Murray Lists Four Top Issues Still In Air
Pittsburgh AP four main disputes block settlement of the steel strike as CIO United Steelworkers leader Philip Murray cites demands on management clause seniority incentive pay and union shop opposition. He notes Taft and Eisenhower criticisms and urges handling Korea preparations while production lags.
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Murray
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Camere
Bluttivini
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
USW
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
Korea
Dayton Couple Fatally Shot
A friendly family argument on Dayton’s 34th anniversary ended in the fatal shooting of Howard J. Miller, 57, and Pearl Miller, 56. Police say Elmer R. Burger, 62, brother of the dead woman, retrieved a .38 revolver after an argument in the Miller home kitchen. Nettie M. Burger testified, describing the deadly escalation.
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Dayton
Howard J. Miller
Pearl
Elmer R. Burger
Nettie M. Burger
Burger
Big Three Sit Tight on Germany Talks Stand
Washington report says Western Big Three aim for final agreement on conditions to discuss German issues with Russia. State Department notes no basic dispute on a Big Four meeting, but none will accept Soviet dictated terms. France and Britain weigh early talks limited to free elections and German unification, while the US seeks preconditions and unity among the three before any Moscow session.
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Washington
Russia
State Department
Acheson
Moscow
Germany
United Nations
Cies T Stern
Estern
United States
Oliver Franks
Henri Bonnet
West Germany
Ten bomber crew missing after Pacific ditching near Kwajalein
Ten crewmen of a B29 superfortress are missing after a ditching 175 miles west of Kwajalein. The pilot, an Air Force captain, was rescued with a broken leg four hours later. he said the aircraft broke up on impact and only debris remained. Navy boats and Kwajalein crash craft searched the area as a sister crew sighted one survivor on a life raft.
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Honolulu
Kwajalein
Air Force
Navy
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Guam
Tower of Babel on Korean Front No Big Problem
U S third division in Korea faced language barriers as a Puerto Rican 65th regiment recon section could not speak Greek while Greek troops spoke neither Spanish nor English. An English-speaking Korean boy in the Puerto Rican unit and a Korean lad in the Greek unit enabled translation.
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Tower of Babel
U.S
Korea
United Nations Army
65Th
65Th Regiment
Eisenhower Chooses Gettysburg as Home for Delegation Push
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrives at Gettysburg pa to press Pennsylvania s 70 delegates for the Republican nomination He plans a shirt sleeves farm picnic and a question and answer session on issues The effort is aimed at welding Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland into a harmony bloc with significant influence at the national convention Governor Fine is linked to the broader maneuver while Maryland Governor McKeldin denies involvement.
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Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
New York
Mrs
Marryland
Ike
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Taft
Michigan
Theodore MecKeldin
Board Votes To Reopen Newark Field
Newark New Jersey airport to reopen Monday under strict safety rules after four months closed following three Elizabeth area plane crashes that killed 119 people. New restrictions include runway use bans and minimum weather requirements.
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Newark
N.J
Elizabeth
of New York Authority
New York
French Air Attack Strikes Vietminh Supply Routes
The French Air Force carried out a major aerial assault against Vietminh supply lines in Indochina. Fifty-four fighters joined twenty American-supplied B-26 bombers in bombing spans and fords used to move war equipment and supplies allegedly received from China.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red China
Tempting Fate on Janice Hei Delberger Birthday
Janice Hei Delberger marks her 13th birthday at home 1313 Sith Ave N in Minneapolis. The event centers on a private family celebration with friends and relatives expected to join.
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Minneapolis
Janice Heidelberger
Sith Ave. N
Mineapolis
Army, Truman Dodge Stand On MacArthur
Washington officials show no consensus on Gen. Douglas MacArthur serving as keynote at the Republican national convention. President Truman calls the role political, while Army officials reiterate no action will be taken. Questioned about Regulation 600-10, officers say it remains in force and denies political activity for active duty personnel. A spokesman declined further comment after initial replies.
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Washington
Truman
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
Army
MacArthur
Gen. MacArthur
Department of the Army
British Army Minister Tours Korean War Front
Field Marshal Lord Alexander, British minister of defense, arrived for an inspection of the Korean situation. He received a briefing on the armistice stalemate and the fighting as it quickens.
