Rhee Pushes for U S Korea Defense Pact in Armistice Talks
President Rhee urged immediate signing of a U S Korea mutual security pact to strengthen air security and bolster public support for an armistice. He cautioned Koreans distrust Eisenhower’s pledge to seal the treaty after a ceasefire as riots erupt in Seoul and Pusan with attacks on officials and an American truck firing into demonstrations.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Panmunjom
Rhee
Eisenhower
Rolf Lamborn
Pusan
Pusay
Lee Chai Hyung
Pyul Yong Tae
Nine years of hiccups ends? Jack O’Leary’s long siege continues
Los Angeles man Jack O’Leary has endured constant hiccups for five years since June 13, 1948, dropping from 136 to 77 pounds. His mother Margaret keeps faith he will recover, while doctors and various treatments, including electricity and hypnotism, have failed. He weighs 78, reads magazines, chats with visitors, and has received over 44,000 letters seeking cures.
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Jack O'Leary
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Jack
Margaret O'Leary
Mrs. O'Leary
Queen of Angels Hospital
Telefono
Unwanted dog aids rescue of trapped child in Oklahoma well
A nameless part collie found 20 month old Karren Daniel wedged 12 inch well 150 feet down near Elk City. After three hours of radio and telephone mobilization, a rescue shaft freed the girl who remained alive and conscious, later asking for a cold drink.
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Oklah
Karren Daniel
J. D. Pyeatt
Karren
Pyeatt
Hailstorm Douses Bath New York With Two Feet Depth
Hail about two feet deep covered Bath in southwestern New York during a mid June day. Lightning from the storm damaged two churches and several other buildings, blocked a highway for nearly an hour and cut power to parts of the area.
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Bath
N. Y
New York
Police Guard Around Jurist Home After Bomb Threat
An anonymous call warned of a bomb at 1185 Park Avenue the night judge Irving R. Kaufman and his family were away. Police evacuated security detail remained at the 16 story building while authorities pursued the threat. Kaufman had recently sentenced Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to death. The Rosenbergs face execution at Sing Sing this Thursday after appeals to the Supreme Court. Justice Jackson forwarded a stay request to the full court after a brief closed hearing. The high court has twice refused to halt the conviction and execution.
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NEW York
Park Ave
Irving R. Kaufman
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Kaufman
Sing Sing
Washington
Jackson
Supreme Court
Chie
the Vinson
Soviet Fire Two Ukraine Red Leaders in Shakeup
Moscow reports senior Ukrainian Communist Party official L G Melnikov was fired from his party secretary post and central committee executive bureau for unsatisfactory leadership. Vice Premier Vladimir Bondarchuk was removed amid transfer to a science job. Kirichenko named to replace Melnikov. Melnikov’s bureau to Korneychuk.
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Moscow
IUPI
Ukrainian Communist Party
Tass
L. G. Melnikov
Vladimir Bondarchuk
Melnikov
Soviet Union Communist Party
Ukraine
A. T.kirichenko
A. B. Korneychuk
Soviet Party Central Committee
Josef Stalin
Where to Find It in the Paper
A brief guide lists sections and page numbers for features across the newspaper. It shows where to locate boys content, churches, classifieds, comics, crosswords, financials, obituaries, radio and TV, schools, shipping, sports, theaters, and weather.
Eisenhower joins New England trip after trout fishing
President Eisenhower heads to New England from Ellsworth AFB after two nights trout fishing and a ceremonial misnamed Indian tribe initiation. He plans aerial tours of tornado damage in Flint and Worcester districts before returning to Washington.
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Hanover
N. H
Mitchell Field
Eisenhower
Worcester
Mass
Washington
Zuyu Chilika
South Dakota
Fire Battles in Harbor Aboard Luise Bornhofen
A German freighter named Luise Bornhofen, 1500 tons, anchored at Berth 2 Pier A as firefighters battle a smoldering fire in its hold. Crewmen, paired, unload 400 tons of fish meal while blowers clear thick smoke. The ship, en route to San Francisco after leaving Panama ten days ago, was deemed not immediately dangerous.
