Church Leaders Attend Rites Amid Korea Aid Efforts
A regional church service led by Rev Freeland contrasted Korean refugee suffering with relief work. He praised UN Civil Assistance Command Korea and Church World Service for delivering aid, while detailing missionaries' challenges under guerrilla threats and harsh travel in South Korea.
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Ruerrilas
Syngman Rhee
Korea
Freeland
Con
Rey
South Korea
United Nations Civil Assistance Command
U.S
U.N
Church World Service and Care
Africa
Department of Overseas Relef
Inter-Church Aid
Church World Service
Jmen G. Co. Wiseman
E. V. Griffith
H. D. Silverman
Artie Robinson
G. W. Robertson
E. O. Thaxton
Dia Jackson
Pauline Martin
Mary Harris
Connaily St
Berour
Nite Belerford
Court St
Titster
Presbyterian
Raid at Red Star Restaurant Reveals Gambling Layout
Officers led by Vice Squad entered the Red Star Restaurant at Court and Dryden Streets around 3:30 a.m. The venue showed a complete maze of rooms with a bar and gambling areas, crowded over capacity. Edwards and West called for backup to manage more than 20 patrons as a raid commenced.
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Red Star
Court and
Dryden Sts
Winesnen
Edwards
West
Hopefuls Battle For Delegates In Preconvention GOP Race
The GOP contest tightens as Eisenhower Taft and Warren court delegates. In New York Pennsylvania Governor Fine meets Eisenhower near Gettysburg with no firm commitment. Warren attacks centralization while delegates appointed in Indiana Virginia Puerto Rico and Illinois shape the ballot. AP tallies show Taft leading Eisenhower with uncommitted and other aspirants in the mix. Democratic activity remains light with Connecticut delegations voting and Kefauver Russell Harriman and others named in AP totals.
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New York
Pennsylvania
John Fine
Eisenhower
Keystone State
Gettysburg
Fine
Taft
Warren
Earl Warren
California
Washington
Indiana
Virginia
Puerto Rico
Ilinois
Associated Press
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Gen
Dwight K. Eisenhower
Paris
Cincinnati
Lothers
Democrat Oratory
Connecticut
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Averell Harriman
GOP
Chicago
Eugene C. Pulliam
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis News
William Hutcheson
AFL Brotherhood of Carpenters
South Dakota
City ordinance cited in prostitution raid charges
The article notes charges under a city ordinance banning frequenting or loitering near houses of ill repute, with 17 men arrested as part of a past six months crackdown. The report emphasizes a single group being charged in this round of arrests.
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Ias
Equentder Au
Secret Police Grip and Berlin Frontiers Tighten
Soviet and East German actions tighten Berlin controls as thousands flee, Vacha stripped of 4000 residents, deportations to the Soviet zone continue. Western pledges are questioned over acceptable territory, while border patrols seize a man near the Werra. Romanian crisis tied to economic faltering and scapegoats cited in propaganda.
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Berlin
West Germany
Dominiod
East Germany
Germany
Vacha
Branvenburg
Mecklenburg
Werra
Erik Beger
der Tapesspiegel
Moscow
Bertin
Soviet Zone
Anna Scholz
Telegraf
Clay Hotel gutted by $25,000 blaze
A $25,000 fire early today gutted the Bell Hotel in downtown Clay. No injuries reported. Mayor W. A. Bell and his wife lived there. Fire Chief K. E. Ward estimated the three hour blaze started around an old fashioned refrigerator and left only the two story frame shell. Nearby buildings were saved.
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Clay
Bell
K. E. Ward
W. A. Bell
Ward
Bel
Firamen
Dulles Blames U S For Red Success At Commencement
John Foster Dulles told graduates at St. Lawrence University that the Soviet Union controls about one third of the world's people without military conquest. He blamed the United States for failing to demonstrate the worth of freedom and urged a moral, example driven defense of liberty. He warned that without old fashioned conquest, communism has spread due to failures in the free world.
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Canton
N. J
John Foster Dulles
Russia
United States
Dulles
Free World
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
St. Lawrence University
Faith in Clark as fire gains control at hotel
Alexander states faith in Clark after fire is under control. Ward calls hotel one of the best in town, with Mayor Legg noting about half the loss covered by insurance. Earl Alexander in Calcutta reports no difference between British and American attitudes toward Korean problems during trip.
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Ward
Legg
Calcutta
INS
Carl Alexander
Mark Clark
No. N
Korea
Earl Alexander
New Delhi
Nehru
Forseien
London
Koje Iseland
New Detth
Battlefront
Kose
Gen
Clare” Eee Eg
Reds Study Continued From Page One
The article names Ishal Georgi Zhukov or Marshal l Ivan Koniey as the de facto commander of armed forces in unifying Cominform nations with tanks artillery and motorized units. It reports Lenin I plant and Zbrojovka Czech plants boosting arms output by 30 to 40 percent in early 1952, amid alleged clandestine Czech worker sabotage. It notes China and Mongolia workers being sent to Czech plants and cites a Prague radio report on Premier Antonin Zapotocky condemning labor discipline and warning of further action.
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Ishal Georgi Zhukov
Ivan Koniey
Lenin I
Skoda
Zbrojovkea
China
Mongolia
Prague
London
Antonin Zapotocky
Court to Hear Continued From Page One Oil Dispute
The World Court was asked to aid in the Iran Anglo dispute over a million dollar refinery and the Anglo Iranian oil company. Tehran negotiations collapsed and Iran rejected a joint international board to run the company. The court offered no ruling and cited no enforceable mechanism.
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Wellg Lin Ieain
Curt
Taft Takes 14 GOP Delegates In Tight California-Like Swing
Taft captured the state’s 14 Republican delegates by 613 votes in a total of nearly 136000. Massachusetts Democratic delegates met in Boston and unanimously backed Gov Paul A Dever as their favorite son candidate.
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Taft
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Boston
Paul A. Dever
Stolen Crowns Damage Believed From Rough Handling
United Mine Workers and operators back the Mc Connell compromise as workable. Southern operators oppose federal legislation while Shrine members vow to honor the Virgin Queen for peace. Crowns blessed by the Pope in Rome suffered $2,000 to $3,000 in damage, likely from rough handling rather than theft. jeweler Blase de Natale noted both crowns bent out of shape.
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House
Page
United Mine Workers
Qnouthern
Kelley
St. Rosslqym
Rome
Blase de Natale
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