North Korean armored push advances toward Suwon
AP wires report an armored North Korean column at least 15 miles south of the Han River near Suwon as President Truman authorizes U S ground forces. MacArthur orders air strikes on invasion bases while South Korean defenses brace for a southward push with support from American air power and possible supply line disruptions.
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Suwon
Associated Press Okyo
South Korea
Truman
Wee
Troy Washington
Hawreer
Weday
Amretoan
Tad Fett
Lees of Euwan “Wold
Ini Reig
Han
Seay
Taejon
Seoul
Seon
Renart Senl
Fan
Pusan
Gonpral MacArthur
Clarence Ayer
North Kosea
Moir
Tyee
Pyongyang
Tuss
Moscow
Gan
B. M. Almond
MacArthur
Korea
Senate Acts Speedily On Cut In Excise Taxes
Senate leaders move to cut wartime excise taxes as the house approves a 1.01 trillion bill. Lawmakers expect brief hearings and swift action despite the Korean crisis. The plan would reduce taxes on jewelry watches cosmetics auto tires telephones and other items while rejecting broader corporate tax increases.
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Associated Pees
Washington
Simale
Senate
Bome
Uies
Lyons
Thiois
Senate Mance Committee
Surry
GOP
Chalice Committee
Uckeley
Comexis
Senate Finance Commitive
Acini
Family of Five Die in Irving Route 20 Crash
A family of five traveling home from a New England vacation perished in a Route 20 crash two miles east of Irving. The truck driver, Sherill Winton Schoonves, 24, from Bullslo, and Durkin driver Len Aloysius Dykus, 28, were injured with head and facial trauma and possible concussion.
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Deann
New England
Here
Aliencinnis de Ribet
Len Aloysius Dykus
Durkin
China Ready To Aid South Korea
Nationalist China informed the United Nations it would provide military support to Korea. An official announcement said Beijing seeks coordinated action by UN members to maintain peace. The decision, conveyed to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie, contemplates three divisions and additional units, with talks ongoing with Korea and the United States.
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Senter Taipet
China Today
United Nations
Mertigh
Republic of Korea
United Worlds
Korea
China
MacArthur
Tokyo
U. N
Tryeve Lie
George Yeh
Talpei
Washingon
Red Chino
Russia Plans To Steer Clear Of Korean Fight
Moscow rejected U.S. requests for Soviet restraint in Korea. Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko stated Moscow will not interfere by removing North Korean forces and blamed South Korea for provoking the front line actions. The note cited non interference and complained that China’s exclusion from the UN security council blocked joint actions.
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Russia
Associated Press
Moscow
United Stables
Soviet Union
Tielys
South Kore
Andrei A. Gromyko Iy
Alan G. Kirk
U.S
Kovea
Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Hay
Keren
Vic Russuins
North
Karea
United Nations Commission
Denimiasio
United States
South Korea
Toren
U. S
Security Council
China
Council
Mote
Stalin In Moscow After Plane Flight Heart Attack Report
Salem Evening News reports Colonel Roland Estey USA alleging Premier Stalin suffered a heart attack en a flight bound for Chita near the Chinese border. Estey cites European and Wall Street intelligence and cites a May demonstration fatigue and a double taking his place.
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Stalin
Moscow
Associated Press
Salem
Mist
Roland W. Estey
USA
Bolas
Salem Evening News
Chuvash
Estey
Europe
Wal Tt
Agenicy
Chita
Korea
Beige
Approval of work on New Corry Memorial Hospital building
State engineer Earl Morse and auditor Albert Wirth inspected the New Corry Memorial Hospital and tube project this week. They say the structure should be completed by November and praised site upkeep. Their approval clears the second government allotment, about 30009 dollars, due within 30 days.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Earl
Morse
Albert Wirth
Henry Shenk
Sidney Elston
Gold to plead guilty in Philadelphia case
John D. M. Hamilton court appointed for Harry Gold says he advised his client to plead guilty. Hamilton notes Gold drafted a written statement of intent to plead guilty and asked that the case be moved to the eastern district of Pennsylvania for plea and sentence.
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Philadelphia
John D. M. Hamilton
Harry Gold
Russia
Harry
Speculate on 2 Court Posts Speculated By AP
Philadelphia June 30 The Associated Press reports attorney Geneva Chidsey and Judee Grover Ladner of Philadelphia are favored for two vacant posts on Pennsylvania supreme court. Gov. Davies may name Margiotti to succeed Chidsey as attorney general. Duff hints appointments could be announced next week with other candidates under consideration.
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Philadelphia
Geneva 7
McBeen Chidsey
Judee Grover
Ladner
Orphins
Pennylvania
Chicsey
Baston
Davies
H. Duff
Altouigh
The
Philadelphia Tequirer
Duff
Taguiver
Charles J. Margiott
Pittsburgh
Ghidsey
Mergiotti
Sale
Supreme Enust
Scouts Hear Truman Tonight At National Jamboree
In Valley Forge Pennsylvania President Truman is expected to address about 60 000 Boy Scouts from 48 states territories and 17 foreign countries gathered for the National Jamboree marking the 40th anniversary. The week long campout opens with colors raised amid fireworks as the president arrives by train from Washington to urge continued fight for liberty.
