Truman rejects rumors on Acheson O'Dwyer recall
President Truman said there is no foundation to reports that Secretary of State Acheson may leave office within a few months or that Ambassador O'Dwyer would be recalled. He backed Michael DiSalle's meat price control order and praised General Marshall's testimony on MacArthur's ouster. He said veterans of Korea should receive all available benefits.
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Washington
Truman
State Acheson
William O’dwyer
Mexico
Michael DiSalle
Pipanes
Achere
A York O'Dwyer
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
James Moran
Per- Moran
O'Dwyer
Marshall
MacArthur
Senate
Doug MacArthur
Mt. Truman
Gen
R. Truman
Korea
Confidence In United Nations On Korea War Unity
Warren R. Austin, U.S. chief U.N. delegate, expressed confidence the U.N. can win the Korean War without breaking free world unity. He cited Greece as a model where military and political goals aligned, and warned against appeasement while urging continued U.N. effort to defeat Communist imperialism in Korea.
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New Orleans
Warren R. Austin
United States
United Nations
U. N
Free World
Austin
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Red China
Greece
China
Market Slump Pauses With Mixed Downticks Across Shares
New York stocks edged down a fraction in moderate volume with broad participation in the decline. U S Rubber rose after dividend news while International Paper fell, General Motors dropped on weak first quarter earnings, Bond Stores traded actively and edged higher, and pharmaceuticals like E R Squibb declined amid profit taking.
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New York
U. S
General Motors
Chicago & St. Louis
Pharmaceuticals
Crackles A Bachelor Is A Man Whose Life Is Not One Darned Thing
A concise line noting a bachelor’s life is not a continuous rush of events, suggesting a calm, unstructured existence without ongoing commitments or routines.
Hosiery Price Rollbacks Possible In OPS Action
Philadelphia report says the Office of Price Stabilization may roll back prices for certain hosiery manufacturing operations. M. L. Chandross, OPS apparel chief, told the American Federation of Hosiery Workers convention that lower retail hosiery prices may result. Union delegates opposed cost of living escalator clauses and backed keeping wage machinery, while William M. Leader urged one-year contracts to aid a South-driven organizing drive.
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Philadelphia
Office of Price Stabilization
M. L. Chandross
OPS Apparel
Chandross
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
William M. Leader
South
Food price increases reveal sticker shock at stores
The Associated Press reports modest rises in retail butter and egg prices while fresh vegetables fall in price as supplies improve. Meat prices rose about 12 percent since January amid protests by meat industry groups against anticipated price controls.
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Congress
Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
American Institute of Food Distribution
Royal Nuptials Unite Duke and German Princess in France
Archduke Otto of Habsburg married a German princess in a lavish ceremony in Nancy France. A civil wedding was held at City Hall with 600 guests and a later Roman Catholic rite at the Church of the Rope Makers. Otto, claimant Duke of Lorraine, and Princess of Saxony Meiningen, met amid European royalty during refugee aid efforts in Bavaria.
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Nancy
France
Archduke Otto of
Hapsburg
Europe
Otto
Saxony-Meiningen
Bavaria
Karl
Duchy of Lorraine
Lorraine
Place Stanislas
Saxony
Zita
Lionel Peterin
Dawson Denies RFC Loans Influence Under Senate Inquiry
White House aide Donald S. Dawson testified before a Senate subcommittee that he never abused his office to influence RFC loan decisions. He said he had acted only to present matters and had not urged any action, while the inquiry continues over possible pressure on loan approvals.
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Donald Dawson
RFC
Washington
White House
Donald S. Dawson
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ques Dawson
Fulbright
D-Ark
Kright
Dawson
Truman
Acr
The
Federal
Fulbright Subcommittee
Congress
Fulbright Group
W. Stuart Symington
Communists Show Signs Of Stopping to Fight
United Nations tank patrols struck Munsan 21 miles northwest of Seoul as Communist units reportedly dug in and fought back for the first time in days. Allied air strikes hit enemy troop concentrations northwest of Yijongbu and southeast of Munsan while long-range bombers targeted Manchurian supply routes and Pu yang.
