More Anti Red POWs Flee In Korea And Middletown Picks City Manager
Mass escapes from multiple POW camps near Inchon rail against U N Command as 25 952 Koreans flee in two days. In Ohio Middletown selects Howard H Kramer Traverse City Michigan city manager to take over July 16 with a 12000 starting salary.
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Michigan
Ike
Traverse City
Howard Kramer
Robert B. Tuckman
Seoul
South Korea
U.N. Command
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Kogm
U. N
Tokyo
U. N. Prisoner of War Command
Ascom City
Inchon
Ascom
Moat
Boemere
Sang Mudai
Pusan
Taegu
Milo Farnell
Middletown
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
City Commission
Herbert W. Starick
Dayton
Francis Carmody
Lake Front
Middletown Post
Amer
Carmody
Starick
City Managers Association
Eisenhower rejects clemency for Rosenbergs in espionage case
President Eisenhower refused to intervene in the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, denying clemency to the condemned couple. The Supreme Court had earlier denied a stay of execution, and a date for the death sentences was set. The four-justice dissent warned of legal questions surrounding the espionage act and the handling of the case.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
White House
Justice Department
Rosenbergs
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U. S
William A. Carroll
New York
Vinson
Douglas
Russia
Justice Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Justice Black
Douglas Black
Justice Jackson
Fourman
Llegal
High Court
Grounded Globemaster crash kills 129 near Tokyo
The C 124 Globemaster airlift between Japan and Korea crashed near Tachikawa Air Base killing 129 servicemen. 122 airmen and 7 crew died with no survivors while investigators fly in to determine the cause. Names of the dead were withheld.
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Globemaster
Korea
Tachikawa Air Base
Tokyo
Battle Stations
Shemes
Japan
South Korea
Tachikawa
Air Force
Meeting Tonight To Show Effect Of Escapes On Truce Prospects
In MUNSAN the Red and Allied truce negotiators plan a full dress crisis session at Panmunjom likely to shape the armistice. The Reds cite an important subject to discuss and may protest Rhee’s release of about 26 000 anti Red prisoners. Observers expect signing despite Rhee’s protests.
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Moscow
Pos
Pinter Oe
Syngman Rhee Clique
South
U. S
United Nations Command
Churchill
Korea
Yongchon
Pusan
Camp 9
Tip
Taegu
U. N
George A. McArthur
Munsan
Panmunjom
Syngman Rhee
Red
Peiping
Tokyo
Nam Il
Red Radio
South Korea
UNC
Eisenhower
U.N
America
Red Peiping Radio
Ohio Senate Approves 836 Million Budget Despite Revisions
The Ohio Senate passed an 836.794 million dollar two year budget with a 28 to 0 vote after rejecting three Democrat amendments to boost welfare funding by about 12 million. The package, 14 million above Lausche’s request, cuts welfare and increases state subsidies to schools and local governments.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Frank J.lausche
Iena
Lausche
Rosenbergs Told Death Likely As Court Vacates Stay
In Ossining New York Julius and Ethel Rosenberg learn via prison radio that the Supreme Court vacated the stay of their execution. Guards prepare for possible demonstrations while the couple awaits the final decision and shares prayers with Rabbi Irving Koslowe before the Jewish sabbath begins.
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N. Y
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Death House
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Irving Koslowe
Mamaroneck
Tion
Tehe Wa
Baredaddington
U.S. Seizes Second War Surplus Vessel Destiny
In Long Beach the 16500 ton tankship Destiny was seized for alleged federal ownership violations. A libel suit claims the ship lacks 75 percent American ownership as required for war surplus vessels. the vessel reportedly is owned by a Chinese syndicate after unloading crude oil from Iraq at Richfield Ohio Corp. refinery.
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Long Beach
Destiny
Fao
Iraq
Richfield Ov Corp
U. S
Rheati
Beach Harbor
Defense Dept releases list of 129 dead in Tokyo crash
The Defense Department today released the names of 129 airmen who died in the Globemaster C-124 crash in Tokyo yesterday. No servicemen from this immediate area were on the list.
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Defense Department Today
Tokyo
Mother Of Ten Dies As GI Dad Races Homeward
Cincinnati story of Sgt JC Elmer Day rushing from Japan to reach his dying wife Blanche Day 34 mother of ten. Despite Army order for 30 day emergency leave and top priority transport, Blanche Day died at Christ Hospital before he could arrive.
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Cincinnati
JC Elmer Day
Japan
Blanche Day
Christ Hospital
Army
Sgt. Day
Support For President On Aid Fund Predicted
Washington reports both parties foresee President Eisenhower winning a confidence vote as the House debates the 4.9985 billion foreign aid bill. The bill was discussed five hours amid anticipated amendments. leaders expect passage with few cuts. Eisenhower announced a 50 million dollar aid boost to West Berlin amid East Berlin unrest.
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Russell Baines
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Joseph W. Martin
Rmass
Rep. Halleck
Indiana
Rep. Richards
D-Sc
U. S
West Berlin
East Berlin
Dad Gets Double Delight in Sundays Journal
The Sunday Journal previews features on twin fathers sharing joys and headaches, plus a note from a man claiming “three million” children. It also highlights the retirement of Rev J C Schulz after 32 years at Middletown High School, and Aeronca hiring a Communist Party member for an FBI brief. It teases Eisenhower golf lore boosting Middletown golf gear sales and a Sunday sports feature.
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Middletown
J. C. Schulz
Middletown High School
Aeronca
Communist Party
FBI
Eisenhower
Sabre Pilots Down Six MIGs In Korea Air Battle
U S Sabre jets destroyed six Communist MIGs and damaged three in air battles over Northwest Korea. Ground fighting saw Communist infantry probe along the Central front while Reds struck ROK hill positions on East Central front. Captain Ralph Parr of Apple Valley California claimed his sixth Red jet in 12 days, his 28th mission. Joseph McConnell Jr. of Apple Valley, the world’s ace with 16 MIG kills, also hails from Apple Valley.
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Seoul
Korea
East Central
Suiho Dam
Yalu River
North Korea
Manchuria
Ralph Parr
Apple Valley
Calif
Parr
Joseph McConnell J Jr
Parcels Abroad To Cost More After July
Postmaster General Summerfield announced a sharp rise in U S surface parcel post rates to foreign destinations. The increase, estimated at 17 million dollars yearly, will take effect in August and exclude air parcel post. The basic rate climbs from 14 cents per first pound and 6 cents per additional to 18 cents for the first and 2 cents for each extra pound.
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Washington
Summerfield
U. S
Air Parcel Post
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