Pasadena Captain One of Few Honor Medal Won by Live Korea Hero
Pasadena native Capt. Raymond Harvey of the Army Infantry earned the Medal of Honor for gallantry in Korea. He led his unit under heavy fire near Taemidong, single handedly disabled enemy positions, and despite a bullet through the lung, directed the assault before evacuation. Harvey, a World War II veteran, recalled the action with humor and humility while awaiting decoration by President Truman on July 2. He returned to Pasadena after months in Japan and hopes to resume command soon.
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Washington
Raymond Harvey
Korea
Pasadena
Calif
Truman
Harvey
Europe
C Co
Tth
Taemidong
Richard C. Rogers
Meriden
Conn
Rogers
Fore City
Central High School
Oklahoma City
Okla
Japan
United States United States Ship Christening and Troop Transport Hope
Newport News June 23. The SS United States christening by Mrs Tom Connally followed warnings that the new liner is ready for conversion to a troop transport in war. The $70 million ship will serve transatlantic service in 1952 with 2000 passengers and 1000 crew. it could carry about 14 000 troops when converted. The ceremony drew thousands in the heat as the liner began to move from the drydock, aiming to rival Britain’s Mary and Elizabeth.
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Newport News
United States
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Aminous
America
Mary
Elizabeth
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
TEDGP
jWas
John M. Franklin
United States Lines
Sen. Connally
Russell and Ridgway debated on Nationalist attacks stance
Washington June 23 AP Sen Russell chairman of the ouster inquiry confirms Defense Department will record Gen Ridgways view on whether Nationalist forces on Formosa should attack China’s mainland. A December 1950 Ridgway message backing MacArthur’s demand was not in the inquiry summary.
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Sen
Russell
D.-Ga
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Matthew B. Ridgway
China
Department
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Ridgway
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Formosa
MacArthur
Collins
Thainland
South China
Knowland
R-Calif
Pacific
U. S
United Nations
Korea
Sen. McMahon
D-Conn
W. Averell Harriman
Arip
Europe
Patrick J. Hurley
Hurley
Yalta
Manchuria
Russia
Harriman
Harry
Gen. Emmet
Rosie O'Donnell
Far Eastern Air Force
Sen. Sparkman
D.-Ala
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sparkman
New Mexico Forest Fire Destroys Large Acreage At Gila
In Truth or Consequences New Mexico on June 23 a wildfire roared through the Gila National Forest torching more than 10000 acres. The blaze started yesterday in a wilderness area along the Continental Divide in the Black Range about 45 miles from the resort and six to seven air miles from Kingston. The Forest Service sought reinforcements as 130 firefighters battled the flames with 100 additional military personnel promised from White Sands Proving Ground.
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N.M
Gila Naional Forest
Continental Divide
Black Range Mountains
New Mexico
Kingston
Forest Service
White Sands
Lady Godiva Style Pageant Seen By 100000 Peeping Toms
Coventry unfolds a modern Lady Godiva tribute with Ann Wrigg riding a white horse in a nylon net bikini like suit. The crowd of about 100000 gasped as wind revealed much of her form though no one went blind, the tale recalls the 15th century legend of tax relief.
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Lady Godiva
London
Ann Wrigg
Coventry
Eng
England
Miss Wrigg
Godiva
Doventry
Willoughby Warrior
Hungarian Clerics Admit Crimes in Communist Trial
In Budapest nine defendants in Archbishop Joszef Groesz’s conspiracy trial confessed to a range of crimes including sex transgressions murder and black market dealings. The court heard detailed self-blame from Istvan Cserklar a 40 year old general of the Paulician order and Ferenc Vecer a Paulician prior.
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Budapest
Hungary
Joszef Groesz
Istvan Cserrlar
Ferenc Vecer
Cserklar
Vever
Groesz
U. S. State Department
Washington
Cardinal Mindszenty
Robert A. Vogeler
United States
Nathaniel P. Davis
Louis Revey
Ruth Tryon
U.S. Information Service
Mary Eich
Malcolm Tooniepation
U. S
Donald Griffith
Sechets
Legation
Chris Petrow
Albert Sherer, Jr
Revolutionary
Eiajos Pon
Graz
Yas
Sintelligence
Griffith
Revey
Miss Tryon
Misa Bich
Veep's Stepdaughter Takes Public Payroll Role
June 23 Washington report details Anne Hadley nineteen year old daughter of Mrs. Carleton Hadley and stepdaughter of Vice President Alben Barkley, starting a temporary summer job in the Senate Office Building. She describes errands for the vice president and writes from Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans, noting transportation by streetcar and a brief escort by an Air Force noncommissioned officer.
