U N Planes Pound Red Korea With Record Strike
Allied warplanes pounded North Korea in what the U S Fifth Air Force called the longest fighter bomber strike of the war. Thunderjets from South Korea bases hit Chongjin and Sunchon near Pyongyang while carrier aircraft targeted hydroelectric and mineral sites along the east coast. Navy ships and B-29s supported the assault, as antiaircraft fire challenged the raids.
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Mexicans Hold Yank Shrimpers as Dispute Boils
Mexican coast guard seized thirteen U S shrimp boats off the Yucatan coast two miles offshore within territorial waters. U S officials led byAffairs Paul Culbertson and Consul General William Rillshie pressed for legal rights and release, planning to fly to Mexico City for further talks after a conference with the cutter Virgilio Uribe’s commander.
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Virgilio Uribe
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Paul T. Culbertson
Moxico City
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William Rllshie
State Senate Opposes Federal Gasoline Tax
Sacramento report says the State Senate approved a resolution urging Congress to quit taxing gasoline or to return more of the tax money to the states, and sent the measure to the Assembly for action.
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Dulles Faces Criticism Over Vincent Retirement
Washington critics attack Secretary of State Dulles for clearing diplomat John Carter Vincent of loyalty charges and approving his March 31 retirement at about 8109 a year. Senator McCarran calls it subterfuge, while Senator McCarthy questions pension legitimacy after loyalty board rejection. Vincent, 52, served 29 years. Dulles says he did not meet foreign service standards.
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Civil Service Loyalty Review
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Stalin's Succession Question Focuses on Malenkov Beria Molotov
Western speculation names three deputy premiers as likely successors: Georgi Malenkov of Orenburg, Lavrenty Beria central to the secret police and security, and Vyacheslav Molotov, a veteran of the Revolution. Each man, with deep ties to Stalin and the party, stands at the center of postwar power rumors.
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Soviet Union
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Thieves Take Wallets From Homes In Two Thefts
Betty B. McElroy 2484 Oregon Ave reported a wallet containing 83 dollars was stolen from a chest drawer at her home Wednesday night. Margaret E. Brewer 2702 Knoxville Ave told police that while at work at 1058 American Ave someone took her wallet and 20 dollars in cash from her desk.
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Oregon Ave
Margaret E. Brewer
Knoxville Ave
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