Will Russia Strike Elsewhere War May Hurt U S Strength
Washington reports at a news conference President Truman faced questions on whether the United States is prepared to resist aggression everywhere. Military leaders note rumors of Chinese Communist forces and Russian volunteers aiding North Korea as Moscow tests American resolve and war readiness.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Truman
Pentagon
North Moream
Korea
Moscow
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ruseiz
McMahon Says United States and Russia Move Toward Hydrogen Bombs
Sen McMahon of the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee said both nations are moving closer to the hydrogen bomb while avoiding discussion of stockpiles. The staff report notes the UN plan for control of reusable materials and the need to reassess terms for the new weapon.
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Washington
Chalman McMahon
Emconn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
Russia
United Nations
Dmcmahon
Truman Seeks Truth Campaign to Beat Russian Jamming
President Truman asked Congress for 989.9 million dollars to launch an immediate stepped up campaign against Communist propaganda. The plan centers on powerful transmitters for Voice of America to reach the Far East and Soviet Russia, aiming to pierce jamming and boost national security. Senate votes against adding 4 million to the Voice budget as big appropriations move forward.
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Washington
Bo Congress
Truman
Voice of America
Far East
Boropr
Russia
Mr. Truman
Capitol
FBI
Senate
Voice
Ste Truman
Bulgaria Yugoslavia clash over border patrols blamed
Belgrade charged Bulgaria with four incursions across the frontier causing one Bulgarian soldier to die. Yugoslavia demanded an end to the actions and protested to the Bulgarian legation. Separately in Washington, officials said no H bombs site is chosen and funds have not yet been provided for the program.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Yugoslav Foreign Ministry
Washington(p
Armic Energy Commission
Congress
Truman
Harry Gold Heads To Trial For Secret Atom Spy Theft
Philadelphia chemist Harry Gold, who admitted delivering America's atom bomb secrets to Russian agents, will go on trial next Thursday on espionage charges. An arraignment before Judge James P. McGranery was scheduled, with U.S. Attorney Gerald Gleeson stating Gold will plead guilty or offer no defense. Gold, held on 400,000 bond since May 23, agreed not to fight the charges in a conference with McGranery, Gleeson, and attorney Jon D. M. Hamilton.
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Philadelphia
Harry Gold
America
Russia
Gold
WT. S
James P. ‘McGranery
U. S
Gerald A. Gleeson
Klaus Buchs
United States
MaGranery
J. Gleeson
Golp
Jon D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Protest Test Over Crescent Delre Site School Plan
Property owner protests a proposed parochial school adjacent to Saint Dominic's Church Crescent Delre and Bevis Highway. The Zoning Appeals Board delayed a decision after hearings on authority to build and adequacy of playground space, with church officials and the architect arguing space is available nearby.
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St. Dominic's Catholi Church
Crescent Delre
Bvishel Highway
Zoning Appeals Board
Zoning Board
Ita
Beers
E. Page Preston
7. C
Flem Debyne
Russians United States Receive Nehru Notes
Washington reported both the United States and Soviet Union received notes yesterday from Prime Minister Nehru. Content details were not released but speculation tied to a possible peace plan for Korea. Nehru has offered to mediate the Korea conflict between the North and South. In Stockholm, Norwegian Prime Minister Gerhardsen urged Soviet aid to halt fighting and push North Korea to withdraw behind the 38th parallel. He criticized the Communist Steckholm appeal to ban the atom bomb and urged a new Stockholm appeal for peace sent to every nation.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Nehru
Andi
Gerhardaen
Steckhelm
Stockholm
Reece Phillips Campaign Schedule For First District GOP
The weekend campaign schedule shows Dayton Phillips and Carroll Reece seeking the Republican nomination for First District congressman. Phillips speaks at Tazewell and Sneedville Saturday morning, then Sevierville Saturday afternoon. Reece joins Phillips at Sullivan County GOP rally at Johnson Park in the evening.
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Dayton
Phillips
Carroll Reece
Republian
Tazewell
Sneedville
Reece
Sevierville
BP. m
Sullivan County
Prec Johnson Park
Taft Opposes Truman Control Plan In Debate
Senator Taft resists granting the President standby power to impose controls while indicating willingness to work with the administration on a bill if needed. President Truman says no immediate push for emergency powers but left open mobilization steps and coordinated action. advisers split on timing.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Truman Stend
Taft
Ohio
Wee
Senate
Congress
Truman
Dig
Geniership
Knoxville Couple On Trial For Murder
Knoxville couples faces court on murder charges in the suffocation death of Memphis plumber William Abhert Lakey age 38. Lakey found bound in a hotel room with a torn sheet stuffed in his mouth. William Austin 28 and Eva Louise Gann mother of three children admitted tying Lakey to the bed but claimed no intent to kill. authorities say they will face the electric chair due to robbery motive.
