Plane Falls In India Killing 22 Onboard In Kashmir Crash
A transport plane of Indian National Airways crashed in the Kashmir mountains killing all 22 aboard. Among the victims were five Americans including Col. Perry Brown and Lt. Col. Robert Mayfield, both U.N. observers. Also killed were two women from Garden City and U.N. and Indian officials. The wreckage was found in the Chaki River bed near Pathankot.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir
Indian National Airways
Perry Brown
United Nations Commission For
U. N
S. A. Bruton
E. Brad
Ela
K. K. Singh
Karl Pereira
Lake Success
H. H. Angle
Canada
Italy
Europe
U.N
Chaki River
Pathan- Kol
Wrong Side Pass Triggers Route 40 Patrol Stop
State Trooper C Frank Badger halted a car east of Ridgeville after it passed on the left along Route 40. The vehicle ran off the highway into a field. driver Charles P Kleiss 30 McGowan Lane Central Islip NY was jailed in Ellicott City on drunken and reckless driving and license revocation charges. Held on $500 bond. Kleiss previously convicted of drunken driving in New York within 30 days. Magistrate Mayfield to hear July 24 case.
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Route 40
Ridgeville
C. Frank Badger
Norfolk
Barker
Ellicott City
Charles P Kieiss
McGowan Lane
Central Islip
N. Y
Kleiss
New York State
Mayfield
President Truman drafts urgent Korea war defense plan
President Truman prepared to address Congress and the nation with a comprehensive report on urgent Korea war measures. The plan seeks 5 to 6 billion in new defense funds, manpower boosts to the armed services, and authority to call reservists and National Guard units if needed.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Congress Eyes Quick Action After Truman Budget Crisis
A delayed tax request shifts to January as a special cabinet meeting is set for 3 p m BE 5 to discuss the President’s message. Senate Banking Chairman Maybank said an inquiry will study Korea price spirals while top Democrats including Lucas Barkley Rayburn and McCarmack met Truman, predicting swift Congressional action without likely food rationing.
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Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Korea
Congress
Truman
Inter
Senate
Lucas
D-H
Wiese
Barkley
House
Rayburn
Wouse
McCarmack
Mass
Lorens
Fast Rise In Prices Noted On Monday In Commodities
New York reports a sharp rise in prices for clothing shoes some foods and auto tires while cotton woolen cloth and wool futures rise. Future prices jump for cotton wool cocoa coffee rubber and raw hides as daily limits constrain changes. Local church gathering at Calvary Methodist with 84 Reds and 48 Blues in attendance and next week speaker Freeder Bowers announced.
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New York
Austin P. RE
Austin P. Renn
Adamstown
Linaders
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Myers
Francis S. Gatlher
Paul Wilson
Fred Bowers
Shirley Braungart
Bettie Sundergirl
Raymond Free
Freederick Bowers
Fourth Spying Arrest Made In Atomic Secrets Case
Washington reports a fourth American arrested in the leak of U S atom bomb secrets to the Russians. Julius Rosenberg, 32, of New York City, is charged with conspiracy to commit espionage. Other detainees include Harry Gold, Alfred Stack, and David Greenglass, tied to Dr Klaus Fuchs.
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Washington
Juy 12
The
Vari Today
U. S
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Julius Rosenberg
New York City
Army Signal Corps
New York
Hoover
Tiesenberg
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Alfred Dean Stack
Syracuse
N. Y
David Greenglass
U. S&s. Army
Greenglass
Klaus Fuchs
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Rosenberg
VBI
Pitt Engine Products Inc
Justice Department
Duel Alamos
N. Mex
Gale
Russia
Habeas corpus writ sought by Baltimore inmate Richard Warner
Richard Warner, five years into His House of Correction, obtained a cowrit of habeas corpus from Circuit Court Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauller. The writ, returnable Thursday at 11, challenges his assault with intent and residence falsification convictions, claiming lack of his requested witness testimony.
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Richard Warner
House of Correction
Abner Lawler
Baltimore City
Decision on Treatment for Becky Maire Child in Memphis
In Memphis on July 17 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Maire faced a harrowing choice for their four month old Becky. Eye specialists diagnosed cancer and offered two paths. They chose the 30 percent life chance with disfigurement avoidance, opting for radium treatment starting today and continuing for six weeks.
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Memphis
Tenn
John M. Maire
Becky
Haire
Jail inmates held after arrests in Adams County
Sammy Thompson of North Bentz street and Oliver Clayton Stevens, both jailed for intoxication, were held yesterday with no hearing given. James Edward Smith of Green Grove Springs Florida, AWOL from the Navy, was jailed by military authorities after being apprehended Monday at 3 p.m. by Officer Harry Phillips.
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Sammy Thompson
North Bentz Street
Oliver Clayton Stevens
Adamstown
Sergt. Phebus
James Edward Smith
Green Grove Springs
Florida
U. S.S. Navy
Harry Phillips
Commodities Up Stocks Down Amid War Market Swings
The 23 day old war affects the economy with higher inflation and soaring commodity prices while stock shares on the NYSE fall by 714 billion from pre conflict levels. Trading runs high but market mood stays skittish as traders react to rumors and fiscal uncertainty.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Burr
New York Stock Exchange
Wartime Tax Changes Spark Debate on Copper Imports
The text notes the revival of the wartime excess profits tax and a likely rise in ordinary corporate income tax. It mentions failure to cut luxury excise taxes, and the two-cent tariff on copper imports being dropped. Foreign copper sources will be pursued more aggressively amid tight supply from durable goods demand and the Korean conflict.
Frederick County Farm Queen Contest Set for August
A Farm Queen will be chosen August 5 to represent Frederick County at the Timonium State Fair on August 26. The contest is open to all unmarried farm girls of Frederick County aged 15 to 18, and prizes include gifts for the winner and other contestants. The winner is judged on ability and achievements, not beauty alone.
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Frederick County
Timonium
Maryland
Obscure Contact Note From City Resident
A fragment indicates that passes or information related to a case or request can be obtained from Mrs. Herbert Duvall in this city. The brief lacks context on the subject or purpose of the contact.
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Herbert Duvall
Kiwanis Club Picnic and Meeting at Taney Inn
Taneytown July 17 Kiwanis Club held an outdoor meeting and feast with Lewis Crumpacker president in charge. Clyde Hesson gave the invocation. Raymond Wright led the program and Rev. Poffenbarger of Union Bridge Lutheran spoke urging church support.
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Taneytown
Kiwanis Club
Taney Inn
Lewis Crumpacker
Clyde Hesson
Raymond Wright
Poffenbarger
Union Bridge
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Frederick Bottled Gas CO
N. Market St. Thone
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Crossstown
New Mercury
Mpany
Davis Electric Service, Inc
Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Allen’s
America
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Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
Druid Theater
Damascus
Banari
Dorothy McGuire
William Lundigan
Hiway Open Air
Dual
Hie
Hu AY
Montgomery Clift
Paul Douglas
Dirk Douglas
Maggie Hlackpot Aitters
M. C. Stickney
West 2Nd Street
Warner E Oke Qian
Clifton Webb
New & Used Boats & Motors
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W. Patrick ST
Plymouth
Hillside Motor CO
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Studebaker
West Patrick ST
James CA
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Edward Arnold
Dodge
Braddock Drive-In
Route 41
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Theatre Junction
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C. E. Cline & Son
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