Red Army Reaches Iron Triangle In Korea Battle Stand
Communist reinforcements from Manchuria stream toward Korea as four UN columns near the iron triangle apex. Allied tanks push along western front while east and central fronts see heavy artillery and fierce fighting around Kumhwa Inje Chorwon and Hwachon Reservoir with casualties mounting and Reds attempting a last stand.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Korea
Iron Triangle
United Nations
U.N
Pyongyang
Kumhwa
Chorwon
Hwachon Reservoir
Inje
Pair Reported To Have Gone Over To Reds
London security scare as two British foreign service officials vanish May 25. D. D. MacLean head of the American department and G. F. de M. Burgess second secretary at the London embassy reportedly sought Moscow amid espionage speculation. Police and intelligence hunt Paris to monitor fronts and Soviet embassy visitors. If abroad, it would rival Pontecorvo as postwar security breach.
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London
Foreign Office
D. D. MacLean
G. F. de M. Burgess
Washington
France
MacLean
Burgess
Britain
London Daily Express
Moscow
London Daily Herald
the Express
Paris
Montmarte
Donald MacLean
Liberal Party
Foreign Service
Cairo
Alan MacLean
Gladwyn Jebb
United Nations Security Council
News Department
Bruno Pontecorvo
Harwell
Atom Research Establishment
Canada
Boy Returns as Four Men Are Held in Teaneck Missing Boy Found
TEANECK N J June 7 AP a 99 year old boy missing 17 hours ran sobbing to his home and said he was held overnight in a swamp by four men Cub Scout Horst Rudolph gave an incoherent story of whisky being served The boy had cuts and bruises on his hands and arms Four men were picked up by police and held for questioning He was taken to Holy Name Hospital The search aided by police firemen scouts a helicopter and bloodhounds was halted by his return
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Teaneck
N. J
Horst Rudolph
Young Rudolph
Fritz Rudolph
Holy Name Hospital
Brazil Train Rams Stalled Gas Truck 80 Perish In Flames
A jammed commuter train struck a stalled gasoline truck near Rio de Janeiro, with the Railway Central do Brasil spokesman saying 80 to 100 people burned to death and about 50 injured. The crash occurred as the train from Queimados to Rio hit a 4500 gallon gasoline truck near Nova Iguassa at 4:25 am, sparks triggering a large explosion and fire.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Railway Central Do Brasil
Queimados
Rio
Nova Iguassa
Acheson Denies Yalta Ties To Chiang’s Defeat
Secretary of State Acheson testified there was no military link between Yalta Far Eastern concessions to Russia and Chiang Kai-shek’s defeat. He noted Chiang welcomed the agreements giving Russia entry into Manchuria. McMahon pressed the point to counter claims that Yalta aided Chinese Communists.
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Washington
State Acheson
Russia
Yalta
Twonalsis
Acheson
Chiang Kai-shek
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Dairen
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Douglas MacArthur
McMahon
Conn
Chiang
China
Japan
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Senate
Wiley
Wis
MacArthur
Pyle Promises Drastic Revisions At Hospital
Gov. Howard Pyle pledges drastic steps to raise Arizona State Hospital to AMA and APA standards after four hospital groups urged review. He will confer with the Legislative Committee on State Operations about the entire hospital situation.
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Pyle
Howard Pyle
Arizona State Hospital
American Medical Association
The
American Psychiatric Association
Arizona
Legislative Committee On State Operations
Legislative Committee
Postal Rate Hike Voted By House Committee
The House Post Office Committee approved a 123.6 million dollar rate increase. They rejected a proposed 360 dollar annual pay raise for postal workers, meeting in Washington on June 7.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Western powers delay answer to Russia terms for Big Four meeting
Paris June 7 AP Western powers again postponed their reply to Russia over terms for a Big Four meeting as they remain unable to agree on a statement.
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Paris
Russia
Hydrogen Bomb Near Realization Says AEC Chief
New York June 7 Chairman Gordon Dean of the Atomic Energy Commission for the first time publicly said the hydrogen super bomb is nearing realization. He asserted the United States is developing atomic warheads for artillery and guided missiles and that the nation is capable of fighting and winning an atomic war with Russia. Dean outlined rapid weapon development, new uranium sources, and plans for atomic engines for subs and aircraft, aiming to reduce dependence on fuel bases. He also announced a 100 kilowatt atomic breeder at Arco Idaho to produce fuel while generating power, and tied the Eniwetok tests to positive progress toward a superbomb.
