Hungary declares two U S diplomats persona non grata
Hungary orders two United States diplomats to leave within 24 hours after labeling them unwelcome. The action follows Hungary's demand to recall three legation members over alleged spying and plots against the Communist government tied to Archbishop Groesz's trial.
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Budapest
Hungary
United States
U. S
Legation
Austria
Albert Scherer Jr
Ruth Tryon
Mary Eich
Miss Hich
Hunpote
Joszef Groesz
Mindszenty
Washington
State Department
U.S
Lincoln White
Groesz
William N
Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Fireworks Cause Drowning of Two in Akron Rowboat
In Akron on July 5 a defective helicopter firecracker exploded in a rowboat, causing panic and capsizing. Two of the three aboard drowned: Paul Bertsch, 45, VP of Rohner Paper Co., and Sylvia Strange, 13, a noted junior horsewoman. Bertsch’s brother Leonard owned the 100 acre estate housing the artificial lake. Louise Bertsch, 14, and Miss Strange survived.
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Akron
Ohio
Paul Bertsch
Rohner Paper Co
Sylvia Strange
Bertsch
Leonard
Louise
Miss Strange
Greatest Threat Remains Says Truman on July Fourth
President Truman warned the nation on the Fourth of July that the greatest threat to world peace lies in Soviet armed power. He urged continued production and inflation control to fund a strong military for years ahead, as 10,000 communities rededicated themselves to 1776 ideals. Chief Justice Vinson and Defense Mobilizer Wilson joined him in the broadcast from Washington.
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Washington
Truman
Fred Vinson
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Washington Monument
Soviet Union
Philadelphia
Vinson
Supreme Court
Congress
Wilson
Gas heating curbs drafted to conserve natural gas
Washington July 5 The Petroleum Administration for Defense said it drafted a tentative nation wide order to bar installation of new natural gas space heating equipment and large volume customers without PAD approval The order aims to protect current users and assure supplies for defense needs Brown Deputy PAD said the measure may start after a specified date and is in tentative stages with a tight gas supply outlook.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Bruce K. Brown
Brown
PAD
Millionaire Cited in Red Band Probe
New York Jay 5. Federal judge Frederick Vanderbilt Field held in contempt for refusing to reveal names of individuals who posted 80,000 dollar bond for four runaway convicted Communist leaders.
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New York
Jay
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Iran Rejects World Court Oil Dispute ruling
The International Court of Justice urged Britain and Iran to form a joint board to oversee Anglo-Iranian Oil Co operations, with revenues beyond operating needs placed in a jointly managed account. Iran rejected the court’s competence and voided the decision, while Britain offered no immediate comment.
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Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
Britain
Iran
Hossein Navab
United Nations
Poland
Egypt
Millions for City Parks Proposed
Details of a multimillion dollar land acquisition program for park and recreational development in the Long Beach area are outlined in a City Council report with the Park Recreation and Planning Commissions. Land purchases for a regional park along the west side of the San Gabriel River lead 16 projects citywide, funded by tidelands oil revenues and urged by Milton B. Arthur who notes rapid population growth justifies swift action to reserve suitable properties.
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Long Beach
Park, Recreation and Planning Commissions
San Gabriel River
Tidelands
Milton B. Arthur
Recreation Commission
Johnston Sees $1 per Day Inflation Cost
Johnstone says inflation under the economic controls bill could cost U S families about one dollar daily. He warned Congress faces higher prices without a strong act and announced a White House backed education drive targeting consumers, business, labor, and Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Eric Johnston
Johnston
Munich
Stabilization Agency
House
Senate
Economic Stabilization Administration
White House
Ship Upsets Tug Five Feared Lost in Mississippi River Collision
A tug Dan Quin and tanker Morris Hess collided four miles north of New Orleans. Five of 11 tug crewmen were missing, two trapped in the hull, two rescued by a swift boat. The tug overturned, losing two barges while the tanker did not sink and was beached.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Here
Dan Quin
Coast Guard
Morris Hess
Weather Outlook: Clouds Clear by Midday Tomorrow
Night and early morning low clouds, clearing near midday tomorrow. Sunny but hazy afternoon with slightly warmer temperatures.
Hail Soured Crops Across Eastern Colorado
Seibert Colorado reports farm losses from a recent hail series estimated at 10 million dollars. Over 2 million acres affected in 20 days with hailstones over two inches. Wheat losses total about 220,000 acres worth six million, plus damage to corn, fruit trees, feeds, poultry, machinery, and buildings.
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Colorado
Fitzpatrick
Truman Attacks AP Reporter Oatis Trial
President Truman said the Czech court conviction of Associated Press correspondent William N. Oatis was a Communist effort to intimidate the free press. He backed State Department condemnation and noted possible moves to secure Oatis release. Some officials see a chance for sentence reduction on good behavior.
