United Nations Air and Sea Might Shapes Korean Armistice Talks
At Kaesong Allied envoys press for a buffer zone along the 38th parallel while stressing UN air and sea superiority. North Korea admits air power influenced ground actions but demands a ceasefire line on 38. Talks continue with no agreement.
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Wage Board Proposes Policy to Raise Wages With Cost of Living
The Wage Stabilization Board proposes a policy to let workers under its jurisdiction seek cost of living increases even without existing contracts. The plan, subject to approval by Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston, could affect many workers not currently covered by escalator clauses. The base date for wage adjustments remains January 15, 1950, with about 11 percent rise through July 15.
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Ridgway Pressing for Truce Amid Korean Talks
Washington reports Gen. Matthew Ridgway and top officials vow to push for a Kaesong truce as long as Communists stay at the table. They favor patience and persistence, expecting Reds to stall and threaten a resumption of fighting while seeking favorable concessions.
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Double Killing Case Against Walker Heads to Jurors
Riverside August 3 The trial of Lawrence Walker a 20 year old No Air Force sergeant charged with killing Richard Cook abducting his wife Doris and shooting her as she fought off his advances went to the jury after final arguments by Attorney Mian Mackey. The defense contends the victim activated the violence and seeks to cast doubt on the motive while prosecutors argue for the death penalty.
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Escape amid gunfire as Poles land makeshift plane in Sweden
Four Poles including a woman landed a bullet riddled improvised plane near Malmo after a daylight dash from Red Poland. They spoke of asylum from the communist regime, recounting a 10 000 foot dash through Baltic skies to shake pursuit. Police noted the craft bore Poznan aviation lab markings.
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Elizabeth and Philip plan Washington visit in October
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip will visit President Truman in Washington on October 24 and stay at Blair House while the White House is rebuilt. They sail from England September 25 aboard the Empress of France, following a Canadian trip. this marks the first royal visit to the American continent since 1939.
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Big error $21.88 refund leads to massive surprise
Aug 3 report from Rockville Maryland notes 11 year old Biesser, a high school student, sought a tax refund of 21.88. He received a government check for 665,255 dollars, prompting questions about the source and legitimacy of the payment.
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Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
The piece lists sections and page references for a newspaper: Beach Combing on Page B, Boyle on Page A11, Bridge on Page A, Classified Ads from B9 to 13, crosswords on Page 8 and 5, Editorial on Page A10, and Fee pages B6 and B7.
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Nab Beer Baron as Dope Kingpin
New York August 3 Waxey Gordon a 62 year old prohibition era mobster known as the Beer Baron faced an international dope racket charge. He was held with three others in bail totaling 500000 and said to have pure heroin worth 180000 diluted for sale in underworld channels. The four defendants were arraigned on federal narcotics charges in New York. if tried and convicted Gordon could face life imprisonment under state law.
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German Reds Plan Show of Captive Yanks
In Frankfurt Germany British authorities report East German Communists intend a side show at the East Berlin World Youth Festival next week. About 50 American soldiers reportedly captured in Korea are said to be trained to pose as American lovers of peace who deserted their ranks. Details were not available.
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Army ousts 90 West Point cadets amid football scandal
The Army disclosed that 90 cadets were discharged for honor code violations after a cribbing scandal. Gen J Lawton Collins indicated most of the Academy football team was involved, threatening the program’s fall schedule. Senator Byrd said Collins warned of a major shakeup in Army history.
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Wing of F-86s to Britain on rotational duty
Washington reports the Air Force will send the first wing of F-86 fighters to England. Currently two Air Force fighter wings operate in Europe, both in Germany with F-84 jets. In England, a single medium bomber wing from the Strategic Air Command will be on rotational duty, using B-29s or newer B-...
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Judge Denies Sanity Probe in McCracken Murder Retrial
Judge Gardner denied a sanity trial for Henry Ford McCracken and refused to pause the murder retrial set for August 13 in Santa Ana. McCracken was found guilty only of child stealing, with jurors undecided on murder and the defense failing to secure mental health evaluations or a delay. The defense demanded a jury by lot and requested new psychiatric review, while the state pressed forward with the Aug. 13 date and panel selection.
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Boys Sail Stolen Boat to Catalina on First Sea Trip
Three 13 year old boys from Los Angeles sailed a stolen cabin cruiser 22 miles from Whaington to Catalina. They were captured at Catalina Island and returned to juvenile officers. Coast Guard investigated the theft as the youths slept aboard near Avalon and sought more fuel before fishing.
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Modoc Forest Fire races through 270 acres an hour
Alturas August 3 UP California's fiercest forest fire of the year roared along a 30 mile front in Modoc National Forest. The blaze broke out Wednesday near Hackamore and is racing through mature and second growth pine at about 276 acres per hour. One thousand men with bulldozers helicopters and air trucks battled the flames that have scorched an estimated 22 000 acres of timber and grazing land. Reinforcements poured in from across the state as Indian braves and convict crews joined efforts to build a fire line around shifting winds.
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