Move to Keep Chinese Factions From Korea War Involvement
United States actions aim to prevent both Nationalist and Communist Chinese forces from joining the Korean conflict. Washington warned Chiang Kai-shek to consult with General MacArthur on Formosa defenses before any troop movements, signaling planned consultations between Chiang and MacArthur. The move follows fears that Communist reaction could draw China into the fighting on the North Korean side. The briefing notes also discuss UN consideration of naming MacArthur as Supreme Commander, legal hurdles, and ongoing reviews by State and Defense on broader Far East strategy.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Korea
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Chiang Wai-Shek
Cnredi
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Pormosh
Wny
Chiang
MacArthur
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Howiver
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South Korea
Macartium
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Truman
Defense Johnson
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Defense Departments
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
South
Kores
Saliliwori
Miners Die in Weekend Accidents at Local Mines
In Johnstown Pa during the weekend two miners died from injuries at local mines. Joseph Swerock, 31, of Windber, perished after a rock fall at Berwind-White Coal in Windber. John Koleeat, 45, of Barnesboro, died from injuries after a fall of rock at a Goal Company mine.
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Johnstown
Joseph. Swerock
Windber
Berwind-White Coal Company
John Kole
Eat
Barnes Boro
Goal Company
Holiday Death Toll Reaches 350
The nation faces a rising holiday toll as 350 deaths are reported with 45 million motorists on the roads and beaches for the long weekend. The National Safety Commission forecasts peak travel and warns of 385 deaths before the period ends, with 11 million injuries estimated nationwide. Highway accidents, fireworks, and drownings contribute to the fatalities across states including Maryland New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Senate report tracks betting news network nationwide
A Senate commerce committee report outlines a complex network delivering race results to bookmakers. It identifies about 2,000 entities from Chicago and beyond, including Continental News Service in Cleveland as a dominant source, with outlets listed in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Senate Commerce
Ue Balun
Chicago
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D-Ania
Fusi- ES
Raen
Continental
Cleveland
Voumilbiet Mas
Crowley Publishing Co
Steubenville
Ohio
Sted As
Pennsylvania
Two Pennsylvanians Among First Casualties
Washington reports two Pennsylvanians were among the first Korean campaign casualties. The Army also announced 11 officers and men missing after a transport plane crash en route from Japan to South Korea. Names include Second Lt Edward M Crays of Lock Haven and Alex Holek of Dupont, among the missing.
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Washington
Plame
Japapi
South Korea
Edward M. Crays
Merley
Crays Lock Haven
Alex Holek
Francels Rolex
Dupont
Striking Rail Switchmen Refuse End Of Walkout
In Chicago union leaders refuse to end a four week railway walkout by 4000 switchmen. They insist on an 18 hour pay proposal and a return to an eight hour day. Government mediation urged immediate action as lines across Western and Midwestern railroads remain disrupted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
North America
Afl
Uesame
Truman
John Thad Scott
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Scott
Ln Une
Karen
Great Northern
Purge Launched by Czech Reds
Prague July 4 Czech Communist leaders ordered the severest purge since taking power in February 1928 The neutral committee announced in Rude Brno official newspaper that every party member will be placed on probation from September 1 to December 15 to weed out undesirables New party cards will be issued New Year s Day The committee said each member must prove how he defends the party against enemy infiltration Similar purifications were reported in China Bulgaria Romania and Hungary
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Rude Bravo
Chinese Communist Party
Hong Kong
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Terent Moulhe
British Ships Escape Damage in Korean Conflict
London reports the British admiralty states warships passed their first clash with North Korean vessels unscathed. A combined U S and British fleet reportedly sank five or six major torpedo boats off the Korean east coast, while one EB class torpedo boat escaped. Shore targets were bombarded per Admiral Brind’s Far East command message.
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London
Freight Wreck Halts Par Line At Irvine
A Pennsy freight train wreck blocked the Irvine par line yesterday afternoon. The wreckage was cleared by this morning and traffic resumed with delays expected as repairs continue. One diesel engine and three cars plus a caboose derailed but crew and passengers reported no injuries. Officials cited faulty air brakes on the diesel as the probable cause and estimated damage at about $22,000. Crews used buses to detour trains around the wreck while investigation proceeds.
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Elieiule East
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Tele One Railroad
Britain Delays Sending Troops in Korea
London officials said Britain is unlikely to send troops or aircraft to Korea unless urged by the United States. After talks with the United States and reviewing General MacArthur’s reports, Prime Minister Attlee outlined Britain's role in supporting the Western alliance with naval and garrison deployments around Malaya and Hong Kong while Australia New Zealand and South Africa contribute, and Pakistan and India consider UN Security Council guidance on Korea.