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Anne Hadley
Senate
Alben Barkley
Anne
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Ladies’ College
Tulane University
Dad
Air Force
Carleton & Hadley
St Louis
Nev
Flood Rains Swamp Kansas and Nearby States
Heavy rains caused floods across Kansas with multiple cities evacuated, crops and property damage in the millions, and a 700 foot landslide derailed a Burlington passenger train near St. Joseph Missouri. Red Cross disaster workers moved into Ottawa Geary Marshall Dickinson Jefferson Saline and Riley counties as National Guard and highway crews mobilized. Weather remained unsettled with lingering showers and warm humid southeast conditions while northern states cooled.
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Kansas
Missouri River
Burlington Railroad
St. Joseph
Red Cross
Ottawa
Geary
Marshall
Dickinson
Jefferson
Saline
Riley
Kansas National Guard
State Highway Department
Highway Patrol
Hays
Manhattan
Solomon
Junction City
Lawrence
Topeka
H. J. Collins
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
Canadian
Ohio River Valley
Great Lakes
Butte
Mont
Elko
Senator calls $6 billion cut in government spending
Washington June 23 1960 UPI Sen George of Georgia urged a $6 billion reduction in government spending before any tax increases are voted. He said the Senate Finance Committee will study the tax bill privately with Treasury officials and staff, delaying final decisions on new levies until pending appropriations are resolved.
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UPI
George
D.-Ga
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Georgia
House
Finance Con Jalan
Treasury
Joint Revenue Committee
Heir's Ex Weds Greenwich Fireman in City Ceremony
Martha Devine 38, former wife of Horace B Dodge, marry William Gerlach 35, NYC fireman, in Greenwich. She divorced Dodge and reportedly received about 1 million dollars in Reno on July 28, 1944.
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Greenwich
Conn
Martha
Mickey Devine
Horace B. Dodge
William “Gerlach
New York City
Dodge
Reno
Solons Buckle Down on Controls as Debate Opens
Washington June 23 Congress readies economic controls bills as the Defense Production Act nears expiration. The House bill appears more acceptable to President Truman and stabilization officials warn that strong controls are needed amid defense production. Senate and House differ on duration rents prices subsidies consumer credit and down payments with various thresholds and pay schedules.
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Washington
Congress
House of Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Barkley
Rayburn
National Advisory Board
National Cy
Secretary of Defense
Defense Mobilization Agency
Pri
Consumer Credit
Federal Reserve ‘Board
Defense Agencies Merger Ruled Out
Washington June 23 Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson rejected a proposal to merge the United States two production agencies for now Sources said Fleischmann would be elevated to head the Defense Production Administration while possibly remaining head of the National Production Authority on an acting basis Edwin Gibson the current acting administrator of DPA declined a permanent assignment The plan would have consolidated roles but DPA would keep authority to certify companies for defense expansion loans and tax benefits to aid plant enlargement
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Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Manly Fleischmann
National Production Authority
Defense Production Administration
Fleischmann
NPA
DPA
Edwin T. Gibson
Truman Acheson Flayed by Wherry In Ohio Speech
Senator Wherry charged in a speech to the Ohio League of Young Republican Clubs that the Truman administration and Britain's Labor government are alike in favoring socialism and a bridge to communism. He urged a GOP drive at the ballot box next year for decency morality and justice in government.
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Daxyuon
Vine
Sen
Wherry
R-Neb
Truman-Acheson
Labor
Great Britain
Ohio League of Young Republican
GOP
US Radar Plane Ends Red Raider's Pesky Attacks
In Seoul June 23 the US Air Force announced Capt Richard M Heyman of Stillwater OK killed the Russian built PO2 in a night interdiction over Seoul near 1 15 am. Heyman fired a long burst from his forward gun tearing the bomber and its crew. Charley the lone enemy pilot had plagued Seoul for five nights, until this action ended his flights over Seoul Suwon Tachon and Impo airfields.
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Charley
Richard M. Heyman
Stillwater
Okis
Air Force
Heyman
Reyman
Korea
Gheeley
Suwon
Tachon
Impo
Hasentig
Auli
Amazing new chemical spray preserves vegetables years
The Country Gentleman reports a spray named maleic hydrazide that slows plant growth and keeps potatoes onions and other vegetables fresh and firm for about a year or more. Michigan State College tests show preserved yield and extended storage, with no bad effects reported so far. The spray is not sold to the public but sent to scientists and agriculturists for research.
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Country Gentleman Today
U. S
County Gentleman
Michigan State College
W.H. Wittner
Michigan State
Michigan
Naugatuck Chemical Division
Por
United States Rubber Company
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