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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1951

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Thailand Naval Revolt Seizes Premier Amid Bangkok Battle

Thai Navy and Marine forces fought in Bangkok to oust Premier Pibulsonggram after he was kidnapped at a ceremony. The Army and Air Force joined the fight as Royal Air Force bombed Navy headquarters. embassies were struck and casualties reported.

Bankok Thailand Pibulsanggram Wiliam T. Turner Associated Press Army Air Force Police Navy Royal Air Force Chao Phya River Bangkok Oriental Hotel Pibulsonggram Petedate Giublic Marines Turner U. S Phra Sarasas Praphan Vorakarn Banda Manhattan

Northern Kentucky lake operators win temporary license injunction

The Northern Kentucky Lake Operators Association gained a temporary injunction against Kentucky requiring commercial lake fishers to hold a state license. The order blocks Earl Wallace of the State Game and Fish Division from enforcing the license rule, citing potential irreparable harm to commercial lakes. Ohio residents also fish in the area.

Covington Northern Kentucky Earl Wallace State Game and Fish Division Wallace

Operate At Night During Next Week Plea To Truckers

The Ohio Trucking Association urged members to run long haul at night next week to keep highways clear during the day. Executive secretary Fred M. Case Jr. noted roads will be busy, especially on July 4, directing drivers to minimize day travel.

Columbus Ohio Trucking Association Fred M. Case, Jr OTA

Six Die In British Blast At Puriton Explosive Plant

An explosion at the Royal Ordnance Factory in Puriton England killed six workers. The blast damaged a gelignite handling building while other plants areas remained intact. Security teams sealed the site as technicians examined the debris and the plant resumed normal operations.

Bridgewater Eng Royal Ordnance Factory Puriton

Congress Rushes Passage of Appropriations Bill

Congress rushes to approve an emergency May funding bill to operate all federal units for May. Senate and House leaders aim to send the measure to President Truman before the new fiscal year and permit agencies to spend near 1951 levels with defense and foreign aid exceptions.

Washington Congress House Senate Truman McKellar Dtenn Senate Appropriations Committee

Congress Sets Month Price Controls Extension For Truman

Congress passes a one month extension of the Defense Production Act keeping price rollbacks and ceilings in place. President Truman must decide by midnight whether to sign or let the powers lapse. OPS and De Salle warn of about 2 billion in annual consumer savings if rollbacks stay barred. Senate favors eight month powers. House to debate Thursday.

Washington Truman Congress Office of Price Administration OPS Michael V. DeSalle DeSalle DiSalle Capitol Hill di- Sade

What Is Armistice Cease Fire and Truce in Korea

General Ridgway proposes an armistice in Korea raising questions about terms. Cease fire means a halt in shooting. Armistice combines a cease-fire with terms like armies pulling back a set distance and may fix a period of no fighting. A truce is a longer suspension by agreement of opposing commanders. Some officials say cease-fire and armistice are used interchangeably for Korea.

Washington Matthew B. Ridgway Korea

British Warning Over Iran Oil Dispute Intensifies

Britain delivered a sharp note to Iran through Sir Francis Shepherd asserting gravest consequences for Iranian actions. It cites occupation of Tehran offices, removal of the AIOC manager at Kerman Shah, interference in Khuzistan, and inflammatory rhetoric by Iran's oil delegation and media.

Iran Tehran Francis Shepherd London Tearan Britain Nanosat USARA International Court of Justice AIOC Kermanshah Khuzistan

Murder Kidnap Attacker Suspect Flees With Teen

In Philadelphia 18 year old War ren Lee Irwin, wanted for rape and kidnapping of 17 year old Carolyn Barker, forced entry at a Warrington home and fled in a stolen 1950 green Oldsmobile with the girl. Police say he pawned the victim’s engagement ring and a wristwatch. Authorities across the east coast, with FBI help, hunt for Irwin linked to another Detroit area murder and kidnapping.

Philadelphia Warren Lee Irwin Washington Harold Dando Pennsylvania Irwin Carolyn Barker Warrington Dando Gunmt Ioe Brewer Pennsylvania Railroad Broad St Brewer Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Adeline Shagena Oxford Mich Detroit Cedar Rapids Iowa Arlington Washington Monument Caroly Barker Falls Church Lawrence Gilbert Capital

Toledo Bank Burglary Alarm Turns Out False

Toledo police raced to a branch bank after a burglar alarm. A scout car tire blew out, officers borrowed a passerby’s car to reach the scene, another unit found a flat tire en route, but no burglars were found and the alarm proved false.

Toledo

Missing United DC-6 With 49 Onboard Searched Across Colorado

Search planes and ground crews comb northern Colorado for a United Airlines DC-6 missing with 49 aboard. Officials focused on areas east of Loveland and Wellington after farmers reported hearing a plane, with the craft en route from San Francisco to Chicago.

Colorado United Air Lines Loveland Colo Fat Wellington Denver San Francisco Chicago

Chicago United Air Lines Liner Missing Near Denver

United Airlines reports a DC-6 airliner missing near Denver with passenger Beighley of Youngstown Ohio aboard and Hohowine Amon listed as a person aboard.

Chicago Hohowine Amon Denver Mr. Beighley Youngstown

Plane missing on Denver bound flight after radio silence

A United Air Lines flight from San Francisco to Chicago with 44 passengers and five crew vanished after reporting position near Cheyenne at 1 56 am and 8 500 feet. Air force and Civil Air Patrol searched a 50 mile north of Denver area as weather remained overcast but not severe.

United, Air Force Civil Air Patrol Denver Cheyenne Dover Weather Bureau San Francisco Chicago Ray Dunlap Salt Lake City Omaha Rocky Mountains High Plains Rockies

West Jefferson High School Hit By 850000 Fire

A blaze damaged the roof and attic of West Jefferson High School with damage estimated at over 850000. The fire began in the attic and blew through the belfry of the two story brick building. Fireman Raymond Sellars suffered rib fractures while dragging a hose. An unidentified spectator fainted from smoke. An inspector planned to assess reconstruction needs. The fire was brought under control shortly after midnight by Superintendent Dale Porter and local residents after a committee meeting.

Columbus St Jefferson High School Raymond Sellars West Jefferson A Image Halred Dale Porter

UN Invites talks on Korea War as Ridgway radios bid

UN commander General Ridgway broadcasts a proposal to armistice talks aboard the Danish hospital ship Jutlandia in Woensan Harbor. He offers to name a representative and set a date if the Communists wish to meet, while Allied forces resume bombardments and air sorties.

Wonsan Korea UN Far East Command Jutlandia Haven United Nations N. Y Jacob Malik Ridgway United Nations Command Woensan Harbor

Sale of Ford Plant Near Hamilton Sets Price

The former Ford Company holdings in Hamilton were sold to Bendix Aviation for about 925000, with the building and 30 acres valued near 600000. The Hamilton hydraulic part, valued at 325000, was a separate transfer. Bendix had taken over the property months earlier and began operations in the building.

Hamilton Ford Company Bendixation Corporation Hamilton Hydraulic Ford Cincinnati Bendix Ford Prerty

Ridgway Offers Armistice Meeting to Test Peace Intentions

Washington reports Gen. Matthew Ridgway proposed an armistice meeting in Korea to determine if the Reds truly seek peace or are using propaganda. He asked the Communists to name a representative for talks, possibly at a Danish hotel ship in Wonsan port, with cautious White House expectations.

Washington Matthew B. Ridgway Korea Russia Ridgway United Nations Jacob Malik United States Moscow Malik Wonsan North Korea

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