Kefauver Criticizes Tax Cut Promises in Detroit Speech
Senator Estes Kefauver campaigning for the Democratic nomination attacked Eisenhower and Taft tax cut pledges at a Detroit AFL labor meeting. He warned the 40 Michigan delegates to the national convention against tax cuts funded by defense and foreign aid reductions, urged repeal of the Taft Hartley Act, and called for a fair labor relations law and end to the poll tax. He also noted Russia as a threat and urged winning the peace before tax cuts.
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Detroit
Estes Kefauver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
AFL
Kefauver
Eisenhower
Taft
Michigan
Tennessee
G. Mennen Williams
Sen. Taft
Russia
Washington
Allies Return to Parley Tomorrow
Allied negotiators return to the Korean Armistice talks at Panmunjom to learn if their second walkout has convinced the Communists to change their minds. The stalled meetings follow the Allied declaration that 100,000 Red war prisoners do not want to go back to communism.
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Munsan
Korea
Pan ™Unjom
Ten Japanese Officials Die in Mine Cave Disaster
Ten Japanese miners were found dead in a sulphur mine on a northern Honshu island after a cave in on Wednesday. Two others were killed last week in a separate cave in Central Honshu. five were rescued after 90 hours.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Neutral Swedes May Consider Joining NATO
LEON DENNEN reports from STOCKHOLM that Russia's attack on two Swedish planes and a Soviet embassy backed spy network push Sweden toward NATO. The piece notes Norway and Denmark already in NATO and speculates Scandinavia may form a tight defense with NATO, as Russians test Baltic security and Western resolve.
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NER
Stockholm
Sweden
NATO
Kremlin
Bonn
Paris
West Germany
Europe
Russia
Norway
Denmark
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Baltic
NEA Service
Habitual Delinquents Nabbed in Winona
Winona police nabbed two youths Tuesday after a spree of six recent break ins and robberies. Four youths aged 15 to 17 with prior records confessed after interrogation and were turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Winona
George Meyers
No Restrictions on 53 Wheat
Washington reports that due to unsettled world conditions American farmers may grow all the wheat they want in 1953 despite a large expected surplus. Secretary Brannan said the international situation justifies ample production to feed allies and defend nations. He noted the 1952 crop was a record large and would not trigger production controls this year, while hinting at voluntary cutbacks and 1953 goals.
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Washington
Brannan
Batista to name Havana Fourth of July Park
President Fulgencio Batista announced a new park on Havana Seawall Drive will be named Fourth of July Park to honor the United States. The park will adjoin a new U.S. Embassy office building.
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Havana
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Seawall
United States
Sugar Beet Worker Dies in Gun Mishap
ST PETER Joe Kruz a 17 year old farm worker from Waco Texas was killed when a rifle he was examining accidentally discharged on a nearby Johnson farm He had recently come to work in the sugar beet fields from Waco Texas.
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ST. Peter
Joe Kruz
Waco
Texas
R. C
Calvin Johnson
Kahler Corp Addition Leads Midwestern Construction Approval
Rochester Con valescent Hotel expansion of 3 050 000 tops a list of over six million dollars in Midwest construction approved by the National Production Authority. Kahler Corp will build a 12 story addition in Rochester. Also approved was a 19 845 warehouse addition to Mayo Civic Auditorium. Other releases include Hibbing Public Utilities Garage 63 000 Moose Lake Wesley B Hamlin store 33 900 Pipestone Municipal athletic field floodlights 27 000 and a 25 000 Crane Company warehouse in North Fargo. South Dakota permits went to J C Penny Sioux Falls 348 000 YWCA building 367 500 and John J Verschoor Mitchell 60 000.
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Minneapolis
Rochester
Midwest
National Production Authority
Kahler Corp
Mayo Civic Auditorium
Hibbing Public Utilities
Moose Lake
Wesley B. Hamlin
Pipestone
North Fargo
N. D
Crane Company of
Minnesota
South Dakota
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
Sioux Falls
YWCA
John J. Verschoor
Mitchell
Awakened to Hear Exploits Model Testifies in Divorce
In Los Angeles a tall blond former photographer’s model testified in a divorce suit that her millionaire husband Henry Edward Huntington II returned home at 3 a.m. and boasted of affairs with other women. Mrs Martha Outlaw Huntington, 33, said he routinely stayed out until 2 or 3 a.m. Plans included an Nevada decree from March. The court overruled the defense and granted a divorce and community property division.
