World War II Roundup From Washington And Tokyo News
Air Force communique cites bad weather delaying full scale raid on North Korea’s Wonsan industrial city. One B-29 abandoned at sea near Japan. six crew rescued. MacArthur waves United Nations banner and pledges to uphold the noble ideal. Walker says Korea battle result is victory certain. Florida witness in Senate probe cites lax enforcement and possible political ties. Three men missing and one dead in Arizona B-50 crash. Harry Gold to plead guilty in Philadelphia espionage case. Nehru opens mediation option in Korea. Indian embassy notes possible developments. Typhoon hits southeastern Formosa shore as Pacific travel continues. President liner Wilson remains associated with East Asia travel.
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Air Force
North Korea
Wonsan
Sea of Japan
British envoy in Moscow holds talks on Korean war end
Sir David Kelly, British Ambassador to Moscow, confers with Soviet officials on a possible end to the Korean War. Britain maintains daily consultation with the United States, France, and the Commonwealth on progress of negotiations.
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Moscow
Sir David Kelly
Britain
U. S
France
Commonwealth
David
U S Units Embark For War Duty From San Francisco
United States military transports sail with five hundred paying passengers from San Francisco today. Reports from Istanbul note Americans in Turkey received a readiness pamphlet from the American consul assuring no immediate danger and urging evacuation plans including medicines, food, and clothing. In Tokyo two American Army sergeants are jailed for a $59,000 government property swindle. a dozen Japanese linked to the case receive lighter penalties. Paris reports the death of Vice Admiral Robert Battet at 57 after a brief illness. Rita Hayworth denies pregnancy rumors while yacht cruising off the Italian coast. There are three Latter-Day Saints churches in Britain and the U S records about 140 tornadoes annually. The word classic derives from Latin meaning first class.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Tokyo
U. S
Japan
Local C A P Attends Event At Philippi
Members of the Grafton Civil Air Patrol attended a weiner roast with the Philippi CAP flight at the Philippi airport. Activities included flying swimming communications and television as plans were announced for joint summer activities and a possible loan of an Air Force plane to enhance flying opportunities. The CAP program welcomes all ages and genders with cadets 15 to 18 and seniors over 18. contact Lt. William K. Young at 1681 M.
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Grafton
Civil Air Patrol
Philippi
CAP
William K. Young
Air Force
Youn
Woman pays weekly to keep ex fiancé jailed
Mary Jane Lasky 21 a telephone operator in Detroit says she will continue paying 25 weekly to keep ex fiancé William Kennedy 22 behind bars for not paying an $830 judgment. The case stems from money borrowed for a car vacation and an engagement ring. She claims he pawned the ring after taking it to be cleaned.
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Mary Jane Lasky
Detroit
William Kenenedy
Accuracy Asked In Reporting Of Social Security Data
Handley of the Clarksburg Social Security Office urged employers to copy employee names and Social Security numbers from the Social Security Card to ensure complete accounts with the SSA. The notice warns errors in tax reports and incomplete employee records can cause wasted time and money. Employers must report for all workers under the Social Security Act to the Internal Revenue Service quarterly. details available from the Clarksburg SSA field office.
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Clarksburg
Social Security Administration
Handley
Internal Revenue
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The
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Stations continue with needed technical personnel
The report notes ongoing demand for mechanics, tank crew, and anti aircraft technicians, cryptographic operators, and earthmoving machine operators to support operations.
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Kuns
Washington Monument Turbulent History to Completion
Washington National Monument faced long delays due to intolerance wars and funds before its 1888 opening. Initiated by the Washington National Monument Society led by George Watterston, its progress stalled by foreign gifts, anti foreign agitation, thefts, and Civil War disruptions before President Grant finally approved completion in 1876 and construction resumed.
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