U S accuses Soviets of planning germ warfare in Korea
The United States challenged Soviet charges of germ warfare in the Far East and urged a UN on the spot inquiry led by the Red Cross. Ambassador Gross condemned Malik and urged Britain and allies to deter any future aggressor from using chemical or biological weapons in Korea.
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Gladwyn Jebb
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Malik
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Kaeo
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Jebb
Churchill
Stalin
Plans to Ease Building Curbs Are Cancelled
Washington report notes the Defense Production Administration postponed indefinitely easing of steel use limits on home construction and recreational buildings as the CIO strike enters its 19th day. Officials warn the strike could halt military production and other industry, while White House talks fail to yield a settlement.
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Associated Press
CIO
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Truman
New York
White House
T Industry
Armed Forces
Atomic Energy Commission
Machine Tool Industry
U. S. Steel Corp
Carbide Veterans Lead New Seadrift Plant Heads
Dr C M Blair and KR Barry Jr named to head Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co. Seadrift plant to produce ethylene oxide and plastics resins. Blair, a Texas native with a PhD, returns after earlier Carbide work in South Charleston and Texas City. Barry formerly assistant superintendent in charge of chemical manufacturing follows Blair to lead the new operation.
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Carbon
South Charleston
W. Va
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Tex
C. M. Blair
KR. P. Barry, Jr
Dent
R. Nil. Graham
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Co
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Carbide
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Barry
University of Texas
Texas City
Inside Today ce PRS Amusements Kilgdlen Radio-TV
Amusements section highlights Kilgdlen items and a Radio TV listing with entries for 2 and 3 units. Ectorisis noted in the page copy.
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Ce Prs Amusements
Kilgdlen
Ectorisis
Editorial: The Governor Replies
Gov Patteson declines to act until courts move first and pledges action if state employee irregularities surface. Gazette urges timely cleanup and suspension of prominent figures named in Kanawha County probe while praising his administration.
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Democratic Party
West Virginia
Gazette
Dahe
West
Kanawha
Allies Contain Attack on Hill in Korea
AP report from Seoul describes heavy fighting for a hill mass overlooking the road to Seoul. Chinese Reds fired from 10 p.m. Friday to midnight, then assaulting Allied positions west of Chorwon, 30 miles north of Seoul, with major casualties reported in prior days.
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Korea
Mild Farnell
One Bill
Chorwon
Kumsong
U S Discloses Order to Detain Owen Lattimore
Washington reports the State Department alerted U S customs guards to stop Owen Lattimore from leaving the United States on a tip he planned travel to Soviet or Iron Curtain nations. Lattimore, Johns Hopkins professor and former State Dept consultant, expressed confusion and said he did not request a passport.
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State Department
U. S
Owen Lattimore
Department
Lattimore
Soviet Russia
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Far East
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Uni
Corrupt Practices By Politicians Aired In Sunday Gazette
Rep. Robert L. Ramsay of Follawsbee argues in the Gazette that office-holders and voters must defeat corrupt practices. The point appears in Managing Editor Frank A. Knight's column "Today" as a featured assertion and related question.
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Tomorrow’s Gazette
Robert L. Ramsay
Follawsbee
Ramsay
Ares
Frank A. Knight
Rich Wife-Hunter Garrett Seeks Mail-Order Bride
Ex-wife says Garrett is no bargain. The Indiana man, 41 or 49, promoted an ad in a Rockport paper seeking a “teet 11! honeymoon.” He claims $28,4000 assets and two sons, while the former Mrs Garrett notes 14 years of marriage ended amid questions on finances.
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Don Seagle
the Gazette
Garett
West
Jesse
Garrett
Arrett
Miscounted Ward Two ballots shifts lead in Charleston race
In Ward Two Charleston Democratic committeewoman recount after six precincts retabulated shows housewife Mrs. Mark Boggess leading incumbent Mrs. Mary Wathroce Frazier by 17 votes. Recount slowed by new entries including Justice of Peace candidate Theodore French and updates on prosecuting attorney races.
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Mark Boggess
Mary Wathroce Frazier
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Boggess
Brazier
Prazier
Theodore French
Justice of Peace
French
Chase PF
Lowry Jed
Frederick Thomas
Beteen
Edward W. Hiserman
Blackburn Watts
Hiserman
Tholas Homes
Morgantown
Y Brower
Charleston Fans Pledge $43550 in Toledo Baseball Transfer
Mayor Copenhaver leads third bid session with Charleston backers to raise a 400000 cash guarantee for the Toledo triple A franchise transfer. About 25 supporters in council chambers commit funds totaling 43550, the largest pledge yet in the see-saw battle with Toledo interests.
