Sailor, passenger wounded in stolen car shooting by trooper
A 22 year old sailor was shot in the hip by Trooper Bernard Ballou near Middletown while riding in a stolen 1940 Plymouth with another sailor. The two Brockton youths, 16 and 17, are held for juvenile court after stealing plates and the car. Schofield is recovering at the Naval Hospital, likely to return to duty in about 10 days.
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Joyce
Abbot Run
Valley Falls
Bernard Ballou
Portsmouth Barracks
Ballou
Two Mile Corner
Middletown
Brockton
Paul Clark
Schofield
Newport
John Ryan
Marshall's Curve
East Main Road
Partsmouth
Bailou
Ryan
Massachusetts
Rails Steels Ahead In Stock Market Rise
New York railroads led a mixed market rise with gains in steel shares and several issues advancing. The broader AP 60-stock average had risen for four consecutive sessions, then eased, with a moderate setback noted yesterday. In Tokyo, Gen Mark Clark and U S Ambassador Murphy visited Emperor Hirohito at the palace.
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New York
Associated Press
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U.S
Japan
Emperor Hirohito
Robert D. Murphy
Navy destroyer blamed for oil in Newport harbor
Barrington yachtsman Arthur A. Kidder reports oil slick in Bren ton's Cove linked to destroyer Everett F. Larson anchored behind Goat Island. Navy to investigate after letters to health officials and officials' agencies. Also, Franklin D. Richards resigns as FHA commissioner to enter private business in Washington.
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Arthur A. Kidder
Barrington
Everett F. Larson
Goat Island
Navy
Kidder
Board of Health
Walter J. Shea
State Division of Sanitary Engineering
Harvey Flint
Dean J. Lewis
Lewis
Clarence E Olsen
Naval Base
Charles Wellborn Jr
Atlantic
Larson
Descant
Newport
Barrington Yacht Club
Brenton's Cove
John J. Cunningham
Washington
Franklin D. Richards
Federal Housing Administration
House Group Promises More On Koje Riots To Congress
A House subcommittee will relay further details to Congress on Koje Island prison riots and Red prisoner plans. Gen. Clark described a June 1951 campaign to seize inmate control with 144 deaths and 313 wounded through May 1952, amid ongoing incidents as UN troops reorganize prisoners.
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House
Congress
Koje Island
Mark Clark
United Nations
Tokyo
Rep. Sikes
D-Fla
Army Appropriations
Defense Lovett
J. Law
U.N
Clark
De La Salle Academy Grants 47 in 26th Commencement
Bishop Russell J. McVinney addressed 47 De La Salle Academy graduates and a large audience, urging them to combine Christian teaching with manhood as they face life’s challenges. The ceremony included diplomas, awards, and performances by students, with James T. Maguire named valedictorian.
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DE LA Salle
Eugene J. Levilre
Academy
Russell J. McVinney
Providence
Brendan
Daily News
de la Salle Academy
Bishop McVinney
Paul S$. Lutz
Michael J. Brennan
James T. Maguire
Maguire
Brother Basilian
Edward Cox
Thomas F. Caruso
Robert J. Bento
John J
House Banking Committee Backs Broad Controls Change
The House Banking Committee voted to extend wage, price and rent controls for a year while dropping controls on real estate and consumer credit. The panel aims to replace the Defense Production Act as it expires in June, ending Regulation X down payments for new homes and suspending consumer credit limits on autos and radios. It also set minimum support prices for six farm commodities at 90 percent parity and rejected restoring livestock slaughtering quotas.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
House Committee
Congress
Moscow Attacks Koje Marines as New Monster Crime
Soviet press labels the Koje incident a monstrous act by American interventionists and calls Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner a hangman. Pyongyang dispatches say North Koreans vow wrath rising over Koje clashes.
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Moscow
Kore
Haydon L. Boatner
U.N
Pyongyang
North Korea
Koje Island POW massacre shocks UN troops
U S soldiers report 15 anti red POWs murdered in compound 77 at Koje Island Korea during a night of terror. Guards seized seven Red leaders after dispersal to smaller stockades. Bodies and blood found in wells as Red prisoners resisted, some scaling barbed wire. 6,288 North Koreans in the site dispersed into 500 man compounds as UN forces press to control POW camps.
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Koje
Koje Island
Korea
United Nations
Haydon L. Boatner
Commie
Kose Island
Churchill Warns Britons On Economic Crisis
Prime Minister Churchill told Britons they must swim against the stream to survive an economic crisis. Speaking at the British Press Association meeting he cited persistent spending excess, strain on gold and dollar reserves, and warned that measures already taken have only reached a position of equipoise.
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London
Churchill
British Press Association
Britain
Senate Refuses To Give Truman Power To Seize Steel
Senate maintains stance that President Truman should use the Taft Hartley act in the steel crisis. The chamber rejects a new seizure powers plan proposed by Morse, arguing it could undermine production and force government aid to employers.
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Truman
Washington
Morse
The
Congress
House
Eisenhower Backers Fault MacArthur Keynote Choice
Paul V. Hoffman, head of Citizens for Eisenhower advisory group, accused the Arrangements Committee of steering the GOP convention by selecting Gen Douglas MacArthur as keynote. He called the move pro Taft and said the nomination should be decided by voters, not machine tactics. Hoffman spoke after a session with Eisenhower and noted Dulles’s undecided stance and New Jersey delegates’ doubts.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
GOP
Robert A. Taft
Paul V. Hoffman
Advisory Committee
Citizens For Eisenhower
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Hoffman
Taft
John Foster Dulles
New Jersey
Gen. Eisenhower
Taft ready for South Battle tightens GOP convention control
Taft forces seize key convention posts and name Gen. Douglas MacArthur as keynote organizer to rally southern delegates. The move signals a hard line against Eisenhower backers and aims to shape seating of southern votes. MacArthur accepted the role noting high honor and obligation.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Keyroter
Dwight D. Eveennower
Taft
MacArthur
Eisenhower
MacArthur Free To Act As Keynoter At GOP Convention
The White House and the Army agree Gen Douglas MacArthur may address the Republican national convention. President Truman’s press secretary said no action is planned against him while he remains technically on active duty. The Army Secretary had indicated MacArthur’s keynote speaker designation would stand.
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State Acheson
Germany
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Sen. Hickenlooper
R-Ia
Senate
Broad
Britain
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Army Department
Douglas MacArthur
Joseph Short
Truman
Sta Tech
Short
Army
MacArthur
GOP
Reds Protest Koje Island Bloodshed During Talks Restart
The Korean armistice talks resumed with Communists accusing the United Nations of bloodshed on Koje Island and protesting new incidents. Gen Mark Clark approved a UN walkout, while Maj Gen William Harrison said no progress was made on exchanging prisoners. Nam Il alleged a massacre and warned of consequences, as talks continued with no prisoner repatriation agreement.
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Munsan
Korea
Koje Island
United Nations
Mark Clark
U.N. Far East Jorgmander
Kim I] 3Ung
Peng Teh-huai
Clark
William K. Harrison
U.N
Nam Il
Koje Islands
Red Mile
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