Army taps small mobile force to speed Korea aid
Washington reports the five division mobile force in the United States is being tapped to augment American units in Korea. The move follows the entry of North Korean forces into the conflict and may affect manpower, draft, and National Guard plans as the Pentagon accelerates reinforcement efforts. A Marine division awaits transport to the Far East with accompanying air units, while the defense of Japan and potential European needs keep the mobile force flexible for further contingencies.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
United Eastes
National Guard
Nny
2Nd Infantry
Sb Lewis
Wash
82Nd Airborne
Ft Bragg
11Th Airborne
Tt Campbell
2Nd Armored
Pl Hood
Tes
Ft. Benning
San Francisco
Toferitey
Far East
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Japan
Pentagon
Europe
Audder Criste
Colombian earthquake leaves cities damaged and deaths reported
A powerful quake in Colombia caused widespread destruction across towns including Sulieie San Joe De Avily and Ca cuba. Reports from dispatches and seismograph centers in Newark and Cleveland note multiple aftershocks and casualties, with officials tallying 123 deaths and extensive property loss.
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Bogota
Colombia
Avholedis
Uw Bure
Wymount
Barrientos Uheer
Gyebundshonda
Govesnus
Sopirtz
Avuniertas
Chieuthtays
Scl
Sulieie San Joe de Avily
Mutieoun Ahh
Toledio
Sawai
Hurncili
Foledis
Boxals
EP ‘Tlompo
Cacuba
Inep
Newark
Fordham University Sinemograph
Joh Cuerol University
Cleveland
Philadelphia Area Hit By Heavy Rainfall Floods and Traffic Crashes
Philadelphia and surrounding areas saw 2.5 inches of rainfall in a few hours causing flooded streets and numerous traffic accidents. The storm largely spared western Pennsylvania, while Harrisburg and Philadelphia reported the heaviest downpours. Amid the downpour, roads and sewers backed up, with Lincoln Highway temporarily halted near Ardmore. In a separate note, Jennie Lowers, a 100 year old spinster, received a gold medal for 100 straight Sundays at Westside Presbyterian Church and praise from President Truman.
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Associated Press
Pannsylvana Tod
Philadelphia
Mae City
Bayeru
Pennsylvania
Shute
Aly
Jennie Lowers
Westside Presbyterian Church
Germantown
Truman
Refugees Map Program Gains Uproar in West Germany Vote
West Germany's eastern European refugees win about a quarter of Schleswig Holstein votes amid calls for a national refugee party and major reform. Led by Woldemar Vit, the plan seeks dissolution of the federal parliament and new elections, with policies on redistributing burdens, resettlement, and pensions for refugees.
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Schleswig -Halstein
Wil
West Germany
Associated Press
Kiel
Germany
Europe
Mey
Gille
Fiw
Mone Regie Yeeos
Kraft
Politi
Russia
Communist Youth Demonstration Fizzles in Frankfurt
In Frankfurt on July 10 a planned Communist Youth demonstration against U.S. Korea policy drew only 15 women and five children before police dispersed the gathering. About 200 German police and American military police guarded the American headquarters and nearby buildings. No large return march occurred.
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Pereneres
Frankfurt
Germany
FDI
Korea
Derailment Injures Three on Par Passenger Train
Six Pennsylvania Railroad coaches derailed east of Windfall Ind at dawn. Three passengers were injured and taken to Mercy Hospital Sanctioned by state police, the causes cited include a defective wheel. Injured include Mrs W W Potter of Enoxylle Tennessee Mrs Edgar Robertson of Roanoke Virginia and L M Lambert of Chicago.
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Ind
Pennsylvania
Here
Mercy Hospital
Mre
W. W- Potter
Enoxylle
Tenn
Edgar Robertson
Roanoke
L. M. Lambert
Chicago
Alsa Coctrese Viel
Ex-City Woman Named Defendant in $60,000 Suit
The suit targets Mrs Marguerite Dunihaut Shepard Brie alleging negligence in a Feb accident that killed Bernard Erven and injured Barbara Erven. Plaintiff Leona Erven seeks 25,000 for loss of earnings, 25,000 for expectancy benefits for three children, and 100,000 for Barbara Erven’s injuries. The case cites seven alleged acts of negligence by Mrs Shepard.
