Russia vetoed Red Cross inquiry into germ warfare claims
United Nations action reports Soviet Russia vetoed an American bid for an impartial probe into alleged Communist germ warfare. The vote was 10 to 1 in favor of rejecting Red Cross participation with China and Korea excluded. U S delegate Gross said the veto proves the charges false. Malik said China and Korea must join any discussion.
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United Nations
Soviet Russia
Security Council
Red China
North Korea
International Red Cross
Jacob A. Malik
U.S
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Malik
Russia
Gross
Hecia
Red Cross
People’s Republic of China
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
Truman warns critics of U N pullout risk of world war
President Truman warned that Americans who want to drop out of the United Nations would invite world war. In his final report on U N participation he denounced partisan attacks and voiced confidence Americans will reject them. He noted U S forces bear the bulk of Korea fighting and urged allied burden sharing.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
U. N
Congress
U.N
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
United States
Korea
B-47 Shredded in Florida Crash
BRADENTON Fla July 3 PY 4 B47 medium jet bomber crashed and burst into flames near Myakka City about 25 miles southeast of Bradenton. Sgt F G Burghart of the Florida Highway Patrol reported no signs of life. He said residents heard an explosion about 845 am. Wreckage spread over a wide area with parts of several bodies found. crew size unknown. Cards from Ellington AFB Texas and MacDill AFB Tampa Fla were among the wreckage.
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Bradenton
Fla
Myakka City
F. G. Burghart
Florida Highway Patrol
Burghart
Ellington Air Force Base
Texas
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
13-Year-Old Admits Slaying His Mother
Milwaukee reports a 13 year old boy admitted firing four rifle shots that killed his mother, Mrs. Sylvia Habersteger, found in the Franklin town home. Deputy sheriffs said Herbert Engler told them he lost his head after being scolded, then took the rifle and shot. The weapon was a Christmas present.
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Milwaukee
Sylvia Habersteger
Franklin
Robert Englering
Cudahy
Herbert
Tax Free Education Groups Face Probe
Washington July 3 A special House committee moved to probe tax exempt educational and philanthropic foundations for evidence of un American and subversive activity Harold M Keele was named chief counsel and the study will start soon with no quick results The committee received 75000 to conduct the probe The inquiry followed Coxs suggestion that foundations like Carnegie and Rockefeller spend heavily and fund questionable figures Lattimore denied the charges of aiding communism calling the subcommittee request for perjury prosecutions fantastic
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Washington
House
Cox
D.ga
Harold M. Keele
Chicago
Ialy
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Lattimore
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
Senatee Internal Security
McCarran
Crash Rips Bus Killing Eight in Winnipeg
A Greyhound bound for Winnipeg plowed into a halted semi trailer before dawn injuring about 20 and killing eight. Benny Rymer, who drove the truck, said he placed warning flares and began tire changes when the bus struck.
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Winnipeg
Man
Greyhound
Benny Rymer
Rymer
Inside Page Index From The Daily Paper
A fragmented listing shows where to find sections such as Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Obituaries and more. It notes pages B-8 B-3 B-4 B-6 B-7 and dateless references for sports and theater content.
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Boyle
Fpage
Taft Attacks Governors on Delegates Seating Rules
Chicago AP July 3. GOP chairman Guy Gabrielson rejects 22 governors' bid to back changed rules for seating contested delegates at the coming convention. Sen Taft denounces the proposal while Gov John S Fine backs a split view with Pennsylvania uncommitted delegates.
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Chicago
GOP
Guy Gabrielson
Robert A. Taft
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Republican National Comrantes
Taft
F F. Bracken Lee
Utah
Lee
Typhoon Fury Leaves Manila In Severe Devastation
A vicious typhoon roared through the China Sea striking six central Philippine islands and two more, killing at least 85 people and leaving 42 missing. Thousands are homeless as property damage runs into millions and transportation and communications are paralyzed. Winds reached 115 miles per hour with drenching rains, and the storm center was 170 miles southwest of Manila as its fury diminished.
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Manila
China Sea
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Lawyer Warns MacArthur On Hatch Act Reach
Washington attorney Charles Harrison Mann says he will charge General Douglas MacArthur with Hatch Act violations if he delivers the keynote at the Republican National Convention next week. The act bars partisan political activity by government employees.
