Truce talks reopen as Allies await Communist breakthrough
Panmunjom reports Allied negotiators expect an "extremely important" move from the Communists when talks resume after a five day recess. The Reds seek two extra days and recognize the Geneva prisoner of war convention while exchanges hinge on the return of all UN prisoners. Maj. Gen. William Dean has moved to a new POW camp in North Korea.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
Peiping
Pyongyang
Moscow
Taipei
George Yeh
China
Reds
William Dean
North Korea
Dean
24Th Infantry
No. 6
Mark Clark
J. Lawton Collins
Army
John Selden
Marine First Division
Three Teens Die In Speeding Car Crash Near Pewaukee
Three Milwaukee teenagers were killed and a fourth seriously injured when a speeding car left the road, 190 feet up a ditch, striking a tree north of Pewaukee Wisconsin. Ione Pumpian 17 and Susan Fein 18 were killed instantly. Kenneth Schnoll 17 died later at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. Harry Jankowitz 18 was in critical condition. Sgt. Jerry Janssen said high speeds caused the crash as the car broke in two on impact.
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Pewaukee
Wis
Milwaukee
Here
Ione Pumpian
Susan Fein
Kenneth Schnoll
Waukesha Memorial Hospital
Harry Jankowitz
Jerry Janssen
Waukesha County
Northwest Pilots Threaten Strike Over Union President Ruling
Northwest pilots plan a potential strike following a federal court decision that restored David L. Behncke as president of their union. A spokesman warned the walkout could spread to other airlines amid heavy travel demand for the Democratic convention in Chicago next week.
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Washington
Northwest Airlines
David L. Behncke
Chicago
Iran Premier Resigns After Dispute With Shah
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh resigns after a dispute with Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and parliament. Hussein Ala, minister of court for the Shah, announced the resignation at a closed Parliament session as Iran faces a fresh ministerial crisis and financial peril.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Hussein Ala
Mossadegh Resigns as Premier After Shah Dispute
The 72 year old premier Mossadegh quit after the Shah refused his bid to become minister of war and premier in the new government. Police patrolled Parliament areas as deputies reacted with surprise and Mossadegh was reported sick in bed at home.
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Mossadegh
Majlis
Senate
Albert Tramonte
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gwen Tramonte
Janis Sperling
Gwen
Mary Richmond
Sperling
Bertha Schade
Albert
Richmond
Joseph Mozola
Rose Tramonte
Wisconsin Weather Turns Humid With Scattered Showers
A southerly flow brought warm moist air to Wisconsin with partly cloudy skies and high humidity. Forecasters expect further cloudiness and showers tonight and Friday while noting Superior received over an inch of rain last night. Kenosha reported 85 high and 64 low yesterday with 79 at noon today.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Kenosha
Dramatic Hay Fever Drug Shows High Relief Rates
Dr. N E Silbert reports in the Annals of Allergy on phenorgan hydrochloride tests for hay fever and related allergies. Among 216 treated, 88.42 percent benefited with dramatic to good relief and only 12 percent had side effects, indicating high potency with few adverse symptoms.
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New York
N. E. Silbert
Chelsea
Mass
Annals of Allergy
Silbert
Four Die in Plane Crash Neighbors Help Fire
A crippled private plane crashed into a residential area in El Segundo California in fog killing four aboard and igniting two homes. Neighbors formed a hose impromptu brigade and saved nearby houses while one home owned by Sam Caldwell suffered severe flames. Minor burns were reported by several residents aiding the effort.
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el Segundo
Calif
U.P
Sam Caldwell
Chinese Nationalists Withdraw From Helsinki Olympics
The IOC admitted both Red and Nationalist China to the 1952 Games, sparking a Nationalist withdrawal in protest. Gunson Ho denounced the move as defying the charter while saying the Nationalists remain in IOC, reserving rights as the sole recognized Chinese committee.
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Helsinki
U.P
International Olympic Committee
China
IOC
Gunsan Ho
Red
Gunson
Polio Emergency In Sioux City Drives Health Response
Sioux City Iowa reports a severe polio outbreak with 12 deaths in the area. The Red Cross and polio foundation request more emergency nurses as cases rise to 108 under hospital care and special schools aid parents. Two children and an adult died yesterday, expanding the toll amid a record Iowa polio year.
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Sioux City
Red Cross and
Polio Foundation
Iowa
Glittering Buckingham Palace Party By Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II hosted a state presentation at Buckingham Palace for the diplomatic corps drawing about 900 guests. Attendees included diplomats their wives Prime Minister Winston Churchill and other senior officials. The queen wore a white satin gown embroidered in gold after recovering from a chill.
