Two Years Into Korea War No Quick Solution Yet
The Korean conflict reaches its second year with no clear end in sight. Allies fear China’s resolve while Russia’s moves keep opponents guessing. The war has settled into attrition with armistice talks ongoing yet no breakthrough. Japan gains sovereignty and rearmament continues as Europe strengthens defenses.
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Washington
South Korea
Russia
China
Korea
Europe
U. S
Germany
Japan
Indo-China
Asia
Waukesha Driver Killed in Train Collision
Orville Krueger a 33 year old Waukesha man was fatally injured when his truck collided with a Soo Line freight train at a crossing near the city limits. The crash occurred yesterday and authorities are investigating the accident.
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Waukesha
Wis
U.P
Orville Krueger
Soo Line
Steel Strike Reveals War Production Pressures
The steel strike exposes the need for steel to arm war efforts and to build wartime capacity. Only about 800000 tons of unstruck steel could meet a month of military demand, not counting aircraft ships and trucks, while post Korea shipments rose to war plants and railroads machinery and construction saw bigger gains.
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New York
Korea
Institute
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Small Firms Lacking Contracts Rally Criticizes Agencies
Telford Taylor head of the small defense plants administration said the army and navy fail to cooperate in channeling suitable contracts to smaller plants. He spoke at a meeting of small business representatives under United Action for Small Business Inc.
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New York
Telford Taylor
Small Defense Plants Administration
Army
Navy
Taylor
United Action For Small Business Inc
Pressure Mounts on Churchill Over Leadership Drift
London reports show Prime Minister Winston Churchill under growing pressure to yield power to Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Conservatives debate Eden’s role as a deputy and potential succession as party criticism intensifies after municipal losses and calls for younger leadership.
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London
U.P
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Churchill
the Economist
Britain
Eden
Foreign Office
Commons
Richard A. Butler
Sunday Pictorial
Ralph Wilberforce
Red Conspiracy Trial Adjourned for a Week
The Communist conspiracy trial was adjourned for another week as a defendant was ill. The subversive activities control board sought the appearance of a second defendant tomorrow through Friday while Federal Judge Edward J. Dimock planned to attend a judicial conference.
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New York
Subversive Activities Control Board
Edward J. Dimock
Proxmire to Campaign for Governor at Oshkosh Convention
Democratic gubernatorial contender William Proxmire arrives in Oshkosh Wisconsin for a party convention event. He plans to press his Democratic nomination bid ahead of the state nominating process.
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Oshkosh
Wis
U.P
William Proxmire
Flow Of Defense Materials Amid Steel Strike
The first trickle of defense materials reached Curiously enough not steel but laminated cement used in jet engine testing cells shipped from Buffington Indiana to Studebaker South Bend. Meanwhile finished steel remains blocked in strike bound warehouses as unions resist wage stabilization terms and plants plan inventories and cut production.
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U. S
CIO
United Steelworkers
Buffington
Ind
Studebaker
South Bend
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Kenosha Evening News 1952 June 24 Issue Listing Details
The June 24 1952 Kenosha Evening News lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes daily publication with Sunday exceptions, address at 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and AP UP Wisconsin Daily Journal and Audit Bureau affiliations. Subscriptions run 30 cents weekly and 9.00 12.00 15.20 per year by region.
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58Th St
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily Ioune
Audit Bureau of Circuit
Taft Woos Pennsylvania Delegates in GOP Contest
Taft campaigned for Pennsylvania’s 70 delegate bloc while Eisenhower faced criticism from supporters over opposition to the Atlantic Pact and foreign aid. Taft also courted Maryland and Illinois delegates as the GOP field coalesces, with 1,206 delegates named and first-ballot preferences tallied among Taft, Eisenhower, Warren, and Stassen.
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U.P
Robert A. Taft
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taft
Denver
Hershey
Maryland
Stevenson
Chicago
Illinois
United Press
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Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Mock Hazard Test Marks New York Air Defense Drill
A planned mock device incident in New York aims to test national air defenses today. The exercise involves a hazardous device scenario to evaluate response, detection, and coordination among air defense authorities.
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New York
Stevenson Ex-Wife Will Back Republican President Vote
Ellen Borden Stevenson, former wife of Gov. Adlai Stevenson, said she will vote Republican for president in November even if her ex-husband is nominated by the Democrats. She added that one party has held power too long and that she has voted Democrat in the past.
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Chicago
U.P
Ellen Borden Stevenson
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hungry 23-year-old climbs down water tower after 10 hour threat
Gayle Bender, 23, of Cleveland, tired and sun baked, descended from a 130 foot water tower in Lima after threatening to jump. He had been at Lima State hospital undergoing shock treatments and stated he feared the treatments.
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Lima
Gayle Bender
Cleveland
Lima State Hospital
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