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Washington
Charles Harrison Mann
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Ike Camp Dissatisfied Vows Fight on Floor
At the Republican nominating convention in Chicago Gen Dwight D Eisenhower won two of 15 Louisiana votes while Taft captured 13. The GOP national committee seated two Eisenhower delegates from Louisiana and four Taft delegates at large. The decision to add seven more Eisenhower delegates was ruled out of order. Taft allies defend the results as fair. Taft and Fine discussed the field with no concrete pledge, as the convention fight over delegates intensifies.
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Chicago
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Louisiana
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
Taft
GOP
Guy Gabrielson
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Gabrielson
National Committee
Hisenhower
Kansas
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Fine
Congress Hotel
Pine
Gen
Werner W. Schroeder
Illinois
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Georgia
Schroeder
Reds press secret talks on POW dispute in Korea
Communists offered a new plan to end the truce deadlock at Munsan while Allied negotiators warned it contains gimmicks. Maj. Gen. Harrison signaled possible value but adjourned talks for study, as the stalemate over repatriation of prisoners persists.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison Jr
United Nations
Nam 0
Skipper for a Day Fails to Cast Off Stern Line
Arthur F. Port, 40, of Los Angeles, anchored the 17-foot sailboat Glamour Girl in Alumbos Bay and left its stern line untied. Sidney T. Exley reported sighting the vessel, pursued it to a wharf, and Port was booked on attempted grand theft and suspicion of intoxication.
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Arthur F. Port
Los Angeles
Giamont Girl
Sidney T. Exley
Bayenna Dr
Exley
Alumbos Bay
Toledo
Port
Congress Dashes Through Work in Final Sport
Congress resumes its rush toward adjournment with hundreds of bills pending though leaders expect windup by Saturday. The Senate opened early to grind through a calendar of more than 300 measures, mostly minor private relief bills, with an all night session possible into holiday hours. Six of 11 money bills funding the new fiscal year remain, including a 46 billion military bill in conference and a 10 billion foreign aid and atomic expansion package awaiting Senate passage and conference.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
State-Commerce
Reds Sentence Boys as Uranium Thieves
Berlin reports four teenage East German youths were sentenced to 25 years in labor camps for stealing uranium. The U S High Commissioner newspaper Neue Zeitung published the item.
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Berlin
U. S. High Commission
Neue Zeitung
Weather Update Forecast For Coastal Area
Night and morning low clouds and fog along the coast, hazy sunshine tomorrow afternoon. Little change in temperature with highs in the low.
Doomed by Fourth Traffic
Chicago reports the National Safety Council estimates 90 million Americans will take to the highways for the Fourth of July weekend. About 436 fatalities are expected from 40 million passenger vehicles traveling 5,000,000,000 miles, enough to circle the world 200,000 times. The council urges greater caution to avert more accidents.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
General Off to Join Fight at Convention
Eisenhower says he will go to the GOP national convention in Chicago to press for a clean party and fair proceedings. He will meet delegates openly at the Blackstone Hotel and share views on convention conduct and the country’s November outcome.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Eisenhower
Blackstone Hotel
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
GOP
Georgia
Russ Release Three Priests in Germany
Berlin July 3 UP The Russians freed three Chicago priests after 30 hours in captivity. They were seized by sentries on the Berlin Soviet Zone frontier and handed to American officers in Karlshorst East Berlin. The priests had come to Berlin for a one day sightseeing trip and were taken into the Soviet zone after stopping for photos. A German secretary interpreter and the secretary Mrs Katherine Wintzler were briefly involved before release. The priests Rev Martin Borowsczyk Rev George Corer Ceara and Rev Bronislaus Sokolowski are American born and had been questioned by U S officials.
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Berlin
Chicago
Karlshorst
East Berlin
Katherine Wintzler
National Catholic
Conference Crc
Ae U. & Sooner
Martin Borowsczyk
George Corer
Ceara Cored
Bronislaus Sokolowski
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West Chester
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Associated Press
Florida
Ohioan Bulletin
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Waves Hatch
Ike
Reds
Swner
Germany
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