Fresh Commie Troops Brace on East Front
Tokyo dispatch reports large numbers of Red troops digging in on eastern Korea amid rain-swept ridges. U.N. tank columns clash on the central front while Reds blamed for vanishing on the west. Air strikes aid drives toward Kumsong as UN forces probe Red positions and artillery duels echo near Yangsu and Inje.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Chupa
Kumhwa
U. N
Fes
A. McArthur
U.N
Yanggu-Inje
McArthur
Oceana
Yangsu
Inje
San Diego Reports 145 Youth Suspects In Drug Case
Probation Officer Charles T. G. Rogers stated one county probation office monitors 145 San Diego youths suspected of using or trafficking narcotics. He said most cases involve marijuana use.
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Dan Lagu
Dune Dow
San Diego
Charles T. G. Rogers
Rogers
Woman Won’t Stop Talking Fire Tragedy in Everett
A party line delay thwarted an alarm for a home fire killing four children Beth Bryant 2 Boyd Bryant 3 Paulanne Sweeney 5 and Renee Sweeney 2 in Everett Washington. A 10 month old Bernice Bryant survived after mother jumped from the second floor roof. Firemen estimated only moments more could have saved the kids.
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Everett
Wash
Jun Ulume
Beth Bryant
Boyd Bryant
Paulanne Sweeney
Renee Sweeney
Vivian [Bryant
Naval Reserve
Allied Plan for Big Four Talks in Paris Agreed
The United States Britain and France urged Russia to accept a Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Paris to ease world tensions on the basis of the deputies' agreement. Identical notes were handed to Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Gromyko. The deputies have struggled since March 5 to finalize an agenda for the parley.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Andrei A. Gromyko
Army lists Korea war casualties totals through June 7
The Army estimated enemy casualties in Korea at 1,142,361 through June 7, with combat losses 827,000 and nonbattle 155,000. North Korean deaths 538,091 and Chinese Red forces 555,270, prisoners of war 161,361. U.S. combat losses through June 8 were 70,317. UN forces total 124,406. South Korean losses cited as 180,000, a figure viewed as possibly high.
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Washington
Korea
The
United Nations
Omar Bradley
U. S
Truman Urges Strong Inflation Controls In Speech
President Truman urged stronger inflation controls to prevent Russia from gaining victory without firing a shot. He argued Congress support for a robust inflation control law, while lawmakers favored extending the existing defense production act with some changes. He appealed to the public via television and radio, insisting the nation must act before the current law expires.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
Congress
House Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Vessel Which Asked Aid Heads for Coast
The Sea Lark fishing vessel, which requested help in the north Pacific, was slowly making for the British Columbia coast under its own power with twenty six men aboard. The Sailor's Splice of Alaska Steamship Co. reached the Sea Lark and began escort at 5 a.m. today. The Sea Lark, a 165 foot vessel, was disabled while heading to Kodiak with smaller fishing boats lashed to its deck.
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Seattle
Sea Lark
North Pacific
British,Columbia
Sailor's Splice
Alaska Steamship Co
Kodiak
Medical Beat Bills to Aid Chiropractors
SACRAMENTO June 15 A bill opponents said would allow chiropractors to practice medicine surgery was killed last night Dr Frank MacDonald representing California Medical Association opposed the bill A motion to table the measure was carried unanimously
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Sacramento
Frank MacDonald
California Medical Association
Page navigation fragment lists sections and pages
The excerpt shows a newspaper contents list with sections such as Beach Combing Bridge Senile Ads Comics Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and Television Shipping Table Sports Theaters and Tides Temperatures with page identifiers and ranges, indicating where various features appear. It reads like a table of contents or index page teaser for readers.
U S Can Lick Russ Johnson Tells Inquiry
Former secretary of defense Louis Johnson said he agrees with Senator Morse that the United States could defeat Russia if war started. He warned the U S might move toward recognizing Red China and said he never knew of a State Department decision to recognize.
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Washington
Louis Johnson
Defense
Sen. Morse
R.ove
Russia
Johnson
United States
China
Senate
MacArthur
State Department
Wage Board approves nine cent GE wage hike
The Wage Stabilization Board approved a nine cent hourly increase for 100,000 Gen Electric Corp workers not covered by the CIO's cost of living adjustment. The action, taken via the review and appeals board, aimed to restore pre pact relationships with CIO unions and salaried staff after tensions with United Electrical Workers.
