Allies Push To Seize Key Ridge In Korea War Drive
Allied forces attacked near Chorwon and Kumhwa driving Reds from a major bunker and overrunning a machine gun nest. Air strikes targeted retreating units on the Sanyang Kumsong road while high level talks in Tokyo and warnings from Rhee and Marshall shaded the battle over the Triangle.
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Chorwon Falls
East West
Pyongegang
Wonsan
U. N
Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
Sanyang-Kumsong
Kumhwa
Tokyo
U. S
George C. Marshall
Matthew B. Ridgway
Marshall
Pusan
Republic of Korea
Foreign and Defense Ministries
Pyun Yung Tai
Rhee
Syngman Rhee
Chipo
Hwachon
Inje
Yonchon
Yongpyong
Western Front
Stan Carter
FBI Probes Jet Planes Pile-up After Fatal Crash
Eight jets crash from a 34-plane formation near Richmond as Air Force withholds victims’ names. Residents recall a thunderous explosion and wreckage raining on homes near Perfect Circle plant. Two pilots crash landed. another parachuted to safety.
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Air Force
Richmond
Fred Musser
Moreland
MacArthur Defends China Policy in Bipartisan Clash
General MacArthur rejects claims he backed a Nationalist Communist coalition and denounces the Marshall mission as a grave error. He states no facts support the assertion and stresses his stance against aiding a coalition with Communists. Senate figures press for clarity on Whitney and Knowland exchanges.
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Republic of China
MacArthur
Knowland
Acheson
Courtney Whitney
Sen
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Whitney
Truman
Washington
Korea
Eighth Army
China
Marshall
State Department
General Marshall
Marshall Mission
Chiang
U S Investigating L A Finance Firm
The federal government is examining the Guarantee Finance Co. in Los Angeles after officers were convicted in Superior Court of running a front for a multi million dollar bookmaking syndicate. A federal grand jury has been investigating for several months, announced Walter Binns, chief assistant U S attorney.
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Los Angeles
Guarantee Finance Co
Superior
Walter &. Binns
U.S
Tullis Final Rites to Be on Monday
Funeral service for Henry Ingham Tullis 47 of 3855 Pine Ave Long Beach civic and business leader will be Monday at 1 p.m. in Mottell's Chapel with Rev Henry W Coray of First Orthodox Presbyterian Church officiating. Entombment at Angeles Abbey Mausoleum Compton. He was a Presbyterian Church member and Long Beach National Bank director. Rotarian secretary treasurer and director. belonged to Chamber of Commerce Virginia Country Club Pacific Coast Club and others. Active pallbearers from J I Tullis Co staff. honorary pallbearers include Rotary Club past presidents.
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Henry Ingham Tullis
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Mottell's Chapel
Henry W. Coray
First Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Angeles Abbey Mausoleum
Compton
Tullis
Presbyterian Church
Long Beach National Bank
Chamber of Icommerce
Virginia Country Club
Pacific Coast Club
Long Beach Area
Boy Scouts
Long Beach Boys Club
Seaside Memorial Hospital
J. I. Tullis Co
Rotary Club
Max Becker
Henry F. Burmester
John C. Cottrell
George Craig
Flood Abating in Kansas Area
Tescott Kansas reports slow receding water after historic flood on the Saline River. Central and eastern Kansas endure rains, new threats loom as five lives lost and damage tops one million dollars. Kansas River above flood stage from Junction City to Topeka with water over lowlands.
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Tescott
Kan
Saline
Kansas
Kansas River
Junction City
Topeka
Red Jets in Berlin Peril Allied Fliers
Berlin June 9 The Soviet air force has stepped up jet activity over Berlin raising safety concerns for Allied fliers. Jets from Schoenfeld Field fly all day with no details on altitude or number. Despite requests for safer operation, Soviet officers provide only generic notices. Jet incursions have occurred twice in the past week with visible Soviet markings. Allied pilots continue to follow designated air corridors to Berlin amid heightened alert.
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Berlin
Red Force
Air Safety Center
Schoenfeld Field
Schoenfeld
West Germany
Court Grants Seven Thousand Over Baby Spanking
Washington dispatch reports a district court jury awarded $7000 damages to father Donald J. Morton for his six month old daughter Kathleen after she was allegedly severely spanked and bruised by a baby-sitter. The defendant is listed as Part-time Mothers Registry.
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Washington
Donald J. Morton
Kathleen
Morton
Mothers Registry
Tornadoes Wreck Oklahoma Homes Across Three Towns
Tornadoes struck three western Oklahoma farming communities last night. In Corn Washita County at least 35 homes were splintered. Colony near Corn saw two schools and 15 to 20 homes destroyed. A farmhouse and barn were damaged near Chattanooga. Two people died in separate storms from lightning. No injuries reported.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Washita County
Highway Patrol
Colony
Chattanooga
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FBI
Mac and
Bixby Knolls
Mr. Jones
L. A. Finance
Federal
Westminster
Lillian Spinner
S. Francis St Westminster
Press-Telegram
R. F. Adair
Adair's
Twisters
Oklahoma Homes
United States
Earm
Federal. Savings
East First St
Fhone
Muntz
Santa Ana
Kimberly
N. Main St
Huntington Park
Jefferson
Pacific Blvd
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