Voice of America Ban Explained In Secret Note
A Korean note to Washington explains why Seoul banned Voice of America broadcasts on the 10 station radio network. The note, described as friendly, calls the ban temporary and cites unspecified government concerns. The document was given to U S Ambassador John J McCloy through the foreign affairs ministry and was not publicly released.
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Pusan
Korea
Republic of Korea
Voice of America
U. S
John J. Mucdo
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Washington
Groom, Horses Die In Racetrack Fire at Belmont Park
A blaze at Belmont Park Race Track in Elmont New York killed a groom named Alfred Mitchell 23 of Laurel Maryland and 21 horses after a fire destroyed half a large barn. Fire officials estimated damages at 250000 with 70 horses saved.
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Elmont
N.Y
Belmont Park Racetrack
Alfred Mitchell
Laurel
Long Island
Nassau County
George Clough
Beautiful Noblewoman Spy for Britain Found Stabbed
Countess Krylatyna Skarbek, 37, Polish noblewoman and wartime British spy, was found stabbed to death in a Kensington hotel. Porter Dennis G. Muldowney, 41, confessed during questioning and was charged with murder. he was held for a July 1 hearing. Guests recalled the countess crying out as the assault occurred.
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London
Kensington
Scotland Yard
Kryatyna Skarbek
France
Dennis G. Muldowney
G. Jennings
Muldowney
Sheppard King’s Mother Dies After Meeting With Leaders
Mrs Bonnet King 52 mother of Sheppard King ITI died yesterday in Houston AFP reports. Her son married Egyptian dancer Samian in Singapore AP dispatch notes Malayan shoe makers urge Britain to relax customs to aid exports. Mrs King opposed the romance but forgave him on his return from Cairo and other destinations. Funeral set for today.
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Hull
Winchester Castle
Christine Granville
Gestapo
Poland
Hungary
U. S
Europe
Pree
Syngman Rhee
Tapa
Lord Aling
France
Rhee
Ibn Saud
Cairo
Egypt
News-Ise
al Akhbar
Saudi Arabia
Ibn Th South
Saud
J. B. Poplel
Kruger National Park
South
Bes
Africa
Igenie Animals
Houston
AFP
Bonnet King
Sheppard
King
ITI
Singapore
Abdulshoe
Wife wins divorce for cruelty after husband ignored her
Los Angeles AP report says Phoebe B. Lacey, 64, was granted a divorce from Monroe Lacey, 64, on cruelty grounds. She testified that during quarrels he always spoke but would turn off his hearing aid when she tried to speak, giving her the last word.
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Los Angeles
Phoebe B. Lacey
Monroe
You're a Good Hostess If You Say Yes to These Questions
Ruth Millett asks readers to assess their hosting by examining invitations punctuality and attention to guests. The piece probes whether invitations feel special welcome is warm and whether the host tunes into guests upon arrival and departure.
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Ruth Millett
Smiths
Train derailment injures passengers near Farmersburg
A passenger train derailed near Farmersburg Indiana injuring 17 people none seriously. Officials blamed mechanical failure or a broken axle as wreckage tore up 1500 feet of track and derailed 15 cars. The Georgian of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois line carried sailors from Atlanta to the Great Lakes Naval Training Center north of Chicago.
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Beaver
EE. Gordon
Farmersburg
Ind
Atlanta
Chicago
Chicago and Eastern
Noss
Tarra Haute
G. G. Rodgers
C&el
Evans
Ville
Great Lakes
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Dial
Midwest Stock Exchange
Capital City Telephone Company
Paul
vIa
Kentucky
Straigh
Aloitrel
GEOLA
Dickels Ibscad
Ford
Americas
Brive
Ferdemanx
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Transportation Headquarters
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