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London
Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace
Diplomatic Corps
Winston Churchill
Gerald Lascelles
Truman Has Good Night at Walter Reed Hospital
President Truman spent a very good night at Walter Reed Army Hospital and expects to return to the White House by Saturday. The 68 year old leader was hospitalized for tests after a mild Sunday virus infection, with 50 more bills awaiting his signature as Congress adjourns.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Joseph Short
Congress
Thomas J. Gavin
Kansas City
Short
Gavin
Missouri
Fred Wallace
Independence
Harry
Wallace H. Graham
Kohler names John L. Son Deregger to State Board of Accountancy
John L. Son Deregger, 38, Madison, former state treasurer and insurance commissioner under Gov. Rennebohm, was appointed to the State Board of Accountancy by Gov. Kohler today.
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Madison
John L. Sonderegger
Rennebohm
State Board of Accountancy
Kohler
Civil rights plank urged by labor and NAACP leaders
Democratic platform drafters faced renewed pressure to adopt strong civil rights pledges. CIO official James B. Carey demanded performance, not promises, as northern and southern factions clash over FEPC, anti-lynching laws, poll tax repeal, and desegregation. NAACP head Walter White and other activists urged Senate rule changes to end filibusters, plus enforcement powers. Farm groups urged disowning Truman Brannan policies, criticizing artificial agricultural prosperity measures.
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James B. Carey
The
CIO
Philadelphia
States Rights Party
Dixie
Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Roy L. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Stanley Gewirtz
Americans For Democratic Action
Reuther
U. S. Senate
Senate
American Farm Bureau Federation
Herschel Newsom
National Grange
Boston air force veteran confesses slaying at Columbia campus
Bayard P. Peakes, 30, an air force veteran with a life extension theory, confessed orally in Boston to killing Eileen Fahey, 18, on the Columbia University campus in New York. He was brought back in handcuffs after boarding a train from Boston and is set to face district attorney authorities.
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New York
Air Force
Columbia University
Bayard P. Peakes
Boston
Eileen Fahey
District Attorney
Miss Fahey
Francis Wilson
Peakes
American Physical Society
Fahey
Bangor
Northeastern University
Wilson
Columbia
Society
Civil Rights and Labor Debates Roil Democratic Convention Race
Senators Richard Russell and Estes Kefauver push rival strategies to win Chicago support as Democratic delegates count shows Kefauver leading, Russell rising, Harriman favored for an early ballot, and Adlai Stevenson effectively out of the race. Arvey downgrades Stevenson and signals no path to nomination. The contest tightens four days before the convention.
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Russell
Richard D. Russell
Georgia
Chicago
Midway Airport
Jacob M. Arvey
Illinois
Ed Johnson
Colorado
Harriman
U.P
Richard B. Russell
Estes Kefauver
Big City
Russel
Arvey
Adlai E. Stevenson
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Kefauver
Herbert H. Lehman
N. Y
Senate
Averell Harriman
New York
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Washington
Truman
Stevenson
United Press
Fire in New Jersey Kills Three Children
A flash blaze in a Union City three story frame building killed three children including seven month old twins. The fire swept the top floor apartment of Mrs. Lillian Strunk in about forty minutes and firefighters said there was no chance to save the youngsters.
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Union City
N. J
U.P
Lillian Strunk
Rehearing Ordered on 50th Street Crossing Dispute
The Public Service Commission ordered a rehearing on Kenosha’s petition to establish a new 45th Street crossing and keep the 50th Street crossing. The PSC had earlier closed the 50th Street crossing and urged a vehicular crossing at 45th Street with gates replacing wig wag signals.
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45Th St
50Th St
North Shore Railroad
Public Service Commission
PSC
B. A. Herrmann
Kenosha
Nash
North Shore
Milwaukee man dies in Campbellsport birthday motorcycle crash
Robert J. Lloyd of Milwaukee was killed on his 19th birthday when his motorcycle left a county trunk road near Campbellsport and crashed into a tree.
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Campbellsport
Wis
Robert J. Lloyd
Milwaukee
Rainfall in Bombay Heaviest in 30 Years
Bombay drenched by the heaviest monsoon rain in three decades. Four inches fell in an hour amid a 48-hour downpour, with officials reporting more than 12 inches in the last 24 hours.
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Bombay
India
Unrest Hits Auto Plants Amid Steel Strike Pressure
Detroit reports unemployment in auto plants may rise next week as a steel strike worsens factory moods. Automotive News notes U S passenger car output plunged to a postwar low and August totals could be nearly nil. Russia orders diplomat removal from London in spy trial context. Milwaukee alderman Albert Krause granted parole after a $250 bribe conviction. parole effective August 1.
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Detroit
Automotive News
U.S
Milwaukee
Krause
Albert J. Krause
Helicopters Leave Maine for Transatlantic Flight to Europe
Two helicopters took off from Presque Isle Air Force Base on the second leg of an unprecedented transoceanic flight to Europe.
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Maine
Europe
Presque Isle
Presque Isle Air Force Base
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Lehman
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