Red forces brace for stand on east front in Korea
Allied tanks roamed the iron triangle north of Yongin and Inje as UN forces probed east of Yanggu amid heavy artillery and North Korean probes. The Eighth Army reported limited advances and widespread Chinese withdrawal, with tank columns reaching Pyongyang while fighting delayed the retreat of North Korean units. Actress Tallulah Bankhead hospitalized for gall bladder ailment in New York.
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Tokyo
Iron Triangle
Korea
Conmti
United Nations
Yongon
Inje
Eighth Army
Pyangeung
angan-Inje
George A. McArthi
Yanggu
U. S
Pyonggang
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Yaad Junction
Kuynsong
Tinjin
Kumsong
Wonson
Won Unr
Byonggang
Pyongeang
Mourne tax plan nears House intro in 19 percent hike proposal
The Mourne ways and means committee finished work on a tax bill totaling 7.283 billion dollars annually and plans to introduce it promptly. It would raise individual income taxes by 19 percent and corporate, general excise, and other taxes, with a 20 percent withholding on corporate bonds and some differences for life insurance and government tax refunds. The panel voted against withholding on bank interest and savings bonds issued after March 1, 1842, and will reconvene to finalize the bill before sending it to the House.
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Aspcinted
Washington
Mourne
Yayfey
Hoven
65000 Garment Workers Return to Jobs Today
65000 garment workers returned to work today after a two day stoppage tied to a contract settlement. The AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union said conditions had returned to normal and production would resume for the Fall season in about 2000 shops across the metropolitan area and surrounding states.
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Associated Press
New York
Tur
Wort
Clon, Suit, and Reefer Makers
AFL International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
Mebln
Thees
New York City Garment Center
State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Israel Feinberg
Union Joint Board
Butt
War Casualties Reach 70 317 in Korea Conflict
U S casualties in Korea total 70 317 through June 8 as Defense Department data show 10 492 killed 48 133 wounded and 11 752 missing. Combat deaths rise to 11 727 with 1 284 missing later returned and 159 prisoners of war. A boxing bout between Joe Louis and Lee Sayolds postponed again to Madison Square Garden due to rain.
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Korea
Defense Department
U.S
New York
Joe Loula-Lee Sayold
Madison
Sains Garden
Live International Boxing
Olwb Ane Nolines
Busic
Formosa policy change outlined by cabinet officer
Former secretary of defense Louis Johnson testified that a December 1948 U S mission to Formosa was blocked by President Truman amid State Department protests. He described a June 1950 clash with Acheson over Formosa and noted the White House approved the Seventh Fleet's move after Korea began, with MacArthur influence cited in internal memos.
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Associated
Prean
Washington
Louis Johinson
Secretary of Defense
U.S
Formosa
Truman
State Department
Senath
MacArthur
Inauliyy
Johnson
Korea
China
Chiang Kui Shek
Manland
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Senate Army
Douglas MacArthur
Trumen
Seventh Fleet
Juleenter
Ather
Thiere
Se Nances
White House
Acheson
Jephson
Philippines
Japan
De Valera Faces Fight In Ireland On Return To Power
Dublin June 14 Eamon De Valera 88 returns as Ireland’s prime minister after a tight comeback win by five votes as the Dail votes to form a government. The house remains split and faces domestic troubles while De Valera battles to stay in power. Rotterdam June 14 Margaret Truman sails with U S Ambassador Crispin aboard the Half Moon en route to Belgium for a whirlwind tour.
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Ireland
Gniint
Eamon de Valera
Reland
Brooklyn
Firebrand
Britain
Dallower House of Parliament
de Valera
John A. Costello
Dall
de Velera
Belgium
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Margaret Truman
U. S
Selmen Crispih
Auto Crash Kills Three and Hurts Four in Akron
In Akron on June 14 a wedding party traveling from Pittsburgh to Ohio collided with an empty truck after a jackknifed rack on a slippery pavement. Victims include Albert Horn 49 and Freda 45 of Pittsburgh and Freda’s sister Mrs Wallie 49. Four others were injured and hospitalized in Akron.
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Rancelate Whee
Akron
Criti
conaIo
Ody
Pittsburett
Dewoll
Albert Horn
Freda
Rother Wallie
Pittsburgh
Jack Marti
St. Thomas Hospital
City Hospital
Harold Freed
Rose
Sarah Sussman
Oakland
MY. Freed
Bselle Kramer
Western Pennsylvania hit by heavy rainstorms worldwide
Rain and thunder storms lashed western Pennsylvania causing over a million dollars in damage. Flooding forced evacuations in Greensburg and Jeannette as streams rose and sewers backed up. Francis Harrison fell from a bridge into Guffey Hollow Creek near Tryin. Jeannette Glass reported about 950000 in losses. Greensburg firms near 250000.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Westmaeland County
Dack
Tryin
Francis Harrison
Guffey Hollow Creek
Greensburg
Jeannette
Jeannette Glass Compainy
Gary T. Sloan
T. H. Booth
Walworth Company
Pittsburgh
Jack's Run
Sparta Man Pleads Guilty To Fraud
Sparta man Robert L. Ruger pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses before Alderman Gobbett. Ruger, 26, was arrested on a complaint by Clayton Thirner after passing four checks totaling 975 dollars at a service station. He faced commitment to the county jail pending further proceedings.