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Memphis
Knoxville
Ed Mur
William Abhert
Lakey
Pete Wiebenga
William “Austin
Eva Louise Gann
United States Seeks UN Military Backing for Korea War
Washington quietly informs UN members it would welcome their ground forces in Korea. Secretary General Trygve Lie appeals for additional support as discussions continue with the United Nations and the Army. Officials note the main burden may still fall on American troops.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Korea
Frygve Li
St UN
Truman
Iis News
Acheson
State Department
Army
Thel
Congress
Unites Metions
Aid
Huge Bomber Crashes Near Lebanon Killing 11
An Air Force B 50 bomber crashed on a farm near Lebanon today, killing 11 or more people. The plane tore a mile long trench, leaving shattered wreckage and bodies scattered over a wide area as parts were blown far from the impact site.
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Lebanon
Om & Farm
Grand
Borties
Stock Market Starts Rally Amid Broad Gains
The market rose on a snappy rally with leaders like Bethlehem Steel General Motors Chrysler Radio Corp Kennecott Copper Dow Chemical DuPont General Electric and Allied Chemical among gainers. Investors pushed shares higher as demand showed strength across steels chemicals and major industrials.
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Steel
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Benden Philco
Radio Corp
Zenith
American Telephone
Kennecott Copper
Allied Chemical
Dow Chemical
DuPont
General Electric
Américas Tobacco
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Nickel Plaza
Standam: Oil
U. 8
Gypsam
Bombers Strike Wonsan in Largest North Korea Raid
Tokyo American and Australian warplanes pounded North Korea military hub Wonsan, blasting 580 tons of bombs in the heaviest raid of the war. B 29s used radar to locate targets as fighters swept the front, destroying tanks, trucks, and other vehicles. One crew ditched over the Japan Sea with six rescued. Meanwhile on the Kum River front American artillery faced a Communist assault with guerrillas in green fatigues infiltrating behind lines, signaling a major escalation near Taejon and Kongju.
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Tokyo
Wonsan
Japan Sea
South Korea
Leif Erickson
Armoricas
Korea
Kurh
U. S
Guss
Kim River
Kongiu
Hhe Guerrila
She Irear
Plug
Kum River
Taejon
Kongju
Kongu
MacArthur
34Th Infantry
Red Gums
Walton H. Walker
Citu
Walker
North Koreans Say They Will Treat POWs Humanely
Washington reports Pyongyang radio asserts humane treatment of American prisoners after three weeks of conflict. MacArthur warned that failure to do so would bear responsibility for barbarity, amid a long history of POW rules from Geneva and The Hague.
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James Marlow
Washington
Douglas Macarthur
Geneva
Switzerland
The
Hague
Give U S Time Europeans Say Give U S Time
Western European observers from Scandi nav to the Mediterranean urge the United States to mobilize and act promptly in Korea. While most press and public back U S policy, some Finns and Italians voice concern over sufficiency and timing of reinforcements and strategic resolve.
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London
Scandiana
Mediterranean
Moscow
Thad
Wan GI
Marway
Finland
Russia
U.S
Pacific
Almonst
Rome
America
Vague Scene Of Busy Street With Cars And Dogs
A detailed fragment shows a girl on a car hood reading a tape while two dogs fight nearby. Flowers decorate a dashboard as a truck passes, with pedestrians and a porch setting implied in the cluttered scene.
Men to enter Tennessee Nursing School first time
Miss Huth Nei Murry, dean of the University of Tennessee Nursing School, announced plans to admit four male students yearly. This marks the first time in the institution’s history that men will study nursing on the campus.
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University of Tennnessee
Miss Huth
Nei Murry
Atomic submarine engine project moves to Arco Idaho
Senator McMahon announced that construction of an atomic powered submarine engine will start next month at Arco Idaho. The Area Prototype from which others will be copied is a joint AEC project with Argonne National Laboratory and Westinghouse Corys. A second prototype at Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory in West Milton is under development by General Electric.
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Oliver W. Dewalt
Washington
McMahon
R-Conm
Arco
Idaho
Serrate House Atomic Committee
Orig
Inal
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Argonne National Laboratories
Chicago
Westinghouse
Corys
ABC
West Milton
Knolls Atorafe
General Electric Co
Navy
New London
Conn
Siamarine
Sam
Forrest P. Sherman
Naval Operations
House
Armed Services Cormittes
ALG
Sherman
New Sopdom
Electric Boat Company
Neary Groton
Timas
Browning and Allen Continue Campaign Tours in Tennessee
The two leading gubernatorial candidates Gov Gordo Browning and State Sen Allen push separate barnstorming tours across Tennessee. Browning visits Mt Pleasant Mt Joy Columbia and Franklin while Allen stops in Lauder Madisonville Maryville and Oak Ridge. Allen underscored support for a state veterans bonus for World War I veterans during Oak Ridge remarks.
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Associated Press
Gordo Browning
Middle Tennessee
Allen
Browning
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Joy
Columbia
Franklin
Lauder
Madisonville
Solunar Schedule and Major Minor Periods Note
A fragmentary solunar timetable outlines Major and Minor periods with durations and a Friday timing reference. The text mentions standard time, a fixed level for Friday, and a Lake location in a cryptic forecast.
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Kaz
Jdan Bright
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