MacArthur Urges Stand Against Appeasement in Texas
Gen Douglas MacArthur, in Houston amid record crowds, attacks U S appeasement policy in Korea and moral weakness over peace talks. He cites decisive defense on the Yalu and Condemns U S retreat from hard line with Russia. His Austin speech frames the issue as a provocation toward war, with further remarks expected at a later event.
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U S British Agree on Japan Treaty
London June 14 crediting a fair agreement on a draft Japanese peace treaty. Dulles and Morrison said the accord requires both governments’ approval and notes unresolved issues on Chinese participation and Formosa’s future. Japan may sign separately with any government but must grant no extra privileges.
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Adm N A McCully Dies at Age 84 in Saint Augustine
Admiral Newton A McCully USN retired who played a prominent wartime role in World War I died in Saint Augustine on June 14 at age 84. He retired from the Navy July 1.
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Lost British Sub Found in Channel
In London on June 14 the British submarine Affray lost in the English Channel April 16 with 75 men aboard has been found in 200 feet of water about 50 miles southwest of the Isle of Wight. Parliamentary Secretary L J Callaghan said the wreck was located as the search for the vessel continued since its dive.
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Tax boosting bill heads to House for quick action
Washington June 4 The House Ways and Means Committee finished work on a bill to raise taxes by about 12 percent for individuals and boost corporate taxes plus several excise levies The measure would also waive a withholding tax on bank and savings bond interest but impose a 20 percent withholding on corporate bonds and interest from life insurers and some government tax overpayments The panel expects to introduce the bill promptly and send it to the House with Senate consideration likely in the fall
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Allies Tank Mopping Up Triangle in Korea
Allied tank columns roamed the Reds shattered triangle in Korea while Chinese infantry harassed the area. small forces of about 150 per company remained to contest advances as UN patrols probed east and central sectors. Giant tanks moved toward Pyongyang with limited enemy contact on Thursday despite two highways to the capital remaining open to the Reds.
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Federal Reserve Board keeps auto credit rules unchanged
The Federal Reserve Board told Congress it will not modify consumer credit regulations now. Regulation W, in effect since last September and tightened a month later, sets down payments and repayment terms for autos and other purchases. Senate inquiry prompted Board Chairman William Martin Jr. to outline any plans to change car loan terms.
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Classifieds and notices section navigation list
A reader guide lists where to find features in the issue including Beach Combing on B-1 and Page A-5 Boyle Bridge A-25 classifieds B-7 to 1) comics A-22 crossword B-2 editorial A-24 financials B-5 B-7 obituaries A-16 radio television B-2 shipping table B-7 sports B-3 to 5 theaters A-23 tides temperatures B-7 and women's activities Section C shows the page locations.
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Mrs MacArthur Seizes Gift Car In Houston Ceremony
In Houston on June 14 General MacArthur presented a silver or black S6d00 automobile to the couple but Mrs MacArthur quickly grabbed the keys. He stood with his wife as she claimed the car amid thanks to Houston and the Elks Club. The General also received an honorary deputy sheriff's badge for Harris County.
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Truman to Speak on Radio Tonight on Inflation Powers
President Truman will address the nation from the White House urging a consumers’ crusade on Congress as defense production powers face renewal. Administration officials seek a two year extension of the Defense Production Act with broader control while business groups led by beef packers press for fewer federal limits. Major industry organizations remain aligned with that stance.
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Presidents Truman and MacArthur speak on coast radio tonight
President Truman will address inflation controls to be carried by KFI KHJ KNX KECA KFWB and KFOX at 7 30 p m on Pacific coast stations while Gen Douglas MacArthur speaks at 3 p m with KECA broadcasting the sound only.
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Ford requests extensions on price controls amid debates
National manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce argue removal of price and wage curbs would raise production while Ford Motor Co calls for longer controls and higher ceilings as costs rise Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston says Ford's proposals would destroy stabilization The Senate Banking and Currency Committee defeats a motion to extend the Defense Production Act until June 30 1952 and begins section by section consideration of an administration bill to broaden and extend controls Sessions reveal impatience with industry spokesmen at a defense production hearing on the watchdog committee page A-13 col 1
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Father Day Sleep Aid Pajamas Promote Snoring Reduction
Denver store promotes pajamas with a ball sewn into the back pocket to discourage fathers from sleeping on their backs and snoring as a Father’s Day novelty. The item is advertised as a sleep helper tied to Father’s Day goods.
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Johnson voices Korea stance and MacArthur plan views
Former defense secretary Louis Johnson told Senate hearings he would not endorse MacArthur’s direct attack on Red China to end the Korea War. He supported tightening the China blockade, backed a naval blockade of the coast, and opposed blockading Manchurian ports. Johnson favored arming Chinese Nationalists on Formosa and said he would seek guidance from the U.S. military mission there.
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Ship Radio Strike Sets Midnight on West Coast
San Francisco June 14 union radio operators threaten to strike west coast ships one minute after midnight unless a new contract is reached with the Pacific Maritime Association. They refuse a 30 day extension and demand about 37 dollars monthly raises. Military ships would still operate to avoid hindering Korea war efforts.
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Dope parties expose easy drug access in D C
Senate crime investigators released testimony from Jessups inmates describing dope parties in Washington and Baltimore where addicts can buy drugs as easily as a soft drink. Witnesses, mostly unnamed, recount heroin and marijuana use among adults and teens, with a Baltimore woman detailing parties of 30 to 40 people and a former musician noting peer involvement. Fairfax supervisors push for life imprisonment without parole for selling dope to minors.
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Four of Trenton Six Acquitted in Murder Trial
Four members of the Trenton Six, accused in the 1948 killing of an elderly shopkeeper, were acquitted. Two were convicted but sentenced to life with hard labor after a prior death penalty and later overturned by the State Supreme Court. The six men, ages 26 to 39, received verdicts after nearly 20 hours of deliberation. two defendants were spared the death penalty and the others face appeal.
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Horace Wilson
James Thorpe
Weather Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Low clouds and light variable winds tonight. Sunny and clear tomorrow afternoon with west to southwest winds 10 to 18 mph.
Explosion Off Korea Said to Be Floating Mine
The Navy reported an underwater explosion damaged the destroyer Walke off Korea, killed 26 sailors and injured seven. The blast likely came from a floating mine as Walke limped to a Japanese port under its own power. Casualties total 40 dead, 115 wounded, 36 missing across mined or shelled warships.
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Casualties Rise in Korea Through June Past Week
U S casualties in Korea rose to 70 317 as of June 14 surpassing last week figures. Defense Department notes 10 432 killed, 48 133 wounded and 11 752 missing in action with 1 241 wounded later dying and 104 missing now known dead. Among the missing 1 284 have returned to U S control and 153 are prisoners of war leaving 10 211 still unaccounted for.
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Executions Reported in Chinese Reds City on Rail Line
Taipeh dispatch says more than 20,000 people executed by Chinese Communists in Wuhan, a key industrial city on the Shanghai to Nantong rail line. Nationalist agency notes over 4,000 arrests on April 27 in the same area.
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Trains Hit Head-on Killing One and Wounding Seven
MANKATO Minn June 14 One man was killed and seven others were injured when an Omaha railroad mail passenger train collided head on with a freight train five miles south of Mankato The engineer on the freight train died later at a hospital The wreck halted a one track line and a railroad spokesman cited an order mixup as the cause The mail train originated in Omaha bound for Minneapolis and carried mostly mail and express cars
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