Reds Press Demarcation Demands in Korea Talks
Red negotiators insist on a cease fire buffer along the 38th parallel and reject any compromise. Allied officials in Tokyo and Kaesong report no progress as U N and Chinese forces watch the pact’s terms closely.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Korea
38Th Parallel
Tokyo
Civil Information and Education
Allied Headquarters
United Nations
Yalu River
Air Force
William P. Nuckols
Kaesong
Yalu
Pyonggang
Yangin River
RED
North Korea
China
Russia
Nam I
Teey
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Byrd urges Truman to defend or fire Boyle over RFC loan
Senator Byrd presses President Truman to take a stand on William M. Boyle Jr. as Democratic National Committee chair amid allegations Boyle peddled influence in a $565,000 RFC loan. Byrd asks for delay of any probe until Truman reports findings from his inquiry.
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Boyle
Byrd
Truman
RFC
Washington
D-Va
William M. Boyle Jr
Democratic National Committee
Milk Walkout Grips Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
The milk delivery walkout enters its third day as 1,800 union members protest in Greater Cincinnati and northern Kentucky. Deliveries halted city wide with fears of shortages while unions accuse non union replacements and seek wage and shorter hours terms. The walkout spreads beyond French Bauer and Sealtest to most operators, with Kroger excluded due to an independent contract. Federal mediator James McNamara notes bargaining gaps between union and management.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Greater
AFL
Bauer and Sealtest Dairies
Gard
Kroger Company
Boards of Health
James McNamara
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Netherland Plaza Hotel Fire Displaces Hundreds in Cincinnati
A fire swept six floors of the Netherland Plaza Hotel in Cincinnati driving about 700 guests from rooms. Smoke filled the 29 stories as flames ripped a ventilating chute. damage could reach 50000 dollars. Guests including Brooklyn Dodgers staff and 32 youths from Jasper Indiana were affected.
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Cincinnati
Netherland Plaza
Harry Nolan
Salvage Corps
Fifth Street
Clarence Proffitt
Joseph Kenning
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Jasper
Wage policy seen holding down prices
The War Stabilization Board approves a wage control plan linking pay raises to living costs. If Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston signs off, the plan could pressure employers to hold prices and allow nonunion workers to negotiate boosts tied to the cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Age Stabilization Board
Eric Johnston
WSB
George W. Taylor
Ridgway Makes Late Night Trip to Tokyo HQ
General Matthew B Ridgway Supreme Allied Commander was seen hurrying from the American embassy to his Dai Ichi building office in downtown Tokyo in an unexplained late night move. The Army did not provide an explanation for the unusual visit.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Allied
Dai Ichi
Army
Rotation policy to cover Far East soldiers extended
Brig. Gen. Bryan L. Milburn announced an extension of the Army rotation policy. The plan now includes all personnel in the Far East command and extends to September 1. The move affects soldiers stationed in Korea and those assigned across the Far East.
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Tokyo
Korea
United States
Far East
Bryan L. Milburn
Dayton Grandmother's Bigamy Honeymoon Ends in Arrest
In Los Angeles FBI agents arrest Bernice Emerick a 49 year old Dayton Ohio grandmother after she wed Manhattan Beach California councilman Dell Lyman eleven days earlier in a Las Vegas romance. Authorities say she embezzled over 50000 from Wright Field Credit Union and admits spending at least 1600 on the western trip. Emerick formerly secretary treasurer at Wright Patterson Air Force Base left Dayton July 3 and had access to deposits totaling 5 million. Lyman a former UCLA football player says he is through with her and describes her as a stunning bride. Her Nevada marriage to another man surprised friends and family in Ohio
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Los Angeles
Bernice Emerick
Dayton, O
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Dell Lyman
Las Vegas
Nev
Honolulu
FBI
Emerick
Union Station
A. P. Ostholtoff
Cincinnati
Richard Hood
New Freeze On Building Ordered by NPA
The National Production Authority lifts a 60 day ban on minor steel copper and aluminum use while banning new factories offices schools and public buildings through October 1. Small projects may proceed with CMP allocations or self authorizations after October 1 while larger structures face tighter review.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Garage Mechanic Held In Slaying
Walter C. Lyle, 22, a garage mechanic, charged with first degree murder in the December 1 beating death of Walter S. Grabow. Lyle pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing after deputies said he and William R. Russell arranged to meet Grabow in a West Broad Street tavern hours before the body was found. Russell is serving a life term in the state penitentiary for the slaying.
