Diplomat and Senator Clash at Hearing
Secretary of State Acheson said the United States will consult the United Nations before making any armistice in Korea. Senator Gillette pressed that the U S should act on its own, sparking a sharp exchange during the MacArthur inquiry as Acheson asserted field command but promised UN consultation.
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Acheson
United States
United Nations
Korea
Sen
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
MacArthur
Truman
U U. S
U. S
U. N
Acheson Gillette
U States
Security Council
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Douglas Matarhur
Pay Hike Averts Telephone Strike
In a last minute agreement, CIO Communications Workers averted a six state strike against Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and Southern Union. A 10 percent wage rise plus job reclassifications and a few union concessions ended the walkout plans for 51,000 workers retroactive to June 3 for a one year contract.
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CIO Communication
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Utnon
St. Louis
Defense Counsel Challenges Panel in Walker Case
Riverside June 3 defense lawyers challenged the prospective juror panel for Sgt Lawrence Walker's trial. The 20 year old Negro is accused of murdering Richard and Doris Cook near the desert last March 26. Attorneys argued the panel lacked city cross section and included no Negro. The case also involves charges against Walker for a February park incident and a Newark indictment for a 1947 bath tub slaying. four attorneys including two NAACP lawyers represent him in Superior Court.
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VP Defense Lawyers
Lawrence Walker
Here
Ant Negro
Richard
Doris Cook
Walker
Cook
Newark
N. J
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Superior Court
Acetylene Blast Flattens Building in San Francisco Suburb
An acetylene gas explosion at Linde Air Products Co in South San Francisco injured the plant manager W. D. Slinker of Millbrae who was trapped for 15 minutes under debris. The blast damaged nearby offices and shattered windows. a switchboard operator suffered cuts from flying glass. The company produces industrial gases including acetylene oxygen nitrogen and hydrogen.
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San Francisco
Linde Air Products Co
W. D. Slinker
Millbrae
West Point Graduates Told to Patiently Accept Democracy
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall urged West Point's 475 graduates to temper military discipline with democratic processes. He warned of misunderstandings and said officers serve in a democracy. 37 officers to be commissioned, 32 weddings today, 27 tomorrow, with Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg observing his son Hoyt Jr. receive his diploma.
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Defense
George C. F Marshall
West Point
United States Military Academy
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Hoyt Jr
Price War Expands Beyond New York Department Stores
Price-cutting spreads to new sectors as shoppers rush to big New York city stores for day six of the price war. With scarce items and harried clerks, emphasis shifts from mixers and toasters to watches, pens, and larger appliances. Across the nation, cities including Oklahoma City Newark and Baltimore report cuts and price matching to attract customers.
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New York
Oklahoma City
Katz Drug
San Francisco
Omaha
Newark
N. Id
Baltimore
Warren Hopeful His Disabled Aid Plan Will Pass
Sacramento June 5 Gov Earl Warren voiced hope the Legislature would approve a 6 million dollar program to aid those totally and permanently disabled. He cited great need and noted delays from the Senate budget fight. He also urged quick action on a study plan for smog and commented on draw poker table limits and the Fish and Game Department headquarters in Sacramento.
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Earl Warren
Warren
Senate
Hich
Department of Fish and Game
Russians Give Boys 25 Years For Stink Bomb
Bonn reports a Soviet court sentenced 10 East German schoolboys to 25 years hard labor for throwing a stink bomb during a celebration of East German Communist President Wilhelm Pieck's birthday. Herbert Wehner of the West German Parliament condemned the verdicts as terror actions, saying the youths were charged with anti democratic and anti Soviet propaganda.
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Germany
Wilhelm Pieck
Herbert Wehner
German Unity Committee
West Germany
Three Planes Hit Two Airmen Die in Collision
At Dayton Ohio on June 5 two two plane formations collided at 1800 feet. Two Air Force pilots were killed a third injured and a Korean veteran escaped unharmed. Lt R G Hayes piloted the Mustang and bailed out with cuts. Franklin Winters of Eugene Oregon, the Korean veteran, was piloting the fourth plane and survived.
