Young Judge Denounces Divorce, Backs Family Duty
Tucson based Judge Robert S. Tullar in a Pima County Superior Court ruling refuses the divorce petition, urges the husband to remain head of the family, and admonishes the wife to improve grammar and charm. He notes the wife is 22 and bears three children, while warning of the lifelong impact of marital choices. The decision reflects a principled stance on parental obligations to society and children.
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Robert S. Tullar
Pima County Superior Court
Tucson
Ariz
Lafayette College
Howard Pyle
Tullar
Pilots Accept Strike Truce With United Air Lines
United Air Lines pilots said they would return to work under a truce arrangement after a ten hour mediation conference. The AF L Air Line Pilots Association and United Air Lines both telegraphed President Truman as he urged an end to the strike for mediation efforts to continue. Patterson, United president, declined to reveal the company’s telegram contents.
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Chicago
United Air Lines
Truman
David L. Behncke
A. F. L. Air Line Pilots Association
United
National Mediation Board
Behnckes Telegram
National Mediation Board Federal
William A. Patterson
Patterson
White House
President Obviously Replies To J Malik
President Truman signaled readiness for a real settlement ending the Korean War and restoring peace amid his first anniversary remarks. He cited Malik’s cease fire proposal and asserted Red casualties reached a million as he argued against Republican critics.
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J. Malik
Truman
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations
38Th Parallel
South Korea
Lake Charles papers merge to form five day plus Sunday issue
Lake Charles Louisiana June 25 The Lake Charles Southwest Citizen which merged Saturday with the American Press will continue as a five day and combined Sunday paper Publisher Thomas B Sherman of the American Press said The Citizen had been seven day morning and the American Press a six day after noon and Sunday morning paper Both papers will eventually operate from one building The American Press will be published afternoons Monday through Friday skipping Saturday afternoon The Southwest Citizen will be published mornings Tuesday
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Lake Charles
The
Citizen
American Press
Sherman
Southwest Citizen
Local items fill Monroe Morning World Sunday issue
The Monroe Morning World Sunday section features 130 local stories and pictures including society notes and personal items with numerous local names. It covers Monroe and West Monroe and Ouachita parish and nearby towns, omitting local sports coverage.
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Monroe Morning World
Monroe
West Monroe
Quachita Parish
Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Fifth Congressional District
The
World
News-Star
Showdown On Controls in Congress This Week
In Ashington June 25 the Senate opens debate on extending price wage and rent controls expiring Saturday. President Truman criticizes House and Senate bills for relaxing controls and endangers economic stability amid inflation fears from the Korean War. The Senate begins consideration of the extension measure from its committees.
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John Chadwick Ashington
The
Sena
Senate
Truman
House
Barkley
Rayburn
Senate crime hearings televised on NBC in Washington
The senate crime probers plan two day hearings on narcotics to be televised by NBC through station WNBV in Washington. Sen. Herbert R. OConor says the broadcasts will be available to other networks on a non commercial basis. The sessions will probe the extent of drug traffic distribution methods and effects of narcotics addiction on victims and society.
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Washington
Senate
Herbert R. O’conor
D.md
Crime Investigating Committee
National Broadcasting Company
WNBV
NBC
Maryland Democrat
O'Conor
Two Additional Hearings Scheduled In Louisiana Oil Fields
Baton Rouge reports two more public hearings set for July 6 in Monroe on oil fields. Conservation Commissioner S L Digby announced hearings cover North Shangaloo and South Big Creed fields with focus on area regulations and acreage in field definitions.
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Baton Rouge
Monroe
S. L Digby
North Shangaloo
South Big Creed
Big Creek
U. S. Ready To Deliver Atom Bomb Is Attacked
Maj. Gen. Emmett O'Donnell testified at 42nd day of senate hearings on MacArthur dismissal. He said air force has streamlined delivery to reach action quickly. Hearings debated calling Harriman. King supported Russia entry into war but opposed large concessions.
