Hospitals face injunction as Minneapolis pickets clash
In Minneapolis, angry pickets armed with clubs disrupted access to ten hospitals. Doctors and nurses were manhandled while police formed flying squads to let nonstriking workers enter. Hospitals sought a court injunction to end the two day old strike by AFL Service Workers, alleging work stoppage at charitable hospitals violates state law. Volunteers aided hospital operations.
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Minneapolis
D. E. LaBelle
AFL
Fairview Hospital
Lorraine Yager
Hurse
Victor Anderson
Abbott Hospital
Norman Carle
Vic
Anderson
Helen Rita
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Mary's
Northwestern Hospital
St. Barnabas’ Hospital
LaBelle Yester
AFL Service Employes
Ship Picketed by Longshoremen in Long Beach Harbor
Longshoremen picketed the SS Barbara Olson at Berth 81 Long Beach in a dispute involving the Marine Cooks and Stewards Union and the Sailors Union of the Pacific. Cargo handling halted after three crewmen began unloading poles, signaling a potential walkout by independent marine firemen and leaving the ship effectively dead without shoreside crane help.
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Barbara Olson
Long Beach
Oliver J. Olson Co
Barbara
Marine Cooks and Stewards Union
Sailors Union of the Pacific
MCS
Ship Steward's Department
Union of the Pacific
Independent Marine
Olson Company
Hospital Dormitory Fire Fatal for Two
Two men died and eight others injured in a roaring fire that consumed a wooden dormitory at Englewood Hospital. The building housed 47 sleeping employees and the blaze broke out last night in Englewood New Jersey.
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Englewood
N. J
Englewood Hospital
Long Beach Sees Sea Breezes Temper Heat Rise
Sea breezes kept noon temperature at 80 in Long Beach today with a forecast high near 94 by afternoon. Lifeguards anticipated record beach crowds as hot conditions persist into tomorrow. water at 60 degrees.
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Long Beach
Missouri Kansas Residents Grid for Serious Flood
Missouri and Kansas residents brace for more flood trouble as heavy rain swells the Missouri River below Kansas City. Forecasters warn this could be among the worst floods in river history with possible record crests near Lexington Missouri and widespread levee risk, as towns like Excelsior Springs Pattonsburg and Richmond face blockaded highways and disrupted rail service.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri River
Need
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Lexington
Army
Excelsior Springs
Pattonsburg
Richmond
Enlistments Extended by One Year Across Services
Washington reports that enlistments expiring between July 8 1951 and July 1 1952 are extended for 12 months. President Truman issued an executive order citing recent amendments to the Selective Service Act. The Defense Department estimates 300 000 to 400 000 will be affected. it does not apply to draftees or those already under mandatory extension.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Department
Californians Die in Arkansas Crash
Three Californians were killed and 30 others injured in a highway crash near West Memphis Arkansas involving two cars and a cotton chopper’s truck. Dead are Eugene W. Franklin Oakland California Mrs Georgia Mae Swofford San Palo Jo California and Gene Franklin Oakland son of one driver.
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West Memphis
Ark
Here
Arkansas
Eugene W. Franklin
Oakland
Calif
Georgia Mae Swofford
San Palo
Gene Franklin
Weather forecast mentions clear skies and warm high near 94
A mostly clear day ahead with light winds in the night and morning and variable winds this afternoon around 12 to 40 miles per hour. Expect warmer daytime temperatures near 94 degrees with light air movement tomorrow morning.
Red Delegates Await U N s at Scene of Talks
Tokyo dispatch reports United Nations negotiators prepared to leave an advance camp near Kaesong to discuss a Korean War cease fire with Chinese and North Korean delegates believed in the city. Preliminary talks hoped to start before noon local time, potentially halting fighting by week’s end.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Kaesong
Long Beach
Pyongyang
U. N
Imjin
38Th Parallel
Pyongyang-Kaesong
Seoul
Horace Woodward
U. S. Navy
J.g. Kenneth Wu
U.S. Army
U. S. Marines
U.S. Air Force
Eighth Army
Refinery Explosion Shocks New Jersey Near Newark
A huge explosion at a New Jersey oil refinery sent flames 2500 feet high, with tanks blowing up one by one. A Transcontinental Airliner pilot reported the blaze covering about a half mile while over Newark, with blasts heard along the New York waterfront and officials at Bush Terminal counting 21 tanks exploding.
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New York
New Jersey
Newark
TWA
la Guardia
Chicago
Newark Airport
Bush Terminal
Brooklyn
Senators to Survey Europe GI Morale
Sen Green of Rhode Island said a touring group of Senators will assess morale of U S troops in Europe and evaluate needs for military and economic aid there during their mission announced today.
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Europe
Washington
Sen. Green
D-R.i
U. S
Air of Excitement Greets Korea Cease Fire Talks
At Eighth Army Headquarters Korea on July 7 excitement rose as preliminary cease fire talks in Kaesong approached. Observers expected little from the meeting though UN and Communist reps might discuss representation and stage setting. Newsmen barred, results to be announced after dispersal. main talks to begin Tuesday with potential for an early attack if negotiations fail.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
Kaesong
United Nations
U. N
Fort
Tokyo
Seoul
Abducted Girl Hunted as Paramount Man Fleeing
Sheriff deputies report no trace of Frank W. Kristy 48 painter or Betty Jean Hansen 20 stepdaughter since the kidnapping at their Paramount home. Mrs Kristy says he is madly in love with her daughter, and a wide search extends into Orange County canyon roads. The family was forced at gunpoint to watch Betty leave in her own car, a green 1642 model coupe, with Kristy threatening to shoot anyone who telephoned authorities.
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Frank W. Kristy
Betty Jean Hansen
Orange County
Kristy
Margaret Helen
Betty
Cheyenne St
Paramount
Sery Jean Hansen
Betty Jean
Ene
Aerial Tanker Crashes Near Prestwick Killing 11 Aboard
A U S Air Force KB 29 aerial tanker crashed in mist over a Scottish valley near Carsphairn 40 miles from Prestwick, killing all 11 crew. Firefighters fought flames for over two hours as bodies were recovered. The plane, based at Lakenheath and assigned to the Second Bomb Wing, was in UK for 90 days of rotation training. names were withheld pending kin notification.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Carsphairn
Keudbrightshire
U. S. Third Air Force
Ruislip
London
Lakenheath
England
United Kingdom
Strategic Air Command
U.S. Air Force
Senator Demands U S Rescue of Oatis
Senator William E. Jenner urged an air mission to Czechoslovakia to free AP war correspondent William N. Oatis imprisoned for alleged spying. Jenner challenged the administration after Czechoslovak authorities sentenced Oatis to ten years and accused the State Department of inaction.
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Washington
William E. Jenner
R.-Ind
United States
Czechslovakia
William N. Oatis
Korea
Jenner
Czechoslovakia
Oatis
Associated Press
Prague
State Department
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US accuses Hungary of terror tactics and closes cultural ties
Washington charges the Hungarian Red regime with seeking to terrorize the population into submission and announces the shutdown of cultural and informational activities in Hungary. The note, delivered by Diplomat Gerald A. Mokma, links the move to the Groesz trial and accuses Budapest authorities of brutal methods to enforce subservience.
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United States
Hungary
Red
Foreign Affairs
Budapest
Gerald A. Mokma
Groesz
Reds
U. S
Libra
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