Nab Six Germans as Russian Spies
British authorities announced the arrest of six German nationals on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. Among the accused are two women and four men, including a former Luftwaffe lieutenant who had been a Communist party member for two years. The group, from Brunswick and the Lueneburg Heath area, was nabbed on July 9 and will face Allied high commission court in Duesseldorf next Friday. Identified defendants are Werner Berg 44 Erika Krueger 33 Eberhard Donezik 25 Karl Heinz Terkl 23 Robert Koch 47 and Edith Seefeld 35.
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BOM
Germany
Soviet Union
British High Commission
Communist Party
Brunswick
Lueneburg Heath
Allied High Commission
Duesseldorf
Werner Berg
Erika Krueger
Eberhard Donezik
Karl-Heinz Terkl
Robert Koch
Edith Seefeld
Turks Turn Down Russian Protest Over Dardanelles Visit
Istanbul Turks reject a Soviet protest about U S and British warships visiting the Dardanelles. Ankara says Montreux Convention allows such courtesy visits, dismissing Moscow’s claims as a military demonstration. Russia has long watched straits controlling access to the Black Sea with sensitivity.
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Istanbul
Turkey
U. S
Dardanelles
Nuri Birgi
Foreign Office
Birgi
Montreux
Black Sea
Russia
Moscow
Ankara
Dulles
Washington
Dulles Bans U N Entry Discussion
Secretary of State Dulles announced the United States would not discuss admitting Communist China to the U N at the forthcoming Korean political conference. He said the topic would not be appropriate for the talks, which follow an armistice, and outlined U S aims to address prevents on Communist forces used for new aggression and other Far East subjects beyond Korea.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
China
United Nations
Indochina
President Names Two to Defense Jobs
President Eisenhower nominated two men for assistant secretary of defense roles as the first step in a plan to add six such positions. Franklin G. Fleete of Des Moines and Dr. Melvin A. Casberg of St. Louis were named, with Casberg already serving as an assistant to the secretary in charge of health and medical programs. The six new posts are authorized by a Congress approved reorganization plan. dates for naming the remaining four were not announced.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Defense
Defense Department
Franklin G. Fleete
Des Moines
Iowa
Melvin A. Casberg
St. Louis
Wilson
Congress
Douglas Wife Wins Uncontested Divorce in Desertion
Mildred Douglas obtained an uncontested divorce from Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas in Baker Oregon citing desertion after more than two years of separation. Judge Forrest L. Hubbard granted the decree about 30 minutes after filing. the couple, married in Sal Grande in 1923, have two grown children.
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Douglas
Sal Grande
Ore
ROK Demands U S Assurance on Unification
South Korea signals possible shift in stance to block a truce unless Washington guarantees national unification and safeguards against renewed Communist aggression. Allied and Communist teams press toward a cease fire at Panmunjom as Armistice Hall rises as the signing site.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Panmunjom
South Korea
Fhe
Korea
Long Beach
ROK
Washington
United States
Syngman, Rhee
Briton Sees No Further Truce Delay
Acting Prime Minister Richard Butler told the House of Commons Britain hopes an armistice in Korea can be signed without more delay. He said hostilities hinder progress in the Far East and that the U N resolution from May 1951 to ban China exports remains in force. He urged broader East West settlement talks and noted hope Russia attends a September foreign ministers meeting on Germany.
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London
Richard Butler
Butler
House of Commons
Korea
Far East
Britain
United Nations
China
Free World
Russia
Germany
Where to Find It A Reader’s Page Guide
A compact town newspaper index lists sections and page numbers for features. It directs readers to Beach Combing on page 8-1, Boyla on A-9, Bridge on A-? and other items such as Classified on 8-4, Comics on B-3, Crossword on A-6, Editorial on A-8, Financial on B-4, Radio and TV on B-12, and Sports on A-0 II plus Theaters on A-6 and tides and temperatures on 8-2.
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Boyla
Southland
Father and Son Arrested in Lakewood Burglary Case
Lakewood and his 16 year old son were booked at the Norwalk sheriff's office on suspicion of burglary after witnesses saw them burglarizing Norm Meager's Inc and the Franklin Variety Store beside a deli. Deputies Turner and Dewire recovered $24 in clothing and other items. The elder Turner had a prior burglary arrest in 1951.
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Lakewood
Norwalk
R. W. Straham
J. S. Dewire
Glenn Wilson ‘Turner
Rutgers Ave
Glenn Jr
Norm Meager’s, Inc
Viking Way
Franklin Variety
Turner
Strikes Outlawed in East Germany as Moscow Promises Aid
East Germany banned strikes amid unrest as Justice Minister Hed Benjamin branded protests as fascist. Moscow pledged 231 million rubles in food credits, with repayment in manufactured goods and labor. Fechner jailed. Red Hilde Harsh orders aim to keep workers on job. First U S food shipment is en route despite rejection of Eisenhower offer.
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Berlin
East Germany
Hed Benjamin
Histo l
Russia
Red Hilde
Hilde
East Ger
Soviet
Germany
Fechner
Max Fechner
Comn
Munist
Red
Moscow
Eisenhower
East
United, States
High Seas
Iron Curtain
Weather report with sunny, low clouds and warm day
The forecast notes sunny skies with low clouds and a gentle breeze, predicting near 80 degrees. An pleasant day awaits with mild humidity and light winds, ideal for outdoor activities.
Makes Fan to Cool Self It Kills Him
Emil Kalistinsky a 40 year old Fairview man died at the Aluminum Company of America in Edgewater after rigging a canvas fan to a 10 foot high shearing machine. His hand was caught in the rotating shaft as he tried to tuck the canvas, leading to a fatal accident at the sheet mill department. His father Joseph, also a plant worker, witnessed the incident. Continued on Page Ad Col 3.
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Edgewater
Emil Kalistinsky
Fairview
Hest
Aluminum’ Company of America
Joseph
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Madrid
Spain
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Hollywood
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