Washington Senator Sees Russia Concerning Korea Casualties
Collins voiced belief Russia is concerned about increasing Chinese Communist casualties in Korea and said a peace cert could be possible. he criticized MacArthur for allegedly violating policy by moving troops toward the Mancinian border while asserting U S forces in Korea and Japan are secure against attack. The Senate panel planned to question Gen Hoyt Vandenberg and other officials, with attention to possible disciplinary action over MacArthur.
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Creagh
MacArthur
Poler
Lee
Mancinian
Russia
Col| Une
U. S
Korean
Japan
al i. Ie
Margera
Senate
Ges
Hoyt G. Vandenberg
Air Forces
Alaff
Arvana
Sen. Cain
R-Wash
Indictments in ambush slaying case shock Alabama county
GUNTERSVILLE Ala AP A county grand jury indicted a youth and two farmers in the ambush killing of three people at a Boaz farm. The murder charges followed a Friday session after a special meeting. Upton and Goble remained jailed in Etowah County while others were held or released in connection with the midnight assault.
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Guntersville, Ale
Moerepalt County
Ware
Jimmy Kilemee
Venant
Upton
Fred Goble
Ripatrick
Aubrey Klothios
Farmer
Boaz
Etowah
Gadsden
Jimny Eee
Qued Warn
Maryhall
E. Mats Bevles
Dtd
Bren
Mpelica
Chet Sins Ee
Juanes Loy
Core
Kil Detcia
Kilpalhel
Sheriff's Office
Allied Heavy Artillery And Air Units Hit Foe
Allied artillery and air power push Chinese forces toward North Korea as front reports say over 60,000 Reds flee south of the 38th Parallel while 2,000 are trapped near Chunchon. UN troops pursue along a widening front from the Yellow Sea to the Sea of Japan amid heavy weather and relentless bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Huth
Tokyo
North Korea
38Th Parallel
Jim Becker
Chunchon
Seoul
Eighth Army
United Nations
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
Hecker
Choyang River
Hwachan
Ingo
Hyon
Inje
Aled
Rede
Nate Polowetzky
Forth
Jeremy
Iwat
South Korea
Korea
Elba Prisoner Admits Slaying in Covington County Case
A man serving a two man day sentence for a drunken driving charge at Elba led officers to the decomposed body of John A. Tilt in a wooded area north of Andalusia. Sheriff M C Meredith said Desmond Miles broke down under questioning and admitted killing Tilt after abducting him in Roberta. Miles, a former Covington County resident, said he and a companion drove Tilt’s car into Alabama shortly before the slaying. Tilt, 45, had been missing since the day he disappeared with the car found wrecked in Elba. Autopsy pending. Miles will face murder charges. The investigation was supported by multiple county and state law enforcement agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Barley
Elba
Fernoon
Roberta, Ga
John A. Tilt
Andalusia
Desmond Miles
M. C. Meredith
Covington County
Miles
Hull
Hill
Roberta
Alabama
Genington County
O' Biba
Covington
Crawford County
Meredith
Auburn
H. D. Tilman
Coffee County
L. R. O'Neal
Howard Bray
Cpl. Co. D, Pasar
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
W. P. Bozeman
Johnny Baldwin
Denny Harvey Wilton
Demo Delegation Of State Reduced By Four Members
Alabama will have 23 delegates at the 1952 Democratic National Convention after losing four bonus delegates for not giving electoral votes to Truman in 1948. Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina also lost four, while several states gained or reset delegates based on 1948 results and population changes, with California gaining votes and Wisconsin Wyoming Texas Virginia and Washington gaining two each.
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Denver
Alabama
Lear
Democratic National Committee
Alabame
Fts
Truman
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Thurswond- Wright
Addice
Connecticut
Delaware
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
California
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Leach
Texas
Virginia
Washington
Police Chief Urges Safety In Traffic
Police Chief Eddie D. Kelley warned last night that summer boredom and school out traffic would raise dangers. He urged avoiding overloaded motor scooters and warned officers to watch streets leading to playgrounds. He asked drivers and hitchhikers to keep to safe sides and reduce fatalities or injuries.
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Eddie D. Kelley
Bla
Waiteh
Kelley
Margaret Truman Sails For Europe Adventure
Margaret Truman sailed to Europe yesterday aboard a liner in the swankiest suite with a chaperone and two secret earners. The President's daughter expressed excitement while avoiding crowd details and noting plans to quarantine upon return.
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New York
Margaret Truman
Europe
Eisenhower Seen as Possible Democratic Nominee
Denver AP report notes Eisenhower barely mentioned as Democrats back President Truman’s foreign policy and defense aims. Delegates and committee members discuss Truman’s likely rallying role, with Eisenhower speculated as a potential nominee amid internal party debates and possible vice presidential options.
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Jack Bell
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Gore
W. Averell Rare Faman
Europe
Chile
Chicago
Rniday
Fred Vinson
Sen
Douglas
Dill
Retauver
D-Tann
Kere
D-Okla
Dogeies
MacArthur
Kie Uy Barkiey
Kefauver
Taft
Are
Seana Fon
Perbover
World Court aid in oil wrangle plea of Britain
Britain seeks World Court arbitration over the Anglo Iranian Oil Co dispute in Tehran. Britain's note to Iran warns of possible troop intervention by Britain and Russia and mentions 4000 British paratroopers being dispatched to Cyprus. The AIOC asks the court to appoint an arbitrator under a 1903 treaty clause.
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Britain
Wy Newman
BAGUE
Netherpas
Sa8
Iran
Midmuit
Sai
Suman
Frony
Tehran
Russia
Tehred
Mohammed Mossadegh
AIOC
International Court of Jus Hoe
Tran
World Court
Deferment Exams At State Colleges Reported
In Alabama colleges about 1,700 men sat draft deferment examinations to decide draft eligibility. Alabama Polytechnic Institute led with 718 takers, University of Alabama similar, Birmingham Southern 158, Howard 108, as other state tests noted for June 9 and July 12.
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Birmingham Iaf
Alabama
Tm Schovl
Alabama Polytechnic Ingistute
University of Alaham
Birtuimgbste- Southern
Howard
Chi Reds Join Russia In Parley On Japan Peace
London report says Communist China and the Soviet Union call for a four power foreign ministers meeting in summer to draft a Japanese peace treaty. Chou En Lai notes that China and Russia hold identical views and oppose U S treaty proposals, urging FMs of the United States Britain and China to meet in July to begin treaty talks.
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London
China
Russia
Moscow Radio
Chow En Lai
Red China
N. V. Rowtebin
United States
Chou
Britain
Cairo
Potsdam
Yalta
Japan
Satdf Ue
USA
Jusia
Guided missle program enters production stage nationwide
The Navy disclosed plans for full scale production of a guided missile system intended for aircraft defense. Officials said the weapon’s guiding system, range, speed and weight were closely guarded as the program advances toward mass manufacture at a new U.S. plant.
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Dean W. Dirtmer
Washington
Navy
Naval Ordnance
Urs
Seboadsel
Comr
Weapote
Smd
Ordnance
Alrera ® Corp
Sata
Wasting the Eying Continued Rumors Of Peace Feelers
A fragmented note discusses ongoing rumors of peace feelers and related confusion. The text hints at a stalled situation, with unclear references to figures and events, leaving the core outcome and actors obscured.
Postwar Talks and Korea War Pace Shift
Fragmented report notes authorities considering steps toward peace before public release. It mentions Senate peers driving negotiations and hints at the potential penard pact following the Korean offensive's defeat and geopolitical impact.
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