Koreans Cump Major Parties Face Test In Assembly Election
South Korea faces a pivotal June 1 assembly meeting after a Tuesday vote delivered a landslide for independents who won 128 of 710 seats. Pro Rhee factions faltered as anti Rhee groups gained ground, while guerrilla violence marred the campaign with assassinations and stabbings.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhée
South Mores
National Assembly
Actiong Amd
Rhee Broong
South Korea
U.S
Ae Sharper
National Society
Korean ‘Youth Corps
Maewo
Korean Youth Corps
Rhee
Amin Club
Korean Labor Union
Socialists
Korean Independence League
Korean Women’s Association
Robee
Classified results suggest sale items and pets
Fragmentary Times-News classified lines show mention of a cat sale by Mrs Grady Bryant, profit notes, and various household items for rent or sale. The readable fragments reference cats, baby carriage, table, and general house ads with directions to call for more details.
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MYVE
Mame
Grady Bryant
Setting Times
Tf Times
Market Reports On TV Stocks Hit By Mixed Demand Rise
New York market reports show radio television shares firm with gains on demand for the group. International Nickel rose to a 1990 high, stacking a notable rise of about a point to 30. The day featured broad stock activity and shifts in prices amid general market strength.
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New York
International Nickel
Molgien Valley Community Hospital to Decide on Expansion Plan
The Molgien Valley Community Hospital executive committee will meet at 7:30 Thursday to make a definite decision on the expansion program. Hospital Director R N Brough says state and federal representatives have met to discuss readjustment of the financing for the project. A Nashville meeting may be arranged to explore financing options as contractor bids exceeded the anticipated cost and aid was set on a lower basis.
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Molgien Valley Community Hospital
R. N. Brough
Brough
Nashville
Red Network Charged in State Dept Inquiry
Senator Knowland charges the Red Network linked to Amerasia and the State Department in the 1945 Amerasia case. McInerney denies Hickenlooper claims that secret documents from wartime OSS and OSS era sources were among those seized. McCarthy asserts crucial files were recovered and remain with the Justice Department.
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Washington
Knowland
R-Calls
Aurorasia
Om Drte
State Department
Senate
Amerasia
James M. McInerney
Justice Department
Hickentooper
Iowa
McInerney
Hickenlooper
Almer
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
McCarthy
R-Wis
Amperasia
FBI
Far
Republicans Debate Acheson Appearance in Congress
Washington reports on reactions to Secretary Acheson's session with lawmakers. Senator Luges says it eased tensions between State Department and Congress while Senator Wherry doubts any shift. Rep Arends notes many questions remain as Acheson faces Senate committees on foreign arms and NATO costs. Philadelphia reports on Harry Gale seeking counsel to plead guilty as a courier tied to Soviet atom spy networks.
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Acheson
Congress
Dean
London
Senate
House
Washington
Wenneth & Wherry
Scott Lucas
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Luges
Alineia
State Department
Wherry
Nebraska
GOP
Library of Congress
Rep
Arends
R-Fl
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Philadelphia
Harry Gale
Russia
Atomapy
Chentiat
United States
Gold
FRY
Godd
Beaty
Bistrigt
Tadge
James EB. McGranery
McGranery
FBI
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
Britain
Truman Promises Tax Records for Gambling Probe
Senate investigators report President Truman offered to provide income tax returns of suspected gamblers and racketeers. Chair Kefauver says Truman intends to issue an executive order to release tax records and cooperate fully with the investigation. Senators Tobey OConor and Wiley estimated strong White House backing for a thorough probe.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Ma ‘Chanwide
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Tobey
R-Ma
Todey
O'Conor
Issupe
New Cabinet Plan Faces Senate Opposition Over Ewing Role
Washington reports a proposed Department of Health Education and Security faces GOP opposition. Senator McClellan critiques the plan citing concerns over “socialized medicine.” The measure mirrors last year’s failed welfare department reorg aimed at empowering Ewing, the security administrator.
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Washington
Truaman
Department of Health, Education and Security
Oscar Is Ewing
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
GOF
Ewing
New York
Truman
Department of Welfare
Federer
McClellan
Ark
Rep Jennings In Race Again For Congress
Rep Jennings announces re election bid in Tennessee's Second District subject to August 3 primary. His year old House record backs his claim to serve best, citing support for TVA and educational aid, with details noted for continuation.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tohn Jennings, Jr
T ‘Oday
Man
Reeve
Ennings
Howard H. Baker
Huntsville
Jennings
Wil Taylor
Lafottette
House
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Brice
Patt-Hartley
Indictment Drawn in Anderson County Liquor Election
Five persons were indicted by the Anderson County grand jury on charges of illegal voting in the April liquor referendum. Sheriff Bernard Vandergriff said the indictments followed a three day probe into irregularities in the election. County Judge T L Seeker filed suit in chancery court seeking to count Briceville and Gamble Valley precinct votes and possibly nullify the full election for irregularities.
