U.N Notified U.S. Asks Emergency Security Council Meet
The United States urged an immediate U.N. Security Council session after reports of North Korea's invasion of South Korea. State Department officials said the request, announced at 2:55 a.m. EST, aimed for a quick council meeting at Lake Success, New York, to address the crisis.
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Awolerh
Singco
U. N
State Department
U.N
Defense Department
North
South Korea
Far East
State’ Department
Siice
United Tes
United Nations
Security Council
Kore
Itatetprete
Lincoln’ White
United States
Sir’ B
Rise in Living Cost Surges but Below 1939 Peak
The May consumer price index climbed to 368.6, led by meat costs rising about 7 percent and fuel and home goods easing. Across 56 cities, food prices rose in 54, with Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee Cedar Rapids and others noting 3.6 percent gains. Los Angeles saw a smaller meat rise, while rents and some appliances showed minor increases. The overall meat index reached a five percent higher level than a year earlier, and the 1946 context shows postwar controls still shaping prices.
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OPA
Europe
Chicago
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Cedar’ Rapids
Iowa
Teanea
New Orleans
Los Angeles
U S Blame Rift Over North Korea Attack
U S State Department officials said the United States would hold Russia responsible for North Korea's assault on South Korea. They warned Moscow’s support could push Communists closer to Japan and the American position in Asia. Senate critics urged arming South Korea more as Seoul officials warned the war could widen in the Far East.
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Washington
CB State Department
United States
Russia
North Korea
South Korea Republic
United Nations
Riuseia
Qouta
Japart
Kacth Kores
Korea
Japan
Far East
Pyro Wook Han
U.S
Sen
Knowland
R.calif
South Korea
Saydon
Union
Knowlang
Senate
Truman
38Th
H. Alexander Smith Riley
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
East Germany and Hungary sign new friendship pact
East Germany and Hungary sign a third treaty within three weeks, described as a friendship and cultural accord. The agreements, reported by an agency, include economic and cultural elements and list Walter Ulbricht and István Dobi among signers in Budapest, highlighting the Soviet-influenced bloc.
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Sera
Germany
Hungary
Bandits Hold Up Hill Market on Pacific Coast Highway
Bandits robed a market at Pacific Coast Highway and Stanley Ave escaping with about $600 in cash. Police investigate as witnesses describe two suspects and a quick getaway near the store at Hill Market’s corner.
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Pacific’ Coast
Stanley Ave
North Korea Invades South Korea Amid Seoul Assault
Reports say Soviet backed North Korea invaded across the 38th parallel with tanks penetrating toward five miles south of the border and guerrilla activity inside South Korea. North Korea air units bombed Seoul airfield, and fighters dropped on the capital region as a state of war declared by Pyongyang circulated.
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Seo
Chunchon
38Th’ Parallel
North Korea
Seoul
South Ko
Korea
Kuryongpo
Luchin
Samchok
Ani Seli
Baitter Ang
Sa Ruskant
Peidton
Kaesong
Soe
Sieht
Les Iba
Lyma Brannon
Breed
Bundy Elie’ ‘Dyer
Mary H. Rosser
Bertha
A.” Cintagi
U S Envoy Broadcasts on Korean War Findings
An American envoy releases a broadcast statement addressing the Korean War, with remarks delivered in the morning. The speech responds to provocations from the Republic at several points along the front.
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U.S
Macele
Raorning
Dcreen
Provoktions of the Republic
Bank of America Transamerica ruling sparks bank merger dispute
The 9th Circuit upheld a temporary restraining order delaying Transamerica's planned sale of California banks to Bank of America. The decision stops the move amid concerns it could create a monopoly, while allowing both sides to present further evidence on dissolution terms and jurisdiction.
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Asan
Francisco
Arto
Arta
Aurigs Carmot
Transamerica
Am. Y
Real Ib Orker
Promthy
America
Presiden
Poy
MM. Glamintone
Eath Pricet
U.’ &. Comptroller the Cur
Rency
U. S. Circuit Court’of Appeals
California
Bank of America
Rail Switchmen Strike Instructions Stall In Chicago
Rail switchmen were told to prepare for a walkout across midwestern and western railroads with a peace talks effort in Chicago failing to show progress. About 4000 workers could strike as mediation efforts continued without clear results and the strike would mark a new nationwide disruption. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men had previously struck major lines May 10 15 and will be central to the current stoppage amid unsettled issues and a presidential board report.
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Chicago
Woustde Sruriacaru
National (Railway
Nzo
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Union ‘of
North “America
Thei
Great Northern
Pacific Northwest
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande ‘Western
David le Lawrence
A.fl
Dal
Eaebeeen
Western
Pennsy
C.so. United Auto Worklers
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Accidental Shot Fatal to Famed Allergy Doctor
The nationally known allergy expert Dr Stroua was found dead early today on the third floor of his home in St Louis Police reported the accidental shooting is the suspected cause. Dr Malone commented on the case as authorities investigated the incident surrounding the renowned specialist's death.
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Stroua
ST. Louis
Dr. ©. Malone
Union Heads Blamed for Enka Gunfire
In Enka Tennessee four workers were wounded as gunfire broke out at the American Enka Corp rayon plant. Safety Commissioner Sam K Neal said warrants were issued for union leaders who allegedly ordered the shootings and that repeated acts were linked to union officials. Four men arrested were freed on bonds totaling 22 750.
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Lune
Oxville
Tenn
UP State
Sam K. Neal
Union Offici
Als
Atrikerayon
American Enka Corp
Enka
Neal
Union la 1054
Morristown
Conom
North Carolina Ousts Trumanite Senator Graham
North Carolina voters oust Trumanite Senator Graham in a major upset as Willa Smith, campaigning on real southern democracy and opposition to the New Deal, defeats Frank Graham by about 25,000 votes with most precincts reporting. Smith’s win marks a rebuff to President Truman and Gov. Kerr Scott who appointed Graham last year.
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Raleigh
Nj.c
Willa ‘Smith
Truman
Frank Grafriend
Se Eemuniem
Faisi
F. m
Ommandyig
Smith
Baecincts
Graham
U S Mail Must Go Through You Know
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic scene with a mule or man and a bag, referencing a mail delivery disruption and a struggle to secure a package as an improvised rope and lasso are mentioned amid garbled text and stray phrases.
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U.S
No Wreckage Found After Oil Spill Site Search
Milwaukee area search for a missing airplane ends with no wreckage found. Coast Guard reports fog and poor visibility hindered descent. Diver located 66 foot deep lake area near Milwaukee but found only rocks and grappling equipment. Continued on Page A4.
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Milwaukee
Battle Creek
Dodgeville
Win
Malwa
Death Takes Sawtelle VA Psychiatrist in 1841
Fragmentary OCR records mention a psychiatrist at Sawtelle VA hospital and a brain surgeon, with references to 1841 and papers on a brain topic. The text is garbled, but implies a historical figure associated with Witmar State Hospital and brain-related writings.
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Sawtelle VA
Veterans Tal
Ling
Adeworth
Waal
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