Repatriation Team Defies U S Orders
Soviet repatriation command, led by Col Alexander Smirnov and Lt Vasili Pivovarov, defied U S orders as American troops rushed the unit from the zone. The mission, deemed finished by United States High Commissioner Walter Donnelly after three years, faced espionage suspicions and was noted to have a nearby headquarters within 300 feet.
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Alexander I. Smirnov
Vasili Pivovarov
Vasili Elisevatov
United States
Walter J. Donnelly
Ohio minister and parishioner wed in Maryville
A 75 year old Ohio minister and an 18 year old parishioner are on their honeymoon in Maryville after Rev. J B Palmer Baptist and Miss Loii Mae Mingus of West Union near Cincinnati were married yesterday in Maryville.
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Maryville
Ons
Ohio Mintor
J. B. Palmer
Loii Mae Mingus
West Union
Cincinnati
Truman Orders Federal Hiring Halt to Conserve Manpower
President Truman issued a federal manpower conservation order directing departments to avoid new hires beyond current needs. The move aligns with Senate pressure to cut federal payroll through reduced appropriations.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Allies Push Into Iron Triangle in Korea Front
U N forces backed by tanks and heavy artillery prepared an all out assault on Chorwan and Kumhwa as Communists began evacuating the two cities by thousands. U N infantry advanced three miles toward Kumhwa with vanguard units four miles from the city, first penetration into the Iron Triangle in over five months.
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U. N
Chorwan
Kumhwa
Weste
Triangle
U.N
Eighth Army
North Korea
Iron Triangle
Chorwon- Kumhwa-Pronggzang Plateau
Western Front
Vijonghu-Chorwon Road
MacArthur Incident Sways Truman Campaign Outlook
The MacArthur firing dominates national discussion, seen as timing to divert Kefauver and Bright RFC scandals. For six weeks the public关注 has centered on Korea military plans and the MacArthur issue, with many predicting it could decide next year's election.
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Truman
MacArthur
Kefauver
Fulbright
RFC
Korea
Sect to Give Thanks For Surviving Tornado
In Corn Oklahoma the Mennonites of Corp survive a devastating tornado that damaged nearly 40 homes and forced the community to seek shelter. Reverend Jd P Kliewer says the faithful will gather at the Mennonite Brethren Church to hear a sermon on The Storm of Life and Thankfulness.
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Corn
Okla
Mennonites
Corp
Jd. P. Kliewer
Mennonite Brethren Church
Okliihoma
Nand
Betters Face Big Tax Bite
Congressional tax experts estimate the House plan to tax gambling at 10 percent would raise at least 400 to 750 million dollars yearly. The figure reflects a minimum revenue with an assumed 50 percent compliance rate. Noncompliers face five years in jail and a ten thousand dollar fine under internal revenue law.
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Washington
Tns
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Widower Attracts Widows After Funeral In Burlington
A Burlington man, Jim Gernhart, 74, says he has received about 20 marriage proposals daily since his funeral last Sunday. He quips that marrying a widow would be a new thing after death and notes interest due to his photo and $60,000 bank account. Funeral cost totaled $15,000 with 100 attending. he plans to answer proposals personally while seated near the casket.
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Burlington
Colo
Jim Gernhart
Gernhart
Germhart
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