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Valley Forge
Boy Scouts of America
George Washington
Truman
Washington
Cherty
Transfer of RFC To Be Absorbed By Commerce Department
Washington discusses Truman’s plan to absorb the Reconstruction Finance Corporation into the Commerce Department. Opponents warn of loss of RFC clout. supporters expect quick approval as Congress debates related bills. Senate action possible next week with July 9 as the transfer effective date if unblocked.
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Commerce Department
Truman
Associated Press
Washington
Tessay
Pricement
Lipc
Ind
RFC
Wadere
Hossa
Senate
Puerto Rico
Hep
Marcantonia
Corry Man's Car In Freak Mishap
A Corry insured driver Donald Taylor of Angola NY lost control as a spare tire and wheel on a truck fell and struck Roy Alkens of Corry then Rob Tritech of Buffalo and finally Frank Mim. Damage estimated at 300 dollars to two cars and 100 dollars to another. Police investigated and noted witnesses Charles W. Young and others.
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Rpsea
Cumin Reyil
Courdine
Suste
Donald
Taylor
Angola
Roy Alkens
Roberk Tritech
Buuler
Tritech Uso
Butler Plans Sesquicentennial Celebration
Butler County, a 7 000 inhabitant oil and farming area, prepares a diluted sesquicentennial tribute. Religious services Sunday night and a 1200 member cast pageant will highlight 150 years of progress across the community with a week of events Monday through Friday.
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Burnee
Vane Su—Suuer
Starling Bimday
Recaptured Kimpo Airfield Amid Korean War Battles
Reported recapture of Kimpo airfield near Seoul follows heavy air and ground bombardment. Front lines indicate advancing forces knocking back enemy positions near Suwon as MacArthur era units inspect the theater and shelling intensifies around the capital.
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pbUuKe
Seoul
Suwon
Seag
Har River
Admits Fire Setting Fatal Across Several States
Columbus reports Marshal Harry J Callan says Luis Ripert Dale Bogee Chelecine admitted causing a fatal fire and claimed responsibility for 40 plus major blazes across multiple states including New Hampshire Ohio Maine and Wisconsin. He faces murder and arson charges in Pickaway County Ohio.
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Ohta Fis
Harry J) Callas
Luis Ripert
Dale Bogee
Chelecine
Iis Ving Bros. Pheus
Hurelered
Gorn
Callan
Segee
Boetland
Ouber
New Hampshire
Ohi
Mar Here
Searce
Dela
East St. Lonais
Corry Youth Hurt In Wreck At Scott's Crossing
A car driven by Roger Marsh crashed into a bridge on Scott's Crossing Road east of Corry at 8 20 this morning. James Weldner 16 of Elk Street suffered leg injuries while two others escaped with bruises and lacerations. Keith Clark of East Main Street sustained minor injuries. Police say fog prevented sighting the bridge and investigators continue work to determine charges.
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Scott's Crossing
Corry
Third Gas Well Hits Clinton County in NewFind
Assouamveu reports natural gas strike at a third Clinton County well on the Jesse Calholin farm in Kettle Creek near two earlier wells. Cabot Co leased the land and announced no difficulties when the gas was reached. On June 12 a fire occurred at the second well. the two initial wells produce about 16,000,000 cubic feet daily, with the new well at half that pressure.
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Assouamveu
Renovo
Clinton County
Jesse Calhiolin
Kettle Creek Yate
Dorsey Calhoun
Cabot Co
Boston
Mass
Dairymen End Long Walkout in Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh dairy strike ends as 3,000 AFL members accept a new contract running to May 1, 1952. Regular deliveries resume to Pittsburgh and nearby Beaver, Butler, Fayette, Green, Lawrence, and Washington counties. Emergency milk service continues to homes and institutions with paid driver crews under the settlement.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
AFL
Pittsbuch
Beaver
Buller
Fayetts
Gree
Lawrence
Washington
Wnt
Jewish Welfare Group Opens Local Appeal for UJA Funds
The Uorry Jewish Welfare Society under MM Nast and Joseph Cohen launched the annual drive for the United Jewish Appeal to aid survivors of the recent European war. Locally the quota is 4800 dollars. last year Jewish donors gave 2575 and non Jews 475 for a total of 32,950. Appeal letters went to key figures seeking campaign support.
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Uorry Jewish Welfare Society
MM Nast
Joseph Cohen
Me United Jewish Appeal
Europe
Truman authorizes United States ground forces in Korea
In a White House briefing President Truman authorized U S air forces to conduct specific missions in northern Korea and ordered naval divisions along the Korean coast. General MacArthur was empowered to deploy supporting ground units as needed, with four divisions and other forces in the Far East noted as ready. Congress voiced broad backing as lawmakers urged careful coordination with the executive branch.
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Washington
Truman Steday
Korea
United States
MacArthur
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White House
Congressiony
Defense
Otelgy
Twee
Ait
Rhepi
Nahows Security Council
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Pesem
Kares
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Karel
Korenmn
Macparthur
Seventh Infantry Division
Mth
25Th Infantry
J. Lineon Catlins
Army
Inapan
Okinawa
Ryukyu Cain
Philippines
Far East
Hawa
Congress
Trueman
Accions
Rep
Eaton
R-Nut
Amin
Wherry
Nebraska
Noor
Mac— Arthur
Johnson
White Horse
Koen
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Roy Aikens
Auta
Butler
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