Yanks in Battle Gear Cheered by Koreans as They Roll Toward War Front
American troops arrive in Korea from Japan and march to No Man's Land amid cheering South Koreans. Gen. Chun Il Kwon hails the emerging force as reinforcements bolster a denuded South Korean army. A high American officer urges reporters to avoid naming arriving units. Most GIs reach by air from Japan, with others to come by ship.
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Peter Kalischer
Saejon
Korea
No Man’s Land
Japan
No Man's Land
Taejon
Han River
Seoul
Chun Il Kwon
U. S
Navy Motorcyclist Fractures Arm in City Collision
Howard Smith twenty year old Navy enlisted man serving on board the USS Askers sustained a fractured right arm when his motorcycle collided with a car at Orange Avenue and South Street last night. The car was driven by William J. Howison forty three of 1815 East 14th Street. The injured sailor was taken to Seaside Hospital and later to the Naval Station dispensary.
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Howard .Smith
U.S. S. Askers
Orange Ave
South St
William J. Howison
Seaside Hospital
Naval Station Dispensary
Korea War Shifts U S Far East Policy Focus
Washington dispatch reports that the Korean War has prompted a sweeping reassessment of U S policy toward the Far East. Officials say focus now centers on security, with renewed scrutiny of Japan Formosa Indochina and allied positions as Communist pressure persists and global alignments shift under new military realities.
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Washington
South Korea
Far East
Japan
Asia
Japanese Islands
United States
Formosa
Truman
Seventh Fleet
China
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
India
Korea
Russia
America
Nehru
Arrival of Yankees Boosts Korean War Effort
U S troop movements toward Korea accelerate as infantry units transport by sea and air to reinforce advancing forces north of the 38th parallel. A Navy spokesman says ships are protected by warships and that clashes with Communist forces near Suwon are imminent while radio reports claim mass conscription.
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38Th Parallel
Japan
Korea
Navy
Washington
U. S
Suwon
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Han River
People's Courts Set Up to Try Kin of Korean Defenders
A front line dispatch from Aong Han River describes South Korean forces near Seoul under pressure from North Korean tanks and a newly formed People's Court in the city. Major General Heung and staff report dwindling artillery and equipment, while morale falters and families remain trapped behind enemy lines.
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Aong Han River
Seoul
People’s Court
People's Court
Julius Schoeller
Chicago
Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
Yudae Heung
Heung
Kim
Kimpo
Schoeller
Lee Yong Kyu
Lee
Execution Urged in Romania Trials
Prague reports the Romanian prosecutor urged the execution of seven defendants in Bucharest for spying with help from the Roman Catholic nunciature. One defendant, Nicolau Popescu, testified that Bishop Geraki P. O Hara of the Savannah Atlanta diocese hired him for espionage. All defendants reportedly repented and sought mercy in a military sentence issued Tuesday.
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Prague
Cecchonjovakia
Buchareat
Nicolau Popescu
Ne Aunure
Tempoave
Geraki P. O'Hara
Savannah - Atlanta, Ga
Senators to Hold Crime Inquiries in Four Big Cities
In July the Kefauver committee plans open Miami hearings on July 24 with four city forays in St. Louis Kansas City and Chicago addressing interstate crime networks. Subpoenas will compel witnesses referencing data from Florida raids and records seized by authorities.
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Washington
Miami
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Sen
Kefauver
D.tenn
Jearlier Vialt
Florida
Russia accuses U S of potato bug drop plan
Radio Moscow broadcast a note accusing the United States of deliberately and criminally dropping potato bugs on East Germany. The note, delivered June 20 to the U S embassy in Moscow, demands guarantees no repetition and calls for the guilty parties to be brought to justice while US officials dismiss the charges as absurd.
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London
Russia
United States
Accus American
East Germany
Radio
Moscow
Germany
Eleven Die and Twenty Six Hospitalized in Consett Gas Leak
In Consett England eleven men were killed and twenty six hospitalized after a gas leak at the Consett Iron Works. An employee found men lying all over the loading bay and raised the alarm. The incident occurred Sunday July 2.
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Consett
England
Consett Iron Works
Durham
Balloon Inadequate Garb Costs $25 Please
A fragmented notice notes a balloon scene with a sunbathing figure on Lookout Pent. Long Taland, described with a red balloon, and a humorous line about $25. The passage hints at a playful, period setting with a focus on garb and a buoyant spectacle.
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Singer
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Gares
Finland
Parcaniy Ay
Austria
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Europe
Spe
Aerics
Cial
Alaska
Korean Peninsula
Associated Press
I, Aman
Long Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association
BVM
Neraois
Chadd
Rsa
Ieee Ee
Sanares Py
West
Theitty Dewg
Yank Advisers
John
Hightower
Spohing
Toledo
Helena
Long Beach
Press-Telegram
By Tom Lambert
Tes Ik
Pos, Gu
Her
Romania
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