Diplomat Testifies on Recruitment by Red Net Contacts
Testimony describes Mrs. Massing recruiting Noel Field for communist networks including the Soviet Comintern and Red Army intelligence. She recounts meetings with Whitfield Hiss and Field arranging connections in Geneva while noting Field’s reluctance and eventual consent to work as an informant.
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Field
Noel
Hiss
Mrs. Massing
Soviet Union
Comintern
Red Army Intelligence
Duggan
New York
Justice Department
FBI
Ixon
R.-Calif
House UN
Truman in New York Pushes Armistice Talks Demands
Reported stalled talks between United Nations and North Korean Red delegations continued with no concession on a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel. General Nam H. avoided answering repeated questions from Admiral Joy as U N command stressed defense of armistice terms while awaiting higher orders.
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Aareung
United Nations Command
DU. N
Nuckols
Joy
Nam H
Red
Nam
Stalling Tor
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang
U. N
North Korea
Fyongyang Radio
Associated Press
Washington
U. S
State Acheson
Acheson
McCracken Jurors Deadlocked Over First Degree Murder
Jurors reported at 1 a.m. that they remained deadlocked as to McCracken’s case involving the death of 11 year old Patty. They questioned the murder count and pondered if a sex crime against a child under 14 makes it first degree murder. Alternatives discussed included second degree murder and felony manslaughter with varying penalties. Jurors visited the Buena Park cabin where Patty died and later requested the cabin table and a yardstick.
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McCracken
Little Patty
George Chula
Lonely Live Oak Canyon
Allies Score Two Mile Gain On Central Korean Front
On August 2 Allied troops advanced south of Kumsong, gaining more than two miles with infantry moving 3000 to 4000 yards. They faced small Red groups as Communists made light probes but were stopped. Warplanes to the north pounded Red supply lines during yesterday’s 500 sorties.
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Eighth Army
Kumsong
Heat Eases as Cooler Air Moves In Across Regions
Weather reports show a few cool spots amid generally hot conditions across most of the country. The Great Lakes and Northeast had the mildest relief, while cooler air from Canada moved southeast into the Dakotas and Montana ending a hot spell. Temperatures topped 100 in parts. thundershowers spanned from Lake Superior to Iowa and eastern South Dakota.
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Agsool
Great Lakes
Canada
Dakotas
Montana
Ated Press
Ohio
Prvsinaing
Central Plains
Lake Superior
Iowa
South Dakota
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Red Net
Buffer
Truman
Long Beach
William P. Nuckols
Adm. Joy
Panemae
Nam iI
Sen. Mundt
R.S.D
Mundt
William Boyle
Missouri
Sen. Connally
D.-Tex
Daniel A. Poling
Philadelphia
Mr. Truman
Buena Park
Patty
Gardner
Columbia
Isuits
Bradbury
Society Brand
Hollywood Clothes
Berton & Hollywood Clothes
Berton
First and Pacific
Loheac’s
American Ave
P. M
N. L. B. Blvd
Icgmfton
A.M
Aaron Schultz
RUC Aes Ag Tr Ptr
Pr Furnishings
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