Patrols roam beyond lines as West fronts heat up
Allied patrols push west of Kaesong as UN forces threaten a limited offensive on the Korean War anniversary. Chinese forces mass near Pyongyang while rain clouds limit air operations and losses are adjusted downward after weeklong combat.
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Koesong
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Seoul
Pyongyang
North Korea
Rede
Favalles
Pyonegane
Pyodyeang
Iron Triangle
Byonggang
Karen
Fifth Air Force
Yalu
Manchuria
Saming
Ski Far East
Jim Becker
Berleer
Thein
James A. van Fleet
CN Zrand
North Korewna
Hanes
van Flees
Becker
Chandler resigns as baseball czar
Chandler, former Kentucky governor and senator, resigns as baseball commissioner effective immediately after announcing a conference with Warren Gies, president of the Cincinnati Reds, and a planned renewal of his contract by club owners who had expected his term to run until May 1.
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Chandler
Associated Prox
Giengnaty
Warren Gies
Cincinnadi Rew Jd
Twine Sn
Truman Appeals for New Powers Faces Test in Senate
The Senate banking committee backed a wage price control bill limiting President Truman’s broad power to fight inflation. The measure bars price rollbacks beyond January 25 to February 24 levels and reduces the scope of new powers Truman sought. House and Senate panels weigh further revisions as June 30 expirations loom.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee Today
Truman
Maybenk
U-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Mpal
Senate
Michael V. Disalle
DiSalle
United States
Canada
House Banking Committee
Gorett
Carneel
House
Rep
Cooley
D-No
House Agriculture
Judge orders large sum returned to oil firm
Federal Judge Wallace Gourley in Pittsburgh ordered the Western Pennsylvania revenue collector to repay Republic Refining Co. $23,495 plus interest. The case challenged exotic taxes on pipeline transportation under the 1941 Internal Revenue Code, involving taxes the firm said applied to petroleum refined products moved from Galveston Bay to Texas.
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Pittsburgh
Wallace
Gourley
Western Pennsylvania
Republic of Refining Go
Stanley Granger
Republic
Vesels
Galveston Bay
Texas
Vernery
Texaa
23 HURT IN ACCIDENT AT CAMP LEJEUNE
A mortar shell mishap at Camp Lejeune North Carolina injures 23 Marines during a morning exercise. Major injuries include 12 in serious condition none among officers, while one sergeant was killed. An investigation is ordered to determine cause and improve safety.
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Camp LE Jeune
Associated Presa
Lune
N.C
1aVancine Second Divison
Witneses
North Carolina
Wilmington
Biter
Clifton Gates
Maine Corps
Acciden
Plac
Serlowy
Wad & Venior Moh
Oiflue
Navy
L. V. Hallowell
Air observers plan 30 hour warning exercise Saturday
Corry Civilian Defense ground observer crews will man posts atop Hotel Cory in a nationwide 30 hour drill. Erie Warren Crawford posts join in with observers at 9 am Saturday to 2 pm Sunday DST. The exercise, led from Stewart Air Field Newburgh NY, tests civilian volunteers in detecting low flying aircraft for the Air Defence Command.
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Corry
Civilian Defense Organization
Cory
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Tast
Civlien
U.S Air Defence Command
Latit
Air Force
Cyclist Hurt Near Columbus in Motorcycle Accident
Troy Hansen of Columbus suffered a puncture wound to the left foot and minor injuries after his motorcycle he lost control, veered off Route into the Hollis Opperman lawn. He received care at Dory Memorial Hospital at 6:20 p. m. and was discharged after treatment. The cycle, owned by Robert Gincuu st Gohintbue, toppled during the crash.
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Troy Hansen
Columbus
Dory Memorial Hospital
Hansen
Hollis Opperman
Robert Gincuu
Gohintbue
Trelssoming
crackdown on red party leaders in the u s widened
In New York on June 2, the government intensified its crackdown on communist party leaders. Indictments were reported in Pittsburgh and New York as federal authorities pursued prosecutions linked to a larger conspiracy. Bail totaled $191,000 for 18 arrested, including Arnold Samuel Johnson, accused as a regional party organizer.
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Red Party
U. S
Associated Prey
New York
Reo
Pittsburgh
Loussiy
U. 5 Supreme Court
Tap
Arnold Samuel Johnson
Johnson
Disteieh 5
Pennsylvania
Bieve Nelson
Thairmaty
Als
Mlot
Nelson
Senators Seek Yalta Pact Testimony From Hiss
Senate inquiry chair Wiley suggested subpoenas to obtain testimony from Alger Hiss about the 1945 Yalta agreement. Witness Patrick Hurley denounced Yalta as immoral, urging scrutiny of the pact amid claims of secrecy and discussions on executive sessions and classified hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Loday
Senate
MacArthur
Alger Hiss
State Department
Lei
Iss
U. S
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Chin
Doigiis MarArthur Wiley
Hurley
Yalu
Wiley Yalta
Burley
Hiss
Nmr
Snables
Yalta
Roosevelt
Fairley
Iid
Yast
Star Chamber
Youth Falls From Car in Michigan Incident
Brian Staples, a four year old from Northwest Street, suffered chemical brush burns to the head and face after falling from a family auto while riding with his parents in Spartansburg. He received medical care at Computmotal Hospital and was discharged.