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London
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Kore
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MacArthur
Pacific
Hong Kong
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Attlee
House of Commons
British Commonwealth
Australia
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South Africa
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Pakistan
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Koren
Dilworth hurls Hew accusation at GOP in Harrisburg
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richardsox Dilworth blames Republican lawmakers for an $84 million drain on the state unemployment fund. He cites large employers including war contractors who shut plants and secured rebates totaling about $10 million in one case up to $9 million. He points to a law changing how jobless taxes are computed, sponsored by Lloyd H. Wood and signed by Gov. James H. Dut, as the trigger for the loss.
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Harrisburg
Republican Legislaton
Richardsox Dilworth
Dilworth
Stats Seb
Lloyd H. Wood
Montgomery
GOP
James H. Dutt
Fire destroys several farm buildings near Corry
A blaze yesterday afternoon east of Corry destroyed two large bins and several pieces of farm equipment valued at about 7000 dollars. Firemen arrived to find flames consuming a barn and its contents, including a threshing machine and a corn picker. Authorities could not determine a cause, though suspicious wiring was suggested. The farm, owned by Sanwerik, had been in operation for years. The Columbus Fire Department saved the mil house electric pump and nearby structures.
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Opis
Uie
Andrey
Spang Crewe
Bue Hye
Columbus Fire Department
Mra Saewernk
Tye Thames
Henry Faquithy
Jaquith
Pepate Sanwerik
French regime faces new test in national assembly
Paris. A new cabinet led by Henri Queuille faces a crucial test in the national assembly tomorrow as the crisis following Georges Bidault's fall continues. Leftists oppose two new ministers Paul Reynaud and Paul Gla tabbi, while the Communists dislike them even more. In other news at Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, 17-year-old William B. Boyer is elected governor of the Keystone Boys' Camp by 600 attendees in a Legion-sponsored event.
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Henr Quehille
National Assembly
Georgault
Assembly
Queuille
France
Robert Schuman
Western
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Coat and Steel
Paul Reynaud
Associated States
Far
Paul Glatabbi
Cigil Service
Indiantown Gap
William B. Boyer
Look Haven
Keystone
Boyer
Tealife
Féderlists
Frank Conalan
Larksville
Senate Tax Cut Bill Stalls As George Sees No Change
Washington July 3 Senator George ID says the Senate tax cut bill remains unchanged despite House revisions. He notes uncertainty over offset provisions and says committee members may delay further action until public hearings clarify the measure before adjournment. Senators aim to move the measure quickly to clear it from the floor.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Closedesiourmaplany
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Ise
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Cooney
Patel
Congréss
Auto Traffic Heavy But Only One Crash In Area
Weekend traffic in the Corny area remained heavy yet only one accident was reported by state police. Herbert Kramer, 87, of Santa Barbara and Lowell Jude of Clymet drove in the same direction. Kramer’s wagon rear ended Jude’s sedan after stopping at a cross traffic sign. Damages were estimated at 100 and 25 dollars respectively.
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Lanweille
Yester
Herberta Kramer
Santa Barbara Col
Lowell E Jude
Clymet
Kramer
Hyamer
Jude
Corry Area Sees Intermittent Heavy Rain Drench Local Farmlands
Corry area residents report intermittent downpours from afternoon into early morning along the New York Pennsylvania line. Cottage residents of Findley and Cha taudus Lakes describe peak rain around 3 am with localized cloudburst in Sherriman and Clymer. Farmers assess potential crop damage as streams ran high and streets stayed wet.
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New York
New York-Pennsylvania Line
Findley
Chautaujis Lakes
Clymer
Tanit
Ofelneke
Day Of Prayer Fuls Churches Observance
A church gathering theme centers on collective prayer as the community marks a Day of Prayer. Participants unite in faith to seek peace and spiritual renewal through coordinated prayer services and reflections.
June Weather Bores No Extreme Heat or Cold in Area
Readings show a moderate June with a near normal range. Official records note frost on June 18 and a hail storm toward month end, while high temperatures peaked around the low 80s. Rainfall occurred on 18 days totaling about 4.44 inches.
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Weather Bureau
Thermopoloy
Aifletat
George Mulilerick
Corry
Linston
Mercury
Dale
Local grocers deny hoarding by housewives here
Local grocers reported no signs of hoarding by housewives in the area despite wartime rumors. They noted only a rise in cooking sugar purchases and berry season activity while coffee sales showed no clear change. Some shoppers had bought beans earlier before price increases, and rumors of new rationing plans spread from Washington.
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BiHgar
Grovers
Corry
Washington
Forces Still Not In Contact With Invaders
First baptism of fire comes from strafing planes. Breakthrough may have been less serious than first anticipated.
Major General Dean to Command U S Forces in Korea
In Tokyo on July 4, American and Australian fighter planes attacked North Korean targets, destroying seven trucks and two planes. Reports say Communist forces near Seoul are strengthening anti aircraft positions as advance US troops engage in combat and prepare for possible ground action.
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Phines
Nori Korea Truaks
Stume
South Korea
Ue Seoul
Gen- MacArthair
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Suwon
Macarthur
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North Korea
Wonju
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Lange
Associated Press
Tom Lambert
Taejon
U. S
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