U S to Blame Chiang Kai-Shek In Nationalist Collapse
Diplomatic informants say the United States may publish a white paper blaming Chiang Kai-Shek for Nationalist China’s collapse. The move would argue Chiang wrecked south China defense, withdrew air and naval forces and troops, and ignored American military advice as Congress weighs China policy.
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Kai-Shek
China
Washington
Chiang Kai-Shek
State Department
Chiang
Dean Acheson
South China
Yangtse River
Yangtse
Senate
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Robert A. Taft
GOP
Kenneth S. Wherry
Butterworth
Wherry
Orient
John D. Hickerson
Texas
Edward G. Miller, Jr
New York
George C. McGhee
George W. Perkins
George F. Kennan
Wisconsin
Adrian S. Fisher
Tennessee
British Labourite quits party over totalitarian drift
Lord Milverton a 65 year old former governor of Nigeria dramatic ally to the Labour party left the party at the House of Lords last night denouncing the governments plan to nationalize steel. He later returned and joined the Liberal bench signaling possible allegiance shift.
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London
U.P
Labor Party
Britain
Lord Milverton
Nigeria
House of Lords
Liberal Party
Milverton
Hunger Strike Ends at Genoa Tuberculosis Sanitarium
In Genoa Italy sanitaria directors promised reforms after 1 000 tubercular patients halted a hunger strike to press for better food and greater liberty. A commission will supervise living conditions and patients resumed meals, their first since Wednesday.
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Genoa
Italy
Churchill Painting Sells for 5250 at Auction
London, Winston Churchill, an amateur painter, offered a signed work titled The Blue Room Trent Park 1934 at auction to raise funds for the YWCA. The painting sold for 1250 guineas or 5250 dollars to a Brazilian media group owned by Assis Chateaubriand and will go to the São Paulo art museum.
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London
Winston Churchill
Trent Park
Young Women’s Christian Association
Assis Chateaubriand
S20 Paulo Art Museum
Asphalt Plant Explosion Kills Three in Perth Amboy
A series of explosions destroyed a $500000 asphalt plant in Perth Amboy New Jersey killing three workers two volunteer firefighters buried under burning asphalt and injuring eight others two critically. Smoke rose miles into the sky as flames spread from tanks and stills. firemen battled the blaze for five hours.
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Perth Amboy
N. J
Manhattan
Sun Burn Meter Demonstrated by Engineers
A sun burn meter was shown in Swampscott Massachusetts at the annual meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. The dial indicates how many minutes of sunlight are needed to achieve the desired tan shade.
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Swampscott
Mass
U.P
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Kenosha Evening News Classified Seeks Subscribers
The Kenosha Evening News announces subscription details for daily and Sunday delivery. Rates list weekly, mail, and regional pricing across Wisconsin Illinois and nearby counties.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Illinois
War bride shoots husband in Indianapolis case
Pamela Hurt, 19, said she shot Robert Hurt, 31, after he forced her to sign a confession and stripped her clothes for mosquitoes to bite her. He was wounded in the neck and remained alive as authorities investigated the assault with intent to murder charges.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Pamela Hurt
Robert Hurt
General Hospital
Hurt
Australian Ex Official Cleared of Bribe Charges
Canberra reports royal commission clearing Edward J. Ward former minister for external territories of bribery in a New Guinea timber deal. Prime Minister Joseph B. Chief ley said Ward should resume his office after resignation.
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Canberra
Australia
Edward J. Ward
New Guinea
Joseph B. Chiefley
Ward
Dominican Invasion Backed by Cuba Guatemala Costa Rica
A Dominican radio report quotes the operational chief of this week’s invasion attempt saying the move is backed by Cuba Guatemala and Costa Rica. The claim ties regional support to the operation impacting Dominican Republic stability and regional politics.
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Ciudad
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Wisconsin Finance Committee Endorses New Tax Bill
Madison Wisconsin U P The legislature's finance committee voted to recommend passage of a new tax bill drawn by William Young Rennebohm aide. The measure would raise about 25.2 million over two years add 100000 taxpayers and include a 25 percent surtax plus a one cent cigarette tax increase.
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Madison
Wis
U.P
Finance Committee
William Young
Oscar Rennebohm
Senate
Rennebohm
Gaylord Nelson
Julius Spearbraker
Clintonville
Edward Grossman
Edgerton
Assembly
Alfred Ludvigsen
Hartland
Republican Caucus
Nelson
Bus Nosed Off Highway Injuring 34 in Maryland
A Greyhound bus traveling from New York to Washington left the highway near Whitemarsh eight miles north of Baltimore when the driver Gerald Thibodeau, 25, Philadelphia, allegedly nodded at the wheel. Thirty-four passengers were hurt, seven seriously, as the bus struck a culvert and leaped a stream, coming to rest on the opposite bank. Thibodeau was hospitalized with leg injuries.
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Baltimore
U.P
New York
Washington
Whitemarsh
Here
Gerald Thibodeau
Philadelphia
Baltimore City
Tribodeau
William R. May Dies at 56 Here
St Louis man William R. May assistant general purchasing agent of the Missouri Pacific railroad died Thursday. He was born in Bloomington Indiana.
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St. Louis
William R. May
Missouri Pacific Roadroad
Bloomington
College Women Group Rocked By Race Issue
The AAUW faced a split as the Washington D C branch seceded over admitting Negro women. National vote uphold by laws allowing membership. Washington branch attempted to block by screening. Court action explored to dissolve injunction. convention set for Atlantic City in 1951.
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Seattle
U.P
American Association of University Women
Washington, D. C
Washington
National Board
District of Columbia
Paul Evanshaw
Hazelton
Evanshaw
Agnes Conrad
AAUW
Atlantic City
N. J
Italian Farm Workers End 36 Day Strike
Italian farm workers ended a 36 day strike after government intervention produced a settlement between landowners and union representatives. The strike was marked by violence with six people killed in the disturbances.
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Rome
Mrs Laura Carmichael dies at 96 grandmother of Hoagy Carmichael
Indianapolis announces the death of Mrs Laura Emma Carmichael aged 96 a Indiana native and grandmother of Hoagy Carmichael the songwriter and actor known for Little Old Lady She died Thursday leaving behind a legacy linked to the famed musician and his career in entertainment
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Indianapolis
Laura Emma Carmichael
Hoagy Carmichael
Carmichael
Indiana
Girl Who Shot Waitkus Pens Autobiography
Ruth Steinhagen, 19, writes of her obsession with Eddie Waitkus, saying she planned to kill him over a year ago. Prepared at the Cook County Behavior Clinic, the autobiography cites her belief she could not have Waitkus but could have the thought of him.
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Chicago
Ruth Steinhagen
Eddie Waitkus
Philadelphia Phillies
William H. Haines
Cook County
Waitkus
Miss Steinhagen Faces Arraignment on Assault Charge
In jail awaiting arraignment June 30 Miss Steinhagen describes lifelong hopelessness and fear of going crazy. She recalls nervousness and odd feelings, revealing at age 12 or 13 a deadly urge to kill her mother, which she outgrew by age 14.
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Sigmund Z. Engel
Reseda Corrigan
Engel
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