Largest POW group freed on the 14th day
PANMUNJOM August 18 125 Allied prisoners including 25 Americans and 25 Britons freed in the first of four exchanges under the Korean armistice. Crowds chant as South Koreans strip Communist garb and march north, with Red Cross officials reporting on welfare and access amid the broader three line repatriation totals.
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Red Cross
United Nations Red Cross
James W. Nicholson
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Lodge
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Russia
Red China
India
Hungary Reds Pardon Briton
Hungary's presidium pardoned British businessman Edgar Sanders who was sentenced to 13 years in 1950 for espionage and sabotage. Sanders, expelled from Hungary, cited grave health and children in a clemency petition from his wife. Italian subject Vincenzo Sciotto also received clemency. U S. businessman Robert Vogeler had been released in 1951.
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Hungary
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Vincenzo Sciotto
U. S
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Vogeler
Foreign Office
Britain
Woman Found Dead In South Carolina Motor Court Identified
Orangeburg report identifies Kathryn A. Cloud of Clarksburg West Virginia as the deceased. Ronald E. Ross of Clarksburg is held for questioning in connection with the death. An inquest and autopsy were conducted with tissue samples sent for analysis.
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Clarksburg
Orangeburg
S. C
Kathryn A. Cloud
W. Va
M. M. Neel
Robert Randolph
B. N. Collins
Ronald E. Ross
Randolph
Orangeburg Regional Hospital
Medical College of Charleston
Clemson College
Tidewater Hospital
Beaufort
Miss Cloud
Ross
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Aracoma profits fund Midelburg Island amphitheater
Logan notes profits from this year’s showing of The Aracoma Story will be used to build an amphitheater on Midelburg Island. The tale centers on the Indian princess Aracoma and her white renegade husband Boling Baker, with the first performance set for tomorrow night in Midelburg Park depending on the weather.
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Midelburg Island
Midelburg Park
Aracoma
Braddock
Boling Baker
Mossadegh Warns Iraq Over Shah's Exile Flight
Tehran reports Mossadegh's government solid after crushing a palace coup and warning Iraq to avoid trouble for hosting exiled Shah. Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi and Queen Soraya fled to Baghdad. Iraqi leaders consider Premier Fatemi says Iran expects Baghdad to prevent incidents between two neighboring states.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iraq
Shah
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Soraya
Baghdad
Imperial Guards
Mossadegh
Hussein Fatemi
Fazollah Zahedi
Zahedi
Parliament Square
Custody Granted To Wife Of Father In Unusual Case
New York August 17 A state supreme court ruling grants custody of a child born to a wife’s husband’s mistress to the wife who raised the girl for 12 years. Justice Maximilian Moss notes the child chose and the couple provided a loving home.
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Jane Doe
Richard and
Catherine Roe
Roe
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Catherine
Miss Doe
Richard
Moss
Richard Roe
One-Time Red Emplois Cited In McCarthy Hearing
At a Senate hearing, James Phillips testifies that Edward Rothschild was a onetime Communist. Other GPO figures Fred Sillers and Isdor Kornfield are implicated or linked to alleged espionage concerns surrounding secret documents. Phillips cites a 1938 Red cell meeting at the Printing Office.
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Rothschild
Fred Sillers
GPO
Senate
Sillers
Navy Department
Frederick Sillers Jr
Rolla
Bertha Lomax
Isdor Kornfield
Kornfield
Communist Party
Irving Studenberg
Mary Markward
Silver Spring
District of Columbia
FBI
US Bows To Red Demand On Austria
Washington agrees to shelve the abbreviated Austrian treaty and resume talks on a full pact provided Russia raises no extraneous issues and is ready to conclude an Austrian independence treaty. France and Britain join in similar notes urging resumed negotiations in London. The dispute centers on a short form treaty omitting 150 million dollars in compensation for assets seized by the Soviets.
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United States
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Austria
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Soviet Union
France
Britain
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U. S
Kremlin
London
Potsdam
Adolf Hitler
Reds Report New Twin Jet Fighters Seen in Korea
Repatriates described sighting a smaller twin jet fighter bomber near Pyongyang two days earlier. Eyewitness accounts from Cpls Borelli Jewell Giannini Delaney and others said jets flew in formation and over Pyongyang with MiG escorts. Officials note possible IL28 type and reference post armistice air activity and unresolved truce concerns.
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North Korea
Red Air Force
Pyongyang
Korea
North
Fifth Air Force
Frank Borelli
San Francisco
Charles W. Jewell
Wilmington
Del
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Huntington Station
N. Y
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Giannini
Borelli
Cpl
Richard L. Delaney
Necedah
Wis
John A. Kirk
Hometown
W. Va
Pfe
Kenneth Pittman
Grove Oak
Ala
Miners Death After Fall From Conveyor at Arista Mine
40 year old Princeton miner Kensie Clay Danieley died early yesterday after losing footing on a conveyor belt atop Herndon Mountain near Arista. He was a Danspur Coal Co helper and veteran of World War II. Funeral set for Bethel Methodist Church with burial at Rowland Cemetery near Gardener.
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Arista
Kensie Clay Danieley
Rt. 3
Gardener
Wyoming
Herndon Mountain
Danspur Coal Co
Danieley
Mercer County
Bethel Methodist Church
Mary Sanders Shell
Chieen
Janice
Jack
Richard
Carroll Danieley
Margaret Shell
Esther Danieley
Lessie Saunders
Charley
Jessee
Douglas
Edward Stubblefield
Bailey Funeral Home
Denieley
Rowland Cemetery
Rhee Boycott Seen Should India Attend at UN
United Nations news cycle reports Soviet bloc diplomats favor a broader Korean peace conference including India and other nonparticipants. Rhee faction opposes India’s attendance. U N General Assembly debates Four resolutions with U S Ambassador Lodge urging India stay out while some delegations push for Indian inclusion.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
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Red China
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
German Unity Plan Attacked
The State Department attacked Russia's plan for German unification as aimed at delaying a Big Four meeting and postponing free elections. Paris and Bonn echoed concerns that the Soviet proposal would upset the Atlantic Pact and hinder a German settlement. Chancellor Adenauer called it totally unacceptable amid calls for a German peace conference and a unified parliament.
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State Department
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Germany
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Britain
France
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Reap
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Huntington Man Sentenced In Stomp Death Of Puppy
William E. Jones, a Huntington jewelry store owner, was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail for kicking his 3-year-old son's puppy to death after the dog allegedly bit his son and hand. The magistrate noted conflicting testimony about rabies and illness. Jones claimed the dog bit him and his son, and the dog died after being kicked to break free.
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Deceased POW Names Release To Be Delayed
The Defense Department said there will be a one to two day delay before additional identifications are released for Americans reported by the Communists to have died in captivity or to have escaped enemy hands. The delay allows rechecking of Communist lists and verification of family names and addresses.
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Defense Department
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