Stubborn Reds Hit Allied Forces On Two Korean Fronts
UN troops faced heavy resistance as they attacked on two Korean fronts. Chinese and North Korean forces contested every jinch of the advance with stubborn delaying tactics. The Hwachon area remained fiercely contested with limited progress toward Kumhwa and continued artillery and counter attacks.
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8Th Army
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Hwachon
van Fleet
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Hwachon Reservoir
Kumhwa
Low Priced Autos Hit By Order
Detroit June 2 The government metal controls threaten scarce cheap car models as firms cut output and lay off workers. With steel aluminum and copper capped at 63 percent of last summer’s use plants may shift to lighter models, reducing production and profits while aiming to protect defense needs. GM's layoff trend echoes others as smaller cars face tighter limits.
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Truman Rails at Money Bill Amendment in Senate Fight
President Truman signed a 365 million dollar appropriation but condemned a Republican rider barring aid to any country exporting strategic goods to Russia. He urged repeal and replacement with targeted safeguards, calling the rider defective for ignoring two way trade and reliance on coercion over cooperation.
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Truman
Russia
Congress
United States
Free World
James P. Kem
R-Mo
Soviet Bloc
Soviet Union
Textile Men Meet To Study Pricing In Charlotte
Southern textile executives gather in Charlotte on Tuesday to study the new Price Stabilization order set to take effect May, with manufacturers seeking clarification on which mills are covered. James L. Rankin notes over 1,200 mills face uncertainty, and industry officials plan to offer guidance.
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Aioe
Institute
James L. Rankin
Washington
Easterner Chooses Parker North Carolina Legion Commander
Louis F. Parker 37 of Elizabeth Town was elected commander of the North Carolina American Legion department on the first ballot at Asheville. Parker defeated Ralph R. Fisher and Harvey B. Knowlen. John A. Nixon and John D. Larkin Jr. withdrew. The convention also adopted a hardline Korea policy and set dates for the 1952 Durham convention. New officers and vice commanders were named, with divisions across the state represented.
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Louis F. Parker
Elizabethtown
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
Hugh Q. Alexander
Kannapolis
Legion Auxiliary
Walter G. Craven
Charlotte
Parker
Legion
Ralph R. Fisher
Brevard
Harvey B. Knowlen
Rockingham
Fisher
Knowlen
John A. Nixon
Sanford
John D. Larkin Jr
Tar Heel Legionnaires
Pope Ae
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Korea
Cocke
Cocke" Jr
Dawson
Durham
Faust of
Spencer
Shupung Jr
Teensboro
Maxton
Alford
Elizabeth Die T
J. S. Mann
Whiteville
Gabe Holmes
James Neill
W. Victor Workman
House To Begin Probe Of Tideland Oil Rights
The House plans a one day hearing next week on tidelands oil rights with Interior Secretary Chapman and Attorney General McGrath invited. The panel favors federal control but may approve a permanent bill by Rep. Walter to grant tidelands to the states.
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Sam Rayburn
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Senate
House Judiciary
Francis E. Walter
Dpa
Interior
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J. Howard McGrath
Chapman
McGrath
Texas
Louisiana
California
Walter
Margaret Truman Welcomed Abroad in London
Margaret Truman arrived in London on the liner America for a four month European tour. She and U.S. Ambassador Walter S. Gifford appeared at Waterloo Station amid a glass shattering scare. Truman said she would not sing on tour unless invited by King George and Queen Elizabeth, and joked about operating air conditioning.
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Waterloo Railroad
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Miss Truman
Southampton
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Europe
U.S
Walter S. Gifford
Acheson Says U S Would Fight To Protect Formosa
Secretary of State Dean Acheson told the Senate committee the United States would fight to keep the Chinese Communists off Formosa and might listen to a Korea truce offer along the 38th parallel. He warned Formosa remains under threat and stressed U S commitment to prevent its fall while exploring UN backed negotiations on broader issues.
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Chiang
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Acheson
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Aes
Iran Premier rejects Truman oil settlement demand
Teheran Premier Mossadegh signals rejection of President Truman's plea for a quick oil settlement with Britain unless Iran's nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co is recognized as a fact. Secretary Acheson calls the dispute grave and potentially war risking.
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Mohamed Mossadegh
Truman
Britain
Senate
Washington
Iran
Clement Attlee
London
Mossadegh
Free World
Hussein Makki
Iranian Oil Nationalization Commission
National Front Party
Makki
Dean Acheson
Zimmerman Youth Collapses In Pool
Lester Zimmerman 19 son of Dr and Mrs T R Zimmerman collapsed at the Country Club pool and was rushed to Memorial Hospital in serious condition. He had been swimming when he disappeared and later surfaced. he swallowed water and received artificial respiration and pulmotor aid. He was a senior at the local high school and was due to graduate in ceremonies today and tomorrow.
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Lester Zimmerman
T. R. Zimmerman
W. Farriss Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Country Club
Yow Funeral Home
Zimmerman
Temperature Hits 100 At Local Airport Amid Drought Report
Temperature at Greensboro High Point Airport reached 100 as forecasters warned potential triple digits. Readings showed 78 at 8:30 am and climbed past 100 between 3:30 and 4:30 pm, only the second time this occurred since August 1948, with forecasts predicting similar heat tomorrow.
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Greensboro-High Point
Friendship
Storybook romance couple postpones wedding plans
Tom Am burn, a Navy machinist’s mate, and Betty Thompson, an Atlanta high school senior, announced they would indefinitely postpone their marriage as Betty battles cancer. Am burn flew from Sioux Falls to Atlanta on 30 day leave and asked press and radio to respect their privacy while they “do the serious thinking” needed. Betty said they may marry later but no date was set.
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Britain
Sioux Falls
S.D
Tom Amburn
Atlanta
Betty Thompson
Betty
Navy
Tom
Norfolk, Va
Naval Base
Noted Novelist John Erskine Dies At Home
John Erskine 71 a novelist and concert pianist died at his Park Avenue home from a heart attack after a long illness linked to high blood pressure. The former English professor at Amherst and Columbia rose to fame with The Private Life of Helen of Troy and later became a renowned pianist, performing with the New York Symphony Orchestra.
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John Erskine
Park Avenue
Erskine
Helen of Troy
Juilliard School of Music
Helen Worden Erskine
Amherst
Columbia
Helen
John Milton
New York Symphony Orchestra
Pope Pius XII Makes Rare Outside Vatican City Visit
In Rome on June 2 the Pope left Vatican City to dedicate the Church of Saint Eugene funded by global Catholic donations. The church honors his patron saint Eugene and marks the 25th anniversary in 1942 of his elevation to bishop.
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Pius XII
Vatican City
Saint Eugene
Eugene
Wasuilt
Pius
Weather Temperatures Record Cold and Warm Across Day
Highs reached 9F with a low of 60F after a record 100F high earlier today and a last night low of 62F.
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