Soviet accuse United States of aggression in Korea and Asia
Moscow charges Washington with aggression in the Pacific as the Korean crisis deepens. Pravda and Soviet press call for unity of Germany and liberation from Anglo American imperialists. Berlin radio warns of acute European war danger while officials note delays in official reaction through Pravda.
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South Korea
Britain Sends Naval Forces to Join U S in Korea Action
Prime Minister Attlee announced Britain will place naval forces in Japanese waters to support South Korea. The disposition, immediate, aligns with the United Nations Security Council resolution. Attlee said British forces are nearly equal in strength to U S naval forces.
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Korea
House of Com Mons
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South Korea
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United State
Britain Offers Ten Warships To Aid Evacuation Work
The British naval commander in the Far East offered ten British warships to assist in the Korea evacuation. The proposal was sent to General Douglas MacArthur's headquarters from Singapore via Sir Patrick Brind, the Sal chief.
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Tokyo
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Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Singapore
Sal
Patrick Brind
Daily Weather Report Forecast Scattered Showers Tonight
Scattered showers and thunder storms likely tonight with a taper tomorrow morning. It will not be as cool tonight and turning cooler tomorrow afternoon. Maximum 71, minimum 46, no precipitation. River stage 5.7 feet. Year-ago highs 87, lows 67.
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United States
Correspondent's Flight Over Korean Battle Area Details War Scene
International News Service correspondent Ray Richards recounts flying low over the Korean front from Itazuke, noting radio contacts with isolated U S ground crews and the shooting down of six American planes. The report covers the fall of Kimpo, Rhee's government movement toward Taegu, and Allied leaders' uncertain positions near Suwon.
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Fukuoka
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Seoul
Rhee
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Taegu
Pusan
Korean Peninsula
U S Appealed To Russia To Halt Korea Attack
Diplomatic sources disclose three demarches by the United States to Moscow urging Russia to stop the northern Korea invasion before U S intervention. Russia reportedly ignored the appeals and gave no reply. Washington cited intelligence reports suggesting Russia could not wage war at present.
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Evacuees Reach Japan On Reinholt Voyage
The British freighter Reinholt docked at Fukuoka Japan with 682 American and other evacuees from Korea. The evacuee ship William Lester, which sent an SOS after heavy seas near Tsushima, is now safe and nearing Fukuoka.
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Fukuoka
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Korea
William Lester
Tsushima Island
Steel Hauler Hurt In Crash
Gaylord winner aged 27 of R D 6 is in Ellwood City hospital with serious injuries after his loaded truck rolled over a 50 foot embankment on Route 488 two and a half miles west of Portersville at 1 20 pm Tuesday. Wimer suffered a back puncture wounds contusions and shock while travelling west down grade after a collision with a smaller truck driven by Edward T Oczkowski of Ellwood City. Both vehicles went through a guard rail and plunged down the embankment. Oczkowski uninjured. State Police reported Wimer’s condition as fair this morning.
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R.D. 1
Ellwood City
Garner Coal Company
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Wimner
Speed Limit Too High On Turnpike
Harrisburg June 28. State Police Commissioner C M Wilhelm says the 70 mph limit on the Pennsylvania turnpike is unsafe for long distances. He warns drivers tire easily and cites 39 fatalities on the turnpike last year.
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Wilhelm
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Presbyterian Church Leader Dr Kerr Dies in Pittsburgh
Dr. Hugh Thompson Kerr, a prominent Presbyterian clergyman, dies in Pittsburgh at age 79 after illness since January and hospitalization six days ago.
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Presbyterian Church
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France and Britain to pledge aid in Korea crisis
Britain and France were expected at the UN to pledge naval and air units to fight alongside American forces in Korea. Australia likely to offer troops as the UN staff committee coordinates military assistance. Lt Gen W D Crittenberger discussed possible collaboration with other powers while US ships and air units continued action.
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Husband Dies In Attempt To Save His Wife
In Jermyn Pennsylvania a fire destroyed a two story grocery and apartment building. Mr and Mrs John Durkin died while attempting to rescue his wife who was incapacitated from a prior back injury. Mrs James Smallcomb and her husband were hurt escaping. The pair were admitted to Carbondale General hospital.
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Draft Law To Be Extended Across Nation Wartime Draft
Congress will extend for one year President Truman's draft authority and grant power to mobilize National Guard and reserve troops. The Senate resisted only minor opposition as the House approved the compromise 315 to 4. The Senate vote was set for 2 p.m. with optimistic expectations of strong support.
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Youth Guilty Of Slaying Girl in Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville Kentucky June 28 Franklin T Slay a 22 year old Indiana law student was found guilty of bludgeoning his 16 year old pregnant sweetheart to death in an American tragedy murder The Hopkinsville jury convicted him after less than two hours of deliberation and recommended life imprisonment
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Franklin T. Slay
Hopkinsville
Obituary names and ages listed in local notice
Joseph Clayer 71 of Wampum B D 2 Carl Uber of Slippery Rock Marcellus ga Mars 23 of Stoneboro RD John T Scott 77 of 909 Harrison Street Frank R Patterson 72 of Walmo BD 8 community death notice lists multiple individuals with ages and addresses in terse form.
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MacArthur Reports U S Air Strikes Against Korea
Gen. Douglas MacArthur announced that U S Air Force combat veterans carried out successful offensive air strikes yesterday against Communist invasion troops, truck convoys and rail targets in South Korea. North Korean forces claimed full occupation of Seoul and seized Kimpo airport as part of a continued peninsula drive with amphibious flanking thrusts at both coasts.
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South Korea
Seoul
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Kor
Fare Increase Sought for Shenango Valley Buses
Shenango Valley Transportation Co seeks higher adult bus fares in New Castle and Sharon from July 31. Tokens rise from 8 for 50 cents to 6 for 50 cents and weekly passes from 1 to 1.25. Company cites costs outrunning revenues after prior surplus and new lines.
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Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
New Castle
Sharon
Samuel Friedman
Friedman
Only One Way Says Hoover
Former President Herbert Hoover stated there is only one way out of U.S. Korea involvement to win. He urged unity of purpose and action, noting past policy differences should be set aside to achieve victory.
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New York
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Korea
Hoover
US Airmen Shoot Down Seven Planes in Korea
Defense department confirms Seoul fall to Communists and reports U S airmen down seven enemy aircraft with no losses. Kimpo Airport captured and Inchon situation untenable as North Koreans push south toward Pusan. Tanks identified as Soviet Y-34 and T-70. three enemy planes fell near the airport.
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Defense Department
Seoul
U. S
Air Force
Kimpo
Inchon
Korea
U S Can Send Large Force To Aid Korea
June 28 report says U S military leaders expect little opposition in offering mass air and sea support to South Korea. North Korea allegedly fields about 100 WWII piston planes and a coastal navy. MacArthur could deploy nearly 400 jet fighters, 75 bombers, an aircraft carrier, two cruisers, and eight destroyers. Russia’s quick aid is dismissed. spokesmen note only smaller vessels exist for Moscow to deploy.
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Darrell Garwood
Washington
U. S
Nort
Trueman
Formosa
Russia
North Korea
Navy
Rusesia
Early July Vacation Vision in Piney Woods
A narrator muses on travel and timing as a traveler heads out for a vacation. The text contrasts an eager start with a relaxing, late July vibe, noting warm days, cool lake waters, and the pull of leisurely time in the woods.
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