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Columbus
Walter C. Lyle
Walter S. Grabow
Lyle
Linden Lumber Company
William R. Russell
Grabow
West Broad St
Russell
Ohio Penitentiary
Fiery Truck Crash Kills Ohio Woman
A collision between a truck and a tractor pulling two gasoline tanks caused a massive explosion in Columbus. A woman was burned to death, six others injured, with two critically. Residents fled as flames spread to nearby porches. Patrolman James A. Hicks was severely burned rescuing victims. The victims included Ray Haysenl, 25, and Marguerite Smith, 27, both of Columbus.
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Columbus
Buttles Avenue
Park Street
Zelima Grove
James A. Hicks
Ray Haysenl
Marguerite Smith
OPS Delays Order On Canned Vegetables
The Office of Price Stabilization delayed the effective date of its price regulation on canned vegetables by 15 days to review and possibly revise the order.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
Fifty Young German Reds Flee To West
In East Berlin during the Third World Youth Festival for Peace fifty blue shirted East German Communist delegates crossed into Allied Berlin seeking asylum. They faced road blocks and heavy police at sector borders as Western youth groups prepared camps and facilities to host deserters for the two week event.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Allied Berlin
West Berlin
West
Asy
Accused Scientist Kills Self With Snake Venom
World famous bacteriologist Dr. Malcolm H. Soule, 54, of Ann Arbor, killed himself with snake venom and morphine after being warned by University of Michigan regents that he faced firing and prosecution over misused department funds. His wife Alma found him in the basement. investigators said the suicide ends formal charges though an inquiry into the $3487.05 funds may proceed.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
PMR
Inrey Nouts Velvig Ims Wyiwine
Malcolm H. Soule
Department of Bacteriology
Soule
Dr. Soule
Alma
Mond de Vine
West Point Cheating Scandal Spurs Calls For Inquiry
Dismissal of 90 West Point cadets for cheating triggers congressional probes into the academy and its football culture. Army Chief Gen J Lawton Collins cites overemphasis on football as a factor while senators push for a full investigation of exam laxity and the honor system.
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Edwin Harkinson
Washington
West Point
Military Academy
Senator Young
R-Nd
Congress
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Brooks
Dsa
House Armed Services Committee
Doyle
Dcalif
Congressional Board of
West Point Visitors
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Armed Services Committee
Newspaperman Ed J. McKay Jr. Dies in Pittsburgh
Ed J. McKay Jr. aged 44, letters editor of the Pittsburgh Press and occasional columnist, was found dead of a heart attack in Pittsburgh. A Mt. Lebanon resident, he joined the paper in 1939 after moving to the city.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin J. McKay, Jr
Mt. Lebanon
Pittsburgh Press
McKay
Press
West Point Cadet Cheating Scandal Sparks Outcry
Blaik, son of coach, criticizes academy over ouster of 90 cadets for cribbing in exams. He suggests broad cheating may go back to 1947 and notes families learned of the purge via newspapers and radio. Cadets demand thorough legal help and possible honorable discharges.
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West Point
N. Y
Bobo Blaik
Star Qu
United States Military Academy Today
Oung Bilaik
Blaik
Earl H. Blaik
Sway
Light Kentucky Balloting Seen
Louisville AP reports Kentucky held a statewide primary with light turnout. Forecasts estimate 250,000 to 300,000 Democrat votes and 100,000 to 125,000 Republican votes, amid 1.5 million eligible voters and weak issue stakes.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Weatherman
Tractor Fatality on London Farm Claims Lester Jones
London AP reports a tractor accident on Agricultural Lands Inc. farm killed Lester Jones, 35, of London. Jones, father of five, died yesterday. investigation pending.
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London
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