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Evie
Margurite Dunihaut Shepard
Brie
Mie
Leona B. Erven
Bernard
Mes
Shepard
Samuel
Xis Beer
Namul
Erven
Tevick
Alverb J Borochild
Coromer
Beven
Erie
Barbara Jeyn Erven
Five Hurt In Area Weekend Mishap
Five people were treated at Corry Hospital for injuries from separate incidents. Frank Purpura, 600 Sparh Center Street, admitted at 110 o clock with a right shoulder injury. discharged later that day. Merley Brown, 17, of Warren, brought in at 445 p m with severe abrasions from a silo wreck. stated his jalopy rolled. safety belt broke. Judy Ann Burgington, 1 1/2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle Hartington, treated and discharged yesterday afternoon for kerosene swallowing effects. Guy Bimber, 30, Grand Valley, restrained at 6 o clock after treatment for a fistula caused by Jeff wing finger. Wesley Gibbons, 11, Saint Mr and Mrs James Gibbons of Clymer, treated at 6 p m for a ripe finger laceration from a pulley while playing with a brother in a barn.
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Corry Hospital
Yesterdy
Ihe
Frank Purpura
Sparh Center Street
Purpura
Merley, Brown
Warren
Brown
Judy Ann Burg Rington
Lyle Hartington
Cory
R, D
Earl’ S
Guy Bimber
Grand Valley
Jeff Wing
Wesley Gibbons
Tive
Saint
James Gibbons
Clymer
Bestmen
Sheriff to Conduct Foreclosure Sale at Corry Feed and Supply
The sheriff's office will close the Corry Feed and Supply Co on First Avenue starting at 10 a.m. Wednesday to sell the business under a foreclosure action brought by Citizens Bank of Corry. Judgments total about 5,000 dollars.
Man Killed On Turnpike While Getting Water
Parily 10 An aula killed J. J. Clemen 57 of Niles Ohio as he walked across the Pennsylvania Turnpike Saturday. He had stopped his car to obtain water for the radiator from a nearby service station.
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Cak Everett
J. J. Clemen
Niles, O
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Byrd urges curbs on domestic spending amid Korea war talks
Senator Byrd seeks sharp cuts in purely domestic outlays to fund military needs as Korea fights continue. He cites a 77 percent rise since 1948 and says trimming nonmilitary costs is essential to avoid bankruptcy. Senate panel approved a large funding bill amid talk of new revenue sources to cover gaps.
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Korea
Ascorted Press
Washington
Byrd
Senate
Tate R-Chiy
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Grote
D-Ga
Uusrmain
Boats Collide on Chautauqua Lake
Deputies from Chautauqua County investigate a collision of two speedboats at Cheney’s Point on Chautauqua Lake. One boat sank in about 15 feet of water. the other reached shore before submerging. Passengers include Gail Ledebur and William Yeager Jr with two teens aboard. damage exceeds $1500. Debris and searchlights light the scene as rescue boats respond. The incident prompt ongoing inquiries into fault.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Shere
Cheney's Point
Chau
William Yeager, Jr
Warren
Ledewar
Janette Faldine
Madeline Hagberg
Connelly Park
Lakewood Fire Department
New Corry Board to Start Soon With Recruited Staff
Corry board No 58 to be activated with two new members and a full time clerk. Henry Wheeler reports plans to reactivate the board quickly, with a full-time staff and a separate local board at Tien Cley.
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No 64
Corry Post Office
Andeves
Henry Wheeler
Rhatyman
St Mit- Wight
Selective Service
Indnetions Son
Teheran
Curry Ent
Edward A. Coney
Raymond Avaie
Wwe
Agating
Yarey Oli
Wheeler Wad
Tien Cley
Bowy
Einerhat
Wheeler
Wok
Tate
Siflee
Raymond
Ac Sunit
We Corry. Board
Wheet~ Br
First Atrocity Of War Reported By Remviated Press
Adv American forces report the first atrocity of the war with bodies of four killed soldiers found on a road in Communist North Baja territory. Gites of Plainsville said the unit, attacked after dawn, was struck by rockets and machine gun fire. one Jeep limped away, four men killed, companions escaped. Observers noted the ambush and that the attackers fled toward the valley.
