AP Newsman Wins Citation for Courage in Korea Battle
John Randolph AP war correspondent earned official recognition for his bravery under fire near the Western Front during a Korean battle. He repeatedly carried wounded soldiers to safety amid heavy Chinese fire, foregoing his own safety, and aided Sgt. Jay T. Bare before Bare died of wounds.
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Sect Dispute Triggers Triple Tragedy in Chicago
In Chicago a dispute over a daughter's marriage to a man of a different faith ended in a triple slaying. Police report the father killed his daughter Mary Strasser and her husband Louis Hamilton and then killed himself. Stanley Novak, Elizabeth Hamilton's father, was also among the dead.
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Panama to hold five day budget session
Panama’s new government announced a special five day session of the National Assembly to balance the budget amid turmoil. A coalition spokesman said the move followed rising violence and the ouster of Arnulfo Arnas as the death toll reached fifteen.
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THANKS Blinded Marine Hero Receives New Home
Ray Marine, blinded by Japanese fire on Iwo Jima, and his fiancée Miss Mary Jane Shasta accepted the key to a six room white frame house in Lakewood New Jersey. The $23,000 cooperative effort funded by Ocean County Judge Harry E. Newman and local donors featured carpenters and suppliers from nearby towns contributing materials and labor.
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Snyder to Speak at Los Angeles Town Hall
Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder will speak at the Biltmore in Los Angeles on Thursday night addressing "A Sound Defense and a Sound Economy." He arrives from Washington, D. C., to deliver the major address to Town Hall members and guests.
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Ouster Defied by Head of Rollins College
Winter Park Florida May 14 AP Dr Paul A Wagner head of Rollins College says he remains president despite trustees voting to oust him Wagner 33 at time of appointment youngest college president in nation says he will stay in office unless legally removed and notes April 27 meeting in New York was illegal Wagner announced plan last March to dismiss 23 of 75 faculty and drop intercollegiate athletics this fall prompting demands for his resignation by students alumni and faculty groups
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Warren’s 1952 bid looms in Tulsa GOP talks
At peisa Oklahoma on May 14 AP reports GOP leaders forecast Gov. Earl Warren of California as a strong 1952 Republican nominee. National committee members hint at a January meeting in California to finalize plans for the Chicago convention. Warren’s name circulates in western states as a possible compromise candidate amid Taft Eisenhower debates.
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Papers Say Fuchs May Resume Awork
Reports that Dr. Klaus Fuchs, convicted atom spy, may be released to continue atomic research work under guard were published by two local newspapers yesterday. Because of the Whitsun holiday weekend, government officials were not immediately available for comment.
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