Allies Recapture Kaesong and Yalta Echoes in Hearings
Senator Wiley urged the MacArthur inquiry to pursue testimony from Alger Hiss about Yalta, as Maj. Gen. Patrick Hurley testified on Far East policy. Hurley criticised Yalta as immoral, while Wiley pressed whether Hiss attended the 1945 conference and could be compelled to speak.
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Kaesong
Wiley
Hiss
Washington
Sen
Wis
Senate
MacArthur Inquiry Committee
Alger Hiss
State Department
U. S
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Douglas MacArt
Hurley
Yalta
Alta
Lurley
Sena
Roosevelt
Probe Blasts Army Buying Methods In May linked Case
Congressional inquiries assail military procurement as absurd and flawed. The Elvair Corp of Mississippi and Chicago promoter George S. May figure in a scheme turning 1200 into 3.214 million in defense contracts. Totten and Jayne linked to a non existent plant scheme and jail terms.
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Washington
Congressional
Chicago
Subcommittee
Senate
Small Business Committee
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Services Subcommittee
Elvair Corp
Jackson and
Natchez
Miss
Louisiana Democrat
Thert
Counp
B. A. Totten
Elvair
B. T. Jayne
Ponca City
Okla
Totten
George S. May Co
Mney
Department Defense
May
Pro
Fighter Crashes During Take-Off At Shaw AFB
The Shaw Air Force Base Public Information Office reports an 1984 jet of the 20th Fighter-Bomber Wing crashed off the runway end at 8 25 this morning. The pilot was killed and the name withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Sumter
S. C
Public Information Office
Shaw Air Force Base
British Cabinet Prepares Bitter Iran Oil Talks Debate
London heard the cabinet lay out its latest response to Iran's moves to nationalize the Anglo Iranian Oil Company amid a likely House of Commons clash. A Foreign Office spokesman said a second appeal to the International Court of Justice at The Hague may be sent to seek an injunction preventing Iran from widening the dispute.
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London
Iran
House of Commons
Foreign Office
International Court of Justice
the Hague
Middle East
Abadan
Cairo
Red Sea
Washington
Doughton Pushes House Vote on 7.2 Billion Tax Increase
Rep. Doughton urges House passage of a bill to raise taxes by 7.2 billion dollars to fund defense. The Ways and Means chair argues it is essential despite concerns over revenue yield and burden on individuals and corporations. He calls for cutting federal expenditures instead of pursuing deficit financing.
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Francis J. Kelly Washington
House
Ways and Means
de More 7
Iran Seizes Anglo Iranian Oil Co Amid Crowds Riot
Iran's Parliament unanimously backed the seizure of the Anglo Iranian Oil Co as crowds stormed Abadan offices and national flags flew. Mossadegh won a 90 to 0 confidence vote amid cheering. police largely stood by as protesters toppled signs and condemned British interests.
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Tehran
Briti Anglo- Iranian Oil Co
Mohamed Mossadegh
Proposed $3 million hospital plans to be released next week
Asheville notes a proposed three million dollar hospital will move closer to reality as architects' construction plans become available next week. Announcement said the project is expected to be called for around July.
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Asheville
Chapel Hill businessman to lead Hardware Association of the Carolinas
A Chapel Hill businessman was elected president of the Hardware Association of the Carolinas at a meeting in Myrtle Beach South Carolina. Huggins was chosen for the post yesterday, joining a slate of officers for the regional trade group.
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Myrtle Beach
S. C
Chapel Hill
N. C
Hardware Association of the
Graham to Mediate India Pakistan Urges UN Role
Former Son Frank P Graham will depart Raleigh Tuesday to mediate the India Pakistan dispute as a United Nations representative. Dr William B Aycock of the University of North Carolina Law School will accompany Graham.
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Raleigh
ULP
Frank P. Graham
India
Pakistan
United Nations
William B. Aycock
University of North Carolina
Graham
Durham Tele Co to raise rates for two communities
The State Utilities Commission approves a rate increase for Durham Telephone Co affecting 4,928 subscribers in Durham and Raleigh. The company will add 154,700 dollars annually, after requesting 18.1 percent.
