Subjugation in Korea Told
Ernest Gross, Deputy U S Representative to the United Nations, said the entry of U N troops into North Korea showed how Russia made the country a puppet state. He cited a Soviet embassy in Pyongyang, puppet ruler, hundreds of advisers, and dominant North Korean trade. He blamed Soviet police and school texts and noted UN peace talks have been rejected by Chinese and North Korean Communists.
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New York
Jume 2
Ernest Gross
U. S
United Nations
U. N
North Korea
Russia
Gross
Pyongyang
U.N
Korea
U.N. Good Offices Committee
Van Fleet’s Korea statement shrouded in smoke
Eighth Army at Seoul- area headquarters reports General Van Fleet’s remark that the pursuit phase in Korea is over amid censorship and obscured wording. The release notes the UN would stop aggressions and respond if needed, while Van Fleet declines to comment on future operations and asserts the Chinese Army can be whipped anywhere.
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Nate Polowetsky
Eighth Army
General van Fleet
Korea
S&s
van Fieet
U. S
South Korea
Imjin River
North Korea
van Fleet
United Nations
38Th Parellel
38Th
U.S. Bans Travel to Communist Czechoslovakia
United States imposes a travel ban on American citizens to Czechoslovakia citing the arrest of AP correspondent William Oatis for six weeks. Officials note past bans on Yugoslavia and Hungary have been lifted, leaving only the Czechoslovakia prohibition in effect. Oatis, 37, was arrested April 23 for alleged hostile activities and distributing malicious information.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William Oatis
State Department
Oatis
Yugoslavia
Fungary
Vogeler
Oaus
Prague
Stricken Tot Will Set Up Card Agency
Tulsa report recounts six year old Benna Kay Kime who, after recovering partial motion in a paralyzed toe, plans a mail order greeting card business with her parents and God as partners. The story notes her recent progress and her entrepreneurial idea to buy and resell cards and supplies for profit.
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Tulsa
Okla
Benna Kay
Kime
Godlin
Tyke
Anil
St. Petersburg
Lila
Carl Kime
Mama
Daddy
God
U S Tripping Up Chiselers Drawing State Jobless Pay
US authorities report ongoing jobless fraud across states, with 29,644 people trapped in six months and over 2.25 million in overpayments. Federal and state efforts pursue phony claims, revealing about 60,000 cases last year and 308 percent convictions over six months.
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U. S
Ashington
UPI
Federal Bureau of Employment Security
Labor Department
American Society of Newspaper Editors
James S. Pope
Louisville Courier-Journal
Miami
New York City
R. Gordon Wagener
Bureau
Italy Train Disaster Near Pisogne Kills 12, Injures 22
An electric train collided with a truck and trailer carrying workmen near Pisogne, northwest of Brescia, Italy, resulting in 12 deaths and 22 injuries. Authorities reported the accident occurred today as the vehicles were crossing a rail line.
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Brescia
Italy
Pisogne
Here
Acheson’s Job Seen at Stake in Hearing
The June 2 hearing before the MacArthur inquiry committee tests Secretary of State Dean Acheson. His fate hinges on support in Congress and public opinion as Republicans press questions and Democrats question his continuity. Acheson appears calm yet faces sharp opposition and calls for resignation from several lawmakers.
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Dean Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
U. S
38Th Parallel
Associated Press
Acheson
Ashington
MacArthur Inquiry Committee
Congress
Acheson Marcnea
Cape
Ftol Hill
J. Howard McGrath
Massachusetts
Formosa
China
Alger Hiss
Truman
Blase New Yorkers Ignore Raid Sirens
New Yorkers shown blase attitude toward air raid sirens during a noon warning test. Crowds in Times Square City Hall Plaza and Rockefeller Center paid scant heed as pigeons took startled flight from building tops while sirens roared.
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New York
Times Square
City
Hall Plaza
Rockfeller Center
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