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Sparta
Robert £. Rugar
Spartansburg
Gobbett
Ruger
Clayton Thirner
Congressman's vivid account of the Eniwetok atomic blast
Rep. Edward Hebert described the Eniwetok test as an immense power surge vaporizing a steel tower and leaving few palm fronds intact. He testified as an observer for the House Armed Services Committee after returning from the mid Pacific experiments.
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New Orleans
Dune
Congressions
Eniiwetak Atoll
Edward Hebert
Eniwetok
House
Wiles Services Committee
Herburt
Imad
Eroshia
Hebert
United States
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Train wreck kills man in Mankato incident
A dawn collision in Mankato between an Amara Rail freight and a Mall passenger train killed Artima Schussler, 63, of St. Peter, the freight engineer, and injured seven others. The crash occurred as the freight hauled ore and derailed near the spur, with authorities reporting the engineer died after a three hour hospital stay.
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Mankato
Minn
Amara
Artima Schussler
St. Pei
UNIVAC Unveiled as Electronic Brain for Census
The UNIVAC computer by Remington Rand is shown as a next generation electronic brain for the U S Census Bureau. It promises faster planning mapping and supply operations, with a memory storing millions of digits, for processing census data and for national projections.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Gous
Wowk
Universa
Univag
J. Pyeaper
Jobs W. Mouehly
Unts
Ube
U.S. Army
ENIAC
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Cmt
Air Force
Univac
Tts
Uny
Americas
Del
America
Univac 14
Vichy
Mruvichily Computer Corp
Remington Rand
Rain Falls on Columbus Firemen Festival Opener
Heavy rain drenched the Columbus area washing out the opening night of the firemen’s annual festival. Official weather observer George Mulderick logged 0.84 inch total in about 12 hours with no city flood reports. Firemen hope to start the festival in full swing tonight with a water battle between four teams.
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Columbus
Columbus Firemen
George Mulderick
Uhis
UE Westinghouse Resume Wage Talks in Pittsburgh
The United Electrical Workers resumed wage negotiations with Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh. The UE demands a 32 cent hourly raise for about 26 000 employees while local units refused a similar offer. Officials warned of a strike if the demand is not met.
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Westinghouse
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Electrical Workers (Independent
Westinghouse Electri Corporation
Howe
Ford
Truman Carries Fight for Tighter Curb Measures
Navy reports 26 U.S. sailors killed by mine in a naval incident. A destroyer sustained damage but remained afloat while other ships stood by. The explosion occurred in a Korean theater area, with several injured and casualties mounting.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Corry Convict Asks Freedom After Long Sentence
George Wing, a Corry convict named Corry Sleyer, has filed another appeal for freedom. He has been in Western penitentiary since 1928 and faces a harsh 8 to 10 year sentence on burglary and stolen goods counts. Lawyers Damian Laughlin and Lindley Medeuintd represent Wing in Pittsburgh as they oppose the application. The case involves prior pleas and ongoing appeals within Allegheny County court.
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George Wing
Corry Sleyer
Allegheny County
Oalin Wing
Shiv
Bisteios
Damian Xre
Laughlin
Lindley
Pitisbirgh
Wing
Richard F. Thompson
Local Youth Hurt in Route 6 Car Crash
McIntyre, 40, of Ge isat tuo hospital after a one day auto accident on Route 6 near Corny. He suffered head and neck injuries and was treated at Corey Memorial Hospital arriving at 12 30 last night. A police spokesperson said the car struck a guard cab after veering westbound. Estimated vehicle damage was 175 dollars.
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Milla
Pete MeIntyre
Natit Centon
Corey Memoria
Lodiy
Corny
McIntyre
Cis
Prinses
Ouvers
Sammed
Damaige
One of state's longest detours ends June 18
Harrisburg June 14 One of the longest detours in Pennsylvania will end June 18 with the opening of the relocated Susqueharnia Trail in Snyder Perry and Juniata counties. The 10 mile stretch of Routes 11 and 15 south of Selinsgrove opens with a ceremony. The $37,900,000 roadway has been under construction two years from Selinsgrove to Montgomerys Ferry then links to Legislative Route 50016 toward Route 23. The section to Amity Hall remains closed until further notice.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Snyder
Perry
Juniata
State Highways Department
Selinsgrove
Montgomery's Ferry
Amity Hall
Arid
Tunis Gomereté Witt
Truman to address inflation fight from White House tonight
President Truman prepares a nationwide radio address to press for renewed inflation control powers as business leaders call for curb removals. Policy and industry figures in Congress debate selective exemptions while the administration weighs expansion of civilian materials controls start this fall.
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Truman
Yale
Trumagne
Ben Wil
Cungriss
Uth
Tesser
Edern
S. Chace
Comend
Trerense Procinsisi
Ford Motor Co
Congress
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Emilee
Jeur Oumnstan
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