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New York
Gordon Dean
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Dean
Commission
United States
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Arco
Idaho
Eniwetok
Pacific Proving Ground
Beef Shortage Threat Grows As Market Receipts Fall Off
CHICAGO June 7 AP cattle raisers keep most cattle on farms and feed lots as the threat of an early beef shortage grows. Only 14 000 head arrived today at 12 principal markets, down from 28 600 last year, with week receipts at 110 700 versus 135 500 last week and 161 500 a year ago. Large packers cut slaughter and laid off workers while small packers buy at current prices to stay within ceilings. Howlett notes big and small packers buy by ceilings and averages to meet OPS rules as shipments head east and to New York Ohio New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Michael Howlett
Office of Price Stabilization
Howlett
Armour and Company
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
Weller Company
Cee Bee
Illinois Packing Company
Graver Company
New York
Ohio
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Congress
White Deer Tornado Devastates Homes And Schools
A tornado struck White Deer Texas causing extensive destruction to at least 15 houses and both town schools, with injuries reported and utilities knocked out. A second tornado near Childress damaged three farms and utility poles as rescuers faced impassable roads after heavy rains.
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White Deer
Tex
Panhandle
Texas State Highway Patrol
Childress
Price War Spreads To Arizona In Three Towns
SAFFORD June 7 UP business firms in Safford Clifton and Morenci joined the national price war today with price cutting sales. An auto supply firm in Safford was also cutting prices. Bargains included a mixer cut from 46.50 to 31.95 a pressure cooker from 29.95 to 19.95 a coffee maker from 37.50 to 24.98 and a sandwich grill from 12.95 to 8.95.
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Safford
Safford, Clifton
Morenci
Arizona
Tonto Forest Has Season's Worst Fire
The worst fire of the season in Tonto National Forest, seven miles northeast of here and about 150 miles from Phoenix, burned over 150 acres of ponderosa pine before crews under Ranger Carter Qualls contained it. Sixty men and a bulldozer remained on scene amid forecast 35 mph winds. Ben Nelson called it the season’s worst, worsened by cut over slash area with dry debris acting as fuel.
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Here
Phoenix
Carter Qualls
Ben Nelson
Tonto Forest
What Noted People Are Saying What Noted People Are Saying
International News Service reports in New York that Price Stabilizer DiSalle declares price controls effective and Senator Lehman argues for a united free world front against Soviet imperialism. The quotes frame economic policy and Cold War rhetoric from prominent U S figures.
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New York
Lehman
N. Y
Free World
Witness Says She Was Told Of Wilson Fix
A woman testifying at the Bryce Wilson trial said the operator of a house of prostitution told her she "had it fixed" with the district attorney. Mrs Mildred Littler of Sterling Colorado testified she visited Dolores Raines's ranch and asked if it was safe to stay there. Dolores said she had it fixed with Wilson and had given him $50 at times.
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Tucson
Atty
Bryce Wilson
Wilson
Mildred Littler
Sterling
Colo
Income Tax Boost Okayed by Ways and Means Panel
WASHINGTON June 7 The house ways and means committee gave final approval to proposals increasing individual and corporate income taxes by about 5 billion dollars annually.
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Alletin Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nazis Claim Innocence Before Gallows Death
Seven black suited Nazi war criminals hanged in Landsberg. 282 executed since Nuremberg trials. Names include Oswald Pohl, Paul Blobel, Werner Braune, Otto Ohlendorf, Erich Naumann, Erich Naumann’s aide, George Schallenmaier, and Hans Schmidt. Final pleas uttered as the trap released, prison echoed with their oaths of innocence.
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Landsberg
Germany
U. S
Nuernberg
Adolph Hitler
Oswald Pohl
Warsaw Ghetto
Paul Blobel
Kiev
Werner Braune
Gestapo
Simferopol
Otto Ohlendorf
Braune
Erich Naumann
Moscow
George Schallenmaier
Dachau
Hans Schmidt
Buchenwald
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