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Brian Staples
James Staples
Norihwest
Aly
Weae Spartansburg
Motal Hopital
President Renews Stance on Pilots Walkout Intervention
President Tellman said he has no plans to intervene in the Shiirike of Obed Airlines pilots strike. About 50.1 daily passenger flights and 182 transport flights were grounded as 900 pilots walked off, after the National Mediation Board failed to settle wage and working conditions. The White House may appoint an emergency board to investigate within the standard 30 day window. AFL Air Line Pilots Association President David J. Behneke declined to predict the union’s reaction.
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Frras
Washington
Tellman
Shiirike
Obed Airlines
National Mediation Board
White House
Taw
Ty Chicagi
David J. Behneke
AFL Air Line Pilots Association
OPS Clears Up Pop Price Issue In Pennsylvania
OPS explains price adjustments after the state tax expired June 1. Manufacturers and retailers must lower prices to reflect the tax absence, removing the tax from posted prices or reducing the listed price by the tax amount. Widespread confusion followed as dealers awaited guidance, with some halting sales pending clarity. Everett Mills, 47, of Springdale, died in a rainstorm crash near Slippery Rock, and Katherine Palmer, 40, of Springdale, was injured and hospitalized.
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Office of Price Stabilization
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
OPS
Slippery Rock
Here
Everett Mills
Springdalé
Mills
Katherine Pahmer
Alex
Springdale
New Kensington Hospital
Fred C Hoenes Ends 43 Years In Business Here
Fred C Hoenes, a longtime local merchant, closes his confectionery store at the corner of Sandy Center and West South Streets after 43 years in operation. New owner Elmer Glass of Union Street takes over with final sale details completed. stock, fixtures, and equipment transfer. The store, housed in a building owned by Mrs. J B Patterson, moves under the name Fownlain cite, with Mrs. Glass in charge of sales and the Glass household remaining employed by Granite Lan Furleration.
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Fred C. Homes
Wien
Hoan Confeetkmery
Sandy Genter
West
South Streets
Fix
Scil Oper
Elmer Glass
Union Street
J. B Patterson
South Center
Hoenes
Te Confers
North Center
Washington
Huenes
TI Heally
Glass
Jy Rharee
C-J Plant to Close for Vacation on July 9
About 200 Cory-Jamestown Mig. Corp. workers start annual vacation at close of the workday today. Plant operations resume on normal schedule after a three week shift ahead to accommodate a legal holiday. A small crew will load incoming steel shipments during vacation to maintain supplies. An office staff and skeleton maintenance crew will work through the summer. Also reported Find Boy’s Body Freeport N Y June 21 Hundreds of volunteers and soldiers located eight year old Robert Richartz missing since Saturday His body found in the canal near an old wrecked boat
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Supreme Court
Smith
Atlorey
Saypor
Ujern
Epec
Alal Rand Jy
Thaddiginn
Cory-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Freeport
Robert Richiartz
Merrick
Summer Deluge Strikes District and City
A heavy summer storm drenched the district and city with up to 40 mile per hour winds and sudden downpours. Ground soaked, gravel washed from Spring Street, and a bus line damaged. Lightning struck several aerials. no major injuries reported. A power facility on Worth Street lost service briefly but was repaired. Temperatures fell to 58 degrees after noon yesterday.
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Luwe Uy
Spring Street
LiMlalde Roneway
Wyler
Bennsylvania Blecwich Company
Menemy
Ease Law On Sewage Plants Gets Extended Deadline
Harrisburg July 31 local communities would gain an extra year to build sewage disposal plants under a bill introduced by the House yesterday. The measure aims to clarify implementation of the clean streams law by requiring municipalities and private industry to cooperate in plant construction to curb river and stream pollution. Under current rules municipalities have one year to act after Sanitary Water Board notification. the proposal, backed by Rep Vincent F Gutendorf and Rep James J Jump of Luzerne County, would extend the deadline to two years.
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Harrisburg
Sanitary Water Board
Vincent F. Gutendorf
James J. Jump
Luzerne
Measles Outbreak Strikes 300 Local Children
Health Officer Harley Drake reports a severe measles outbreak in Nye month over 300 Corry children stricken. Since early reports, 164 cases are officially certified with many unreported, affecting schools and prompting quarantines. The German type earlier gave way to the more severe form with three day quarantines in place.
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Neasres
Corry
Harley Drake
Donmary
Imei
Ste Health
Appeal for Unity Broadcast to Iranian People
In Jiratun June 21 crowds tear through Tehran smashing Anglo Iranian oil signs as Premier Mossadegh pushes for a confidence vote amid protests. Police clash with demonstrators while Mossadegh warns parliament against responsibility for incidents and seeks amity with the people against British oil interests.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Movadesh
Wyatt
Riba
Jyother
Majlis Gower
Telvan
Towa
Trin
Trani Eotto
Britain
Tran
Volee
Worikens
Browns Stock Sold to Veeck in Major League Move
St. Louis Browns stock ownership shifted as Bill Veeck planned to take 87 percent, with Donald Barnes and other figures weighing a sale. Barnes quoted seeking 275,000 shares. discussions included aims to favor city interests and potential relocation to Milwaukee if approved. Separate notes mention a tax evasion fine and a church note controversy surrounding a local funeral, with Judge Rabe reporting on the case.
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St. Louis
BU Veeck
Torney
Ob Ute Olevand
Ben
Milwaukee
Sidney Zaloman
Gott Cardinals
Veeck
Associated Press
Storkt
Barnesay
Williem
Charles Dowith
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