Allies to Snub Demand They Quit Korea
MUNSAN Korea July 11 AP Cease fire talks advance in cold military formality with optimism. U N briefing officer Col George Ruhlen of Las Cruces NM says talks on tracks and an armistice nearer than 24 hours ago. Communique less enthusiastic but hopeful noting better understanding between negotiating parties and less stiffness by Red negotiators. The three Communist demands not mentioned by either side include a demand that foreign troops exit Korea immediately. Rear Adm Arreigh Burke says it is a political question. Allied negotiators refuse to discuss political issues and may not reach brass tacks in Thursday sessions. Officials say no chairmen. Vice Adm C Turner Joy leads Allied talks while Nam Il leads the Communist side.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
George Rublen
Las Cruces
N. M
Red
Kaesong
Arreigh A. Burke
U. N
Ruhlen
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Nam Il
Ruhien
Tightening Moscow Grip Reported On Satellites
Western diplomats report a new wave of Soviet moves to tighten control over Bulgaria Romania and Poland with puppet leaders being replaced or suppressed. Polish born Marshal Rokossovsky faces condemnation while Premier Groza may fall and Premier Chervenkov is nudged aside. Multiple observers caution about standard Soviet procedure and the risk of broader absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Moscow
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Warsaw
Petru Groza
Vulko Chervenkov
Rokossovsky
West
U.S
Warren forms five man California crime commission
SACRAMENTO July 11 AP Gov Warren creates a five member California crime commission to study organized crime including black markets narcotics traffic and organized prostitution. The panel will look at tax law effectiveness and how local and state authorities overlap and affect crime suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Warren
California
Crime Commission
52 Commission
Weather Outlook Night Clouds Morning Sun Tomorrow
Night and morning low clouds give way to mostly sunny skies by tomorrow afternoon. Little temperature change expected. Light variable winds tonight and early tomorrow, then west to southwest 12 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon.
War-havoc Bill Before Congress
A multibillion-dollar bill to grant wide powers to the President for income and property damage payments in case of enemy attacks was outlined by Elmer B. Staats at a Senate banking subcommittee hearing. He warned that a successful attack could cause unprecedented devastation, equating the force of a single A-bomb to the total blast energy of WWII bombs on Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Elmer B. Staats
di l
Budget Bureau
Senate Banking
Britain
Hypnotist Claims Slimming Diet Through Mesmerizing Women
In Chicago July 14, Edwin L. Baron a hypnotist promotes a weight loss method by making women dislike high calorie foods. He cites losses from 8 to 19 pounds in weeks and says clients feel no hunger, substituting nonfatting foods. Targeted dieters include Harriet Korup and Beatrice Barnett.
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Chicago
Edwin L. Baron
Baron
R Baron
Harriet Korup
Beatrice Barnett
Iran Premier Welcomes U.S. Help Offer From Truman
Iran accepted President Truman's offer to send Averell Harriman to Tehran to discuss the oil crisis. Premier Mossadegh stated appreciation for the U S assist and welcomed Harriman as the personal representative. An Iran National Oil Board spokesman said they had no objection to talks on nationalization within the law. Three American generals named Taylor Partridge and Olmstead planned a three day visit to Tehran.
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Tehran
Iran
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Mossadegh
United States
Averell Harriman
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Oif Board
Washington
Harriman
Taylor, Partridge and Olmstead
Reds Claim Three Allied Ships Sunkoff Korean Coast
Tokyo reports a North Korean radio claim that three Allied ships were sunk off the west Korean coast by Red gunfire in today’s communique. No ships or locations named and no Allied confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Newspaper sections and page indices listed for readers
A directory of section locations including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-15, Bridge on A-15, Classified Ads on B-9 and 10, Comics on B-5, Crossword on A-12, Editorial on A-14, Financial on B-6 and 7, Obituaries on A-11, Political News on A-6, Radio and TV on A-12, Shipping Table on B-7, Sports on A-7, 18, 19, Theaters on A-16, and Tides Temperatures on B-7, plus Women’s Activities on 8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Yanks Down 3 Red Jets in Wild Dogfight
In Korea Wednesday American fighters shot down three MiG-15s in North Korea with a fourth enemy plane hit. The 34 F-86 Sabres clashed with 40 MiGs in a 32 minute battle from 3000 to 33000 feet. Captain Milton E Nelson claimed his fourth kill and Captain James Jabara, home from war, holds the record with six. Ground UN troops conducted patrols along the front while napalm and bombs struck an ammunition plant. General Van Fleet warned of possible heavy assaults and stressed readiness until peace talks prove sincerity.
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Eighth Army
Korea
North Korea
Milton E. Nelson
Tarrant
Ala
James Jabara
United Nations
Yalu
Manchurian
James A. van Fleet
U. N
van Fleet
Box Lunches Poison 130 Fort Dix Soldiers
Fort Dix New Jersey confirms one hundred thirty soldiers from the radio communications school of the 26th Field Artillery Battalion were stricken by food poisoning after eating box lunches in the field. None of the cases are serious per a Fort Dix spokesman.
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Fort DIX
N. J
26Th Field Artillery Battallion
Airmen Send 12 Roses Daily to Georgia Cancer Girl
Four Air Force sergeants of the 49th Bomber Wing in Korea pledge one dozen red roses to Betty Thompson an 18 year old cancer patient in East Point Georgia. They enclosed a money order and said they were writing to “our girl” admiring her bravery. Betty broke her engagement to sailor Tom Amburn after his Navy furlough. Amburn visited her then returned home after his mother collapsed. Betty has lost a leg to cancer and the disease spread to her lungs.
