Red Radios Silent On UN Demands At Kaesong Talks
Tokyo reports say Red radios remained silent on Gen Ridgways new demand for a pledge that armed Reds will not enter the neutral Kaesong zone as UN and Allied negotiators return to Korea to resume armistice talks.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Kaesong
Peiping
Pyongyang
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S
Ridgway
Adm
C. Turner Joy
A. Joy
Red
Nuckols
Nam Il
Panmuchon
McMahon Sees Iron Curtain Gap Narrowed by U S Message
Senator McMahon of Connecticut says the United States must quickly push more truth into the Iron Curtain gap after the Moscow radio aired Congress friend ship resolution and Truman letter. He favors exchanges of lawmakers to improve U S Soviet understanding but doubts Soviet agreement. Rep Ribicoff criticizes Shvernik reply as distorted propaganda.
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Washington
McMahon
D-Conn
U. S
Moscow Radio
Congress
Truman
Kremlin
United States
Russia
Rep
Ribicoff
Dconn
House
Shvernik
12th Attempt Kills Gambler Catlike Holder of Luck
Dallas, Texas. Herbert Noble known as the Cat and famed for surviving 11 murder attempts was killed by a hidden land mine beside his car at a rural mailbox near his Lewisville ranch. The blast at about 11 45 am CST left his body scattered and is tied to a long line of gangland violence and underworld threats. Police tied leads to a blue pickup truck spotted by a rural mail carrier and to three men in Fort Worth. Noble had claimed a $50,000 price on his head and testified before crime committees in Dallas. This was at least the fourth assassination attempt, following a 1949 bombing that killed his wife and a string of shootings.
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Dallas
Tex
U.P
Herbert Noble
Nobel
Noble
the Cat
Kefauver Crime Committee
Texas Legislative Crime Investigating Committee
Lewisville
R. O. Millican
Fort Worth
J. C. Cunningham
Three Crewmen Die in Typhoid Fear Aboard Taurinia
The Taurinia captain reports three crewmen dead from a fever feared to be typhoid. Two of the deceased were buried at sea. Of the 29 crew, three more are ill while the others remain on board.
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Miami
Fla
United Press
Columbia
S. C
Ferrari
Taurinia
Gunman escapes amid hail of bullets in Wisconsin cafe robbery
In Sobieski Corners, Oconto County, a gunman fled after taking 36 dollars from Joseph Kopke cafe. He forced owner’s daughter Mrs. Bernardine Zimonik to hand over the cash. She fired four shots from behind the counter and pursued in her car but failed to stop him.
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Oconto
Wis
Joseph Kopke
Sobieski Corners
Bernardine Zimonik
Toll in Korea Now 80 430 Casualties Reported
The defense department reports a total of 80 430 American battle casualties in Korea, up 351 from a week ago. The figure includes 13 433 deaths and 54 857 wounded with further figures by service branches. The total may rise as kin-notification lags.
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Korea
Washington
J.P
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Special Session On Flood Relief Urged for Kickapoo Valley
Madison Democrats urge Gov Kohler to call a special session to appropriate funds for flood relief after a July 21 Kickapoo valley flash flood. Five senators and 14 assemblymen sign the statement urging prompt, realistic aid for farmers homeowners and merchants. Kohler had not seen the letter and declined comment.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter Kohler
Kickapoo Valley
Kohler
Bum Check Spree Ends For Visitor
Chicago man George Peake, 30, arrested by detectives for a three day spree of writing worthless checks to nearly 20 Kenosha stores, totaling about 275 dollars in cash and goods. He admitted passing 17 checks since Monday and said he is on parole from Joliet for similar offenses. Police recovered merch from multiple stores and confiscated a car radio after Peake offered a 95 dollar check.
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Kenosha
George Peake
Chicago
Walter Chase
Reynold Houte
Peake
Arthur J. Riley
Riley
Illinois
Joliet
Springfield
59Th St
Kenosha National Bank
Universal Radio-Television Co
6Th Ave
Kiddy Korner
7Th Ave
Keneath Bisno
58Th St
Bisno
Dets
Chase and Houte
Chase
Houte
Radio-Television
Western Tire and Auto
52Nd St
Sheridan Rd
Tyson’s Cycle and Sport Shop
14Th Ave
Schindler’s Drug Store
Firestone
Hermosa
Leader
Bell Clothing
Jackie’s Smart
West Sector asylum tone and typhoid outbreak reference
Fragmentary report notes 500 000 delegates and youths kept from western areas. Gertrude describes a clandestine West Berlin window tour and scarce rations for dawn carry through. Mentions 36 typhoid fever cases in a tent city with crowded conditions.