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TN Eonra
Gites
Plainsville
Allenger
Czech Republic objects to alleged U S air overflight
Prague censors protest foreign flights over Czechoslovakia from July 1 to 4 claiming belligerent incursions by American planes from Germany. The foreign ministry cites diplomatic notes and says crops were allegedly bombarded with potato bugs. A Pentagon spokesman dismisses the charges as utterly ridiculous and untrue.
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Weisbaden
Germany
Squkesman
Cheghoslovaki
Hud
Czech
Retail bread and meat prices rise in New York
Bread and meat prices increased in New York today as Continental Baking and Gordon Baking raised bread prices. The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and others in retail issued increases of four cents a pound for sirloin and similar hikes for chuck steak.
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Ronan
Vuy iv
New York
Continental Baking
Gordon Baking
Atantic and Pacific Test Co
Chuck 4Teak
Bohawk Co
Grand Union Co
Ford Union Officials 70 Sign No Pledged Ford Union Officials 70
Detroit July 10 Ford Local 600 of the CIO United Auto Workers Union will require its 550 officials to sign anti Communis t pledges. The local general council voted 75 to 63 to establish the pledge and give Igca's officials until August 1 to sign or face possible ouster. This marks the first such move by an IAW local in record. The action aligns with support for President Truman and condemnation of the Soviet Union.
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Detroit
Ford
CTO United Auto Workers Union
C10
Igca
IAW
Truman
Eores
Soviet Union
Corry Man Placed Under Peace Bond
Multon pionery a1 purly no 3 was placed Under 5 500 peace bond after pleading not guilty to a disorderly conduct charge before Alderman M Gobbett this morning. Blakely arrested yesterday by city judge on a warrant issued by the Tech alderman and preferred by Merle and Gwenttolyn Blakely of First Avenue. Ag this rivalist's hearing is was brought oll the three were involved in an argument resulting in the defendant's brother and sister-in-law bringing the charge.
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Multon Pioncery
Purly
Gobbett
Blakely
Tech
Merle
Gwenttolyn Blakely
First Auenue Ag
Oll
Lww
Fights Way 10 Safety Through North Korean Lines
Allied wartime dispatch reports that safety lines to Seoul have been broken after nearly two days of siege. Air attacks continue round the clock as Allied planes bomb key targets and blackouts are ordered to shield the capital.
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Seoul
MacArthur Announces Ground Fighting Lull Develops
In Tokyo dated July 10 a U S battalion broke through superior North Korean forces to safety after being cut off in the southward drive toward Seoul. Allied air forces claimed destructive results with 46 tanks and troop carriers knocked out, 123 North Korean soldiers killed, and 640 ground vehicles damaged, as air and naval units pursued the retreating Kim forces. MacArthur cited a distinct lull in the ground fighting and welcomed the holding action by American troops at Chonan.
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Tokyo
U. S
Gere B
Strabemeyer
Navy
Ponyoys
Stratumeyer
FEAF
Seoul
Shabasoyet
Amet
Azul
Dougiac MacArthur
United Nations
Chonan
Macarihuir
MacAr
Bear Lake Crash Leads To Licenses Check
State Police at the Cory sub-station cited a driver Saturday night for operating a motor vehicle without a license after a two car collision in Bear Lake. The second vehicle was driven by Ira Brown of Warren. A Chevrolet truck driven by Smith and Kaiser operated by Brown collided on the highway. Damage was listed at 10 to 150 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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Cory
Bear Lake
Ira Brown
Warren
Smith
Kaiser
Brown
Sccordine
Bus Drivers Strike Grips Norristown Area
Public transportation halted in Norristown as bus drivers strike for six straight days over wage dispute. Schuylkill Valley Bus line operations largely suspended with 81 routes affected and riders facing delays.
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Norristown
Schuylkill Valley
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Prague
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Czechogluvakia
Hhe
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