Harmony Marks Kaesong Meetings Near Ceasefire Talks Progress
The article reports truce talks around Kaesong with a 10 mile neutral circle in place and no UN attacks. It notes large Red forces and limited UN activity around Kaesong and Kumhwa as weather and air strikes impact operations. It mentions MiG-15s spotted near the Yalu River and limited aerial action by F-86 Sabres.
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South Kaesong
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U.N
South Korea
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Kumhwa
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Kumsong
Yalu
U. S
McCarthy Demands Answers On State Department Suspensions
Civil Service City Review Board chair Hiram Bingham declares only the Secretary of State can suspend State Department officials. John P. Davies and Clubb were suspended amid McCarthy inquiries. The House Committee may question Whittaker Chambers regarding Clubb. The action carries no guilt implication and cases were reopened per loyalty-security board recommendations.
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Ay Aarrowsmith Ashington
Hiram Bingham
Civil Service City Review Board
Sen
Acheson
State Department i
Review Board
McCarthy
Philip Comm
John P. Davies
Clubb
Department
China Affairs Ofce
House Un-American Activities Committee
Wood
D-Ga
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Oliver Edmond Chubb
Velde
Bill
Chubb
Manings
Bingham
Jessup
Vincent
Stock Market Rebounds Led by Shell Oil Rally
The stock market rose after an early dip with Shell Oil driving strength in oil shares and helping erase initial declines. Trading reached 530000 shares by noon, up 30000 from yesterday, with Standards of California New Jersey and Socony-Vacuum also rising. Amerada jumped to 107 and Kennecott advanced to 7 1 4 as copper and other groups gained.
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Shell Oil
Shell
Montana
California
New Jersey
Socony-Vacuum
Amerada
Motors
Northern Pacific
Sears Roebuck
Mercantiles
Douglas Aircraft
Eatty
Bee Lee
Kennecott
Anderson Clayton
Dakota Utilities
Crankling Death of Absent Lover? Hints of Heart Restlessness
A fragmented verse queries whether absence deepens love and if longing alters ties. Read as a poetic musing on devotion, distance, and faith.
Racial Strife Erupts in Cicero Suburb Amid Riot Cast
In Cicero, five police companies were called as mobs of up to 6,000 surged to storm a building, injuring 23 and leading to 117 arrests. DoJ investigates after complaints from magistrates as White Circle League rallies for defense of Cicero against Negroes and exorted youths.
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Sonia
Cicero
White Circle League of
Mage
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Inlet Cat
Eject Communist Newsmen Over Oatis Case
Sen. O'Conor proposes excluding all Communist newsmen from the United States until AP correspondent William N. Oatis is released from prison in Czechoslovakia. He also seeks halting U S trade with Czechoslovakia while Oatis remains detained.
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O'Conor
Bill Oatis
Oatis
Moe Ae
Reds
Democrats Fight For Beef Curb
Washington reports the administration seeks to block future beef price rollbacks led by Price Stabilizer Michael DiSalle while House leaders privately oppose more cuts. Senate backed steps would extend controls but bar new rollbacks through July 31, barring past reductions. Rep Harold Cooley condemns rollbacks as illegal and immoral.
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Adminiece Republic
House
Jonnie Rye Shaw
Michael V. DiSalle
J. Percy Priest
Tenn
Senate
Harold Cattle
DiSalle
Cooley
U S Military Interest in Spain Aims at Bases
American officials discuss Spain as a potential member of a defense system and possible air and naval bases. Gen Omar Bradley noted military value while policymakers weigh British objections and Franco’s role. The London Foreign Office hinted at arrangements with Franco as Washington eyes strategic ties.
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Clement Attlee
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Mediterranean
D-Tex
Eisenhower Meets Central Command Aims for Juin Move
General Dwight D. Eisenhower held an im conference with top Allied leaders in Paris to plan Western Europe defense. The meeting considered appointing Field Marshal Juin to take over full time duties, with Allied commanders including Saunders Handy Callender and other American British French officers in attendance.
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Eisenhower
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Contine
England
Germany
Colin Callender
Briti
Negro Woman Readied for Conditional UNC Grad Admission
A Kinston Negro woman will be conditionally admitted to UNC graduate school late this week, after a trustee motion to abolish the fence against admission was presented. President Gordon Gray and trustees endorse expanding Carolina College’s sphere of work to accept Negro applicants.
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Kinston
University of North Carolina
John Clark
Franklinville
Oe Ameanney
Gordon Grayne
Carolina College
Midwestern Flood Reaches St Louis As Truman Plans Flyover
President Truman prepared to inspect flood damage by air over the Missouri River front. St Louis faced a 40 foot crest and 60 miles of riverfront danger as the city evacuated families, sandbagged plants, and awaited federal relief. The flood's bill neared $750 million with 25 million emergency funds approved in Washington.
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Near Agreement On Talk Agenda In Korean Cease Fire Talks
United Nations and Communist teams in Kaesong neared consensus on the agenda for cease-fire negotiations. After a 90 minute fifth meeting the sides showed rare candor with little dispute over items to discuss. An official said no program had been agreed and a sixth session was set for early today. A new Allied team may draft the pact led by Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
Corres
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
U.N
New Belgian Ruler Baudouin I Inherits Throne
In Brussels Baudouin I, aged twenty, swears to uphold the constitution and laws as he becomes king after Leopold III abdicated. The oath is taken in the National House of Representatives, with the new monarch in a khaki lieutenant general uniform and one decoration.
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Belgium
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United States eyes bigger armed forces in Europe
Washington signals a push to expand postwar forces in Italy Spain and West Germany after Paris talks fail. The plan faces legal and political hurdles with Italy’s treaty limits and Spanish bases amid Cold War tensions.
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United States
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Germany
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Madrid
Aseen
Russia
Graham Arrives For Pakistan Talks
United Nations mediator De Frank Graham reached Karachi for informal discussions with Pakistani officials amid rising tension over Indian troop deployments near the border. He said there is no immediate hope for a Kashmir settlement and that talks with Indian and Pakistani leaders would continue for some time.
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Pakistan
Frank Graham
United Nations
Kashmir
Graham
Liaquat Ali Khan
India
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