Chutists Plan to Land Near PAA Plane
Search planes spotted a missing Pan American World Airways Constellation near Monrovia Liberia. The DC-4 noted as locating remains of Flight 151 with 40 aboard, including passengers from Lisbon and Accra, while para chute teams head toward Roberts Field to aid in the rescue effort.
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Monrovia
Liberia
Pan American World Airways
Roberts Field
Pan American
New York
Vom
Johannesburg
FE. Clower Mott
Marshall Plan
Lisbon
Cairo
Stenhewer I. Lewis
Bride
Pennsylvania
William Stott
Palos Verdes
Calif
Milk ‘A
Los Angeles
Pan American Airways
New York City
Truman Urges Stronger Economic Controls From Congress
President Truman appealed to Congress for tougher economic controls, saying recent actions take the easy way and risk inflation. He sent letters to Vice President Barkley and Speaker Rayburn, endorsed a mobilization policy report, criticized defense production amendments, and urged strengthening bills to defend the nation without harming living standards or the dollar.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Barkley
House
Rayburn
National Advisory Board
Senate
House Banking and Currency Committees
Korea
President Truman Urges Return To Work By Pilots
Washington June 23 President Truman urged United Air Lines pilots to resume work immediately in the national defense interest. In a telegram to Air Line Pilots Association president David L Behncke he said the strike could impede national security efforts while the dispute is reviewed by the National Mediation Board.
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Washington
Truman
United Air Lines
David L. Behneke
Air Line Pilots’ Association
AFL
Behncke
National Mediation Board
Twelve Firms Fight L A Fire in Los Angeles
A spreading two alarm blaze gutted an art and bronze finishing concern in Los Angeles on an early dawn. Twelve city fire companies battled the flames but both buildings were unoccupied. Damage was believed to exceed the amount unavailable in the fragment.
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Los
Angeles
Lank Winkieby
Unionists in Riot at S. F. Pier
In San Francisco on June 23 violence erupted at the Lurline pier delaying its midnight sailing. NMU and MC&S members clashed as police cleared the area after arrests for inciting riot. About 30 AFL sailors reportedly refused to cross picket lines while passengers watched.
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San Francisco
Matson
Lurline
Justas Shipping
CIO
National Maritime Union
National Labor Relations Board
Cooks and Stewards Union
NMU
Mc&s
Bers
AFL
Kansas Floods Cause Vast Havoc
Kansas floods wrought heavy damage to crops and property with winds hail and heavy rain. rivers and streams rose forcing evacuations. Red Cross workers deployed and National Guard units were alerted as floodwaters inundated Hays and Manhattan areas with blocks flooded and thousands displaced.
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Kansas
Red Cross
Suard
Hays
Big Creek
Manhattan
Blue River
Marshall Asks New WAC Camp OK
General Marshall asks Congress to authorize a multimillion dollar permanent training quarters for the Women's Army Corps in Alabama. The request signals expansion of WAC facilities and military readiness during June.
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Marshall
Washington
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Women's Army Corps
Alabama
Britain reverses ruling admits Bubba and Kathy Tongay
Britain granted Miami children Bubba Tongay and sister Kathy a monthlong stay to attempt crossing the English Channel. Immigration officials reversed a prior decision, barring work or public exhibitions, and allowed the kids to swim at their own expense. The Tongays had faced a plan to exclude them from the Miss Channel Swim contest in London.
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London
Britain
Miami
Russell Tongay
Bubba
Kathy
Tree
Ietry
Jong
Esterday
Pane
Tongay
Senate Aims to Cut House Old Tax Bill
Senate leaders said they hoped to soften the House approved tax bill of about $7.2 billion while avoiding major cuts. Key senators noted concerns over harsh provisions targeting unmarried income earners and debated altering multi billion dollar appropriations as conference talks approach.
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Senate
Washington
House
Congress
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. McFarland
D.-Ariz
Dewey Plans Hop to Korean Front
Governor Thomas E. Dewey will undertake a 25,000 mile flying tour starting July 1, visiting Formosa, Japan, Australia, the Philippines and Korea to bolster anti Communist efforts. He will meet Chiang Kai-shek and high military leaders, deny USDS representation and say he pays for the trip himself.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Korean
Pacific
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Dewey
Chiang
Japan
Australia
New, Zealand
Philippines
French Indochina
Indonesia
New York
San Francisco
Tokyo
Korea
USDS
Local Church Notices Rowed In Odd Page Reference
A fragmented OCR item lists church notices with scattered page references and unclear formatting, mentioning pages A3 B4 and B3 across sections. The text provides no clear event, date, or names beyond generic church reference labels.
California Legislature Hurries to Pass Many Laws
California legislators race to finish a 1951 session with a 120 day deadline. Senate and Assembly push bills including a $13.15 million school aid item and a proposed tax for urban unincorporated areas. Gov Warren vetoes three measures as session winds down.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
California
Senate
Assembly
Warren
Bay-area Crash Kills 5 Hurts 7
Five persons were killed and seven injured when three automobiles collided on Bayshore Blvd in Redwood City. Only one of thirteen occupants escaped unhurt, police said.
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Redwood
Sevean
Bayshore Blvd
Fire in South Gate causes $100,000 in damage
A flash fire swept three industrial buildings in South Gate, totaling about $100,000. Hunter Wood Works sustained $75,000 in losses, while Glamour Gauge Manufacturing and other facilities faced $25,000 and roof damage to a nearby print shop was reported. Fire officials attributed the blaze to an accidental ignition.
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South Gate
Hunter Woodworks
David F.illines
George’ Raese
Glamour “Gauge Manufacturing Co
Court Backs Segregation in South Carolina Schools
A three judge federal court in Charleston upheld racial segregation in public schools. The 2 to 1 ruling affirmed the existing system while ordering an injunction to remedy facilities for Negro students. Judge Parker, Judge Bell, and Judge Waring formed the majority with Judge Waring dissenting. The suit was brought by parents of Negro children in Clarendon County seeking integration.
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Charleston
South Carolina
South
Sosa Caroling
John J. Parker
D. 8
Circuit
Court. of Appeals
George ‘Bell
Fimmerman
Watles “Waring
South Caralina
Clarendon County
Reds Smacked Back in Air and on Land
In Korea, United Nations forces pushed Reds back in ground assaults and chased a MIG-15 air fleet toward Manchuria. American Sabre jets damaged one MIG-15, aiding a weeklong tally of enemy aircraft and sustaining higher combat losses for U.S. air units. Ground action knocked out bridges aiding Communist reinforcements while UN troops edged Reds on central and western fronts.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Adair
U. S
U. N
Hague Tribunal Acts in Oil Row
The Hague based International Court of Justice will hear the Anglo Iran oil dispute after Britain sought world court intervention as Iran moves to nationalize Persian oil resources. Iran asserts control while British operators face expropriation and workers seek to keep salaries. the Abadan refinery and British offices remain focal points in the crisis.
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Associated Press
International Court of Justice
Hague
United ‘Nations
Britain
World Court
Anglotranian
Cas
Abadan
An. Tranian
Thelaris
Iran
Fragmented OCR headline summary
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