Bradley says USSR could overrun Europe if war starts
General Omar N. Bradley warned that Soviet forces could sweep Europe and seize major cities if war breaks out, citing Russia's growing atomic stockpile and jet air power. He urged the creation of a deterrent American strength while noting the danger of a later Soviet industrial buildup.
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U.S
Bradley
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Europe
Red Army
Air Force
Thomas K. Finletter
Britain
John Te le Stecentan
D-Ark
Plane Wreck sighted in Sea of Japan
Far East Air Forces report wreckage tentatively identified as a missing B29 Superfort with 12 aboard sighted in the Sea of Japan midway between Korea and Northern Honshu. No survivors evident. search by Air Force planes continues for possible crew of 11 to 12.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Forces
Sea of Japan
Korea
Honshu
Japan
Air Forge
Japanese Maritime Board
Ren Island
Hokkaido
Sakhalin
91St
Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
Air Force
Truman Attacks Ike On Budget Stand At Atomic Power Event
President Truman, speaking at General Dynamics Electric Boats, argues against a cut price approach to national security. He cites planned atomic energy work and a near complete self-contained engine for future ships, warning that economy zeal could threaten world peace and defense funding. He hints at Ike without direct name, amid campaign discourse in a political year.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Iworld
Ana
Congress
Truman
Electric Boats Division
General Dynamics Corp
Prescient
Arco
Navy
Atomic Rev BM
Russia
Thier Emre
Weather report with today’s highs and lows
The forecast shows a high of 92 degrees and a low of 70 for today. Yesterday recorded a high of 85 and a low of 68 with mild overnight conditions.
Alien Property Office Probe is Planned
Senator Wiley disclosed that Attorney General McGranery will aid an investigation of the Alien Property Office by tapping Harold S. Baynton, head of the Justice Department’s Alien Property Office, and Truman’s personnel aide.
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Washington
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
McGranery
Alien Property Office
Atty
Harold S. Baynton
Justice Department
Truman
Resignations Hit Justice Dept Top Aides in McGranery Era
Philadelphia June 14 193? Attorney General James J McGranery announces the resignations of three senior aides H Graham Morison head of the Anti Trust Division Harold I Baynton head of the Alien Property Office and William A Underhill chief of the Lands Division He names Rowland F Kirks dean of National University Law School in Washington to head the Alien Property Division and discusses ongoing probes into the department and its handling of enemy assets and attorney fees.
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Philadelphia
Atty
James J. McGhanery
H. Graham Morison
Harold I. Baynton
Aliea Rty
William A. Underhill
MceGranery
Rowland F. Kirks
National University Law School
Washington
Alien Property Division
Justice Department
Dawson
McGranery
Wiley
Senate
Itas
Susane Dera
Compla E Justice
Ment
Department
Alien Property Office
Shakeup May Herald Big Russian Political Move
Washington reports a Soviet diplomatic reshuffle, with names like Gromyko and Bevan linked to a potential shift in foreign policy. Experts warn any move remains unclear, while tensions with the West and the Korea and Germany fronts loom over a possible Kremlin bid to ease conflict.
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Washington
United States
Aneurin Bevan
Andre Gramofig
Maisie Soo
Red
de Pelion
Deput Pri Ae
Styme
Andreiany
Gromyko
London
U. S
Berlin
China
Peipi
Kremlin
Germany
Korea
No Progress In Meeting On Truce
In Tokyo a United Nations team and Communist delegates met 35 minutes with no progress on prisoner repatriation. The UN hinted at walking away if stalemate continued as Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison consented to another session, while the Reds offered no change in stance. The talks paused after a three day recess and resumed amid mutual explanations.
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Robert Vareessaen
Tokyo
Sun
United Nations
U.N
William K. Harrison
Kose
Orth Korean
North Carolina Bar Elects Leaders At Annual Convention
Charlotte lawyer P J Spencer Bell was chosen president of the North Carolina Bar Association at its annual convention in Beach. Vice presidents named were Chief Justice W A Devin of the state Supreme Court Dean H P Brandis of the law school and C W Hall of Duke University Law School.
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Ae Beach
J. Spencer Bell
Charlotte
N. C. Bar Association
Ceeds
W. A. Leland McKeithen
of Ectadeet
W. A. Devin
State Supreme Court
H. P. Brandis
North Carolina Law School
C. W. Hall
Duke University Law School
Durham crew begins rebuilding Lynch home near Roanoke Rapids
Twelve volunteer carpenters from Durham started work on the Lynch residence five miles west of Roanoke Rapids. By afternoon they halted, with all walls and the roof counted. The group foreman is J. F. Lynch’s son, employed by Cole and Crumpacker.
