Mrs Jimmy Stewart Undergoes Fourth Operation
Hollywood reports Mrs Jimmy Stewart, 32, underwent her fourth operation tied to Caesarean delivery of twin daughters born May 7. Dr Mark Rabwin at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital performed the Caesarean and two subsequent operations. She remains hospitalized for about a week.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Stewart
Mark Rabwin
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Rabwin
Stewart
Gloria Hatrick McLean
Washington
Fires and Floods Endanger Wide Areas in Pacific Northwest and Midwest
The report details a 1800 acre Willamette National Forest fire near Eugene Oregon with 900 firefighters, a 450 acre blaze near Arlington Washington, and a broad logging shutdown in Washington and Oregon. A 20,000 acre Vancouver Island fire in British Columbia worsens as rain remains unlikely. Floods hit Kansas and Missouri with up to half a million acres inundated and dikes breached north of Maize Kansas by the Arkansas River.
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Modoc National Forest
Washington
Oregon
Willamette National Forest
Eugene
Ore
Arlington
Pacific Northwest
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Kan
Jefferson City
Missouri River
Reds Agree to Truce Parley Claims Victory
North Korean and Chinese negotiators signaled a cease-fire bid as Allied forces pressed western and eastern fronts. Wings of B 29s pounded Hungnam and key supply lines while ground patrols near Yonchon and Pyongyang advanced and faced heavy mortar fire. The Red offer to meet Ridgway set Kaesong as the proposed talks site with July 10 to 15 dates, a move viewed as tactical face saving amid broader UN diplomacy.
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Hungnam
United Nations
Yonchon
Pyongyang
Yondhon
UW & Eighth Army
Yanggu
Formosa
Moscow
Hong Kong
Red China
Korea
Ridgway
Kim Ti Sung
Red Area Army
Peng Teh-huai
Red Chinese “Volunteers
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
Sutlandlia
Pusan
Wonsan
North Korea
Uss Blue
Uss Evans
Reds
Red Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Air Force
Manchuria
Red
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
ROK
Washington
Russia
Jacob Malik
U. N
U.S
Alexander Kirk
Andrei Gromyko
Ae Gromyko
U.N
AP Man Oatis in Prague Espionage Trial Readies Verdict
AP chief Will iam N Oatis, 37, of Marion Indiana, admitted obtaining political economic and military information not published by the Czech government as he faced espionage charges in Prague. Western reporters expelled or fled, prosecutors charged three AP colleagues and Czech nationals with operating an espionage center. The Czech Information Ministry said the trial continues with reports to be read in newspapers and by officials in Frankfurt.
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Quatis
Oatis
Marion
Ind
Prague
High Commission
Frankfurt
Russell Jones
United Press
Robert Bigio
Reuters
Gaston Fournier
Czechoslovak Information Ministry
Gatis
Associated Press
New York
Inquirers
Tron Curtain
Czechoslovak Republic
A. Soldberg
Richard Kasischke
Nathan Polowetzky
William N. Oatis
Oats
Peter Mune
Permen
Robert Bigia
Jett
U. S
Tornadoes Threaten Texas and Missouri Farms
A summer tornado endangered 40 000 acres in St Charles Missouri. Twin twisters hit Olton and Key Texas causing damage but no injuries. A 500 000 bushel elevator was wrecked. torrential hail battered cotton crops near Lamb County. Record rainfall formed lakes north of Lubbock to Plainview.
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St. Charles
Key
Texas
Tamesa
Olton
West Texas Plains
Lubbock
Lamb County
Plainview
Irwin Kidnaner Tries Locals Then Escapes After Crimes
Doris Myers, 43, a Detroit stenographer, aided by Kidnaner, drove with him to Iowa and then east to Washington. In Washington he assaulted Miss Barker, 19, and her fiancé Lawrence Gilbert. Gilbert watched as Irwin bound him and attacked Miss Barker and later escaped into New Jersey after state troopers pursued.
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Doris Myers
Detroit
Iowa
Washington
Miss Barker
Lawrence Gilbert
Washington Monument
Gilbert
Irwin
Virginia
Doylestown
Chiefs confer as Korea war diplomacy advances
Secretary Acheson and President Truman review foreign issues while Bean Rusk convenes British and French envoys. Semiweekly truce talks at the State Department plan exchange of views with South Korea to join for the first time amid calls for a cabinet shakeup and GOP leadership input.
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Truman
White House
Trusman
Bean Rusk
Korea
State Department
South Korea
House
Rep
Armstrong
R-Mo
GOP
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