Nab Solons In Plot to Shoot Rhee
PUSAN June 26 two national assemblymen were arrested and another sought for conspiracy to assassinate President Syngman Rhee during a ceremony marking the Korean War anniversary. Kim Shi Yon and Assemblyman Noh Ki Dong were jailed, with Ong Hong the alleged supplier of the pistol. Rhee escaped as the would-be gunman pulled the trigger twice. American officers Herman and Tench described disarming the attacker and taking possession of the weapon.
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Syngman Rhee
Kim Shi Yon
Japan
Noh Ki Dong
Ong Hong
Noh
Lee
Rhee Democratic Nationalist Party
Rhee
Ryu Shi Tai
Kim
Democratic Nationalist Party
Ryu
Andong
Taegu
Rean
Herbert H. Harmon
Hempstead
Long Island
Harmon
Frederick W. Tench
Sunset Beach
Hawaii
Tench
Col. Harmon
Pacific Phones Hikes Planned for 8000 Employees
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co offered 8000 plant department employees weekly boosts from $3 to $5. If accepted, beginning rates rise by $3 weekly and top rates gain up to $3 more, with a new maximum scale of $95.3 per week. Negotiations with CIO Communications Workers of America began April 13 under Stabilization Board rules. The current contract expires Saturday unless an agreement is reached.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Lawrence T. Cooper
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Tee Stabilization Board
Democrats weigh costly bid against Craig Hosmer
The Democrats consider a congressional run against Craig Hosmer but acknowledge poor odds. Numerous hopefuls show interest for exposure and prestige, yet a token candidate seems likely as party machinery is uncertain about a strong challenge.
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Craig Hosmer
AFL Meat Cutters Seek Single Union in Packing Industry
Delegates at the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen convention in San Francisco announce plans to absorb the CIO Packinghouse Workers Union. They reject unity with CIO urged by vice president Joseph Y. Henderson and push for a single union using all necessary means.
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San Francisco
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
AFL
CIO Packinghouse Workers Union
CO Workers
Joseph Y. Henderson
Ridgway's Pilot Reprimanded and Reassigned
The Air Force says Gen. Matthew Ridgway's personal pilot Lt. Col. George L. Hannah Jr faced a reprimand and reassignment after a May 12 flight ran 251 miles past Midway Island toward Hawaii, leaving only 20 minutes of fuel. Navigator 1st Lt. John J. Albers to be designated as assistant navigator until proficiency shown. Hanna, a WWII veteran with two Distinguished Flying Crosses, is relieved as aircraft commander.
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Air Force
Matthew B. Ridgway
Midway Island
Japan
United States
Europe
Ridgway
Hawaii
George L. Hannah Jr
John J. Albers
Hanna
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Namic
U. S. Air Force
Hannah
Midway
Ape Hannah
Seymiase Convention Opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 25 the annual convention of the seymiase begins with 750 delegates from chapters across the United States. It marks the first national meeting on the Pacific Coast since before World War II.
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Arverian Citizen's Ague
United States
Pacific Coast
Held for Attempt to Kill Wife and Mother in Law
A 19 year old truck driver, Cleddie Terry, was arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of attempting to run down his wife Hazel and her mother Lorene Jackson with a car. Police said he made two passes, narrowly missing a pedestrian, and claimed he was trying to talk to his wife when the incident occurred.
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Cleddie Terry
Terry
Wi Sease
Hazel
Lorene Jackson
Churchill to share burdens with Eden as deputy premier
London reports government sources say Prime Minister Churchill, aged 77, will transfer multiple duties to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Eden becomes de facto deputy with two hours of extra work focused on the home front while Churchill seeks to counter calls for resignation amid a weekend newspaper blast.
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London
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Eden
Daya
Churchill
Millionaire’s New Divorce Held Invalid
Los Angeles report says Superior Court Judge Thurmond Clarke ruled invalid Henry Edwards Huntington’s Nevada divorce from Powers model wife filed March 28. The judge cited an injunction against prosecuting the suit in Nevada. Huntington’s Carson City divorce was thus voided amid cruelty allegations and claims by Martha Outlaw Huntington for support of two sons.
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Superior Court
Thurmond Clarke
Nevada
Henry Edwards Huntington
Emmands
Terr Ington
Ert M. Newell
Martha Outlaw Huntington
Huntington
Carson City
Clarke
Philoniat
Lucille Barnes" Noonan
Tommy Noonan
Toree
Heni
Edward
Big Three Ministers To Huddle In London Meeting
Allied foreign ministers from the Big Three are set to meet in London to discuss high level policy as recent bombing of power plants on the Manchurian border prompts coordination. Key figures include Dean, Anthony, and Schuman who are expected to forge strategic talks and joint positions.
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Minuntet
Dew Andi
Tale Dean Acein
Artie Anthony Pat Fore
Ee Egret
Robe Schuman
Sapere
Mibine
Bookie Tax Valid, U S Judge Rules
Federal Judge Louis B. Goodman ruled the federal bookie tax and $50 stamps constitutional. He said Congress has power to levy taxes on business and occupations and that wagering can be a business or occupation, despite claims of self incrimination and prior rulings.
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Louis B. Goodman
Hay Area
G. A
Philadelphia
Goodman
Congress
Kmist
Welch
US Supreme Court
Republic honors UN soldiers with bronze plaque
A Korean Republic presentation at the United Nations marked the second anniversary of the Korean War with a bronze plaque honoring U.N. soldiers killed fighting communism. The ceremony featured South Korean officers and observers at the U.N. who paid tribute to fallen allied troops.
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Republic of Kat
United Nation
U.N
Weather updates on tides and timings
Weather bulletin notes expected high tides at Apday noon and late afternoon with two to four meter ranges. Forecast calls for 2.8 feet tides around Arg Gy at 1 am, plus potential minor fluctuations through the day.
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