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Raleigh
Durham
State Utilities Commission
Durham Telece Co
Lincoln ton Opens 15 Cent City Bus Fare
The first North Carolina town to adopt a 15 cent fare is Lincolnton. The State Utilities Commission reluctantly authorized the rise from 10 to 15 cents due to long bus routes, warning that without the hike the company might cut service or fail.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Lincolnton
State Utilities Commission
Last Major City South of 38th Parallel Falls to UN
United Nations troops drove back into Kaesong the last major Communist held city south of the 38th parallel on the Korean western front. The town three miles south of the line was the first to fall to the Communists in the June 25 invasion, with UN patrols advancing before dawn and again in the afternoon amid sparse enemy resistance. Red forces held high ground to the northwest and few remaining Communist troops existed below the prewar boundary.
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Ee Earnest Hoberechted
Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
South Korea
U.N
Chorwon
Wonsan
Posit
FBI Still Searching For Reds Hunted Leaders in Communist Plot
FBI agents hunted four missing leaders of the American Communist Party as part of a crackdown on subversion. Twenty one high ranking Reds were arrested or indicted in dawn raids, with 17 held on charges of reconspiracy to overthrow the government and 12,000 others under review. Bail totals and individual arraignments are noted, while related international conflicts in Korea are summarized with UN actions and air losses.
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United Setar Saatemenmennans
NEW York
FBI
American Communist Party
Justice Department
U. S
G-men
Samuel H. Kaufman
James E. Jackson
William N.,marron
New York State Party
Sidney Steinberg
Fred Fine
Harold Medina
Claudia Jones
Trinidad
Pettis Perry
Jackson
Richmond
Brooklyn
Louisiana
Southern Negro Youth Congress
Seamen Reject 44-Hour Week In Strike Sixth Day
Ship owners offered the 44-hour week at sea to the NMU in New York as negotiations resumed. Seamen demanded a 40-hour week with 48 hours pay, prolonging the six day dispute with Atlantic and Gulf ship owners.
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Weather Bureau
Midwest
Central Plains
Missouri Valley
Rockies
Nevada
Atlantic
Gulf
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Phoenix
Seattle
National Maritime Union Cso
NMU
Atlantic and Gulf
Mortar Shell Bursts Kill Eight Marines at Lejeune
Two defective mortar shells fell short during a training exercise at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, killing eight Marines and injuring 23. General Clifton Cates ordered a board of inquiry as the base hospital treated 12 seriously wounded.
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Camp Lejeune
North Carolina
Wilmington
Clifton Cates
Marine Corps
Co. A
1St Bn
6Th Marine Regt
Naivy Comdr
L. V. Hallowell
Ham Ches
Veeck to Buy Browns in St. Louis Sale Deal
Donald L. Barnes announced an arrangement for selling the controlling interest of the St. Louis Browns to Bill Veeck, former Cleveland Indians owner, with the club to stay in St. Louis. Veeck, who considered Milwaukee as a relocation, is joined by Sidney Salomon Jr. as a stockholder in the deal. He said he offered seven dollars per lease share to retire up to 275000 shares outstanding.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Donald L. Barnes
Barnes
Veeck
Browns
Milwwukee
Sidney Saloman Jr
St. Louis Cardinals
Associated Press
Baptists Oppose Merging with Other Faiths
The Southern Baptist Convention, with about 13,000 delegates, adopts a report opposing organized movements for Protestant unity. It pledges cooperation with other religions while resisting efforts to recognize nonbiblical tenets. A 1952 Cooperative Program budget rise is noted.
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Southern Baptist
T. C. Gardner
Dallas
Gordon Gray Receives Harvard Honorary Degree
Gordon Gray president of the University of North Carolina was awarded an honorary doctor of laws by Harvard University during its 300th commencement. Harvard President James B. Conant praised his shift from the Pentagon to college leadership.
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Cambridge
Mass
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
Harvard University
Harvard
James B. Conant
Pentagon
Weather Outlook with Mild Temperatures Ahead
The forecast shows a low tonight around 69 degrees and a high tomorrow near 84. Today’s high reached 86 degrees with a low around 69 overnight.
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Herbert Foster
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United Press
Lran Parliament Okays Oil Company Seizure
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Arabia
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Kermanshah
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
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Yanggu
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Korea
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Lejeune
Cae
Charles Wellborn
Waco
Tex
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