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U. S
O'Donnell
Washington
Strategic Bombing Command
Far East
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Knowland
R.-Calif
Fleet Adm
Ernest J. King
King
Yalta
Russia
W. Averell Harriman
McMahon
D.conn
Harriman
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Ministr
Churchill
Britain
Salin
Acheson
Japan
Emmett
Rosie) O’donnell
War In Korea Roars On Into Second Year
The Korean war enters its second year as Chinese and North Korean forces press along the 100 mile front. Red jets clash with U S Sabres over Manchuria and Yalu river, with losses on both sides and no cease fire in sight.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Russia
Jacob Malik
Yalu
Manchuria
Reds
Pyonggang
Paper Employees in Two Parties for Clyde Pohl
The News Star World Publishing Corp honored Clyde Pohl with a Bernstein Park barbecue and a Delta Theater party for his 39 years of service to the Ewing estate. Wilson Ewing presented a gold watch and a $500 check as gifts. Pohl, mailing department foreman, has resigned to attend the Woodmen of the World convention in Seattle.
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News-Star World Publishing Corporation
Clyde Pohl
Bernstein Park
Carrier
Delta Theater
Pohl
Ewing
Wilson Ewing
News-Star—World
UN Secretary General urges immediate Korea ceasefire talks
United Nations radio relayed Trygve Lie's appeal for negotiations on a cease-fire based on a Soviet plan for a 38th parallel truce. Jacob Malik proposed direct talks among belligerents for armistice and mutual withdrawal, while Peiping remained silent. Western powers cautious, planning allied discussions, as experts weigh Malik's move amid Korea tensions.
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United Nations
N. Y
China
North Korea
Trygve Lie
U. N
Jacob Malik
North
South Korea
Malik
Lie
U. N. Assembly
Nasrollah Entezan
Entezam
U. N. Good Offices Committee
Red China
New York
Washington
Peiping
Korea
Moscow
Kremlin
U. S
Hong Kong
Far East
Heiping
Newington Residents Fight Jet Base Plan in New Hampshire
Newington, New Hampshire residents threaten Congress over a proposed 6,000 acre jet bomber base costing 46 million dollars. Town leaders accuse political opportunism, saying vast nearby land exists and national defense needs should not drive the decision. Senator Bridges expects congressional approval in 90 days.
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Newington
N. H
Congress
Ralph Loomis
Bridges
Loomis
New Hampshire
Baptists Focus on Home Life as Nation Crisis
In San Francisco the Southern Baptist national convention closed urging more worship at home and freer use of discipline. Representative Brooks Hays warned the nation faces a crisis in 35 million homes, not communism, citing rising divorce and domestic troubles as the key issue impacting American society.
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San Francisco
Southern Baptist
America
Brooks Hays
D.ark
Christian Home Service
Moscow orders China purge deadline by year end
A Taipeh newspaper reported Moscow has ordered Red China to finish its purge program by year end. Unidentified sources close to the Communist mainland attributed the claim, which China reportedly accepted. The purge would target former Nationalists, suspected deviationists, and unreliable persons.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Moscow
Red China
China News
Peiping
Radio Show Captures Three Reds in Korea Patrol
In the 24th division area of Korea on June 25 three armed Chinese Reds were captured without resistance after a touring U.S. radio show appeared nearby. The Communists claimed to have watched the program from hills and one captured fighter told Lt. Charles C. Early of Chicago that if this is the American army, they want to join it.
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U. S
Korea
Charles C. Early
Chicago
Two-Way Victory in Korea After One Year
United Nations marks a year of Korean War fighting with claims of military and moral victory. Diplomats emphasize global security gains and lessons learned, while Warren R. Austin urges rapid coalition readiness. The UN faced initial armed forces gaps after North Korea’s June 25 attack.
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Acheson
Korea
U.N
United Nations
N. Y
U. N
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Gression
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Tullahoma, Tenn
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Larry
Kenneth Winterheimer
Winterheimer
Evansville
Ind
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Panamala
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