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Frank Tremaine
United Nations
Munsan
Seoul
38Th Parallel
Seoul-Munsan
U Ee
Uijongbu
Yijongbu
Arther East
Changdong
Artill
Chunchon
Manchuria
North Korea
Sinjuiju
5Th Air Force
Sonchon
Chunh'wa
Puyang
Hamhung
Panama Riot Ends With President Restoring 1946 Charter
In Panama City riots left three dead and 110 wounded as crowds demanded President Arnulfo Arias abandon his move to scrap the 1946 constitution. Police-backed resolve led to a reversion to the charter, with Vice President Alcibiades Arosemena briefly implicated before Remon signaled continued support for Arias.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Arias
National Assembly
Alcibiades Arosemena
Jose Antonio Remon
Arosemena
Panama City
Arnulfistan
House Committee Okays Corporation Tax Rise Boost
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a 2.08 billion dollar increase in corporation taxes. They voted to raise the normal tax rate by five points, short of the administration's eight point request. This follows a 3 billion dollar increase in individual income taxes voted yesterday as the panel seeks over 5 billion of the 10 billion requested to fund defense pay as you go.
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Washington, —P
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Truman
Reluctant Seattle Mother Won’t Take Abandoned Son Back
Audrey Williams 24 says she would rather spend life in jail than reclaim her three year old son Lawrence Jr. after abandoning him in a supermarket. The child is in detention home care, described as mentally retarded but not aggressive, with his parents facing charges for abandoning a minor.
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Seattle
Wash
Audrey Williams
Willaene
Justice
Williams
Lawrence, Jr
Nancy Louise
Rainier State School
Mona
Eckstrom
DuPont Shows New Research Laboratory
Du Pont dedicates a $30 million addition to its Wilmington research center and demonstrates new materials from the chemistry lab. A wrinkle resistant suit worn 67 times proves a dacron polyester fiber weave. synthetic furs from nylon orlon and dacron dazzle, fire resistant orlon draperies impress visitors, and heat treated fabrics resist burning. A silica based grease endures high heat, and wax polishes gain non dulling usefulness. A durable sand or silica bearing lubricant promises long life, while raincoats shed water and keep paper, cloth, and signs dry.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
DuPont Company
Orion
Dacron
Orlon
Marshall defends MacArthur firing during Senate hearings
Secretary Marshall testifies before Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees on MacArthur’s dismissal and Korea policy. He rejects Ridgway parallel claims, says no formal discussions on the 38th Parallel exist, and notes Dulles was not consulted about the firing. Military officers in Korea discuss potential cross 38th Parallel actions and Chinese volunteers.
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Washington
Marshall
Matthew B. Ridgeway
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
General MacArthur
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Smith
MacArthur
Pentagon
Watermelons May Aid In Sickness
Gwendolyn Reiners and Phillip Max Boyd, both eight, are seriously ill and eating watermelon. Gwen in Sidney Nebraska and Phillip in Paoli Indiana are far apart. Doctors say watermelon may help one but not the other. Phillip’s kidney ailment and Gwen’s bone disease have no known cures.
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Gwendolyn Reiners
Phillip Max Boyd
Gwendolyn
Sidney
Neb
Phillip
Paoli
Ind
Nebraska
Utah
Florida
Wyoming
California
Washington
Oregon
Red Cross
Indianapolis
Ben M. Nadal
Louisville
Weather forecast notes warm day and thunder showers
Tonight will dip to 55 degrees with a high of 80 tomorrow. Last night recorded a low of 49. Thunder showers are expected.
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Dean Acheson
U.N
M.L.P
DuPont
Joaquinn
United Press Staff
South Korea
United Nations Army
United Press
U.S. 8Th Army
Seees Eeen
Pyongyang
South A
Edward M. Almond
Iemu Ilarly
George E. Stratemeyer
Far East
Stratemeyer
Japan
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Max Asheville
Atlanta
Teteeresesses
Charleston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
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