Cloak And Dagger Case May Be Tried With Defendant Absent
Italian court says two Italians and two Americans will face trial in absentia for the killing of Maj. William V. Holohan. The case ties to a secret OSS mission behind enemy lines. Defense statements deny involvement and question document authenticity while authorities indicate essential facts are present.
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Nagherin
Italy
Aroldo
Borghese
Igned ‘Ee Te Peanionr
Aldo
Ike) lIeardi
Preakness
Holohan
Verbania
Econ Ae
William V. Holohan
Defense Department
Diescardo
Carlo LaDolce
LaDolce
Aerhap
Perroron
Bred Einot
LoDolee
War ‘Department
OSS
Clayton
Teardi
Heardi
New Policy Lets Wage Ceilings Flex Under Temporary Rule
Washington reports a temporary policy allowing wage increases to offset living costs. Employers may raise wages up to 11 percent over January 1950 levels, with workers able to bargain for raises but not guaranteed. The National Wage Stabilization Board will approve adjustments until March 1, 1952 as inflation fluctuates.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Senate Moves To End War Status And Target Russia
Senate leaders push three anti Soviet measures to end war with Germany and bar Czechoslovakia trade until William N Oatis is freed. The package would allow Truman to cut aid to nations shipping strategic goods to Soviet satellites and pressure Czechoslovakia.
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Senate
Ogy
Russia
United States
Germany
U.S
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
House
Ee m Reott
Czecho
State Department
Truman
Mr. Truman
Ava Gardner Awaits Sinatra Reunion at Lake Tahoe
Ava Gardner travels to Lake Tahoe where Frank Sinatra is performing as he plans a Reno divorce and Nevada residency aims. Henry Sanicola says she is staying with friends and a news conference may be held at the Riverside Hotel with Sinatra. Sinatra heads to Las Vegas for September shows at the Desert Inn. Rita Hayworth plans divorce from Prince Aly Khan and seeks child support through court after granting up to 150000 dollars requested by her.
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Reno
Nev
Ava Gardner
Lake Tahoe
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Henry Sanicola
Miss Gardner
Lake Resort
Sanicola
Riverside Hotel
Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Nevada
Nancy
Gardner
Paris
Rita Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Yasmin
Bartley Crum
Miss Hayworth
Crum
Aly
Charles Torem
Rita
Senate Crime Probers Wind Up Hearings
The Senate Crime Committee has begun drafting its final report and plans to exit procedures by September 1 after 15 months of nationwide crime investigations. Chairman Herbert R. O Conor noted extensions and new legislation drafts as witness Charles E. Nelson appeared, with perjury recommendations tied to Nelson’s testimony.
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Senate
O'Conor
Charles E. Nelson
Brees Mert
Sen
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Maryland
Nelson
Allies Open New Offensive Under Heavy Artillery Cover
United Nations troops attacked Communist positions along a 25 mile front under heavy artillery with aerial clashes erupting over northwest Korea. MiG-15s and Sabre jets fought twice as Allied shelling pounded positions near Huachon Reservoir while ground forces advanced amid poor weather. Lt. Charles F. Loyd and Lt. Buford A. Hammond were credited with enemy aircraft damage during the air battles.
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Richard Applegate
Korea
United Nations
Charles F. Loyd
Marion Ky
Yalu River
Neeaet
Munists
Sonchon
Manchurian
Manchuria
Buford A. Hammond
Middlesboro
Paul W. Bryce
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Hammond
Four-man subcommittee pushes toward Korean armistice details
At Kaesong the armistice subcommittee reviewed map specifics as Vice Admiral Joy urged continued UN military readiness until a final settlement. The session ran three hours with optimism rising over progress despite tough disputes on cease fire lines and buffer zones near the 38th Parallel.
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Korea
Adm. C. Turner Joy
United Nations
U.N
Laurence C. Craigie
Far East Air Forces
Arleigh A. Burke
Numson 66
Nenumnen Perentieŭ & Coe
U.ns
Tibor Merai
Organ
Pyong
E‘kimea
Governor Warns Klan To Leave Masks Home
Governor Kerr Scott backs arrest threats against anyone wearing a mask at a rally near Whiteville North Carolina. He pledges extra state troopers and FBI help to enforce anti masking laws as Klan leaders promise full regalia. Local officials mobilize deputies amid strong public opposition and editorials decry masked gatherings.
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Whiteville
N.C
Kerr Scott
Ku Klux Klan
Scott
Clifton L. Moore
Bureau of Investigation
North Carolina
Thomas Hamilton
Leesville
S.C
Moore
Iran Sees No Monopoly as Oil Talks Drift
Premier Fatemi says Iran will not accept Britain’s 50-50 market split or allow any country sole sale rights. British envoy Stokes threatens to pull 150 oil experts unless a rapid settlement is reached as Iran maintains ownership and calls for a joint venture without a monopoly.
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Tehran
Hussein Fatermi
Iran
Britain
Fatemi
Richard Stokes
Stokes
Ranian
Scott Won’t Call Special Session On Teacher Raises
In Raleigh Governor Kerr Scott said he will not call a special General Assembly session before 1953 to approve teacher salary raises. The State Federation of Labor urged Scott to act, but the last assembly failed to boost salaries though it granted temporary increases in 1949.
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Raleigh
Kerr Scott
Scott
General Assembly
State Federation of Labor
Assembly
Perman
Fire blamed on sparrow in farm barn blaze
Wil lard Moses of Eau Claire Wisconsin said a barn fire caused several thousand dollars damage and began in the rafters where birds were nesting. He theorized a sparrow carried a lit cigarette into the rafters.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Willard Moses
Hunting Season Seeks Wild Boar Dogs in October
Raleigh area wild boar dog hunts set for five days starting in October at Boone and Mt. Haitchall wildlife areas. Limited to two percent of groups per party with a $50 fee for residents and $100 for nonresidents. One per hunter limit on bears.
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Raleigh
Boone
Mt. Haitchall
Rangers Enter Skirmish On Maneuvers In North Carolina
Two fighting parachuted units joined a skirmish during maneuvers in North Carolina as Brig. Gen. Henry Lee’s force engaged Aggressors. The action included air strikes destroying many enemy units, with several soldiers injured but no confirmed deaths.
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N. C
Henry Lee
National Guard
43Rd
A. H. ‘Ood
Montclair
Gaddys Mountain
Lawton Col
Cracks in line blur a town landmark fate
A fragmented local notice outlines the uncertain status of a famed landmark nicknamed home, with mentions of community names and place, and a question about its future amid structural concerns.
Large Cut In Foreign Aid Seen In Congress Action
Congress may slash the foreign aid bill from the President's 8.5 billion proposal after the House trimmed 351 million from the measure. Only one counter move by Rep. B Carroll Reece reversed most admin gains, while the Senate faces a likely compromise figure that the House will accept.
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House
Truman
Foreign Affairs Committee
B. Carroll Reece
Rtenn
GOP
Reece
Lee
Weather Summary Missing Data
The fragmentary text notes a weather report with a high around 87 and unclear precipitation details. It also mentions today and potential seasonality but lacks complete context or location.
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