Mystery deepens over missing British diplomats
In London and Paris, officials reveal telegrams to MacLean and Burgess were received by their families but written in unfamiliar handwriting. The three originals, sent from Paris, appear not to be in the missing diplomats’ handwriting, prompting a probe by the Foreign Office as a six nation search continues.
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London
Donald D. MacLean
Guy Burgess
Foreign Office
MacLean
Burgess
Paris
American Department
Vogeler Reveals Red Torture in Hungarian Prison
Robert A. Vogeler, vice-president of ITT, testified at the National Press Club that he endured 78 hours of torture by Hungarian secret police including being dumped naked into ice water and forced to sign a confession. He spoke after his release in a U S backed deal and is now under care at Bethesda Naval Hospital describing lasting emotional and physical effects.
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Washington
INS
Robert A. Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ing
National Press Club
American Free Press
Bethesda
MD.) Naval Hospital
Vogeler
U. S
Legation
Hungary
Americans Held in China Under Delicate Conditions
Secretary of State Dean Acheson said 30 Americans are being held in Communist China under dangerous and delicate conditions and the State Department is seeking their release. He testified before a Senate committee probing MacArthur recall, tying the telegram criticizing Chiang Kai-shek and U.S. aid to the Nationalists to the inquiry.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
China
State Department
Acheson
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
American Chambers of Commerce
America
All Controls Said To Hinge On Beef Fight
Price Director Michael V. DiSalle warned Congress that failing to curb beef prices could wreck food price ceilings and derail the stabilization program. He urged extending price-control powers without an exemption for beef, noting beef's large share of meat consumption and its ripple effects on other food costs and wage controls.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
House
Senate Banking Committees
di Salle
DiSalle
Train Wreck Probers Find Stop Ignored
Clarksville, Tenn. six trainmen died when two Louisville and Nashville trains met head on in a rainstorm two hours late local No 103 out of Bowling Green Ky and Pan American northbound from Memphis. Investigators said orders to stop at Hematite Tenn were not followed.
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Louisville and Nashville
Clarksville
Tenn
Pan American
Here
Memphis
Bowling Green
R. C. Parsons
LEN
Louisville
Hematite
W. J. Miller
Paris
C. P. Vester
Miller
Local
J. H. Johnson
Buck Hagan
Harold Glen
Tom Dillahay
Dixon Springs
J. A. Richardson
Reds Fight Renewed At Chorwon In Korean Clash
Tokyo dispatch reports United Nations forces pressing toward Chorwon with gains up to a mile on the central front while Chinese counterattacks in the west block progress. Tanks moved along a road for three miles as heavy shelling hit enemy bunkers and rear areas. Front lines show mixed results with mud obstructing advances and weather hampering air support.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Chorwon
Iron Triangle
Korea
Eighth Army
Kumhwa
Mystery Trip Revealed With Tokyo Arrival
Defense Secretary George C. Marshall returned to Tokyo after a secret swing to Korea where he praised the Eighth Army as a military classic. He urged focus on logistics and troop strength, downplaying a new directive while noting optimism among commanders and high morale among allied forces.
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Tokyo
Defense
George C. Marshall
Korea
Berlin
Russia
Marshall
United States
Eighth Army
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
J. Lawton Coblins
Army
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
James A. van Fleet
Greece
van Fleet
United Nations
Far East
China
Cool Wave To Linger In Phoenix
Weather bureau forecaster Louis R. Jurwitz said no hot spell ahead for Phoenix with a cool trend likely through the weekend. Daily highs near 95 in Phoenix, with 98 to 100 possible later, and minimums around 60s to mid 60s. Downtown max 93, Sky Harbor 95. Prescott 77 to 44, Payson 78/43, Grand Canyon 74/44.
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Phoenix
Sky Harbor Airport
Prescott
Payson
Grand Canyon
West Yellowstone Snowfall Reaches Four Inches
The Associated Press reports four inches of snow fell in West Yellowstone Montana while much of the country faced cooler conditions. The cool belt stretched across the northern Rockies Midwest and northern New England with freezing temperatures in some areas. Rain affected eastern Iowa Illinois to the Middle Atlantic and north to Madison Wisconsin. Thunderstorms occurred in Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas. A separate wet belt extended from Nebraska to the eastern Dakotas.
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Associated Press
Yellowstone
Mont
Rockies
Midwest
New England
Iowa
Illlinois
Middle Atlantic States
Madison
Wis
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Noted Leaders Comment On Inflation War And Rearmament
President Truman says the department store price war shows the anti inflation program is working. Bernard Baruch warns that strengthening military readiness is urgent to avert another world war as rearmament begins.
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International News Service
Washington
Truman
Bernard Baruch
Why Be So Hard On Teenagers Article Opinion
HAL BOYLE argues Americans vilify teenagers as a scapegoat of youth and criticizes the harsh stereotypes. He notes a recurring pattern of generational blame from flappers to raccoon coats, concluding that society may not deserve the teen generation and that teens are not as foolish as adults think. He hints at continued discussion on Page ...
Shoestring Slaying Suspect Captured in New York
Fresno Police Chief Henry Morton said the FBI captured Edgar Werner in Garrison, New York, for the shoestring slaying of his Fresno wife two months earlier. He was to be arraigned today on a federal fugitive warrant.
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Fresno
Calif
INS
Henry Morton
FBI
Edgar Werner
New York
Garrison
N. Y
Malik Holds Up Summons In U N Session
Soviet Delegate Jacob Malik in Flushing Meadow as president of the U N Security Council for June maintained a policy of silence and held off from summoning the all-nation group into session.
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Flushing Meadow
N. Y
INS
Jacob Malik
U. N. Security Council
Tito Agent In America For Arms
Yugoslavia announced it expects western arms to guard independence from Cominform pressure. Foreign Minister Kardelj said Gen. Kovopovic is in the United States to buy arms and discussions abroad are producing positive results.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Coniiform
Korea
Edward Kardelj
Joint Foreign Affairs Committee
Koca Popovic
Marshal Tito
United States
Kardelj
Tito
Britain
France
Europe Trip Planned by Eighteen House Members
Eighteen members of the House, from foreign affairs, armed services and appropriations committees, will depart for a 10 day tour of Europe to review American aid programs and assess their continuation. The trip aims to gauge progress and future needs.
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Washington
Europe
Foreign Affairs, Armed Services and Appropriations
Three Children Lost in Santa Fe Mountain Search
In the Sange de Christo Mountains eight miles north of Santa Fe a search for three missing children continues after footprints found by Indian trackers. Over 200 volunteers slimmed to 50 as dawn broke. bloodhounds join the effort. The children Janet McGee five, Larry seven, and Steven Cross three disappeared during a picnic outing yesterday afternoon. Their parents reported them missing around 4 p.m., prompting the large-scale search.
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Santa FE
N. Mex
Sange de Christo Mountains
Here
A. B. Martinez Jr
Janet McGee
Larry
Preston McGee
Steven Cross
Charlotte Cross
McGee
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