Tokyo Osawa riot scene in Shinjuku station clashes with Reds
A large riot in Shinjuku station saw about 2,500 Korean and Japanese Communists attacking with fire bombs and clubs as Tokyo police dispersed the mob in a half hour battle. Across Osaka and Kobe areas, anti-American demonstrations wounded police and rioters, with hundreds jailed and several U.S. bases and personnel affected.
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Tokyo
Shinjuku
Osaka
Japan
Itami - Am
Marks Clark
Far East
U.S
Suita City
Carter W. Clarke
Islands
Osaka University
Toyonaka City
Kobe
Langer Renominated in North Dakota Senate Race
U.S. Senator William Langer won renomination in North Dakota as 800 of 2,296 precincts reported Langer 40,197 to Fred Aandahl 33,872. Aandahl conceded the likelihood of Langer’s re-election in a third Senate term, while incumbent Governor Norman Brunsdale also won renomination. Langer carried rural areas. Aandahl carried city precincts narrowly.
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Fargo
U.S
William Langer
R-Nd
North Dakota
Uomesus Langer
Senate
Langer
Fred Randahl
Aandahl
Truman
Asher Burdick
Gavel Burdick
Otto Krueger
Orris Nordhaugen
R. Bergesen
Norman’ Bnomsdale Owen
Albert Jacobson
Mrs Waner Convicted Of Shooting Husband
Marie Waner, 54, was convicted of second degree murder in the shooting of her former husband Ralph G. Waner, 55, in Kansas City. The jury recommended 10 years imprisonment. Waner, sister of Paul and Lloyd Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, had been divorced in December 1949 and was shot at a restaurant March 21, 1950.
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Kansas City
Marie Waner
Ralph G. Waner
Waner
Paul
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Waners
USSR Warns Planes Away From Border in Baltic Dispute
Moscow delivered a strong note via Foreign Minister Vishinsky telling foreign aircraft to stay off Soviet territory or face interception or internment. The move followed Sweden and other nations challenging border incidents near the Baltic, with Russia asserting its pilots will shoot down trespassers.
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Moscow
Russia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Rolf Sohlman
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Baltic
U.S
Soviet Union
Injured Man Suffers Multiple Fractures and Eye Damage
A man described as suffering 14 fractures, a concussion, and a punctured left lung. He stated his eyesight was permanently impaired. The report notes the injuries occurred in a motorcycle accident near the city. Police are investigating the collision and reviewing CCTV footage.
Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan Life Story Featured
A dramatic profile in the July Ladies' Home Journal recounts Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, heiress of vast wealth, her loveless marriage to a Duke, and her pursuit of freedom and love amid a gilded era. The piece promises a dramatic, intimate look at her life and the costs of aristocratic grandeur.
Hydro Bombings Act as Warning To Red China
The United States warned Red China of possible cross border air strikes from Manchuria if the Korean conflict worsens. Defense leaders explained the Suin power plant bombing was military, with potential for an all out attack if needed, while allies were informed through military channels. Churchill claimed no advance notice. U.S. officials planned further Far East inspection trips by Roswell Gilpatric and General Nathan Twining.
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Kansas City
Gordon D. Moore
Graveiy Mills
Bro
Middlewest Washington
Freightways, Inc
St. Louis
Rovert
A. Taft
Moore
Taft
Aly
Easyj
The
St. Assurance
Akes Harker
New Hampshire
Pian
Sean
Wisconsin
Virginia
Charlottesville
Hershey
Jeuman
Dwight
Eisenhower
James Duff
Duff
Truman
Stalin
Tait
Germany
Berlin
Far East
Korea
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Formosa
Mantehurian
Pennsylvania
Dwight Eisen
Associated Press
John S. Fine
bothTaft
Washington
United States
Red China
Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Lovell
Yalu River
United Nations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Partment
Suinu
Panimunjom
Lovett
Karl Alexander
Tokyo
Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Pelicuse of
Commons
Labor Party
Washington News
Panda Pao Pei Dies at St Louis Zoo
Pao Pei, a 14 year old giant panda at the St Louis Zoo, died after a weekend illness. The death leaves Brookfield Zoo in Chicago as the only giant panda in the United States, highlighting the creature’s scarcity in captivity. The species native to western China remains rare in American collections.
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Pao Pei
St. Louis Zoo
ST. Louis
Chicago
Brookfield
China
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James Richardson
Kenneth Holloway
Glens Sebastian
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Ussr
Consuelo Vanderbilts
Red
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Nethan &. Twining
Phil A Dallmeyer
Alew
Espatee
Lanne
Finance CO
2Nd Fleet
Scheider
High ST
Madison
Jefferson City
Lawrence E. Terry
Fred F. Bode Lane
EL Miller
Goodyear
Arthur W. Ellis, Inc
Dunklin
Jefferson
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