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Los Angeles
Martha Outlaw Huntington
Henry Edward Huntington II
McGranery Moves Quiet House Cleaning At DoJ
Atty General McGranery says the dismissal of Kansas U S district attorney Lester Luther is part of a methodical cleanup. A special grand jury will review fees shared with Nicholas Lopes in a Toledo firm case. Luther denied improper conduct and called the action surprising.
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McGranery
U.S
Kansas
Justice Department
Lester Luther
Truman
Topeka
Kan
Luther
Nicholas Lopes
Delite Company of
Toledo
Lopes
Attorney General’s Manual of Regulations
John J. Kendrick
Dolite Company
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Hunter Newbold Morris
Near End to Major Shuffling of POWs
KOJE ISLAND Korea The Army said tonight all major shuffling of Red prisoners of war on Koje Island is complete. The Koje command under Brig Gen Haydon L Boatner said well over 70 000 prisoners had been shifted in 11 days.
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Koje Island
Korea
Koje
Haydon L. Boatner
Five Die in Dynamite Plant Blast Near Turin
Five people including four women and a man died in an explosion at the Nobel dynamite plant west of Turin. Victims were working on dynamite caps inside a small isolated building.
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Turin
Italy
Nobel
Here
Teacher Quits Socialist Party After 25 Years
SEATTLE Maynard Krueger, University of Chicago professor and 1940 Socialist vice presidential nominee, resigns after 25 years. He calls American Socialists a ticket running organization, endorses Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic nomination, with Averell Harriman as second choice, while remaining sympathetic to world socialism but not the U.S. party.
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Seattle
Maynard Krueger
University of Chicago
Socialist Party
Krueger
Institute of International Relations
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Averell Harriman
World Movement of Socialism
United States
Russell seizes need for taxes to back rearmament
Spokane report says Senator Richard Russell, on a West swing for the Democratic National Convention, argued tax cuts now could wreck arms programs. He said canceling contracts would be unacceptable and that he would use wartime powers to seize failing steel plants if needed, while urging revision of the Taft Hartley Act.
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Spokane
Wash
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
United States
Chicago
Washington
Russell
Truman
OPS OKs Hike for Baby and Junior Foods
OPS authorizes price ceiling increases for baby and junior foods ranging 3 to 8 cents per dozen cans or jars at the factory. Retail prices expected to rise about one cent per can for canned baby meats and less than a half cent per can for other baby foods. Increases reflect higher transportation and wage costs in the industry.
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Washington
Swedes Study New Message From Russia
The Swedish Cabinet studied Moscow’s latest note after the shooting down of a Swedish Catalina rescue plane by Soviet jets. Sweden and the Soviet Union traded accusations over territorial waters and unarmed status, with Sweden admitting past incursions while denying hostile intent.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Rolf Sohlman
Moscow
Baltic Sea
Svenska Dagbladet
Soviet Union
Primitive beliefs about death as accidents or sorcery
The text notes that many primitive peoples do not view death as a natural process and instead attribute deaths to accidents or sorcery. It highlights a cultural pattern in explanations of mortality and hints at differing worldviews regarding life and death.
Rancher 63 Admits 1911 Wyoming Bank Robbery
Charles S. Whitney also known as Frank S. Taylor pleaded guilty to the 1911 armed robbery of Cokeville State Bank, 44 miles northwest of Kemmerer Wyoming. The 63 year old Montana rancher, a World War veteran and school board member, confessed after meeting with Wyoming Governor Barrett and was placed on probation.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Charles S. Whitney
Montana
Wyoming
Glasgow
Mont
Frank S. Taylor
Cokeville State Bank
Here
Frank A. Barrett
Whitney
John W. Bonner
Robert Christmas
Groucho Marx to Return to Stage After 22 Years
Hollywood report says Groucho Marx will return to legitimate stage next month in Elizabeth at the La Jolla playhouse July 15 to 20 adapting a script he co wrote with Norman Krasna His last stage appearance was Animal Crackers in 1990 The Great Lakes hold half the earths fresh water according to the National Geographic Society.
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Hollywood
Groucho Marx
Elizabeth
la Jolla
Calif
Norman Krasna
Groucho
Inner-Tone remedy ad targets sickly men women and children
An advertisement claims INNER TONE builds blood with iron and vitamins to help fatigue weakness and anemia. It urges parents to give it to children and promises relief by tomorrow at a small daily cost.
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