Return of Sentenced PWs Seen
An American jet pilot reports the Communists may repatriate some allied prisoners formerly sentenced to jail terms. Lt. Henry Nielsen says six or seven men from Camp No. 2, Pyaktong, are at Kaesong awaiting liberation as hundreds more arrive near the Panmunjom exchange point. He names Col. Zacherle and Capt. Fesnuts as prisoners awaiting release.
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Freedom Village
Henry Nielsen
St. Joseph
Mich
No. 2
Pyaktong
Keesong
Kaesong
Panmunjom
Underlings Top Stassen in Test
Washington story notes Huar old Stassen faced a sting from his 1 700 Foreign Operations Administration staff who beat him on reading and vocabulary tests and outscored him on public affairs and administrative judgment as layoffs loomed.
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Washington
Huar
Old FE
Stassen
Foreign Operations Administration
Dulles Urges Revision of United Nations Charter
Secretary of State Dulles told the American Bar Association the UN charter is a pre atomic age document with serious inadequacies. He argued the Security Council veto and general assembly power dilute real disarmament and that postwar leaders would have to overhaul the UN to curb mass destruction power.
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Boston
Dollies
U.N
American Bar Association
Dulles
U. N
San Francisco
Hiroshima
Roosevelt
Stalin
Churchill
Ile
Security Council
General Assembly
Dulles Speech rebroadcast by KCRG after 10 pm news
Secretary Dulles address to the American Bar Association will be rebroadcast tonight on KCRG 1600 after the 10 o'clock news.
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Dulles
American Bar Association
KCRG-1600
Dulles Warns Bricker Amendment Threat to U S Treaty Power
Dulles argues the proposed Bricker constitutional amendment would curb the President's treaty making, harming the United States' international standing. He criticizes the UN Assembly for slow progress toward international law, urging adherence to universal legal principles.
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Sen. Bricker
Ohio
Dulles
U.S
Russia challenges U N to decide on Korean peace conference
At the United Nations, the Soviet Union pressed the UN to rule whether Moscow may attend the Korean peace talks without preconditions, signaling a direct challenge to the U S position that Russia would attend only if North Korea and Red China agree.
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Vishinsky
U.S. United Nations
N.Y
Russia
U. N
Soviet Union
North Korea
Red China
Soviet move at UN stalls Korean conference talks
At the United Nations the Political Committee adjourned after Vishinsky was rebuked for consuming time. He charged U S efforts to wreck the Korean conference and amended a proposal to strike out “the other side” to expose the Western split over Russia’s role.
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United Nations
Finsj
Andrei Vishinsky
U. S
U.N
General Assembly
Russia
U. WN
Vishinsky
Monona Soldier’s Body Returned From Korea
The body of Pfc. Clifford A. Holly, 21, who was killed in Korea, has been returned to the United States aboard the SS Massillion Victory, docking in San Francisco. He enlisted June 3, 1942, trained at Camp Roberts and Camp Stoneman, and arrived in Korea on New Year’s Day. He was a 1949 Monona High School graduate. survivors include his parents and siblings.
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Monomna
Clifford A. Holly
Korea
United States
San Franciscn
Lester R. Holly
Monona
Pic
Holly
Army
Camp Roberts
Calif
Stoneman
Manana High School
Bonnie
Ferry
Reds Stripping Protest Delays Repatriation at Panmunjom
Red prisoners protested reforms by stripping in Panmunjom, causing delays. Two young women from Communist Poland arrived to welcome the troops to freedom as repatriates appeared with only caps for cover.
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Panmunjom
Poland
Waldwick polio emergency prompts city decree
Waldwick New Jersey moved to a two week state of emergency after seven polio cases in a week in a 600 foot area. Mayor Nelson Lumiey banned public gatherings and closed pools while appealing for gamma globulin. Congressman Widnall said a federal decision delayed gamma globulin and pledged another effort.
