MIGs Fall and Bombers Damaged in Korea Air Battles
A U S bomber gunner claimed a MIG for the third time in two days, lifting total MIGs destroyed to six with four damaged. Two B 29s were damaged in North Korea, while US jets faced updates on fighting near Yonchon and the Imjin River as Allied forces push toward Seoul.
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Bettor Mistake Turns Win Into Clerk’s Cash
In Toledo at Fort Miami Raceway a bettor rejected three tickets for horse No. 3 Rose Jester, 40 to 1 longshot. The machine mistake left clerk Matrice L. Bly with a $30 loss but Rose Jester won, paying $86.20 on a $2 bet, yielding Bly $1,292.
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Two Old Soldiers Continue Confederate Veterans Tribute
A contingent of visiting Congressmen waited for three Confederate veterans as Townsend and others planned final arrivals. The Bush and Salling families joined in ceremonies at Old Point, with a restored case mate opened by Jefferson Davis’s grandson, a Colorado banker, who snipped the ribbon.
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Townsends
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Bush
Jeff Davis
Jefferson Hayes Davis
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King’s heir and Prince Philip may share duties recall
The article notes the heir presumptive and Prince Philip should assume more royal duties to give the King rest. It mentions the King’s arterial issue, Buerger's disease, and reports Philip may leave his Royal Navy officer role soon, enabling reduced duties.
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Buerger
Royal Navy
City Vice Squad Raid Names Two Suspects at 611 Hagan St
Eu gene Cooper charged with illegal sale of whisky and Fido Evans charged with illegal possession as the owner. The reconverted garage at 611 Hagan St was listed among three raids in Mayor Copenhaver's drive on vice dens. Both men posted 192 dollar bonds each for appearance before Municipal Judge Joe Thomas.
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Floral Interpretation of Ballad Wins Rose Show Trophy
The 28th Annual Rose Show awarded Mrs. George Miyakawa the Best in Show for a Floral Interpretation of a French ballad about a Persian province. Gov. Patteson presented the prizes in the state capitol rotunda as Mrs. Miyakawa’s yellow roses and magnolia leaves were displayed in a silverwashed copper bowl. Multiple trophies followed, including the Daily Mail prize to Mrs. Peter Prins for a volcano rose, and numerous ribbons and medals across artistic arrangement and rose classes. Officials noted no entry increase but improved quality amid heavy rains affecting the size of the exhibit.
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Gazette
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Daily Mail
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Ruffner Payne
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Tom's Mother Recovers Hope as Flight Aids Contingent Visit
Betty, diagnosed with incurable cancer, is near end of life as she loses a leg to the disease. The Georgia American Cancer Society arranged an emergency flight to South Dakota for care while Navy support covers transport to St. Louis and other travel costs. Tom hopes to return in time for his mother’s high school diploma ceremony next Tuesday, weather and health permitting, at the municipal auditorium.
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Georgia
American Cancer Society
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Municipal Auditorium
Johnston Posts Expanded Production Cuts in 1950s Quarter
Article notes July August September quarter ordered with steel use down to 70 percent of pre Korean levels. NPA actions affect stoves refrigerators furnaces and many consumer items. Also reports copper cuts and other metals controls. An unrelated ad mentions Burtone laxative and Howard Camp refunds.
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NPA
Lie Advises on Korea Peace Terms and UN Strategy
Lie reports from Europe on government views about Korean troop contributions while the United States shares security council dynamics with Soviet President Malik. Malik may press charges of aggression as Big Four talks stall. Lie ties a cease fire to talks on U.N. terms with three conditions for peace, elections, and Korea’s rehabilitation with UN access to $200 million.
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U S Jury Indicts Syracuse Banking Irregularities Panel
Indictments name 15 Syracuse residents including a trailer agency operator and an athletic club operator amid a bank misapplication case. The 25 counts total $1,684,768 in overdrafts discovered after an audit. The group faces charges of aiding and abetting Klock in the bank irregularities.
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Klock
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Trust Company
Red Press Reports Quatnach on Western Offer to Vishinsky
The article states the latest Western move has a higher chance of acceptance on terms given to Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky. It warns that a Russian rejection could doom Paris talks and any future Foreign Ministers conference agenda.
REC Gets Tough Under Symington Policy Shift
Washington June 1 Reconstruction Finance Corp will issue loans only where needed for military and essential civilian needs. RFC plans to curb financing by limiting credits to bailout situations and pushing down tin prices by three cents a pound to lower world prices. Symington says this will have a psychological effect on tin cartel while acknowledging costs to U.S. taxpayers. Small businessmen are urged to seek credit, with careful loan scrutinies to avoid unwarranted lending.
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Reconstruction Finance Corp
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Cntimes
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Reds Get China Tea Trade With Soviet Russia
Hong Kong reports Communist China plans to ship a portion of its annual tea output to Soviet Russia to pay for essential industrial raw materials and arms.
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Finsi
Soviet Russia
Commissioner Names Reappoints Police Civil Service Member
Clarkshore Wisconsin Commissioner William and Sharpe reappointed a Police Civil Service member yesterday. The appointee, Arpe, has a term ending in May as stated by the governor.
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Police Civil
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Palearpe
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