Peronist Rebellion Fails as Government Suppresses Coup
Buenos Aires reports say a military revolt against President Juan D. Peron began but was suppressed before noon. Peron declares internal war as government says rebels led by Army officers were neutralized. Flights halt, government offices close, crowds assemble at the palace while labor groups denounce the traitors and pledge loyalty to the Justicialist cause.
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Elninent Radio
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Montevideo
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Inflation Wave Building Says Johnston
Detroit UP Economic Stabilization Director Eric A. Johnston warned that a typhoon of inflation is building, threatening U.S. military rearmament plans. He urged redirecting industry to defense, setting yearly goals for tanks, planes, engines and steel while preserving anti inflation controls amid a stormy lull.
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Detroit
Eric A. Johnston
Johnston
U.S
Reporter Called To Testify In Boyle Senate Probe
The St Louis Post Dispatch crime reporter faced a Senate Investigating Subcommittee inquiry into Boyle's alleged $8000 Litho fold fee and related newspaper disclosures. Boyle denied the charges under oath and attacked the paper as false. The probe follows years of stories about Boyle and fee arrangements with Lithofold Corp.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
Senate
Dia
Boyle
American Lithefold Corp
Hoey
Link
Butten
Richard M. Nixon
Rcal
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Neready
Lithofold
Max Siskind
St. Louis
Peoria
Lll
Wees
Underworld
Storce
Right of way costs threaten High Point road project
The State Highway Commission delayed bids for bridges and culverts on a proposed High Point city by pass project after Chief Highway Engineer W H Rogers Jr said obtaining the right of way could be prohibitive and possibly cause abandonment of the plan.
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Raleigh
High Point
State Highway Commission
W. H. Rogers, Jr
Truman Plan On Statements Pigeonholed
Washington reports a congressional pigeonhole fate for President Truman's plan to require all top government officials to file annual public income statements. Senators and representatives split, with critics calling it drastic and undignified while supporters urged broader disclosure including party officials. Douglas proposed a voluntary annual statement and Nixon said the plan should go further. The measure targets officials earning ten thousand dollars or more, covering income gifts and loans.
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Truman
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New York
Eugene D. Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Republican Conference
Senate
Richard M. Nixon
R-Cal
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D-Ill
Nixon
Mr. Truman
Douglas
Huk Kill Manila Leader Capado Said to Be Dead
Government forces report Guillermo Capado, 45, a top Huk guerrilla leader, killed in action near Manila. Official department statements confirm the death as part of ongoing anti insurgent operations.
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Manila
Guillermo Capadocia
Huk
Ores Department
Tony
Washington
Overton Brooks
D-La
House Armed Services Committee
Hawaii
Congress
Joseph R. Farrington
Defense Department
Hawaiian
Reds Hurl Huge Force Into Line Across Korea Front
Thousands of Communist troops struck the United Nations line along a 60 mile front in the largest Red offensive in weeks. Chinese and Korean Reds attacked in company to battalion strength from west of Seoul to Punchbow valley north of Inje in the eastern mountains.
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Korea
United Nations
West Central
Seoul
Punchbow Valley
Inje
JCS Chief May Enter Peace Talk
Gen Omar Bradley and Gen Matthew Ridgway led a U.S. delegation toward Tokyo to resume Korean cease-fire talks with the Communists. Blair Bohlen to accompany as senior adviser as uncertainty over negotiations continued.
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Tokyo
Omar WN. Bradley
U. S
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Charles E
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State Department
Defense Department
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ana United Nations
Cadets Eligible to Reenter West Point After Cheating Expulsion
Secretary of the Army Frank C Pace Jr rules that 90 cadets expelled from West Point for cheating may reenter the academy by another appointment. The decision was reported from York Maine.
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Secretary of Army
Frank C. Pace Jr
West Point
Up-to-date status referenced in brief note
A compact note uses the phrase up-to-date to describe a person described as current or modern. The snippet contrasts being up to date with being out to date, implying a reminder of knowledge or status.
Benton Demands McCarthy Ouster Over Irresponsibility
Senator Benton urges expulsion of Senator McCarthy citing a record of irresponsibility and lack of integrity. He plans ten cases for a full investigation as the Senate weighs expulsion by a two thirds vote. McCarthy skipped witness hearings to address a Santa Fe rally.
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Est
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Senate
McCarthy
Jessup
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Benton
Senate Elections
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Cheapest Meats Boosted Most Under OPS Orders
Hamburgers and hot dogs rise in price up to four cents per pound under Office of Price Stabilization ceilings. Beef cuts see mixed changes with increases for prime and utility grades and smaller cuts facing varied shifts. Canned soups gain about 10 percent with minimal impact on retail soup prices.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Michael V. DiSalle
Removal of White Crosses From Pearl Harbor Graves Protests Rise
Protests erupt across Hawaii and Washington as the Army removes white crosses from 13 000 Pearl Harbor graves in Honolulu. Veterans demand permanent granite markers and restoration while lawmakers launch investigations into the decision amid economy critics.
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Pearl Harbor
Europe
Honolulu
Hawaii
Washington
Ernie Pyle
Hawaiian National Metal Cemetery
Henrys. Aurand
Aurand
British powers weigh response as Iran seizes Abadan refinery
British officials face a crisis after Iran seized the Abadan refinery prompting Britain to consider UN Security Council action. Attlee's government weighs emergency measures with Foreign Secretary Morrison while Tehran keeps expulsion of British technicians in place. The United States mediates amid fears of wider Middle East conflict and possible Soviet involvement as Iranian troops bolster Khuzistan.
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Iran
Britain
United Nations
Foreign Office
Tehran
Khuzistan
Security Council
Abaedan
Clement Attle
Attlee
10 Downing Street
Herbert Morrison
U.S
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London
Middle East
Russia
Churchill
Ana Mohammed Legh
Tran
United States
Moscow
Ivan Sadchikov
Washington
Weather forecast update notes temperatures
The report lists a low of 50 tonight and a high of 76 for tomorrow. It also mentions a previously forecast high of 77 and a low of 60 for last night.
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