U S Jets Strike Blow At Communist Supply Movement
U S warplanes hit Communist convoys moving men and supplies from Manchuria toward the front as light patrols and a looming cease fire marked the day. Fifth Air Force night raiders damaged at least 100 enemy vehicles along a 95 mile front, hit three airfields, and supported UN forces near Chorwon Kumhwa and Pyongyang amid heightened fighting. Northwest on Inje Yanggu and Kumhwa fronts enemy probing attacks faded after two hours.
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Warren P. Franklin
Korea
U. S
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
United Nations
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
U.N
Inje
Yanggu
8Th Army
Yonchon
Hwachon
Kansong
Wonsan
U.S. Navy
Soceties
House May Back Down Slightly In Control Fight
Washington The House works toward easing control measures as administration tries to secure support. Cooley notes a four year profit basis similar to World War II OPA law, with a first beef rollback and price leveling while denying motives to cushion farmers. The move aims to win nonfarm votes though a flat rollback ban remains possible.
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Cooley
Gold to Quit Prisons Post As City Manager
Winston-Salem state prisons director John Gold will resign to become city manager of Winston-Salem at 13000 dollars per year. The eight aldermen pledged support and assured non political governance if the city adopts the manager form. Gold cited greater opportunity and will assume the post in August after Governor Kerr Scott’s term.
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Winston-Salem
John Gold
Gold
City Co
E. Perkins
Kerr Scott
Baseball Journey Begins Tomorrow in The Enterprise
The Enterprise will launch an exclusive series by Arthur Mann titled Baseball Journey. The 60 000 word manuscript, edited locally, reveals back stage clashes among Leo Durocher Happy Chandler Larry McPhail and Branch Rickey and why Durocher faced a year ban in 1948. Mann, then Dodgers vice president, presents an authentic account of baseball’s controversial figures in their tumultuous hours. The material has not appeared in any newspaper before.
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Enterprise Sports Section
Arthur Mann
Leo Durocher
Happy Chandler
Larry McPhail
Rickey
Durocher
Mann
Dodgers
Russia ready to invade Iran says ABC correspondent
ABC radio correspondent Ray Brock reports from Ankara that Russia is preparing for an invasion of Iran with border probes by Red Army units and possible Iranian Communist cooperation. An unnamed U S Army observer cites aid to the Tudeh party under a Russo Iranian treaty. Iran moves to seize Anglo Iranian Oil Co assets after clashes over Hague Court ruling. Protesters shout death to imperialism. Court says it has no jurisdiction over Iran British oil dispute. Premier Mossadegh denounces the court decision as invalid and rejects its authority.
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American Broadcasting Company
Russia
Iran
Ray Brock
Ankara
Turkey
Brock
U. S. Army
Tehran
Red Army
Ilans
Tudeh Party
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
International Court
Hague
Blast Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tran
Cain Aims to Blast State Department Policy
The Service-Foreign Relations Committee report on Cain’s push for tougher action, including bombings in Manchuria, criticizes U S postwar China policy and President Truman's firing of MacArthur. Cain circulated a rival document arguing no military justification for MacArthur and urging continued bombardment of Communist targets despite UN allies’ opposition.
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MacArthur
Aten Gram
Eae
Manchuria
Truman
China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Asarale
Bashin
I’ Manchurian
America
United Nations
Peace Parleys Set To Begin In Korean War Cease Fire Talks
UN negotiators move from an advance camp in Kaesong to meet Communist delegates believed to be there. Talks aim to halt fighting before an expected noon start, with potential zones and troop positions frozen along the 38th parallel until a peace conference.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Ensus
Pyongyang
Karon
Frank A. Allen
Supreme U.N
Matthew B. Ridgway
the .N
U. S
Megan money talk remark echoes in silence
Excerpt appears as a fragment noting a maxim about wealth with an attributed author initials M.L and no clear event or context.
Enlistment Extension Ordered by Truman
President Truman ordered a one year extension for 300000 to 400000 service members due to discharge from tomorrow to July 1. The rule excludes draftees but includes enlisted reserves. reserve officers are unaffected and those who served a year in World War II may inactive duty after 17 months since Korea begun.
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Washington
Truman
Fifth tire restored for new cars under NPA order
The National Production Authority announced that the spare tire will be placed back in the trunk of new passenger cars. The ban on the fifth tire will be lifted once the required orders are drafted, likely next week.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Estimates put school costs at eighty million dollars
In Avery and nearby counties residents heard estimates of eighty million dollars for a school equalization bond issue. The speaker urged legislative action if needed and noted court actions over school cases. Contracts totaling 1.625 million were awarded while some large bids were rejected for cost concerns.
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Avery
South Carolina
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Supreme Court
Scott
Haw River
Sore
Gambling queen Hill's home seized on tax lien in Spokane protest
Spokane report says revenue officials placed a $35 000 lien on the home of gambling queen Miss Hill amid investigations into her underworld activities. Hill, alternating between defiance and threats, boasted of shooting reporters while traveling to San Francisco El Paso and Seattle. She claimed to be seeking privacy as authorities questioned possible links to Denver hoodlums.
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Wash
Fogerquist
Kane Revenue Office
Severy City
Miss Hill
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el Paso
Missye
Battler
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el Paso Herald-Post
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Wait Finley
Finley
Mexico
Larry Stone
Denver
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Santiago
Chile
Senate
New York
Bugsy
Siegel
California
Housewife Confesses To Spying For The FBI
Mary S. Markward, a 29 year old Virginia housewife, reveals seven years of spying for the FBI. She describes testifying before the House Un American Activities subcommittee and discusses the personal impact of her undercover work.
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Charlotte G. Moulton
Mary S. Markward
FBI
Markward
Brook
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Christine
House un-American Activities Subcommittee
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House Committee
Ward
Reds
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