says it will turn back mostly torpedo boats and submarine chasers. Russia reports 146 vessels scrapped or destroyed and 171 unfit for navigation, as the United States has long demanded return of other ships.
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State Department
United States
Moscow
U.S
Russia
UN Negotiators Take Another 3 Day Recess
UN truce talks at Munsan ended after a 32 minute session with North Korea’s Nam II insisting on daily meetings and asserting U N aims, while Maj Gen Harrison recessed for three days hoping Reds rethink their demand for universal repatriation. The walkout followed a bitter propaganda exchange as Nam accused the UN of dictating an armistice and slaughtering prisoners.
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George A. McArthur Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Red
Nam II
William K. Harrison
Harrison
U.N
Nam
North Korea
Tibet's Boy Lamas Resolve Differences
Red China radio reports Tibet's rival boy lamas have buried their political hatchet after 43 joyous days in Lhasa. Both about 20 years old, each claimed spiritual leadership of Tibetan Buddhists. Panchan Lama arrived in Lhasa April 28 from Northwest China, met the Dalai Lama for the first time in years, and left June 8.
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Hong Kong
Red China Radio
Tibet
Lhasa
Peiping
Panchan Lama
China
Dalai Lama
Vexed Doshisha Scholar Faces Hunger Strike Unrest
Kyoto reports President Shinobu Tabata of Doshisha University expressing frustration as a nationwide student strike grows against an anti policy. The protest highlights campus tensions and calls for dialogue amidst university leadership pressure.
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Kyoto
Japan
Shinobu Tabata
Doshisha University
Subversive Bill Sparks Student Hunger Strike Claim
A speaker described the anti-subversive law bill as bad and said a student strike this morning was worse. He stated Parliament faces a subversive bill and called for action to address the issue.
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W. College
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