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Waldwick
N. J
Nelson Lumiey
Widnall
R-N.j
Officer of Defense
Arthur
Flemming
Lumley
Maestro Swaps Suit During Chautauqua Concert
Conductor Walter Hendl changed suits before 8,000 concertgoers at the Chautauqua summer cultural center after an audience member noticed wrinkles in his outfit. He requested songs, and a fresh suit was rushed to the stadium as the orchestra held a blanket for modesty while he dressed.
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Chautauqua, N
Walter Hendl
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Hendl
Cultral Center
Prisoner of War Cpl. John E. Ryan Returns from Korea
Cpl. John E. Ryan 24 of New Albin is released by the Reds in a prisoner exchange. He had been held more than a year after being captured in Korea on December 3, 1950. He and two others were freed Tuesday night near Panmunjom and sent home. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmet J. Ryan. He enlisted in 1940, served 16 months, and was in active service from 1950. His family plans a birthday celebration on his return.
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Peiping
Tows
Iawa
North Korea
Air Force
Ronald Shirlaw
What Cheer
Army
Norman E. Duquette
Traer
Shirlaw
Edith Shirlaw
Duquette
Louise
Tratz
Tazette
The
Des Moines Tribune
Freedom
Korea
Kaesong
Cpl
John Ryan
New Albin
Reds
Ava
New Albia
Var
Cpl. Ryan
Hera
Pfc
Frank Jeluge
Desee
Tpl
Stick, Jr
Dawnport
Ryan
St. Patrick's High School
Wauken
Japan
Record High Living Cost Triggers Wage Increase for Auto Workers
Government reports a mid July all time high in the living cost index, with rising prices in food housing medical care and transport. Auto workers at General Motors Ford Chrysler and others will gain a one cent hourly wage increase effective after September 1.
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Alan Adams
Washington
LLP
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Detroit
Kansas City
St. Louis
Hotehheld
France Returns to Normal After Prolonged Strikes
Paris reports a broad return to normalcy after nearly three weeks of disruption as a general back-to-work movement resumes activity. Only a few islands of resistance remain.
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Paris
France
Imposter in Detroit charged after false military tale
Detroit police said an impostor who claimed to have seen the couple’s missing son in a North Korean camp admitted the lie and will be charged with illegally wearing an army uniform. Fred Bueford Fisher, 29, of Four Mile Kentucky, was jailed after the couple grew suspicious of his tale and alerted authorities.
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Detroit
Iegally
Fred Bueford Fisher
Four Mile
Jesse Hill
Fisher Ane Pelesuanvelae
Karachi
Pakistan
Kash- the Hills
del Mir
Mt. Cembers
Ayuaret
Godwin Austen
Ameri
Fisher
Owan
Arthur K. Gilkey
Ames
Kend
Karakoram
Des
Robert W. Landed
Craig
Col Fisher
Orado Springs
Hilla
George K
Hill
Drag River search for Cedar Rapids man in possible suicide
Police dragged the Cedar River for Carl Christopherson a 40 year old Cedar Rapids man who disappeared after an overturned boat near the Wilson and Company plant. Earl Rubey told detectives Christopherson asked him to retrieve the boat then disappeared while Rubey swam to shore and later rejoined the search.
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Cedar
Cedar River
Cedar Rapids
Carl Christopherson
Second Street
Ralph Mikesell
William Fienching
Felix Barta
Glenn Walters
Barta
Christopherson
Earl Rubey
Eleventh Avenue
Wilson and Company
Sixteenth Avenue
Rock Island Railroad
Rubey
Tijuana Chief Fires Jail Officials After Marijuana Found
Tijuana police chief Jose Reyes dismissed Chief Jailer Emilio Portilla and 16 deputies following a surprise jail inspection that uncovered 700 marijuana cigarettes.
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Tijuana
Palle
Jose Reyes
Emilio Portilla
British Atom Scientist Given Paid Year Away At Harwell
Boris Davison a Russian born British atomic scientist aged 42 at Harwell nuclear laboratory receives a year’s paid leave. The cabinet fears Soviet blackmail over his Russian mother and British father and orders he spend the year on research elsewhere.
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London
Soviet Union
Britain
Boris Davison
Harwell
Russia
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