Allied Planes Bomb Airfield In North Korea
A swarm of 150 Allied fighter bombers struck an airfield four miles east of Pyongyang, wrecking runways and trapping Red workers. The week also saw five Allied planes lost including a B 29 shot down at Kwaksan, with four enemy jets brought down and UN forces claiming 635 enemy casualties. American troops of the 45th Division repelled a Chinese tank assault on the central front.
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Seoul
North Korea
Allied Air Force
Pyongyang
Air Force
Kwaksan
Korea
United Nations
45Th
Oklahoma National Guard
Father's Day observances and flag display mark area events
The city observes National Flag Day with many businesses closed and residents displaying the American flag. Fathers and sons banquets are planned for next week while reunions bring Aunt Mary and Uncle John gatherings to Grange halls and farm homes. County roads will see high traffic on Sunday, drivers urged to drive safely and use blacktop routes for scenery.
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Father
Mary
John
Joe
Grange Halls
Partly Cloudy Warm Up With Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy and warmer with more humidity and scattered thunder showers likely today and tomorrow. Max 85, min 59, no precipitation. River stage 5.5 feet. A year ago, similar date: max 72, min 58 with some precipitation noted.
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United States
Steel Strike Nears No Settlement as Shortages Grow
Washington reports government officials were asked to answer a charge by President Murray that a steel shortage threatens ammunition production. Steelworkers accuse expansion errors and fault former Defense Mobilizer Wilson. The 13 day strike shows no sign of settlement, risking plant shutdowns and delays to atomic energy projects. Murray warns Congress and the White House over Taft Hartley action while the Clo Steelworkers press for negotiations but refuse to surrender demands.
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Washington
Clo
Philip Murray
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Congress
Truman
White House
Murray
Pittsburgh
Steelworkers
Kansas Man Dies On Airliner Near Pittsburgh Airport
A 75 year old Kansas man Lewis E. Bush of Topeka died aboard a plane near Pittsburgh shortly before landing his daughter Mrs C J O'Boyle planned to receive him at Greater Pittsburgh Airport. He suffered a coronary occlusion after being treated with oxygen the flight originated in Topeka.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Kansas
Lewis E. Bush
Topeka
C. J. O’boyle
Patton Dr
Bethel Borough
Colmbus
Busch
Two Are Killed Four Injured In Auto Crash
Two young men died at the scene and four others were critically injured after a car crash near North Vandergrift Pennsylvania police investigated a high speed race on Route 66. Victims identified include Charles Hurley 20 Niles Ohio and Stanley Sipher 20 Apollo.
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North Vandergrift
INSI
Charles Hurley
Niles, O
Stanley Sipher
Apollo
Armstrong Memorial Hospital
Kittanning
William Altmire
Eugene Whitlinger
Milford Schrecengost
Frank Mihalik
Leechburg
John E. Whitlinger
Raymond Mottura
Bad Collision on State Street
Two trucks and a passenger car collided near the State street hill on Route 224 just before noon today. No one was seriously injured though the Mastropietro car overturned and was pushed down the hill on its side. Bailey sustained minor abrasions and several vehicles were damaged.
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State Street
Route 224
David Pallerino
George Warren
East Wabash Avenue
Bell Telephone Company
Telephone Company
William Bailey
Gibsonia
Daniel Matropietro
Johnson Street
R. D
Mastropietro
Infantry Units Leave For Camp Pickett
Companies A and B of the 314th Infantry, 79th Division depart from the Greer headquarters at 7 AM by bus to B&O Station, then to Pittsburgh to join units for a two week training camp at Camp Pickett Virginia. They are commanded by Captains Robert A. Emery and James Obodzinski and plan to return on June 28.
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314Th 1St Infantry Battalion
Organized Reserve Corp of
314Th Infantry
79Th Infantry Division
Camp Pickett
Organized Reserve
Greer Building
Seventh Ward
Pittsburgh
Robert A. Emery
James Obodzinski
Governor Fine seeks neutral path in GOP presidential race
Governor John S. Fine in Pennsylvania maintains neutrality between Eisenhower and Taft as the party prepares for the July Chicago convention. He will meet with General MacArthur in New York and Taft is expected to address the delegation around June 24.
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Harrisburg
INS
John S. Fine
Eisenhower
U. S
Taft
Fine
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Ike
Chicago
General MacArthur
New York
Five of Family Burn to Death in Roxbury Fire
Five members of a Roxbury family perished when an explosion and fast moving flames trapped them in their beds turning a four story brick tenement into a ruin. Victims tentatively named: John Hore 31 Pris cilla 30 Arnold 8 their two year old daughter unnamed and a brother of Mrs Horne an eight year old boy known as Alan.
