Admiral Joy Attacks Communists as Final U.N. Chief OKs Relieving
Admiral C. Turner Joy, in his last U.N. truce delegation role, denounced Communist negotiators as out and out liars amid debates over war pacts. He announced plans to leave the Far East command to lead the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis on June 9, with Maj. Gen. Harrison and Vice Admiral Briscoe set to assume duties. Joy requested relief if the Communists rejected the final peace offer within two weeks, signaling a shift toward home duties and a handover of the truce mission to his successors.
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Mark W. Clark
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Ellis
Paratroopers Guard Kose Prison Camp
Island Korea is staging a major show of force by paratroops of the 187th Airborne Division at Kose Prison Camp. Brig Gen Haydon L Boamer vows full Geneva Convention compliance once prisoners grasp the new guards. Barbed wire and patrols enclose each compound as observers consider possible prisoner demands.
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Korea
Otnreel Peisoners
Wali
Geo Hatte
North Korea
Haydon L. Boamer
Francis T. Dori
Hollywood Cops Probe Blast In Extortion Plot
Detectives plan to question about 15 people after a blast injured George Gwen Yoho 25 who says dynamite was used when he refused to join an extortion scheme involving actresses Doris Day and Ruth Aman. Investigators say they will pursue the Flory matter and talk with Uneau within three days, while the women are only loosely connected.
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George Gwen Yoho
Doris Day
Ruthaman
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Uneau
Higher Whiskey Tax Backfires as Revenue Drops
The government’s whisky tax hike fails to raise funds, driving drinkers to beer wine or bootlegged spirits. Officials expected a revenue rise from $1.883 billion to $1.746 billion. current data show a $137 million shortfall and further slippage in whisky consumption.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Woman Sails 24-Foot Sloop to Cross Atlantic Alone
Plymouth England woman Ann Davison sails a 24 foot sloop solo from the English channel toward Madeira and Antigua aiming to become the first woman to cross the Atlantic alone. The 38 year old widow carries extra water bottles cosmetics and perfume to lift morale while her voyage continues toward Cape Finisterre and eventual Florida.
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Madeira
Cape Finisterre
Oil Tanker and Freighter Collide Near San Pedro
The Nich field oil tanker David E. Das and the East Lines freighter Per East collided about 40 miles north of the San Pedro breakwater in heavy fog. Both ships reached Long Beach Harbor under their own power with no injuries reported. A fire aboard the tanker was put out by crew under Skipper Lester Martin.
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Nichfield
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Marine Wier
San Pedro
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Per East Lines
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Coast Rd
Deadlock at Democratic Party Convention Looms
Washington reports a looming deadlock at the Democratic convention as Sen. A. S. Mike Monroney suggests compromise looks unlikely. Rayburn backers push for a campaign, ADA declines to endorse a candidate, and Southern Democrats vow no retreat on civil rights amid a fluid candidate field. Eisenhower leads Oregon primary with 23,224 votes to Warren’s 41,822, while Taft trails. Additional notes touch on fashion advice and the Pick-Sloan Missouri basin plan.
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Washington Line
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Harold A. Patton A ‘Ariz
House Democrats
Armaticana For Democratic Action
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Richard B. Hassell
D-Ga
Truman
Allery J. Ellander
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United Press
Oregon
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Earl Warren
California
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Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Rally for Bruce Michael in Newark district rally
Supporters of Bruce Michael of Warm Springs announce four public rallies tonight at the Knotty Pine Hall in Newark. Michael is a candidate for the Alameda County Board of Supervisors District One. Public attendees urged to attend to show support.
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Bruce Michael
Warm Springs
Alameda County Board of Suprovisors
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Pmnt
Bay Area incomes hit new high in 1950
Bay Area counties posted record total income in 1950 surpassing 5.0 billion dollars with per capita payments averaging 1934. San Francisco led gains rising from 80.0 million in 1940 to over 2.1 billion in 1950. Contra Costa saw fastest growth at 368 percent over the decade. Other counties posted double and triple digit increases.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Bay
May Fellowship Meeting Change for Hayward Council
The May Fellowship meeting of the Hayward Council of Church Women moves to 2 p.m. tomorrow at Eden Congregational Church, correcting an earlier Wednesday report. In Tremont Illinois a family, the Vancil Stones and seven children, lost their home to a fire but neighbors raised funds to build a six room house and furnish it.
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Hayward Council of Churchwomen
Morrow
Eden Congregational Churth
Tremont
Illin
Vancil
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