Red Regiment Leader Surrenders to South Korea
A 27 year old North Korean artillery lieutenant colonel surrendered at Taegu with a white flag, the highest ranking enemy prisoner, saying he favors Korea run like South Korea and that mass defections are hampered by secret agents and air attacks. He described low enemy morale and detailed artillery positions before surrender.
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Korea
North Korea
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Koren
Tabu
Taegu
United Nations
Morales
Frank Dietrich
Traverse City
Mich
Republic of Korea
Dietrich
U. S.S 27Th Infantry Regiment
Muan
Ure
St Dietrich
Henry H. Ku Lwabara
Salt Lake City
South Korea
Hokpo
North Korean Youth Party
Communist Army
China
Federal Judge Dies in Seattle Hospital
SEATTLE Aug. 23. District Judge Lloyd L. Black 61 died early today in Swedish Hospital after being stricken while watching an outdoor swim show Sunday and undergoing an emergency operation Monday. He had not missed a day on the federal bench in 11 years. Appointed by President Roosevelt in 1939 he served the western district of Washington and a year later also the eastern district.
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Seattle
IUL
Lloyd L. Black
War Cost Seen Cheap If Korean Victory Costs Stay Low
Washington warns war funding may rise as conflict in Korea continues. Defense leaders brief Congress on requests totaling 10.5 billion plus a supplemental 1.1 billion, with Navy estimating 2.648 billion and Air Force about 1.6 billion for the Korean operation. Army carries the heaviest burden amid ongoing materiel and manpower needs. Historical costs cited range from World War II sums to long-term totals near trillions.
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Elton C. Fox
Washington
Johnson
Congress
AVY
AIR Force
Navy
Defense
Truman
Army
Far East
Gomynand
Korea
Capitol Hill
Coolidge
United States
Excess Profits Tax Predicted in Senate Debate
A top administration leader said the Senate will likely add a 3.5 billion plus excess profits tax to the 5 billion tax-boosting bill. Senate Finance Committee Chairman George of Georgia doubts this. Debates begin tomorrow as Sen O’Mahoney Wyoming softens rates to 85 percent on high profits to protect production incentives. The bill, aiding war costs, could raise 8.5 billion annually if enacted.
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Ashington
Senate
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Ittee
Sen. O'Mahoney
D.wyo
America
Truman
Heroic Stand to Bar Korea Reds Lauded
PUSAN Korea Aug 23 U N Secretary General Trygve Lie praised the U S 24th and First Cavalry Divisions and South Koreans for a heroic and tenacious stand against Red Koreans. Col Alfred G Katzin of South Africa said the United Nations and its command officers earned gratitude for steming the aggressors advance.
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Pusan
Korea
U. N
Trygve Titers
U. S
Alfred G. Katzin
South Africa
Gis
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Bos
United Nations
California pioneer Lankershim estate attracts interest
Interest is being received from the four million dollar estate of Inte Doria C. Lankershim. A will left by Miss Lankershim, a California pioneer, remains in probate. She had adopted the...
Radar Expert Alleged Spy to Fly to New York City
Morton Sobell, 33, charged with passing defense secrets to Russia, may depart Houston by plane for New York City. He was moved from Laredo, Texas, to Houston under guard and held in Harris County jail. A removal order was signed by Judge Allan Hannay after Sobell waived a hearing. Bond set at $100. The indictment alleges transfer of defense papers to Russian agents.
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Morton Sobell
Russia
New York City
Sobell
Laredo
Texas
Harris County
U. S
Clifton C. Carter
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Hannay
U.S
Frank Y. Hill
Morten Sobell
Radar Sper
FBI
Sobel
A. P. Wirsphota
Plutonium theft charges file Denver scientist
Federal charges accuse Sanford Simons a 28 year old Denver University research scientist of stealing plutonium vital to atomic bomb production. FBI says plutonium recovered from a hiding place beneath his Denver home and Simons held on 10000 dollar bond. He faces up to five years and ten thousand dollar fine under the Atomic Energy Act. Simons says the material was a souvenir abandoned to keep children from playing with it. He previously served at Los Alamos from 1944 to 1946.
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Sanford Lawrence Simons
Denver University
FBI
Russell Kramer
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Kramer
Los Alamos
N. M
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Economy on Home Front Gains as Roads Fund Slashed
Congress moves to halve highway building outlays with a two year bill set at 1 138 000 000. Senate approval by voice vote follows Byrd leadership pushing for nondefense spending cuts. Truman signals possible veto, raising stakes for a 34 000 000 000 single-package appropriation.
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Tors
Truman
Senate
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Byrd
D-Va
Iiish
A& Reported
Malik's Speech at UN Stirs Korean War Tensions
Delegates at the United Nations Security Council study Malik's latest remarks for signs of a new Korean conflict threat. He blasted U S and British actions as aggression while demanding withdrawal of foreign troops, condemning what he called a colossal international bluff and UN manipulation.
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Jakob A. Malik
Malik
Council
Korea
United States
United States of America
U. N
Russia
Great Britain
U. S
United Nations
Warren Austin
Britain
Sir Gladwyn Jebb
Maltk
Austin
Jebb
Hitler
Stalin
France
Germany
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Orea
More Chilly Breezes Due in Midwest
Chicago reports a pattern of cooling with Canadian air moving south from the Dakotas and Minnesota. Frost is forecast in some areas tonight while warmth persists in the south and west. Temperatures run slightly below normal across the eastern states as showers affect the middle Atlantic, Lake Superior region, Oklahoma, and the Pacific Northwest.
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Midwest
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Minnesota
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Pacific Northwest
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Superior
Oklahoma
Navy Pilot Killed in Crash During Rain
A Navy pilot was killed when his attack bomber crashed into a hill in rainy conditions near Holly Springs, Pennsylvania. The pilot's name was withheld pending next of kin notification. he was en route from Muf fin Field Philadelphia to Grosse Tie Michigan when the crash occurred.
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Holly Springs
Navy
Pennsylvania
Muffin Field
Philadelphia
Grosse Tie
Mich
Tides and Temperatures Tuesday Weather Statistics
Sunrise 6 21 a m. Sunset 7 29 p m. High tides at 9 23 a m and 4 4 in 24 ft. Water temperature 64 degrees. Surf calm. Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. Lifeguard report from Long Beach.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beech
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