Airmen Hit Red Buildup as Cease-Fire Talks Loom
Eighth Army reports U S warplanes strike Communist convoys from Manchuria toward the front for a second day. Fifth Air Force night raids destroy at least 100 enemy vehicles along a 95 mile highway. Red forces estimated at 350,000 ready for a new assault if cease-fire fails. Allied patrols press near Pyongyang as fighting reports mount near Kumsong and Chorwon.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Wth U. S
Manchuria
Fifth Air Force
Sinaiju
Manchurian
Sinanju
Pyongyang
North Korea
United Nations
U. S
Kaesong
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Pyongrang
U. N
Kumsong
Japanese Treaty Due in September
The Japanese peace treaty will be signed in San Francisco during the first week of September. The conference, scheduled for Sept. 4, includes the 53 nations at war with Japan and possibly Russia, though the Russians may abstain. Terms are largely settled, the event serving as formal acceptance by signatories.
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Washington
San Francisco
State Department
United Nations
Japan
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Red China May Expel Apostolic Delegate
Vatican radio reported possible expulsion of Apostolic Delegate Monsignor Antonio Riberi by the Chinese government. A Peiping correspondent cited said charges include interference in government affairs, echoed by government and press for months.
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Vatican City
Vatican Radio Today
China
Monsignor
Antonio Riberi
Peiping
Signor
Riberi
Fire calls rush through Long Beach area on Friday
Long Beach Fire Department responded to multiple calls across the city including house fires on M-Cird Street and Ocean Boulevard, ambulance requests near Ke 2 Walnut Avenue and Third Street, and several emergency landings along Bay Street, Lemon Avenue, and Pacific Coast Highway. A separate Lakewood County unit also logged incidents around Compton and Tempin Aves amid debris fires and damaged tires.
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Truman Bayd Manor
Burnett St
Amo St
Lemon
Aire
Ataia Ke
Cird St
Argonne Aves
Arake
Olive Ave
Pring St
Lakewood
Wainol Ave
Pacific Coast
Hwy
California
Ave
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Bera Dr
Bat Nee
Mente Rd
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Ocean
Partie
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Amance
Eighth &T
Pico Bivd
Nee
Third St
Cedar Ave
Lakewood County
Pprameane
Compton Ivan
Pinsn
manMist Sr
Tempin Aves
Ning
HUM Bt
Stanley Ave
Ginnes
Ava
Pav
Camane
Truman Critics Hail Tariff on Red Trade
Washington on July 7 AP reports Congressional critics applaud President Truman for canceling tariff reductions for Communist Russia and satellites. Exports from Russia and allies will face 1930 rates, effective six months after notification, with Yugoslavia excluded. Senators praise move as a step in the right direction amid broader trade pact questions.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
State Department
Congress
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
SFY
McCarthy
Sen
Kem
R.-Ma
U.S
Korea
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Poland
United States
Czechoslovakia
Red China
Germany
Berlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Peasants Shifted on Bulgaria Border
Belgrade radio reports Bulgaria clearing a wide zone along Yugoslavia's east frontier by moving Bulgarian peasants to unknown destinations. It accuses Romania of similar action. Official radio says peasants have fired on Bulgarian police while resisting evacuation from their homes as strong patrols sweep border areas.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Van Brunt Named Crime Quiz Chief
Herbert Van Brunt, former assistant investigator with the Kefauver committee and an FBI agent, is named chief investigator for California's new crime commission. The temporary appointment awaits civil service exam. Gov. Earl Warren may add Warren Olney III, pending his UC law professor role. Commission to operate through June 30, 1952.
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Sacramento
Herbert van Brunt
Kefauver Committee
California
New Crime Commission
Richard A. McGee
Corrections
van Brunt
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Crime Commission
U. & Senate
Earl Warren
Warren Olney III
Crime Commission
Warren
Olney
University of California
Deputies Seek Missing Girl in Mexico Driveby Case
Deputies chase leads on Betty, abducted by a man who threatened to harm her and himself if pursued. They tracked to a rural area about 10 miles away where the suspect allegedly shot himself. He warned Betty would be returned with the car if stopped, and may have forced her to go toward Mexico. Betty’s fate remains unclear as investigators seek clues.
