Adm Joy Ready For Talks At Armistice Conference
The High Point Enterprise reports on preliminary armistice talks between Allied and Communist teams in Korea. Col. Andrew J Kinney called the meeting a 100 percent success, noting military courtesy and some disagreements clarified. U S Senators Cain and Kerry offered opposing views on a peace settlement at the 38th Parallel amid ongoing official studies of Russian moves in Iran and Yugoslavia. UN circles in New York showed cautious optimism as Warren R Austin urged restraint and firmness in expectations.
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U.N
Andrew J
Kinney
Air Force
Atlanta
Washington
State Department
Iran
Yugoslavia
Korea
Congress
Sens
Harry P. Cain
Robert
Kerry D' Oklai
Cain
United Nations
Kerry
North
South Korea
New York
Warren R. Austin
United States
NATO Forces To Get New Air Wing
Washington dispatch says the 433rd Troop Carrier Wing, with 45 to 48 C-119 planes able to carry up to 1,000 soldiers, will join Atlantic Pact forces. Commanded by Col. Harry Hopp, the unit trains at Donaldson AFB. depart date and stationing are not announced. Observers weigh a broader shift of U S air power to Eisenhower's army as the service plans a larger postwar force.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Europe
433Rd
Air Reserve
Ohio
Harry Hopp
Kent
Thomas K. Finletter
Donaldson Air Force Base
Greenville
S.C
Air Force
Eisenhower
Finletter
U. S
Inow
Reds Attack In Center In Korea Front Report
Describes ongoing Korean War fighting as UN and allied forces press a limited offensive south of Kum Song and near Yonchon. Reports progress, retreats, and counterattacks across eastern and western sectors amid cease-fire talks. Also notes a record hailstone in Potter Nebraska from July 6, 1928.
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Manchuria
U.N
Kumsong
Yangeu
Hurn- Song
Korangpo
Yonchon
Kumhwa
Potter
Nebr
New York Stock List and Energy Study Remain Focus
New York stocks show mixed activity with Admirals, General Electric, Ford, and others trading at varied levels as the market closes near 1 p.m. A separate note reports that workers in noisy environments expend up to 19 percent more energy, with additional gains of four to 12 percent in quiet areas, per tests.
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Alaska
Juneau
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Allis Chalmers
American Power & Lt
American Rad & St
American Smelt & Ref
American Tel & Tel
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Armour & Co
Sesecisecaee
Atchison, Top & SF
Atlantic Coast Line
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Atlas Powder
Avco Manufacturing
Baldwin - Lima
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Company
Icceeensee
Borg Warner
Ererecense Oly Briggs Manufacturing
J Budd Company
Burlington Mills
Burroughs
Calumet & Hector
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Sos
Carolina Power & Lt
Gosett Os Eds Ecks de Techs
Champion Paper & File
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca Cola
Columbia Gas & Electe Commercial Credit
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated Vultee
Continental Can
Continental Motor
Continental Oil
Curtis Wright
Electric Auto
Emerson R & P
Firestone Rubber Freeport
Remington Rand
Republic Steel
Seegeese Stm
Reynolds Tob B
Seaboard Airline RR
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
General Electric Southern Railway
Vronese Boke
General Foods
General Motors
Gillette Razor
Ereeeenee BT
Glidden
Goodrich Rubber
Goodyear Rubber
Graham Paige
Great Northern Ru
Hudson Motor
Hupp Corporation
Mingis Central
International Harvest Int Nickel Can
Hint Tel & Tel
Kennecott Copper
Kroger Company
Libby Gwen Ford
Liggett & Myers
Escence
Northern Pacific
Oris Elevator
Pacific Gas & Elec
iPackard Motor
Paramount Pictures
BR Femane
Penney J C Co
Penn
Dix
Pennsylvania RR
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Cesses
tPhilco Corporation
Phillips Petroleum
Pittsburgh Ser & B
Keith Orphewn
Sperry Corp
Zoe ‘Standard Brands
Standard Oil Calif
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Stewart Warner
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Company
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Tex Gulf Products
Texas Gulf
Texiron Corporation
Timken Detox
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Wees Ants Vanadium Corporation
Vick Chemical
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Zenith Radio
Iquiet
Clearing Wreckage From El Capitan Crash Near Utica
Railroad men cleared wreckage today of the Santa Fe streamliner El Capitan which jumped its tracks near Utica Saturday night injuring 19 persons. Ten cars derailed and overturned as the train sped from Chicago to Los Angeles. Three hundred passengers stranded were picked up by a special Santa Fe train to continue westward. Cause of the wreck has not been determined.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Los Angeles
West Coast
Caution Marks Sudden Allied Red Troop Meet Near Kaesong
United Nations and Chinese forces met by accident five miles southeast of Kaesong as a 65 man U.N. platoon on mine sweeping encountered about 200 armed Chinese troops repairing a road. Capt. Paul J. Burns and Lt. William J. Moore led the U.N. party, exchanged greetings, and withdrew after a brief, nonviolent contact.
