Chinese Rout Ending Allies Push Retarded
Tokyo dispatch reports a reduced pace in a Chinese rout as Allied forces press a slowed offensive. United States Eighth Army headquarters says about 3 000 Reds surrendered Sunday, with 2 000 more taken last week. Front-line positions near Sakchang and Hwachon see American units under heavy fire as the battle ebbs and flows.
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Olen Clements
Tokyo
Amy
Fered Oy
Fea Kolnatt
James
U. S. Eighth Army
Slain Buena Park Child Laid to Rest in Her Easter Dress
Patricia Jean Hull 10, murdered in Buena Park, was laid to rest in a blue organdy Easter dress at Buena Park First Baptist Church. Relatives, classmates, and school officials attended the service at Loma Vista Memorial Park, with speakers and songs honoring the child.
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Buena Park
Patricia Jean Hull
Buena Park First Baptist Church
Leonard Dale Hull
Ernest Wright Jr
Patricia
Pat Moore
J. D. Floyd
Ronald’ Booth
Gaines Barron
Lindbergh School
Loma Vista Memorial Park
Fullerton
Brea
Renaker
Andy Man
Ac Ells Ot
Turing
Sat Seer
Eee Ee S
Santa Ana
Runaway boxcar wrecks cars killing a woman injuring others
A wild boxcar dash through Los Angeles industrial districts killed a woman and injured thirteen others. The out of control car struck vehicles and a house, wrecking a home and scattering debris as residents and responders tried to pull people away from danger. Authorities warned residents near the Southern Pacific yard to stay clear of crossings as the runaway car sped through streets.
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San Fernando
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Clarke Hodgson
Aires
Pisthios
Faye
LS Angeles
Deane
Butes Parket
Ji Bros
Pacific
Howe On
Can't Afford to Hit Bases in Manchuria
General Vandenberg told the Senate inquiry into MacArthur's dismissal that the United States runs on a shoe string Air Force and cannot adopt bombing Red bases in Manchuria. He said peace in Korea could be pursued without such action and that doubling air power would be needed to deter a broader war. He argued a full weight of the Air Force is unaffordable due to risks of Russian attack elsewhere.
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Washington
Hoyt Vandenberg
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Manchuria
Senate
MacArthur
Vandenberg
Korea
Ing. Vandenberg
Air Force
U.S
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate Conferees Aim to End UMT Deadlock
Senate conferees prepared to resolve a stalemate on the UMT plan. They contemplate a two step process with the House and Senate agreeing later on program details. The exchange seeks a compromise to permit military training funding.
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Senate
Washington
House
Exchan
High Tribunal Clears Way for Color TV
The Supreme Court upheld FCC approval of Columbia Broadcasting System color TV plan, backing CBS against RCA challenges. The decision noted the FCC study was lengthy, and the Court refused to override administrative agency judgment. Present receivers would not receive RCA color without adapters, costing about 50 to 100 dollars, while CBS color would appear on existing sets only in black and white.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Communications Commission
Columbia Broadcasting System
Shee Oeliverea
Radio Corporation
Ope
Areaica
RCA
FCC
CBS
Chicago
Columbia
Wyers
CES
Commission
Philip B. Perlman
United States
High Court
Black
Italy Reds Trail in Early Returns
In Rome on May 28 Premier Alcide De Gasperi's anti Red coalition led early in municipal election returns from scattered precincts in nine of 28 provinces. Initial tallies show Christians Democrats gaining ground as provinces elect councils, with Castello Confiding noted as a possible victory in the north amid Communist and Socialist rivals.
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Rome
Alcide de Gasperi
anti-Red
Italy
Perci
de Gasperi
s.Christian Democrat Party
Castello Conding
Viere
Ronists
Fragmented OCR headline summary for Beech-Combi notes
Incomplete OCR text references Beech-Combi B-1 and Be 8.5. Editorial on page A-10. Financial pages B-6 and B-7. World activities pages 2, 3.
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Beech - Combi
Van
Popes BB
Career Poe Be
Poge
Financial
Popes
Woraere Activites Pores
Iran Refuses World Court Jurisdiction in Oil Dispute
Tehran reports Deputy Premier Fa temi says Iran rejects the World Court notification over nationalization of oil resources in a Britain Iran Anglo Iranian Oil Co case. Foreign Minister Kazami will not send a representative for any hearing as nationalist tensions rise and red front groups plan mass meetings. Government mobilizes troops and armored cars to maintain order under Premier Mossadegh.
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Fred Zuly
Tehran
Iran
UP Tran
Britain
Hoessin Fatemi
World Court
Hague
Bagher Kazami
Great Britain
International Court of Justice
Red Front
Mohammed Mossadegh
15 000 Facing July Army Call
The report notes a request for 15 000 men for July by the Selective Service System, marking the lowest draft figure in recent preset operations. It references prior monthly requisitions and the ongoing draft program, with mentions of January and June actions affecting enlistment.
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Ee Aston
Peerey
Car Dealers Push Credit Relaxation Under Regulation W
A spokesman for the National Automobile Dealers Association urged Congress to relax auto credit terms, arguing Regulation W slows sales. Costley cited mandatory one third down payments and 15 month payoff as bottlenecks while dealers expect price changes to follow manufactured costs. NAM criticized control measures as well.
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Tashington
Congress
Alton M. Costley
East Point
National Automobile Dealers Association
House Banking Committee
Pum Lai
Senate
House Banking
Office of
Costley
National Association of Manufacturers
William H. Austin
NAM
Costly
Federal Reserve Board
Korea
Senators Question Chicago Mobster and Amerasia Editor
Senate crime investigators questioned three key figures linked to Chicago's Capone gang and Amerasia editor Philip Jaffe. May, owner of George S May Co and Tom O Shanter Golf Club, faced inquiry into slot machine activity and Capone henchmen. Jaffe was acquitted of contempt of Congress after refusing to answer many questions.
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Chicago
Amerasia
Washington
Senate
Murray
May
Tom O'Shanter Club
Capone
Chi
Sen
O'Conor
Kefauver
Wes
Philip J. Jaffe
Amerasia, Today
Congress
U. S
James W. Morris
M. McCarthy
Rwis
D Jaffe
Weather Forecast Fragment With Vague Cloud Outlook
Fragmentary weather note references clouds tonight and mentions uncertain conditions. No clear temperatures or timing provided, but hints at possible unsettled evening skies and potential precipitation.
First Time In His Career Jersey Racketeer Adonis Given Prison Term
Adonis receives prison time and a fine in a racketeering case. Court records show the judge imposed a term and monetary penalty after a trial detailing the defendant's involvement. Prosecution cited organized activity and repeated offenses leading to the conviction.
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Jersey
Adonis
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Berlin
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