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Toledo
James A. Hill
the Gazette
Charleston
American Association
Copenhaver
Danny Menendez
Clarksburg Likely To Get GOP Headquarters Choice
Republican State Committee members meet at the Ruftner Hotel to pick Clarksburg as campaign headquarters if Holt's plan prevails. Spencer K. Creal of Parkersburg is favored for state chairman after Robert B. McDougle's retirement. Holt cites Clarksburg proximity to GOP voters and Creel’s selection is hinted. Party convention set for July 26 in Huntington.
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Clarksburg
Rush D. ‘Holt
Holt
Spencer K. Creal
Parkersburg
Creal
Robert B. McDougle
J. Holt
Clendenin
West Virginia
Harrison County
Creel
Huntington
Stassen Attacks Taft as Too Conservative for Nomination
Harold E. Stassen assails Gen Dwight D Eisenhower and Sen Robert Taft as too conservative for the Republican presidential race. Eisenhower weighs a Chicago appearance as delegates from Idaho and Washington gather in Denver. A Taft faction campaigns near Washington and Texas amid fraud accusations in a close 28 vote GOP showdown. Democrats, led by Adlai Stevenson, move west for strong delegate battles as CBS plans a Chicago TV appearance.
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Associated Press
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Robert A. Taft
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Stagsen
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Eisenhower
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Hisenhower
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Ested Mefaiver
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Russell
Georgia
Boise
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Averell Harriman
Des Moines
Omaha
Secrecy Shrouds Turnpike Session At White Sulphur
A tri state turnpike meeting at the Greenbrier Hotel White Sulphur Springs WV remained secret with officials signaling no public statement beyond a brief authentic note. Virginia highway commissioner J A Anderson objected to news coverage citing private Old Dominion Turnpike Commission representation.
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Tohn G. Morgan
the Gazette
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
West Virginia Turnpike Commission
Virginia
Greenbrier
J. A. Anderson
Old Dominion Turnpike Commission
East German Travel Curbs Tighten to Halt West Escapes
East German authorities impose strict travel limits on Soviet zone residents aiming to stop Western escapes for conscription. Refugees report new prohibitions on traveling beyond three miles from home without a permit and orders to leave ID cards. Women are recruited to fill jobs as the army expands with an estimated 375000 cadre.
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Berlin
East Germany
Hitler
West Germany
West Berlin
Magdeburg
People's Police
Against 1
Leipzig University
Swedish Defenses Report Unidentified Jet Violation
Sweden says an unidentified foreign jet violated its airspace Tuesday over Halmstad on the West Coast. The incident comes as Sweden reviews a Soviet note over the Catalina incident and a note disputes Sweden's border claims.
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Slockholm
Sweden
Halmstad
Pro Rhee Youths disrupt protest at Pusan meeting
About 50 Korean youths shouted death to anyone who calls Syngman Rhee a dictator and broke into the International Club restaurant during a protest meeting in Pusan. They smashed chairs and assaulted attendees until police intervened and halted the violence after the gathering was dispersed.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
International Club
Democrats Still Locked in Putnam Chairmanship Deadlock
Democrats in Putnam County remained in a fourteenth consecutive tie vote as of tonight over the county chairmanship. The split was six to six between incumbent Carl Henderson and Jesse Brown with the selection postponed indefinitely. The mechanism to resolve the chair likely rests with state authorities and J. Howard Myers, coordinating with gubernatorial nominee William C. Marland.
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Harry G. Bollmann
Gazene
Winfield
Putnam County Democratic Executive Committee
House
Duder
David E. Yates
Buffalo
Yates
J. Howard Myers
William C. Marland
Carl A. Henderson
Hurricane
Jesse Brown
Film starlet quotes Mollywood men in clipped fashion
Anita Ekberg blasts Bollywood males saying many are seen as dolls or sweeties and that such talk means nothing. Rob ert AL Taft asserts a need to win in 1952, emphasizing the Republican bid.
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Anita Ekberg
Robert AL Taft
Ballot Sounds Death Knell For Pay Panel
Washington June 20 The House voted to abolish the Wage Stabilization Board and end price controls on most consumer goods. A second measure would extend the Defense Production Act for another year starting July 1. Key votes showed mixed party support as debates over Taft Hartley and steel policy continued.
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Howard Smith
D-Vale
Truman
Taft
Hanley Saw
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Office of Price Stabilization
Bétonies
Roger Te Putnam
Fenebiers
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Talie
Iowa
WSB
Senate
Howe
Senate Approves GI Vote Statute For Federal Ballot
The Senate passed a bill to let qualified armed services members vote for president next November via a federal ballot in states lacking absentee or mail voting. An amendment permits a straight party vote or write in for president, VP, and Congress. The plan also extends to federal workers overseas and military families.
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Armed Services
Sen. Ferguson R
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Sen
Green
D-R. 1
Diligang
Humphrey
Fulbright Exchange
Ee Neal
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