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Luise Bornhofen
San Francisco
Pier A
Long Beach
Panama
Coast Guard
String Saver Leaves Estate of 250 000
Springfield court disclosed Elmer John DeCastro left about 250000 in assets after his death on January 13. He lived frugally, saved string and old light bulbs, and kept 1551160 in cash in a safety box plus 1082 in a bank, with stock holdings valued at 75000 to 100000. Survived by brother Leslie and sister Vassie L Agene nerd of Jacksonville.
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Springfield
DeCastro
Leslie
Vassie L. Agene Nerd
Jacksonville
Heiress Miss Roosevelt Marries Bonaventura in East Side Ceremony
The 23 year old Miss Eleanor Roosevelt and pianist Bonaventura Bonaventura wed in a quiet double ring ceremony at a small East 12th Street church attended by about 30 guests. The Catholic upbringing plan for children and the couple’s move to the Whitney townhouse preceded a honeymoon. Bonaventura, a child prodigy, may enter the army soon.
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New York
Lower East Side
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Whitney
Anthony di Bonaventura
East Side
James Roosevelt
Batty Cushing
John Hay Whitney
Franklin DB
Roosevelt
Land
Seeries
Rn Bron
Sheeman
Mary Hein
Christiana
Saya
Delano Roosevelt
Anthony Dis
Bonaventura
Long Island
East 12Th St
Betsy Cushing
Philadelphia
Kate Roosevelt
Louis Zaninelli
Thain Familine Haemad Se the
di Bonaventura
Whitney Town House
Sabres Bay down two Mig fighters in Seoul clash
Sabre jets shot down two Communist MiGs, likely destroying one and damaging another, as Allied fighters struck air fields deep in Red territory. A two hour and thirty three minute raid on Seoul and outskirts followed by massive Chinese offensives along a 500 mile front in central Korea.
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Seoul
Red Air Force
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
Laredo Receives Rain After Mass Prayer Vigil
A thundery shower dumped 0.58 inch of rain on Laredo Texas Friday night, 28 hours after hundreds prayed in Jarvis Plaza for rain. The brief two hour storm followed a dust windstorm and came as the Rio Grande water supply dried up. Local merchants closed for an hour as 1,200 Protestants and Catholics prayed for relief facing a 50 year drought.
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Laredo
Texas
Waco
Austin
San Antonio
Jarvis Plaza
Rio Grande
Taft Undergoes Hospital Tests for Hip Ailment
Senator Robert A Taft is in New York Hospital for tests on a serious hip ailment that has kept him from active Senate duties. He entered the hospital Friday night for examinations as he steps back from floor reading duties with the Senate Republicans in New York.
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New York
Robert A. Taft
Senate Republicans
New York Hospital
Murder suicide kills Halliday family in Pittsburgh home
Police say 43 year old welder William Halliday, his mother Mrs. Margaret Halliday, and his children William 9 Robert 7 and Margaret 3 were found shot to death in their new Pittsburgh residence. A .22 rifle was recovered in Halliday's bedroom. Victims had not been seen since Wednesday and appeared dead about four hours.
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Pittsburgh
Adam Gessler
William Halliday
Mataret
Halliday
William
Robert
Margaret
Geisler
Weather clear through Sunday with cooler Sunday
Mostly clear conditions persist through Sunday with a slight cooldown expected on Sunday. Light north winds and dry skies are forecast, keeping temperatures comfortable across the region.
Dear Thief Bravado Note From Long Beach Home Invasion
A note taunts a burglar who broke into Mrs Margaret Kutch’s Florida Street home while she attended her husband’s funeral. The entry, during a dark house, lists stolen items including a Mauser rifle, binoculars, jars, and a leather jacket valued at about 300 dollars. The reader is urged to count gains.
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Long Beach
Margaret
Kutch
Florida St
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