North Korean Battalion Attacks Heartbreak Ridge Front
North Korean forces attacked along a half mile front in Heartbreak Ridge sector Eastern Korea but failed to penetrate UN lines. Allied reports said over 750 Reds struck eastern slope and three other points amid heavy shelling as Far East Air Force flew 315 sorties. Eighth Army tallies Communist losses last week reached about 1,536 dead and 1,430 wounded with 33 captured.
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Seoul
Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
U.N
U. N
Far East Air Force
Eighth Army
Williams Approved As Judge
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee approved President Truman's nomination of Ashton H. Williams of Lake City South Carolina to be U S judge for the Eastern District of South Carolina The full committee was expected to act later Williams would replace Judge J Waites Waring who opened voting to Negroes in the Democratic primary in South Carolina Waring has retired Senators Maybank and Johnston attended but did not testify McCarran noted they supported Williams and said the American Bar Association had withdrawn its opposition to confirmation
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Ashton H. Williams
Lake City
S. C
U. S
South Carolina
Sen
McCarran
D-Nev
Williams
J. Waites Waring
Waring
Maybank
Johnston
American Bar Association
Outstanding Music Patron Dies
New York 81 year old Harry Hark ness Flagler, a leading music patron, died from a heart attack. He led the Symphony Society of New York and the Philharmonic Symphony Society and helped sustain the New York Philharmonic during hard times. His father, Henry M. Flagler, aided Standard Oil and Florida development.
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New York
Harry Harkness Flagler
Flagler
Symphony Society of
Philharmonic Symphony Society
New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Henry M. Flagler
John D. Rockfeller Sr
Standard Oil Co
Florida
Dewey Warns Houston On Campaign Overconfidence
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York warns in Houston that overconfidence in the presidential campaign could be a catastrophe. He notes his past losses in 1944 and 1948 as context for the caution.
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Dewey
Houston
Tex
Thamas. E. Dewey
New York
Kremlin Shifts Strategy Amid Western Setbacks
Western Europe shows Communist rethinking as Paris and Rome publish confessions of past errors. The new line favors gentler tactics, popular fronts, and infiltration of non red groups while avoiding general strikes and militant demonstrations.
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Homer Jenks
United Press
Moscow
Kremlin
Europe
West
Korea
Communist Party
France
Italy
Paris
Rome
L'Humanite
Matthew B. Ridgway
Control of Diet Key to Preventing New Kidney Stones
Dr Jordan explains kidney stones are not hereditary and are crystals forming in the kidney. Pain arises as stones move toward the bladder, with treatment focusing on immediate relief, stone location via X rays, possible surgery, and dietary management plus vitamin therapy to prevent recurrence.
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Edwen P. Jordan
M. D
NEA
NEA Targets Indecent Literature For Schools
Detroit delegates at the 90th NEA convention approved a resolution to alert against pornographic material sold to school children. Ruth Snyder of the Los Angeles High School Teachers Association warned that objectionable material was shipped by truck to centers for distribution due to not meeting U S postal standards.
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Detroit
National Education Association
NEA
Ruth Snyder
Los Angeles High School Teachers Association
Housewives Lose First Round
Dallas Texas United Press report on Carolyn Abney leader of the Marshall rebellion against extending the Social Security Act to domestic servants. Judge William H Atwell ruled the government could seize 12 57 from Abneys bank for refusing to pay the housekeepers tax. Abney vows to take the case to the Supreme Court claiming the law harms the American home and freedoms.
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Dallas
Tex
William H. Atwell
Carolyn Abney
Supreme Court
Abney
Marshall
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Atwell
Export Ban Extended to More Items to Communist China
Singapore government expands list of export restricted items for China including electrocardiographs photo plan printing machines cresylic acid and related compounds engineers cutting and forming tools hacksaw blades and metalworking accessories. Export to Hong Kong requires certificates from Singapore authorities proving necessity for the colony.
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Singapore
China
Hong Kong
Four Rotary Governors Take Office
Four North Carolina Rotary district governors began their terms after election at the Mexico City convention. They are George D. Colclough of Burlington District 278 Stanley Woodland of Morehead City District 279 John P. Lucas Jr. of Charlotte District 280 and E W Freeze Jr. of Randleman District 281 Colclough leads the Burlington Chamber of Commerce and Southeastern Institute for Chamber of Commerce Executives Woodland heads the Beaufort and Morehead Railroad Co and the Ready Mixed Concrete Association Lucas heads Duke Power public relations and serves on U S Chamber of Commerce committees Freeze chairs the Randolph County Tuberculosis and Health Association and is a former Randleman Rotary president.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Rotary International
Rotary
Mexico City
George D. Colclough
Burlington
Stanley Woodland
Morehead City
John P. Lucas Jr
E. W. Freeze Jr
Randleman
Colclough
Woodland
Beaufort and Morehead Railroad Co
State Ready Mixed Concrete Association
Lucas
Duke Power Co
Charlotte
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Planning Association
Freeze
Randolph County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Randleman Rotary Club
Drive Carefully Over July Fourth Weekend Plea
Raleigh officials of the State Motor Vehicles Department urged Tar Heel motorists to drive carefully during the July 4 holiday weekend as 60 946 more vehicles share the highways this year. Highway Patrol Col James R Smith cautioned pedestrians to stay off the road at night and noted patrols would be on round the clock duty.
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Raleigh
State Motor Vehicles Department
H. D. Jones
James R. Smith
Highway Patrol
Maureen O Hara Heads for Reno to Seek Divorce
Dublin born screen actress Maureen O Hara travels to Nevada to establish residence for a six week period before filing for divorce from producer director Will Price. Attorney Lloyd Wright says she will seek custody of their eight year old daughter Bronwyn. They wed in 1942 and she has one prior marriage.
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Hollywood
Maureen O'Hara
Nevada
Will Price
Lloyd Wright
Reno
Miss O'Hara
Price
Bronwyn
Board to Announce Manley Decision
Greensboro voters heard that Guilford County Elections Board will decide July 10 if W A Manley, defeated constable candidate, is fit to hold office. Manley faced charges he cannot read or write and that a 1918 race riot remark affected his citizenship. He argued to proceed with the hearing and prove the charges.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Elections Board
W.A. Manley
Manley
Thomas Turner
L.R. Russell
Colored Democratic Committee
Forsyth County
Nude intruder disrupts church service in Meaux
A nude farm worker entered a church in Meaux drawing an angry crowd and police. He was restrained and taken to a hospital for mental evaluations. The report also notes famous polar explorers associated with Spitsbergen.
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Meaux
France
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Jack Chancellor
WMFR
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