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Roanoke Rapids
Durham
J. F. Lynch
Here
Cole and Crumpacker
Lynch
North Carolina students tour state farming regions concludes
Raleigh reports a 1100 mile student trip through NC regions to study agriculture. North Carolina State and Cal Agronomy Department juniors participated to gain appreciation of state agriculture. Benjamin A. Wilson of Winston-Salem elected NC CPA president at Charlotte convention. Public officers chosen in Greensboro include J B Cliff Durham and B E Singleton. Chapel Hill banquet closes Boys State with Robert Young Asheville elected Sorgrea and Ald Graziano Wilmington chosen chamber. Randall Harrington Ayden elected secretary of state. Donald Morgan Asheville named commissioner of agriculture.
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Raleigh
CPA
Charlotte
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
Benjamin A. Wilson
Winston-Salem
T. N. Grice
Greensboro
J. B. Cliff
Durham
Pia
B. E. Singleton
Baines Barnett
Kanna
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Robert Young
Asheville
Ortrolina Poial
Ana
Ald Graziano
Wilmington
Ceanan
Randall Harrington
Ayden
Bill Ruth
Kings Mountain
Donald Morgan
Milita Reviews Death Sentence of Pvt Kunak at Fort Bragg
Militia authorities began reviewing a court martial death sentence on Pvt. Michael Kunak who testified he killed a sergeant because a stranger was powerless to restrain him. The judge advocates of the 82nd Signal Company and 18th Airborne Corps will review before the Pentagon and President Truman also review before execution.
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Fort Bragg
Pvt
Chael Kunak
Jm Gon
82Nd Signal Company
18Th Airborne Corps
Pentagon
Army
Truman
Marines Plan Repeat Attack To Reclaim Wilmington
In Wilmington on June 14 Marines stage simulated assault to retake the city from a mythical foe. A U S force lands on a slow beach and drives inland as a diversionary feint to conceal a broader effort to regain Wilmington. The exercise trains North Carolina air and ground units.
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Wilmington
U. S
Onslow Beach
North Carolina
North — Mar
Eisenhower Declares No Commitments for Nomination
Detroit June 14 Gen Dwight Eisenhower told 10 000 supporters at Olympia Stadium he is strictly a no deal man and has made no commitments for the Republican presidential nomination He urged delegates to decide their own lists and praised cutting government costs with business sense as he warned against divisions in the party The crowd roared with support as he spoke in an off the cuff address amid Flag Day celebrations and a sweltering City Hall rally drawing thousands in Michigan's pivotal GOP scene.
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Eigenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
New York
Detroit
Ares
Dwight
Ike
Olympia Stadium
Fisenhower
Michigan
Associated Press
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
City Hall
Mng
Huge Snake Sought After Sightings Near Spy Run Creek
Indiana residents report a blue gray giant snake about 18 feet long seen crossing a highway near Spy Run Creek. Sheriff Zeis leads a search after a family described a head three feet high, but authorities note the creature may be a rare large pilot black snake or a misperceived animal.
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Fort — Ae
Spy Run Creek
Harold Zeis
Zeis
Crance
Robert Snedigar
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Crances
Indiana
Bank Clerk Arrested In Atlanta For Embezzlement
FBI arrested 21 year old George Rogers Austin Hiss V in Atlanta on embezzlement charges tied to Wacho via Bank and Trust Co of Charlotte. He confessed to having only $12 cash and a $32 hotel bill while officials estimate a funds shortage possibly up to 16000 dollars from June 1951 to May 1952.
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Atlanta
Jume 14
Decatur
George Rogers Austin Hiss
FBI
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Charlotte
N.C
Hiss
Swank
Murphy High
Fulton
Steel production to be resumed under plan talks
Striking steel workers told the government they will help work out plans next week for essential defense needs while the full strike continues until Congress acts on Taft Hartley. CIO President Murray said a committee will be sent to Washington to negotiate limits and conditions.
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Robert EB. Lee
United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Truman
CIO
Philip Murray
White House
Steelworkers Union
Houston
Tex
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rheem
Mursey
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Smith Reas
Armistead W. Sapp
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McCarran
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