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Boston
INS
Roxbury
John Hore
Priscilla
Arnold
Horne
Alan
Deaths in New Middletown and nearby areas
The death notices list Mrs. Anna Priefer 79 of New Middletown Ohio Mrs. Hattie Belle Neal 80 of R D 2 New Wilmington Esa E Charles 44 of 1205 Cunningham Avenue infant girl Doonan 1416 West Washington Street Ext William Kallert 82 of 440 East Garfield Avenue and Martha Jane Black 4 months of Harber Road.
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Anna Priefer
New Middletown
Ohio
Hattie Belle Neal
R. D
New Wilmington
Esa E. Charles
Cunningham Avenue
Doonan
Washington Street
William Kallert
Garfield Avenue
Martha Jane Black
Harber Road
Tear Gas Used On Koje Prisoners After Refusal To Obey
On Koje Island June 14 American guards used tear gas grenades to force 500 prisoners to line up. They identified 15 kangaroo court members who sentenced a Red captive to death and gathered 273 anti-Communists for interrogation. Lieutenant Colonel Rhee was named among the Reds. Communist internees burned North Korean flags and images of Stalin and Kim Il Sung in another compound.
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Kangaroo Court
Rhee
Koje
Stalin
Kim H Sung
North Korea
Gromyko Named Ambassador to Great Britain
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko is relieved of his duties and appointed ambassador to Britain. He succeeds Georgi Zarubin, who sails home before taking up post in Washington. Tass and Moscow Radio announce the move.
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London
INS
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Britain
Gromyko
United Nations
Georgi N. Zarubin
United States
Zarubin
Beloostrov
Washington
Alexander Panyushkin
U. S
Red China
Nicolai Roschin
Tass
Moscow Radio
Supreme Soviet
Drowning of 18 Month Old At Neighbor’s Hole
Coroner Charlies E. Allen investigated the drowning of 18 month old Martha Jane Black who wandered into a water filled hole on Harbor road. Grandparents Warren and Mrs Black rushed her to New Castle hospital where she died at 12 30 p.m. The child, daughter of Walter and Mrs Black, is survived by three siblings. Body moved to Boyd funeral home.
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Charlies E. Allen
Martha Jane Black
the Harbor Road
Warren Black
New Castle Hospital
Walter Black
Boyd Funeral Home
Black
British Radio Operator Charged With Aiding Reds
A 24 year old British radio operator William Martin Marshall was charged under the official secrets act with transmitting information to the Russians. He was seized by Scotland Yard last night and faces up to 14 years if convicted. The charge matches the one used against Klaus Fuchs and involves alleged communication to Pavel Kuznetson of the Soviet embassy. Marshall had previously worked at the British embassy in Moscow.
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London
INS
William Martin Marshall
Scotland Yard
Klaus Fuchs
Marshall
Pavel Kuznetson
Moscow
No Progress In Truce Parley
Truce delegates at Panmunjom held a non productive session and agreed only to meet again tomorrow. Prisoner exchange remained the major dispute with UN command not forcing prisoners to be chosen as demanded by the Reds. Major General William Harrison stated the position for the Allies.
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Munsan
INS
Korea
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
United Nations Command
Eds
Shriners Headed to 78th Annual Session in Miami
One thousand Shriners from Syria Temple will depart Pittsburgh for the 78th annual Shrine session. Pittsburgh district members will join about 100,000 Shriners nationwide in Miami, Florida, for the convention lasting until next Friday.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Syria
Miami
Fla
Hydrogen bomb push prompts mass manufacture call
The Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee chair urged rapid hydrogen weapon production by the thousands. In other items, Russia cuts diplomatic ties with Venezuela over Caracas recall notes, Fulbright gains Arkansas Democratic backing, and Philadelphia marks 175th flag anniversary with a 15 000 strong parade led by Governor Williams.
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Washington
INS
Joint
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
U. S
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Eisenhower Speech Tour Opens in Detroit and Michigan Delegates
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower arrives in Detroit to deliver a campaign speech and meet Michigan GOP delegates. He aims to court 46 delegates and sway the 26 uncommitted votes amid the Taft contest for the Republican nomination.
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Gen. Eisenhower
Detroit
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michigan
Motor City
Abilene
Kans
Truman Warns Against Foolish Tax Cut Advice At Nautilus Ceremony
President Truman accused Gen. Eisenhower of giving foolish advice on national security and condemned the 40 billion dollar tax cut as dangerous. Speaking at the keel laying of the Nautilus, the first atomic submarine, he urged restraint and warned that vast military spending is needed to counter Soviet threats while noting his push for more defense funds. He criticized economy zealots in Congress and stressed the era of atomic power demands strong national resolve.
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Groton
Conn
Truman
Eisenhower
U. S. Navy
Russia
Free World
Congress
Traveler Memeter Maps Long Island to Rockies
Arthur Memeter carries maps from the laries and the Rockies the east and the west the Smokies and Long Island Sound. He plans a vacation trip and wonders where to go.
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Laries
Rockies
Smokies
Long Island Sound
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