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Washington
Truman
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Free World Press
State Department
Datis
Czechoslovakia
Catis
Prague
Oatis
Department
United States
Teeners Barred From Tijuana
Reports of teenagers at drinking and marijuana parties led Mexican authorities to close the border gates to unescorted American youths under 18 between San Diego and Tijuana. Officials cited complaints from elites and San Diego County Grand Jury members who urged action to curb juvenile rowdyism at the border.
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San. Diego
Here
Tijuana
San Diego
Grand Jury
Moises Sanchez Aldana
Budapest Continues Ousting Undesirables
Budapest authorizes routine writs forcing hundreds of families to leave the city within 24 hours three times weekly. Police continue the banishment campaign amid government pressure and public unrest in Hungary’s capital.
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Budapest
Hungary
Sunday Peace Talks Amid Korea Firefight Amid Ceasefire Talks
In Tokyo on July 5 AP reports arrangements for Communist and Allied truce envoys to meet Sunday in Kaesong, while Korean frontline skirmishing continues. U N commander Ridgway seeks guarantees that the Reds will refrain from firing on emissaries as preliminary talks begin ahead of a full ceasefire conference.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
U.N
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. S
Ridgway
Red
Two Migrant Workers Crushed in Wilmington Freight Car
Two Mexican nationals Silvestre Hernandez 26 and Juan Hernandez 24 were found crushed in a rail car near Berth 158 Wilmington early today. They lay among bundled pine under a tonnage load shifted while riding in the car. Detectives report impalement and crush injuries. bodies taken to McNerney Mortuary Wilmington.
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Berth 158
Wilmington
Silvestre Hernandez
Juan Hernandez
U.S
Harold F. Cossiart
Park Ave
Long Beach
Joe Arnold
Freeman Ave
Harbor Belt Line Railroad
Fontana
Adrian Thornberry
McNerney Mortuary
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The notice lists sections and page numbers for newspaper content including Beach Combing on page 8-1, Boyle and Bridge on page A-21, Classified ads on pages B-7 to B-9, Comics on C-8, Crossword on C-10, Editorial on A-20, Financial on B-5 and B-6, Obituaries on A-T, Radio and television on C-10, Shipping table on 6-6, Sports on B-2 to B-4, Theaters on A-18, tides and temperatures on B-6, and Women’s activities on C-1 and C-2.
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Boyle
A-T Radio and Television
Lord Inverchapel Dies Former Ambassador to U S and WWII Figure
Lord Inverchapel Sir Archibald Clark Kerr longtime British diplomat dies in Greenock Scotland at age. He served as ambassador to the United States Russia and China and helped arrange Stalin’s dinner at the British Embassy in Moscow. He was a key figure in Big Three wartime conferences and attended the San Francisco UN meeting. He was born in Lanarkshire, entered service in 1906, and was knighted in 1933.
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Washington
Archibald Clark Kerr
Lord Inverchapel
Russia
China
Moscow
Inverchapel
Stalin
O Lord Inverchapel
Lanarkshire
Chile
Maria ‘Teresa Diaz Salas
Lord Halifax
Oliver Franks
Sweden
Iraq
United Nations
San Francisco
Stocks Rally for Third Day in New York Trading
NEW YORK July 5 The stock market extended its rally into the third straight session with gains as high as 2 to 3 dollars a share among leaders. Buying was more general and higher today than Monday or Tuesday, though no runaway surge appeared on the upside.
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New York
Four Heroes Given Medal of Honor
President Truman awards the Medal of Honor to four Army infantrymen Sol emnly noting such soldiers will help win the cold war and keep the peace. Recipients Sol Em ingman Stanley Adams Raymond Harvey and Lewis Millett earned the honor for bold action, with Ingman personally wiping out two machine gun positions near Maltari on February 26.
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Washington
Truman
Korea
White House
Einar H. Ingman
Tomahawk
Wis
Stanley T. Adams
Olathe
Kan
Raymond Harvey
Pasadena
Calif
Lewis L. Millett
South Dartmouth
Mass
RCUTS
Cpl
Ingham
Maltari
Ingman
Ship Explosion Kills and Hurts East Berlin Children
A river explosion near Treptow in East Berlin involved a vessel carrying at least 120 children from an East Berlin school. Communist police barred inquiries as West Berlin reports spoke of many dead and dozens injured, with crowds kept back from the riverfront and the Soviet Zone Office offering no statement.
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Berlin
Spree River
East Berlin
Tron Curtain
West Berlin
Soviet Zone Office of Information
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