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Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Civl Electric Corp
Cio-International Union of Electrical Workers
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Wage Board
CIO Junion
Senate group approves new rent controls
Washington June 15 UP The Senate Banking Committee backed extending federal rent controls beyond June 30 and applying them to critical defense areas. No time limit set. The panel also ruled not to interfere with existing state or local regulations unless local rents exceed the national level for six months, and dropped proposed federal controls on commercial properties.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
New York State
MacArthur Attacks Acheson Over Formosa Propaganda
Gen Douglas MacArthur accused Secretary of State Acheson of using propaganda to mislead about Formosa in 1949. He referenced a Senate inquiry and a December 1949 State Department document noting Formosa’s fall was anticipated and had no real military significance. The speaker urged a moral reckoning in the public record.
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San Antonio
Texas
Douglas MacArthur
Acheson
State Department
Formosa
Senate
MacArthur
Big Island
Assembly Approves High School Driver Training Plan
In Sacramento on June 15 the Assembly approved a bill enabling state support for automobile driver training programs in high schools. The initial state cost is about 1 million dollars annually, rising to as much as 2.5 million if all eligible students enroll.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
Earl Stanley¢R
Balboa Island
Pole climber saved by firemen after monkey rescue
In Rockaway Playland New York a 23 year old Avezzano climbed a 175 foot pole to rescue Kathy the escaped monkey. Fire Inspector Golding and two firefighters ascended the pole and lowered Avezzano to safety after a two hour descent. He suffered a sore throat from screaming but was reported fine.
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New York
Frank Avertand
Kathy
Rockaway Playland
Avezzano
John Golding
Philip Bianca
Samuel Greenberg
Fire at St Cunegonde Hospice Leaves Two Dead
In Montreal a blaze at the St Cunegonde Hospice for the aged and orphans trapped about forty people and injured many. Nuns guided about 200 children to safety while older inmates, including several blind residents, faced danger on upper floors. The fire was brought under control within two hours.
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Montreal
St. Cunegonde
Atwater Ave
Delisle St
Shipping Men Ask US Ban Walkouts
Shipping firms urged President Truman to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to stop threatened walkouts by maritime workers. They warned negotiations with Atlantic and Gulf coast unions and steamship companies have deadlocked, risking a midnight work stoppage. A fact finding board could delay the strike up to 80 days.
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New York
Truman
Atlantic
Gulf
Postpone Tieup 7 Of Coast Ships Ships Halt Delayed
CIO radio operators agreed to postpone their strike against west coast shipping until midnight pending wage talks. The dispute between CIO American Radio Association and the Pacific Maritime Association was the sole threat to contract negotiations. Other four unions reportedly reached or extended current contracts while PMA talks continue.
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San Francisco
CIO
CIO American Radio Association
Pacific Maritime Association
PMA
Weather outlook with light winds and hazy skies
Low clouds persist tonight into tomorrow morning with light variable winds. A hazy atmosphere and westerly winds of 0 to 20 mph are expected tomorrow afternoon. Little change in temperature.
Shootingest vessel of war comes home
The light cruiser USS Manchester returned to Long Beach after 10 months of Far East duty in the Korean War. The ship and crew of 73 officers and 1350 enlisted were greeted by thousands, with Marine Band and celebrities aboard, as Mayor Burton W. Chace praised their courage and service.
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Manchester
Long Beach
Far East
Long Beach Harbor
Pier B
Burton W. Chace
Korea
Inchon
United Nations
House Unit Votes Tideland to State
A Washington judiciary subcommittee approved the Walter bill transferring tidelands oil rights to the states, granting California three miles of offshore sea bottom. Long Beach supports the measure, while President Truman warned Attorney General Breckinridge of a veto if it reaches Congress. Supporters remain optimistic it may pass or survive a veto.
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House
Washington
Tidelands
California
Long Beach
Truman
Edmund G. Brethat
Egon
Congress
Cheap Better Tire From New Synthetic
AKRON Ohio June 15 UP General Tire and Rubber Co says it has developed a revolutionary synthetic rubber formula for a cheaper longer wearing tire. The product is already produced by Polymer Corp in Sarnia Ontario and Canadian rubber makers are adapting it to tire operations. General offered the formula to the RFC but chose Canada after no action. The new compound allegedly yields 32 percent more tires, 18 percent longer wear, and 31 percent lower rubber cost, boosting production without extra demand for raw materials.
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Akron
Ohio
General Tire & Rubber Co
General
Polymer Corp
Sarnia
Ont
Z General
Reconstruction Finance Corp
RFC
Canada
W. O'Neil
O'Neil
Ites
O’neill
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