Byrd says MacArthur not kept fully informed before ouster
Sen. Byrd asserts MacArthur was left in the dark on vital matters and does not back expanding Korea fighting to Red China. He notes a likely opinion among the investigating committees that the general was not fully informed while the hearings continue. Hurley disputes Stalin demands at Yalta and says the Chinese Nationalists were sold out.
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Byrd
D-Va
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
MacArthur
Korea
China
Virginia
State Department
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Patrick J. Hurley
New York
Hurley
Acheson
Stalin
Yalta
Russia
Japan
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Life Imprisonment for Fight Manager in Miami
Edward Coco, 42, former fight manager linked to Rocky Graziano, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the shooting of Johnnie B. Smith, 43, a car washer. Coco failed to post a 25 000 bond and will appeal with counsel Albert D Hubbard.
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Miami
Fla
Edward Coco
Johnnie B. Smith
Albert D. Hubbard
Coco
Rocky Graziano
Herbert Williams
Smith
Three-Time Brooklyn Handicap Winner Van derbilt Horse
Alfred G. Van derbilt's Discovery stands as the sole horse to win the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct three times in 1934 1935 and 1936.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Discovery
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Freeborn Auditor Rules Landowner Damages Are Obviated by Net Benefits
Attorney General Burnquist ruled that a county need not pay damages to a landowner when ditch construction yields greater benefits than the damages. In the cited case Rudolph Hanson argued for $830 in damages, while the benefits were assessed at $3030, leading to no payment. The auditor acted correctly as benefits exceed damages.
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ST. Paul
Burnquist
Rudolph Hanson
Freeborn
Albert Lea
Hanson
Midwest Conference attendees set for Duluth meeting
Legislators and state administrators from 12 states will join the Midwest Conference of the Council of State Governments in Duluth July 9 and 10. Minnesota will be represented by its nine interstate cooperation committee members, with topics including highway safety civil defense crime control and social security.
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ST. Paul
Midwest
Council of State Governments
Duluth
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Ohio
Incarnation Pastor James Moynihan elevated to monsignor
The Very Rev. James H. Moynihan, pastor of Incarnation church, was elevated to monsignor. Archbishop Murray of St. Paul conferred the honor on the former president of the College of St. Thomas.
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Lis
James H. Moynihan
The
Incarnation Church
Unday
Archbishop Murray
St. al
College of St. Thomas
Walker Trial Opens in Riverside Murder Case
The murder trial of air force Sgt. Lawrence J. Walker begins in Riverside California after an 11 women and one man jury is seated. Walker 20 Negro from Newark New Jersey is accused of killing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook in a desert area on March 26. He admits a car sideswipe but denies the slayings.
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Riverside
Calif
Airforce
Lawrence J. Walker
Walker
Richard Cook
Cook
Newark
N. J
Barbs by Hal Cochran on touring season humor
The column jokes about touring season with a jab at an old second-hand car. It photos a circus with two women clowns and questions if they are as funny as a wife in a new summer hat. The humor imagines toy killers as crack shots.
Admiral Zacharias Calls Korea a Blunder by Both Sides
Rear Admiral (retired) Ellis M. Zacharias told Kiwanis delegates that Korea was a blunder by Russia and the United States. He urged a congressional investigation into intelligence faults and favored shifting U S focus to Europe, proposing troops be pulled from Korea to avoid further entanglements.
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ST. Louis
Korea
Russia
United States
Ellis M. Zacharias
America
Zacharias
Europe
Far East
Rev Ignatius Schumacher Dies at 74 in New Ulm Hospital
Reverend Ignatius Schumacher aged 74 and longtime pastor of St. Raphael's Catholic Church in Springfield died today in a New Ulm hospital after an illness that began in April.
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Springfield
Minn
Ignatius Schumacher
St. Raphael’s Catholic Church
New
Ulm
Power Failure Cripples City in Anderson Indiana
An industrial city of about 46 000 lost power after a cable shorted at the municipal plant. Most city services halted with water pumps briefly restored and fire and police on standby. Big GM plants were largely unaffected due to separate power, while radio stations and gas pumps could not operate. The Herald reported ongoing outages and closures.
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General Motors
Delco-Remy
Guide Lamp
Becate
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Conte
Movement to partner plant sparks emergency action
A hurried move by the paper to its afternoon partner The Bulletin occurred in the uptown business district prompting an emergency service response that was restored Tuesday night.
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The
Bulletin
St Paul Man Held Without Charge In Crow Wing Jail
Robert Walzelt of St Paul was held without charge after confessing to being AWOL from Fort Lee Virginia for over a month. He was found injured on Highway 210 near Brainerd and later admitted stealing the car himself after two men claimed it was stolen. Delores Martin had reported the Staples Minnesota car missing on May 30.
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Brainerd
Robert Walzelt
St. Paul
Crow Wing
Sherif Roy Wickland
Fort Lee
Walzelt
Highway 210
Wickland
Waltelt
Delores Martin
Staples
Minn
First Colombian Troops Arrive in Korea Item
The army announced arrival of the first South American troops in Korea a battalion from Colombia reached Tokyo on Saturday marking a historic deployment in the conflict.
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Tokyo
South America
Korea
Colombia
Exams for Patrolmen to Be Given June 23
The state authorizes 50 highway patrolmen. Written exams start June 23 at central centers for men aged 23 to 35, height 5 foot 8 to 6 foot 4, with 70% passing score. Qualified applicants face interviews, character checks, and a qualifying physical exam before eight weeks of training if in the top 65.
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Civil Service Department
Abalone Boat Sinks Off Cedros Island Killing 23
A 45 foot Mexican abalone fishing boat sank in the Cedros island channel Saturday night with 23 lives lost. The vessel carried 37 Mexicans and crew of three under Captain Fausto Sylvia. Fourteen were saved after being thrown into the water from the deck. The boat operated between Cedros and the Bonitas islands fishing grounds 300 miles south of the U S Mexican border.
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Ensenada
Mex
Cedros Island
California
Fausto Sylvia
Cedros
Bonitas Islands
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