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Clinton
Tenn
Anderson County
Grand Jury
Bernard Vandergriff
T. L. Seeker Aled
Chancery Court
Briceville
Gamble Valley
Traud
German Youths End Sitdown Border Flight Home
About ten thousand youths, described as Communist youths in blue shirts, ended a two night sit down near the East West frontier after refusing police orders. They crossed into West Germany following border checks and headed to rail stations for trains home. No incidents were reported by Western police during the early hours.
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Lowteck
Germay
Maa Man
Berlin
Lnebeck
Iey
Japanese Communists Call General Strike Over Occupation Tensions
Tokyo reports that Japan's Communist Party ordered a general strike Saturday in reprisal for U.S occupation actions and recent clashes in Imperial Plaza. The move aims to heighten tension with General MacArthur's regime as protests prompt expulsions and warnings from authorities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Communist Party
General MacArthur
Imperial Pless
Carly
Flaga
Pacific
MacArthur
Plaga
Red Satellites Urged to Back A-Bomb Ban
A World Peace Partisans Congress meeting in London reported heavy pressure on Soviet satellites to sign a Stockholm drawn petition for an absolute ban on atomic weapons and strict international control. Soviet representative Alexander Korneichuk said signatures are unlikely in the USSR before summer. organizers aim for 66,000,000 by October.
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Soviet Union
World Peace Partisans Congress
Alexander Korneichuk
Stockholm
Maxeh
Pesca
Absolte
London
J. D. Gerhak Dettst
Peace Committee
Nine Men Die In Navy Bomber Crash At Quonset
Nine sailors were killed and two injured when a Neptune bomber crashed on a Quonset Naval Base runway. The pilot and co-pilot survived with minor injuries. the rest of the crew were trapped in the wreckage. The aircraft was en route from Jacksonville Florida to Newfoundland when an engine fire and crash occurred.
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Quonset Brf
Navy
Quonset Naval 43
Glasgow
Public Informaton Office
Navy Pagtic Informaton
Boston
Argentina
Querset
Jacksonville
Pla
Newfoundland
Murray Demands Inquiry At Enka Morristown Strike
The Senate Labor Committee sent investigators to Morristown Tennessee to probe alleged bloody attacks by police and National Guardsmen on Textile Workers Local 10s on strike for higher wages. CIO President Murray urged federal inquiry, citing civil rights violations as provocative force.
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Washington
ULP
Senate Labor Committee
Morristown
Tenn
Tennessee National
Ta! Textile Workers of America
Gerhis Johnson
Wiian
N. Dunsten
Senate
American
Bnks Corp
Gorton
Browning
Tennessee
Boka
Inter Mountain Rate Hike Approved by Commission
Nashville based Inter Mountain Telephone Company and Southern Continental Telephone Company win higher interstate toll rates as ordered by the State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission. The ruling ties the two carriers to new charges while delaying permanence until service improvements are proven to the commission.
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Nashville
Tenn
Toy ‘Inter-Mountain Telephone Company
Southern, Cotrtinental, Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Puneds
Southern
Bellhouse
Rage A - Mteer Meirtimer
Dwenty-Ave
Fishing Tables And Rate Schedule Details
The article lists new fare rates for telephone service over various distance ranges and notes changes allowed by the commission on the new rate schedule. It also mentions observed lake stages at Cherokee Lake and references several regional carriers and locations.
President asks Congress for over a billion in aid funds
President Truman urged Congress to approve 1.2925 billion dollars for a new fiscal year of military aid, arguing delay could cripple peace efforts. The request details 1.006 billion for North Atlantic Treaty nations, 120.0 million for Tope, Greece and Turkey, and 27.5 million for Iran, the Philippines and area, with arms, training, and spare parts included.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Philippines
Borea
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John F. Gaillard
Gall Tard
Galherd
Tratform
Hospital Group
State Dept
Red Ring
U. S
Betcaz
Anderson Co
Red
Walter C. Walenta
Black Arrow
Waltema
Alresdy
Murray
Enka
Inter-Mountain
Baturiay
Ssuyday
Mr. Truman
Gel. S
Vladimir Houdek
Commmunist
Czechostovakts
Houdeck
Hhe Ue
Cachoslovakia
Kingsport
Gate City Highway
DW. Moulton
Nile
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