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Korea
United Nations
U.N
Paul J. Burns
Hollandale
Wis
Wiliam J. Moore
Springfield
Iil
Burns
Moore
Newsmen May Attend Truce Talk in Korea
Gen Ridgway said press coverage of the cease-fire talks would be allowed as public interest permits. The army invited 16 correspondents and photographers to cover key negotiations at Kaesong, with emphasis on reporters from free nations. Aides noted hope for access amid wartime sensitivities and logistical hurdles.
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Korea
Iup
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Press
Frank H. Bartholomew
Ridgway
Free Nations
Army Public Information Office
Kaesong
Soviet to Seek Big Five Peace Conference on Korea
European diplomats expect Russia to press for a Big Five peace conference if Koreas cease-fire succeeds. They foresee talks including Communist China, with possible focus on German rearmament and U.S. bases, while the U.S. outfits reject Red China participation. Middle East pressure and a stronger Western defense force loom as key issues.
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Jack V. Fox
United Press
London
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Far East
China
United States
Red China
Middle East
Iran
Britain
Kremlin
Jare
Bahrein Island
Arabian
Egypt
Suez Canal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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U.S
John J. McCloy
Germany
Washington
Western
Europe
Talks spark fiery session over Kaesong coverage
A heated briefing followed by Col Andrew J. Kinney informing reporters on negotiations. USN notes claim Kaesong was not an open city but under enemy control, fueling debate. Negotiators say Communist photographers were at Sunday talks. Army photographer accompanied US negotiators, while press and newsreel crews were not present. Ridgway questions sincerity, saying performance must follow good faith. The item closes with a note on the first Catholic New Testament in English issued in Reims in 1582.
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Andrew J. Kinney
USN
Kaesong
U.S
Ridgway
Bartholomew
Meat Packers Struggle to Buy Cattle Under Price Law
Five weeks after a beef price rollback, major packers report difficulty buying cattle without breaking the law. Swift Armour and Wilson say cattle shipped to market are sold, with no major shortages at butcher shops. Smaller packers feel they can operate under the law, but big packers see high risk. Officials cite black market activity and uncertain trends, with future shipments expected to rise this summer as prices deter buyers and feeders. An OPS official notes uncertainty until Congress approves controls.
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United Press
Chicago
Swift
Armour
Wilson
Fred Hatch Jr
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Hatch
Swift & Co
Office of Price Stabilization
Congress
Truslow Dies Aboard Argentina En Route To Brazil
Francis Adams Truslow, 45, former New York Curb Exchange president, died of a heart attack aboard the Moore-McCormac liner Argentina while en route to Brazil as U.S. commissioner on the U.S. Brazil joint commission for economic development. Notice also lists a Board of Adjustments hearing for Edgar Snider, 514 N Wrenn Street, seeking a variance to rear yard requirements, set for July 12, 1951 at 4:00 p.m. in City Hall Council Chamber.
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Francis Adams Truslow
New York Curb Exchange
Argentina
Truslow
Brazil
U.S
U.s.brazil
Joint Commission For Economic Development
Board OF Adjustment
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N. Wrenn Street
Mtrice
Board of Adjustments
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City Hall
ELC
Cridlebaugh
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