Charges Dismissed Against Six Policemen in Ohio Case
Six law enforcement officers face dismissal of charges including breaking and entering and grand larceny after the magistrate finds the complainant absent for the preliminary hearing. Alfred White of Logan had alleged illegal entries and seizure in Ohio, while coordinating with prosecutors and state officials. White plans Huntington, West Virginia trial on separate charges.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Justice of the Peace Court
Alfred J. White
Logan
Whitehart
White
Huntington
W. Va
Prichard
Morse Says Truman Should End Strike
Senator Morse urges President Truman to take immediate steps to end the railway switchmen's strike as the nation remains at war. He says there is no justification for continuing the week-old AFL Switchmen's Union work stoppage against five midwestern and western railroads amid Senate hearings on a compulsory arbitration bill.
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Morse
R-Ore
Truman
Senate Labor Subcommittee
AFL
Senate
Far East Struggle Casts Somber Light on Independence Day
The Fourth of July observance in Hocking County is quiet with no formal celebration planned as residents gather for family events. Logan Daily News will not publish tomorrow. Offices close across Ohio and adjoining states for the holiday. Local parks are expected to draw large crowds while a fireworks ban reduces displays. Officials urge motorists to drive safely to prevent accidents amid heavy holiday traffic.
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America
Far East
South Korea
Hocking County
Logan Daily News
Segee Pleads Guilty in Arson Case at Circleville
Robert Segee twenty was found guilty today on two counts of arson and ordered to Lima State Hospital for a sixty day preliminary examination. The indictment by the Pickaway County grand jury followed his plea before Common Pleas Judge William Radcliff.
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Circleville
Robert Segee
Lima State Hospital
Segee
Pickaway County
Grand Jury
Common Pleas
William Radcliff
State Hospital
Scattered Showers Likely to Continue in Logan Area
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast today tonight and tomorrow around Logan after heavy rain intervals yesterday. Weekly rainfall totaled about half an inch per the state highway garage gauge. At noon the temperature was 79 with a low of 48 overnight and warmer conditions are expected tomorrow.
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Logan
State Highway
Hocking County
Lightning kills teen baseball player in Helena
In Helena Montana on July 2 a bolt of lightning killed Robert Morris 16, also injuring seven other players and stunning a dozen bystanders. the group was gathered for a baseball event when the storm struck.
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Helena
Mont
Robert Morris
Queuille's new cabinet faces Socialist ire in Paris
Premier Henri Queuille forms a cabinet with a right-wing tilt drawing Socialist disapproval. The government may face its first crucial test in the national assembly tomorrow.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
National Assembly
War Potential Of U S Great Reds Likewise
U S military leaders say the country is better prepared for war than any peacetime period. A radar network expansion costs loom, $80 million needed, not yet appropriated, while the Air Force funds $50 million from other sources to begin. About 170,000 civilian volunteers are to help monitor and warn. Defense Secretary Johnson asserts readiness and potential are greater now than ever. The piece notes long-range bomb capabilities for Russia and fast mobilization as key factors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daily News
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Alaska
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Defense
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Defense Department reports Pomeroy pilot missing in Far East
The Defense Department notified Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre of Apple Grove that their son Lt Derry Sayre is missing in action in the Far East. The 27 year old U S Air Force pilot served five years in World War II and was an F 82 pilot. His tour was to end next October and he has a wife and a year old son in the Far East.
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Defense Department
Herbert Sayre
Apple Grove
Derry Sayre
Far East
Sayre
Johnson denies reserves mobilization over Korean crisis
Secretary of Defense Johnson told White House reporters there is no present plan to mobilize reserves in response to the Korean crisis. After a meeting with President Truman he dismissed columnist David Lawrence's report of a possible limited mobilization as an active consideration this week. Johnson said there is no prospect of partial mobilization at the moment.
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Defense Johnson
Johnson
White House
Truman
David Lawrence
Lawrence
Navy
Washington Holiday Cut by War Crisis
Due to the Korean crisis many government officials and employees will have no holiday on July 4. At the Pentagon divisions such as plans operations intelligence and public information are working around the clock.
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Washington
Pentagon
Sgt York Ill in Pall Mall Virus Pneumonia
Sgt Alvin C York, World War I hero, is ill with virus pneumonia in Pall Mall Tennessee. Mrs York says he is confined to bed after weeks of illness and that his condition improved yesterday.
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Tenn
Alvin C. York
Australians, Americans Strike North Korea Frontline
U S Marines and air units move to Japan per Defense Department orders to reinforce Gen. MacArthur. In Korea, Australian air raids helped halt North Korean tanks and trucks near Seoul, with U S B 29s targeting Yonpo airfield as tanks and columns press toward Suwon. A sergeant was wounded as Australian fighters strafed a village housing an American command post.
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Korea
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South Korea
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Lambert
Seoul
Yonpo
Korean War at a Glance
Communist tank and troop forces advance on a 55 mile front as American fighters bomb and strike. U.S. infantry move north toward combat. Red tanks outflank Suwon and its airfield 25 miles south of the Han River defense. B 29s with Australian escorts bomb an airfield 135 miles inside North Korea.
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Tokyo
U.S
Suwon
Han River
North Korea
Admiral says navy sinks torpedo boats, shells shore
London reports British Admiral ty states neither U S nor British warships were damaged in yesterday's engagement. five of six North Korean torpedo boats were sunk and shore installations shelled.
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British Admiralty
U.S
Pilgrims Progress Tops Magazine Poll of 10 Most Boring Books
John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress leads a poll by Columbia University Press in The Pleasure of Publishing naming the 10 most boring books. Moby Dick, Paradise Lost, Faerie Queene, and Life of Samuel Johnson follow, with Shakespeare’s As You Like It ranking 41st.
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Pamela
Eliot
Silas Marner
Scott
Cervantes
Goethe
Shakespeare
George Eliot
Fon W. Boardman
Chiang urges UN to condemn Soviet Russia over Korea
Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek in Formosa called on the United Nations to condemn Soviet Russia as the instigator of the Korea war. He warned that without action Moscow will mass troops from other puppet states in Asia to sustain a prolonged war of attrition with the United Nations.
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Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
United Nations
Soviet
Russia
Korea
Asia
Communist push drives front 55 miles toward Seoul
American and unconfirmed North Korean reports described a steady communist advance along roads spanning a 55 mile front. AP reporter Tom Lambert in Taejon noted U S forces 93 miles south of Seoul may meet heavy opposition if momentum continues. Two mechanized columns surged from Yong Dongpo toward Seoul while others moved south from east of the capital, outflanking Suwon near its airfield. US warplanes attacked the advancing columns as a Taejon spokesman called the development serious.
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Tom Lambert
Taejon
U. S
Seoul
Yong Dongpo
Suwon
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