Repatriation ultimatum shocks Reds in Korea
The 1943 Russian demand offering war prisoners repatriation to Germany or any chosen country sparked communist outrage and set a precedent, as Moscow’s move followed by Allied strikes on North Korean power plants challenged Red claims of mistreatment.
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China
North Korea
Germany
Russia
Friedrich von Paulus
Stalingrad
William K. Harrison
United Nations
Manchuria
Antung
Mukden
Dairen
Yalu River
Korea
Manchurian
India
Pakistan
Indonesia
Koje
Hiroshima
Yalu
Ban Sale Ends Cure-All Fad In Austria
Austria bans sale of nine day old embryo chick eggs touted as a health cure. Vienna university clinic tests show no real effect, while the health ministry deems them spoiled food or illegal drugs. In India, a bathing clash at Nagpur leaves two dead.
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Vienna
Austria
University
Nagpur
India
First Circus Captivates Leopoldville Audiences in Congo
About 6000 natives packed opening night as the De Jonghe Brothers staged the first circus in the Belgian Congo. Europeans wore European fashions, while natives marveled at acts like bicycle acrobatics and a snake costume python. The circus travels by trucks and station wagons.
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Leopoldville
Belgian Congo
de Jonghe Brothers
Belgium
Congo
Hughes to testify in $250000 Simmons suit in federal court
Attorney W I Gilbert said Howard Hughes will appear in person to defend himself in the damage suit filed by actress Jean Simmons. The case centers on claims of injuries and losses alleged in Hollywood. Simmons seeks two hundred fifty thousand dollars in damages.
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Hollywood
U.P
W. I. Gilbert
RKO
Howard Hughes
Jean Simmons
Injuries Show Youth Killed Lying Down
Donald Rees, 19, of rural Cambridge, was found dead June 14 on a road after an autopsy indicated he was likely run over rather than struck while walking. Dane County officials say the driver is still sought and investigation continues with District Attorney Richard Bardwell stating the autopsy findings.
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Vubion
U.P
Donald Rees
Cambridge
Hitran
Dane County
Rees
Dist. Atty
Richard Bardwell
To Auction Off Estate of Banker Glen Cove Estate
The former mansion and estate of financier J. Pierpont Morgan in Glen Cove New York will be auctioned on July 12 to cover $30 000 in back taxes. The 56 room 1910 stone mansion sits on a three acre East Island site and was briefly used by Soviet diplomatic staff including Andrei Gromyko.
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Glen Cove
N. Y
J. Pierpont Morgan
East Island
Long Island
Morgan
Andrei Gromyko
Two Years Into the Korean War marked by stalemate
A two year timeline notes initial Soviet backed invasion across Parallel 38 and the protracted conflict in Korea. It cites UN casualty totals, civilian displacement, and large scale involvement by UN forces and Chinese forces. The article mentions Panmunjom armistice talks and rising pressure as the war stretches on.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
West
Panmunjom
Pressure Mounts in Korea as Allied Forces Drive West
Allied tanks and infantry press the Chinese in Western Korea while North Korea’s hydroelectric plants are hit in a mass air strike. A U.S. Defense Department official in Washington calls the action the best way to break the Panmunjom deadlock.
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Western
Korea
North Korea
U. S. Defense Department
Washington
Panmunjom
No Cemetery In A-Bomb Birthplace
Los Alamos New Mexico emerges as an unusual city born for atomic research in 1943. The population grows toward 13 000 with 12 800 workers aboard a guarded 86 000 acre mesa complex and a new 12 million dollar laboratory under construction.
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Los Alamos
Jemez Mountains
New Mexico
Los Alamos Dream City Lacks Home Ownership
The town is praised for jobs and culture but residents face a core discontent as housing cannot be privately owned. Workers rent from the government, prompting many to leave seeking homes. An American worker notes the desire to own a homesite rather than die in a town without property.
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Los Alamos
Warren Will Wait for Republican Deadlock Before Delegates
Washington reports Sen Knowland of California predicts Gov Earl Warren will delay releasing delegates, watching for a convention deadlock before signaling any decision.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
California
Earl Warren
Eisenhower Taft deadlock could push Warren for nomination
Knowland indicated a split convention path where neither Eisenhower nor Taft secures the nomination at the July 7 Chicago meeting. He endorsed Warren as a logical compromise if a deadlock occurs. Warren, backed by 70 California and six Wisconsin delegates, spoke in Sacramento hoping for more first ballot votes.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ohio
Robert Taft
Knowland
Warren
Eisenhower
Taft
Chicago
California
Wisconsin
Sacramento
Calif
India names Mary D'Souza and Nilma Ghose as women runners
India selects Mary D'Souza and Nilma Ghose to compete as its women runners at the Olympic Games. The pair join the team as national representatives and symbolize India's track delegation aiming for medals.
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Mary D’souza
Nilma Ghose
India
Kenosha News Publisher Rates and Office Details
Kenosha Evening News issue details the newspaper’s publishing schedule and subscription rates. It lists offices at 717 58th St Kenosha Wisconsin and notes association memberships including AP and UP. Annual mail rates are shown for local and distant counties and states.
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Kenosha News Publishing Co
58Th St
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press Association
Wisconsin Daily League
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Illinois
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N. M
Heart Center
America
Atomic Weapon Research
Eroatlee
Thomas J. Dale
56Th St
58Th Street
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Hugh
Reddy Kilowatt
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