Vast U N Offensive Would Avenge Trick
Frank H. Bartholomew, U P vice president in charge of the Pacific area, is in Korea to direct coverage of cease fire negotiations. He reports from aboard the Missouri with eye witness detail on UN preparations. In Korea July 7, Allied troops await results of Sunday’s peace push, ready to counter if talks are sabotaged.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Korea
Bartholomew
Missouri
United Nations
Rallies and War Scenes Spark Across Europe and Korea
A July dispatch reports Governor Lodge rallying 2000 in Carnegie Hall to condemn the Czech trial of AP correspondent Oatis, with protests at the Soviet embassy about Hungary Poland and Czech deportations. It also describes ongoing ceasefire talks near Kaesong, troop movements, and tense traffic as U.N. observers reach the front amid heavy armored deployments and uneasy soldiers.
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New York
John Lodge
Connecticut
Associated Press
Willian N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Carnegie Hall
Fark ‘Ave
Russia
Moscow
Hungary
Lodge
Oatis
Prague
Milan
Italy
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CIO
United Mine Workers
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
National Committee of Free Czechoslovakia
United Nations Security Council
United States
Washington
O. R. Strackhein
National Labor Management Council On Foreign Trade Policy
Kaesong
Kester K. Atkinson
Spencer
W. Va
Martin Petrovich
Los Angeles
Seoul
California
U. WN
U.S
Attlee Links Peace Hopes to Armed Britain Rally Push
London July 7 Prime Minister Attlee warned that Britain must stay armed as talks begin on Korea. He said a cease fire would not solve the Korean problem and urged vigilance while pursuing reasonable settlement. In Buffalo a felon Montanarella was caught in Cleveland for a $43,010 bank holdup, identified by officials and police.
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London
Clement Attlee
Britain
all-Wales
Newton
Korea
Buffalo
Cleveland
Attilio Montanarella
William T. Fitzgibbons
Montanarella
Union Terminal
Kaesong peace camp for U N brass rises in orchard
In Korea a tent city is sprung up behind United Nations lines to house top allied officers during cease-fire talks. The camp features luxury tents with beds, desks and clean sheets, a dining tent, and extensive communications linked to Fight Army HQ and Tokyo.
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Korea
United Nations Incs
Kaesong
Melvin Alley
Birmingham
Ala
Pic
Felix Rukes
Newport
Rakes
Samuel M. Culpepper
Fort Payne
Corp
James L. Clark
Fighth ‘Army
Tokyo
Eighth Army Band
le Jose Cortez
Willow
Jokla
Bid for Stalin Visit Delayed
Washington report says President Truman has a pending suggestion to invite Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin to the United States but postponed action until after Korean truce talks. The note to Nikolai Shvernik was sent with a congressional resolution urging peace and friendship.
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Truman
Josef Stalin
Congress
Moscow
Mr. Truman
Nikolai M. Shvernik
Ussr
U. S
Alan G. Kirk
Andrei Vishinsky
Shvernik
Presidium
Supreme Soviet of the
Stalin
Truman Letter Omits Earlier Reference to Stalin Inquiry
A report notes that an invitation to Stalin was previously reduced to a letter for the President’s signature. More than a week passed, but Mr. Truman’s letter today contains no such reference.
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Stalin
Mr. Truman
Barred From Home Virginia Hill Copes With Tax Seizure
Virginia Hill, once linked to racketeer Benjamin Siegel, returned to Spokane to find her red brick home seized for $160,000 in unpaid income taxes. A revenue agent guarding the property refused entry as Hill laughed and protested, calling the tax action a Gestapo move while planning to move to Chile with her husband and infant daughter.
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Wash
Virginia Hill
Chile
Benjamin
Bugsy
Siegel
Bill
South America
Miss Hill
Gestapo
Electrician Survives 6900-Volt Substation Shock
Joliet Illinois July 7 Norman Bell a 37 year old electrical worker seated on the ground at a Joliet arsenal power sub station touched a line carrying 6900 volts. The current passed through his left leg and was grounded out at his posterior saving his heart. He suffered burns to his left foot and buttocks.
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Norman Bell
Joliet Arsenal
Bell
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