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Gertrude
West Berlin
United
Kohler declines invitation to debate McCarthyism
Madison Wisconsin Governor Walter Kohler said he would not accept an invitation to debate McCarthyism at a Dane County Democratic picnic Sunday. Stanley Prideaux, chair of the Dane County Democratic Club, asked Kohler to debate the issue or provide a substitute speaker.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Walter Kohler
Dane County
Kohler
Stanley Prideaux
Democratic Club
Truman asks Senate for 21.8 million flood control fund
President Truman urged the Senate to approve a special 21.8 million flood control appropriation for the Midwest and reverse the House cut of regular flood control funds by 20 percent. He cited dam and levee projects across Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Illinois and warned against further flood risk.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Midwest
House
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tuttle Creek
Toronto
Oolagah
Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Wichita
Kan
Arkansas River
Mississippi River
Wood River
Ill
East Cape Girardeau
Mr. Truman
Congress
Missouri Valley Authority
Moe
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
B 26 Plane Explodes Over Hill Air Force Base
An air force B-26 exploded above Hill air force base in Ogden Utah. Two men parachuted to safety while the total crew remained uncertain. Witnesses speculated a jet fighter may have rammed the bomber but officials could not confirm. The bomber reportedly blew up at about 1500 feet over the sprawling supply base.
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Ogden
Utah
Hill Air Force Base
Air Force
O. E. Heuser
Hill Base
Heuser
Fire Ends Tragically For Hudson Family Child Dies
A three year old boy pulled from a burning trailer by his 13 year old brother died in St. Paul hospital. Dennis Michael Frederickson suffered extensive burns after a lightning bolt or gas leak is suspected to start the fire at their Hudson Wisconsin trailer.
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Hudson
Wis
U.P
St. Paul Hospital
Dennis Michael Frederickson
Robert
Frederickson
Hudson Fire Department
Wholesale Index Up New York Food Prices Rise
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale index in New York advanced for a third straight week, climbing four cents to an average level of 6.95. The report notes a continued upward trend in wholesale food prices.
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New York
U.P
May Subpoena Officials From Meat Industry
Washington U P price stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle considers subpoenas to compel meat industry officials to justify or retract claims of widespread black markets. A top OPS official says the move would use newly defined subpoena powers to uncover whether meat is diverted into illegal channels.
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Washington
U.P
Michael V. DiSalle
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
DiSalle
New Ban Throttles House Construction in New York
The National Production Authority issued order M-4A delaying starts on most new homes and larger structures to conserve critical metals like steel and copper for defense. It bans structural steel and aluminum in houses and sets strict weight limits, threatening skyscraper and multiroom home projects while forecasts of metal allocations under the planned control system loom.
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New York
National Production Authority
NPA
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Controlled Materials Plan
Weather Skies Clear Over Wisconsin Amid Showers in Grantsburg
The skies over Wisconsin were to clear today after yesterday’s showers in Grantsburg. Temperatures reached 75 degrees at noon in downtown Kenosha.
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Wisconsin
State
Grantsburg
Kenosha
FBI Snares More Reds
Associated Press reports federal agents pursue four convicted defendants and four others across cities including Baltimore Cleveland and Brooklyn as FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover warns more arrests will follow while cautioning against hysteria in the wake of Braverman’s arrest and alleged party ties.
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Federal
Man
Baltimore
Cleveland
Regina Frankfelt
New York
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Brooklyn
Ohio City
Braverman
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
San Diego
Sooturae
Injuries Prove Fatal in Wisconsin Car Crash
Esther Welch 71 of route 1 Greham Wisconsin died at St Vincent hospital from injuries suffered early Monday when the car in which she traveled collided with another vehicle. The crash occurred near Green Bay as rescue crews rushed her to hospital for treatment.
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Green Bay
Wis
Esther Welch
Gresham
St. Vincents Hospital
Little Red Book Seized in Raid
Police conducted a raid seizing a Little Red Book amid an investigation. Details remain scarce as officials press the inquiry and urge public cooperation.
Blair admits recruiting players at West Point
West Point coach Earl H. Bleikaid admitted recruiting athletes saying without it West Point could not field a normal schedule. The remarks came amid late bulletins from Blair.
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Blair
West Point
N. Y
Earl H. Bleikaid
Woman Fends Off Robbers At Currency Exchange
Two masked men tried to rob a currency exchange using the manager as a hostage but the woman manager foiled the attempt by yanking the alarm and escaping to safety, authorities said.
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