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Atlanta
Air Force
49Th
Korea
Hetty Thompson
Betty Thompson
Atlanta Journal
Betty
Tom Amburn
Navy
Amburn
Sioux Falls
S. D
Sugts
Melvin E. Knapp
James J. Nicholson
Bobby J. Stafford
William H. McGann
East Point
Stars and Stripes
Kansans Flee New Floods After Torrential Rains
Torrential overnight rains unleashed renewed floods in Kansas driving precautionary evacuations for about 10,000 residents in Topeka. National Guardsmen rescued marooned people as Red Cross predicted up to 19,000 homeless in Topeka and a near record 30.5 feet crest on the Kansas River. Rescues by boat occurred in Marion and Council Grove with areas isolated and power cut as U S Air Force aid and helicopters were sought for Strong City and other hard hit towns.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Red Cross
St. Louis
Wichita
Fred Kernan
Council Grove
Neosho
USAF
Kernan
Fort Sill
Oklo
Strong City
May Rion
Manhattan
Kaw
Truman Controls Plan Seen Beaten
Washington July 21 Administration forces in the House faced a strong anti controls coalition after farm state and Republican Southern Democrat defeats. Rep Multer said the bill would have a controls title only. A new building controls plan aimed at schools hospitals and large stores was revealed as Fed Chairman Martin opposed easing credit limits. House leaders hoped public pressure might help, but so far appeals to housewives and wage earners yielded little response.
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Washington
House
Truman
Rep
Multer
D.-N
Federal Reserve Board
William McC. Martin
Soviets Clip Poet's Wings By Henry Shapiro
In Moscow the Communist youth paper Komosmolskaya Pravda rebuked Konstantin Simonov for writing about love without social meaning. It singled out 23 poems as failing to portray the new Soviet man and socialist era, depicting him and her as mere objects of passion.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Komosmolskeya Pravda
Konstantin Simonov
Literary Gazette
U. S. SR. Supreme Soviet
Simonov
250000th displaced person welcomed to New York
Volodymyr Holubin, Polish-born, arrived with his family as the 250000th DP to reach New York. He and his wife with their three daughters were greeted by Mayor Impelliteri and given a bronze Statue of Liberty medal. The family heads to Woodruff Wisconsin to farm, expressing gratitude for their new life in America.
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New York
Volodymyr Holubin
Europe
Holubin
Woodruff
Wis
Frank Grehl
City Hall
Vincent Impellitteri
New York City
Holubins
America
Husky Fammtey
Brush fire tames 100 acres in San Bernardino National Forest
A brush fire in San Bernardino National Forest near Barton Flats resort area was brought under control. Crews mopped up hot spots and fire lines surrounded the burned area as 100 acres of scrub oak brush and small pines burned. Foresters cited favorable winds and conditions in the Converse Guard Station area near the Santa Ana River road.
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San Bernardino
San Bernardino National Forest
Barton Flats
U. S. Forestry Service
Converse Guard Station
Santa Ana River Road
Three Crown as Boat Overturns on Lake Huron
PORT HURON Michigan July 11 three of four boat fishing party members near Lexington are feared dead as Lake Huron waters turn gray. Clarence Smith 40 and Robert Krass 64 are missing. Mrs Muriel Koerber 35 Detroit Smith sister in law washed ashore. Gretchen Davis 24 Detroit was rescued shortly after the accident.
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Port Huron
Mich
Lake Huron
Lexington
Clarence Smith
Detroit
Robert Krass
St. Joseph’s Boys School
Buffalo
N. Y
Muriel Koerber
Smith
Gretchen Davis
AFL Urges Higher Taxes on Income
The American Federation of Labor endorsed the Truman administration plan for 10 billion dollars in new taxes. AFL tax consultant Arthur Elder testified before the Senate finance committee proposing that 6.4 to 7.0 billion dollars come from increases in individual income taxes aimed at high earners, countering lower-income tax hike suggestions from business groups during House bill hearings.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Truman
Arthur Elder
AFL
Senate Finance Committee
Committee For Economic Development
Chauffeur Kills Ex-Fiancee Then Ends His Life
In Los Angeles July 13 Pr Richard Nolan a 37 year old chauffeur killed his former fiancee Miss Gunhild Hymas a 39 year old beautician then shot himself in the mouth. A note signed by Nolan was found in Miss Hymas apartment saying I hope this brings the peace we once had I ask God alone to judge my actions.
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Los Angeles
Richard Nolan
Miss Gunhild
Hymas
O. C. Rees
Nolan
Killer Stabs Pleading Victim on Busy Washington Street
In Washington on July 11 Donald C. Beatty of Salisbury North Carolina a Black man fled a knife wielding assailant on New York Ave near 10th St NW. Beatty cried for help as he was stabbed in the gutter by a man later identified as Frank Williams 32 of Salisbury. Williams calmly asked a bystander for a cigarette after the attack and remained with the 24 inch jackknife until police arrived. Williams was held for coroner action as investigators searched for motive.
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Washington
Taday
Donald C. Beatty
Salisbury
N. C
New York Ave
10Th St. N. W
Beatty
Frank Williams
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