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Seoul
Korea
Lord Alexander
Taft Targets Delaware Delegation in Republican Campaign Swing
Senator Robert A. Taft shifted focus to Delaware's 12 Republican delegates as part of a midsummer campaign swing. He planned meetings at the Buck farm near Wilmington and aimed to build blocs in Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania while weighing New Jersey and Eisenhower support. Taft urged rapid Korean armament and opposed delays in the Korea truce talks, calling for rearmament of Western Germany and a Western police presence to counter Eastern bloc pressures.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert A. Taft
Delaware
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
U.S
C. Douglass Buck
New York
Taft
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
John 5S. Fine
United Nations
Ths
Korea
Germany
Storm Sweeps Formosa Coast Hurts Homes
Heavy seas along the southwest Formosa coast swept away two houses and ruined thirty more on Thursday, as Taiwan coastal weather damaged a swath of residences and disrupted the area.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Taiwan
Sunday Journal preview: long work week for Middletown firemen
Sundays Journal highlights a Middletown firemen drive for a shorter 72 hour duty week with potential voter action next November. The issue also features a Middletown man carrying the longest Air Force name and a 50th ordination anniversary for Father James McNary at Holy Trinity parish. A Butler County road death story and Lebanon Sesquicentennial images round out the edition preview.
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Middletown
Air Force
Holy Trinity Parish
James McNary
Holy Trinity
Watch Sunday
Miami Valley
Butler County
Sunday Journal
Journal
Lebanon
Hickenlooper May Reopen Great Debate on Troop Powers
Sen. Hickenlooper pushes a new run to ban deploying troops to Europe without congressional consent. He seeks a treaty reservation to require Congress approval, arguing treaties could misread as granting executive troop powers. Committee leaders dispute the interpretation and plan hearings through next week.
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Washington
Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Europe
Congress
Germany
Hickenlooper
Senate Eee
West Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Sen
Wiley
R-Wis
Matthew B. Ridgway
Berlin
Soviets Name Panyushkin To China Post
The Soviet Union named Alexander Panyushkin, former ambassador to Washington, as ambassador to Communist China. He will replace Gen. Nikolai Roschin, who has served in China since 1948 and is being relieved. Panyushkin travels from the United States to Peiping in a surprise diplomatic switch.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Alexander Panyushkin
Washington
China
Panyushkin
United States
Nikolai Vassilievich Roschin
Roschin
Chiang Kai-shek
Red
Peiping
Foreign Office
Little Girl Bites Dog Catcher in Medford Lakes
Ellis C. Glover testified before Municipal Judge Ephraim Tomlinson that Lucy Fay a Mount Holly High School junior bit him on the left arm when he tried to take her dog Freckles last May 23. Lucy admitted the bite and said he twisted her arm. The judge dismissed the case.
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Medford Lakes
Ellis C. Glover
Ephraim Tomlinson
Lucy Fay
Mount Holly High School
Glover
Lucy
Tomlinson
Bomb Thrown In Tunis
Eleven people including two palace guards were wounded by a grenade blast in a crowded bazaar in Bardo near Tunis. Police blamed radicals seeking independence of the French protectorate.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Bey of
Bardo
Two Bills On Controls Up In House
Washington reports two bills to extend expiring wage price and rent controls. The Senate passed eight month extension to February 28 1953 plus broader credit checks and material allocation. the House Banking Committee backed a one year extension to June 30 1953 but dropped consumer and real estate credit limits. Debate and possible conference follow as actions diverge on wage and price regulation.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Truman
Senate House
Banking Committee
Wage Stabilization Board
Congress
POWs Yield As Troops Split Pens On Koje Island Korea
Brig Gen Hayden L. Boatner said Koje Island prisoners surrendered after UN authority cracked their resistance. Three compounds yielded, including No 85 where 21 anti Communist prisoners were released. Prisoners described starvation and abuse. several were hospitalised or moved from the camp.
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Koje Island
Korea
Hayden L. Boatner
United Nations Authority
Boatner
Tmoje
Walter M. Redden
Anniston
Ala
Redden
Wiley Opens Senate Fight over Seaway
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin blasted opponents of the Lawrence Seaway as fearful as the Senate resumed debate on the costly international waterway linking Canada and the United States. He argued the project costing about 818 million dollars would be a minor share of postwar foreign aid and accuse lobbyists of undermining progress.
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Washington
Wiley
R-Wis
Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Canada
United States
Great Lakes
Congress
March of Progress
Ettnera
Grea
Troops Smash Back Reds On Korean Front Hill T Action
On the Korean Western Front the 180th and 179th Regiments repelled a Chinese Red battalion from Hill T and a nearby knob near Chorwon after a 14 hour dawn to dusk battle. Allied fighter bombers, tanks, and artillery supported multiple attacks to seize the positions as Red offensives around Chorwon intensified. Reports say the clash marked the heaviest fighting since last November with strategic hills changing hands amid ongoing uncertainty about a larger Red push.
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Seoul
Chorwon
Hill T
Thunderbird Division
Thunderbirds
Eighth Army
North Korea
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