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Dayton
Ohio
Air Force
R. G. Hayes
Franklin’ Co. Winters
Eugene. Ore
Winters
Weather Outlook With Clouds And Sunshine
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning with sunny conditions tomorrow afternoon. Slight warming expected tomorrow. Light variable winds become southwest to west at 10 to 20 mph tonight and tomorrow morning, shifting to the afternoon.
Witness casts doubt on Cohen loan tale in tax case
Los Angeles June 5. A witness for Cohen says he never lent money to Mickey Cohen and did not send him funds as claimed. Arthur Seltzer of Poughkeepsie testified he and Cohen conducted minor financial exchanges but no loans. The government alleges Cohen borrowed 25000 dollars. Seltzer described a letter about two loans and repayments.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
Arthur Seltzer
Poughkeepsie
XL. Y
Lauvonne
Seltzer
Mike Howard
Michael's Haberdashery
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
Joan
Ernest Tolin
Margaret Truman Visits English Commons in London
Margaret Truman visited Parliament in London on June 3. The President's daughter found the House of Commons talk dry and technical about Britain's finances but admired the new parliamentary quarters rebuilt after bombing.
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London
Margaret Truman
Parliament
House of Commons
Britain
Commons
Siamese Twins Born With One Heart in Torrington
In Torrington Connecticut the birth of Siamese twin girls with a single heart and likely a single liver was announced by Charlotte Hungerford Hospital authorities. The twins to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litchfield were reported to be "getting along well" in an incubator, with both eating well and requiring no special treatment. Birth occurred by caesarian section and combined birth weight totaled nine pounds twelve ounces.
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Torrington
Conn
Charlotte Hungerford
Robert Litchfield
Allied push near Chorwon in Korea amid Chinese counterattacks
Allied troops fought through mud within artillery range of Chorwon, key to the Red triangle, as 6,000 Chinese forces blocked eastward UN advances. West front inching toward Chorwon while Chinese counterattacks and muddy terrain slowed gains across multiple sectors.
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Chorwon
Red
Iron Triangle
Korea
United Nations
Yonchon-Chorwon
U. N
Yanchon
Hwachon
Kumiwa
Hiwachon
Yanggu
Inje
Placid City Faces Light Turnout In Municipal Election
Less than 10 percent of registered voters cast by noon in the city election to choose nine councilmen for three-year terms and decide four city propositions. Polls opened slowly with a placid campaign and forecasts doubtful to exceed 50 percent turnout. The day featured some voter confusion over district vs citywide councilor selections and minor complaints about polling-site obstructions. Incumbents in eight council districts largely sought re-election, with Lawrence O. Jackson not running and backing Max Ulivoni against D Patrick Ahern. Propositions No 1 and No 4 drew the most attention, covering tax rate limits and Sunday meat sales respectively.
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Lawrence O. Jackson
Max Uivoni
D.patrick Ahern
U. S. Commies Face Wide Prosecutions
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld the conviction of 11 Communist Party leaders under the Smith Act, opening a path for broad prosecutions. U S prosecutors in New York say evidence of subversive activity exists and actions may follow.
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Supreme Court
U. S
Vinson
New York
U.S
Irving Saypol
Justice Department
Raymond P. Wray
McGrath
Criminal Divi
Where to find it list from Boyle edition
A brief index lists sections and page numbers for the Boyle edition. It directs readers to A pages for editorial and theater items, B pages for classifieds, comics, and weather, with sports on A-10 and ET, obituaries, finance, and women’s activities on designated pages.
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Mom Goes On Rampage After Paddle Fight at School
In Cleveland on June 5 AP reports Mrs Bernice Ley 40 pleaded innocent in municipal court to slugging Albert Bushnell Hart Junior High Principal James B Fenwick 55 with his paddle after a fight in his office. Ley says Fenwick paddled her son Danny 14 and kicked him previously.
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Bernice Ley
James B. Fenwick
Fenwick
Albert Bushnell Hart Junior High School
Danny
Joseph Stearns
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