U N Casualty Rate Deplored at Senate Hearing
Senator Gillette lamented U N forces in Korea suffering about 25 percent casualties. General Marshall acknowledged high losses in June and July but said rates have fallen in recent months as combat intensity decreased. The exchange occurred during MacArthur hearings before the Senate Armed Services Foreign Relations Committee.
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Dragons Elect SAN FRANCISCO May 12
Major L. McKee of Los Angeles elected president of the Imperial Order of the Dragon. He is among the last surviving members of a task force that rescued the U.S. legation at Peking during the Boxer Rebellion in 1900.
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Los Angeles
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Peking
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Pilgrims mark Fatima vision with 100000 prayers in Portugal
In Ovar Da Iria Portugal on May 12 more than 100000 pilgrims prayed for universal peace and Russia's conversion following a 1917 vision reported by shepherd children Lucia Jacinta and Francisco. A two mile candlelit procession circled the shrine as ex kings Umberto and Carol visited.
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Atomic Oven Blasts Cancer Disclosed at Brookhaven
Upton New York May 12 AP two new steps in cancer treatment with the atomic oven at Brookhaven National Laboratory were disclosed today One produces a new radioactive iodine to target thyroid cancers and thyroid cancer that has spread The second reveals three patients have lain atop the oven for brain cancer treatment using neutron bombardment two men alive after two months a woman died since then the method shows hopeful results and may be studied further The veil of secrecy is removed permitting more scientists to use the oven for peaceful research with guarded FBI clearance
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Nevada Moves to Sever Ties and Bar Out-of-State Bets
Nevada announced a sweeping policy to cut ties with out-of-state gambling and bar outside wagers. After January 1, any Nevada gambler with interests in another state could lose or have suspended licenses, and after July 1 Nevada bookmakers must not accept bets from outside the state. Governor Charles Russell said the policy aims to curb gambling and aid other states, with Commissioner Cahill noting its drastic reach and potential impact on major bookmakers and revenue. Benny Binion's license request in Las Vegas was denied as the policy signals broader restrictions.
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Benny) Binion
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