United Nations Advances In Korea Amid Front Line Skirmishes
UN forces pushed several hundred yards into Communist positions around Yanggu as talks continued. US planes downed a fifth MiG-15 in four days while Red patrols pressed near the iron triangle and Sinanju airport faced bomber strikes. Meanwhile fights raged east central and along the front with several assaults repulsed.
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Warren P. Franklin
Korea
United Nations
Yanggu
United States
North A
U.N
U. N
Iron Triangle
Gus W. Opfer
Sinanju
Kumsong
M. Havelock
Congress Battles Over Controls Rage
Administration backers push for stronger economic controls in the House as key votes strike down two amendments. Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson warns of inflation shocks and urges public pressure for strict controls to prevent a Soviet victory. House may adjourn to next week as wage and price controls face limits pending inflation actions by the Federal Reserve.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
Administration
House
Charles E. Wilson
Abraham J. Multer
Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
Defense
Congress
Stalin
Senate
UN bars Allied Dress press from Kaesong truce talks
United Nations reversed an earlier decision and barred Allied press from the second day of the Kaesong truce conference. Brig. Gen. Frank Allen said Western press could be allowed only if everything is on track and safeguarded, with no guarantee for Communist press access.
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Pface
Korea
United Nations Hich Command
Kaesong
Frank Allen
Matthew B. Ridgway
U.N. Supremeer
Allen
Ridgway
Free World Press
Stock Market Trading Slow On Dull Day
New York stocks traded slowly as investors awaited developments from Korea and Iran. Volume reached under one million shares at mid session, the smallest since October 3, 1949, with prices largely unchanged and many issues at prior levels. Gulf Oil moved 4,800 shares to 93 1 2, American Cyanamid touched 110 1 2 then 108 1 2, Firestone Tire down to 97 3 8, with autos, steels, oils, and rails showing minor changes.
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New York
Korea
Iran
Stock Exchange
Firestone Tire
Rails
Centennial Parade Opens Weeklong Birthday Fest
Huge crowds gather for Albion High Point Centennial parade marking 100th birthday. The procession moves from Church and Elm to Albion Millis Stadium with dignitaries, PTAs, Scouts and floats including a Negro Centennial queen. The pageant stars Miss Culler and Miss Gripper as guests crown and lead the event.
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Aig Culler
Church
Elm
Badaene
Pasha
Amos Kearns
Point Centennial, Sur
Trading Volume Lags as Furniture Market Enters Second Day
The Southern Furniture and Bug ss Show enters its second day with about 2 100 registrations by noon, roughly 900 more than opening day. Dealers report languid buying but expect improvement, while exhibitors showcase more new furniture and prices below recent years, aided by a shift toward value and lighter hues.
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Joe Leslie
Southern Furniture and Bug
Sweenene
Jatioones
Snyder Sees Big Deficit For Year
Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder warned of a possible 1.2 billion dollar federal deficit this year even with proposed tax increases. He cited lagging revenue and defense spending, noting cuts may be needed as Congress debates tax policy and the administration projects 68.4 billion in spending.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Ches Meg Truman
Ness
Senate
Snyder
Congress
Joy Says Progress Made Toward Truce in Korea Talks
United Nations officers led by Vice Adm. C Turney Joy report progress toward a cease fire after four hour discussions with Communist generals at Kaesong They insist on a purely military armistice as the basis for peace while the Reds may demand U N troop evacuation The talks were described open with no smiles or handshakes under guard by Chinese communist troops
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Imjin River
Korea
United Nations
U.N
Adm. C. Turney Joy
Kaesong
Broadea Ithe
Central News Agency
U.N. Teas
House Group Cuts State Department Funds Amid Debate
The House Appropriations Committee added a provision to cut Acheson’s salary and cut State Department funding in the omnibus bill. The panel boosted Justice Department and FBI funds while trimming Voice of America and certain State programs, citing national security and freedom efforts.
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Washington
House
Trons
Acheson
State Department
Justice Department
Commerce Department
FBI
State
Commerce
Co Erce
Department of State
Kremlin
Voice of America
Department
Post-Truce Let-Down Feared in U S Korea Talks
Washington reports senators voiced alarm that a Korea truce might mask a Soviet plan to ease U S rearmament. President Truman and Marshall warned against preparedness cuts as Congress debates defense readiness. Senators Duff Connally Russell Johnson raised concerns about Soviet leverage and Japan peace terms amid cease-fire negotiations.
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Washington
Kaesong
Truman
Defense
George C. Marshall
Congress
James H. Duff
United States
Korea
Duff
Russia
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Ans
America
Tom Connally
Richard B. Banne
Armed Services
Connally
Russell
Crackles on Marriage Life Jokes Across Spheres
A light take on how people react to married life ranges from playful banter to jokes about routines and companionship. The tone captures common attitudes and social humor centered on matrimony.
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