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Betty
Mexico
Iowans Change Crops After 99 Years
IOWA CITY era centennial farms note a shift at the Joseph F. Buschmayer farm as 99 years of corn are replaced by clover timothy and alfalfa. Karl Joseph Buschmayer, 22, son of the owner, is in Army service, prompting the change.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Joseph F. Buschmayer
Buschmayer
Karl Joseph Buschmayer
Yugoslav Orphan Wins U.S. Prize at San Diego Fair
Joseph Moody a 13 year old Yugoslav war orphan brought to the United States as a displaced person stood before a San Diego County Fair crowd to receive a top live stock prize. His Hereford Drager sold for 75 cents a pound totaling 525.25 as he thanked his foster mother Mrs. Roy Moody of Santee, Calif. for the kiss and welcomed his brothers Louis and Anthony who were adopted with him by Moody, a Navy veteran.
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del Mar
Joseph Moody
Joseph
Joseph Broehn
Moody
San Diego
Roy Moody
Santee
Calif
Drager
America
Louis
Anthony
United States
Woman Spies on U S Reds Describes FBI Work
Mary S Markward a 29 year old Chesterbrook Virginia housewife described seven years of spying for the FBI as casual chatter. She joined the Communist party in 1943 and rose to party treasurer while feeding information to authorities. She testified before the House un American Activities Subcommittee and said there were 18 Communist clubs in Washington with about 230 members. Her undercover cell W37 included 12 Washington Navy Yard workers.
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Washington
Mary S. Markward
FBI
Markward
Chesterbrook
George
Christine
Mrs. Markwerd
Ime
Communist Party
House un-American’ Activities Subcommittee
Washington Navy Yard
House Committee
Russia
Chinese Millions Resist Red Horde in China War Rally
Milan July 7 AP Millions of Chinese workers have joined guerrilla bands to fight the Communist regime. Wang Chung, delegate from the Nationalist Chinese Federation of Labor, reports millions more take arms as unemployment and landlessness drive resistance. He escaped mainland China last week, crawling under barbed wire to Formosa.
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Milan
Italy
China
Wang Chung
Chinese Federation of Labor
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
Mao Tze-tung
Formosa
Chiang Kaishek
UC Bulletin on Safe Home Canning Practices
The University of California Agricultural Extension Service releases Health Department backed Home Canning Bulletin HD 417 Berkeley offering complete safety focused canning instructions. It warns of botulism dangers from improperly canned foods though it does not provide extra canning steps.
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University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Berkeley
Health Department
I. D. Litwack
Drunken Riding Equestrian Called Into Traffic Court
Clarence Downing, 62, was fined $100 and costs after a motorist reported a drunken horseman forcing zig zag crossings on U S Route 62 near Ripley Ohio The incident led to court action in which Downing pleaded to drunken riding and paid the penalties.
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Ripley
Ohio
Clarence Downing
Downing
Here
Delegates hear Wang Chung at ICFTU congress in Milan
Simultaneous translations in English French German Spanish and Italian accompany Wang Chung’s speech as the ICFTU second world congress delegates of about 50 million non Communist trade unionists hear him describe Communist oppression in unions. He cites longer hours indoctrination and forced attendance after joining the party.
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Wang Chung
ICFTU
Milan
Ice Palace
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Jacob S. Fotofsky
Congress of Industrial Organizations
William Mitch
United Mineworkers
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Korea
Attempt to kil U.S. Agent Bared
Two federal prosecutors report mobsters sought to kill U S narcotics agent Price C Spivey during an Oct road clash in Atlantic City. Spivey’s probe led to 26 indictments as Julius Markman and Mario Livalsi were sentenced for conspiring to sell dope.
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New York
U. S
Law International
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Price C. Spivey
Spivey
Atlantic City
Julius Markman
Mario Livalsi
Markman
Livalsi
Harald ‘Meltzer
Mickey Cohen
Max Cosman
Pistol Twirler Shoots Self Dead in California
In SAN GABRIEL on July 7, Frank Gibbser aged 42 shot himself dead while twirling a pistol. He reportedly warned his bride of two months that he never fools with a loaded gun. the weapon discharged instantly, killing him.
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San Gabriel
Frank Gibbser
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