Bridges Denies China Lobby Influence on Chiang Policy
Senator Bridges urged that the so called China lobby did not sway his support for Chiang Kai-shek and the Nationalists in Formosa. He criticized reports of campaign contributions and said he had no ties to any lobby that influenced Far Eastern policy. The Truman era inquiry into Gen. MacArthur’s dismissal and Asia policy continued with testimony planned and a 15 day timeline discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bridges
Denied
China
Asia
McMahon
Sparkman
Alabama
Morse
Oreg
MacArthur Inquiry
Formosa
Boyle
New York
Fed
Izeabl
Mr. 12
Brigges
Setrat
Kohlerg
Russell
Georegia
MacArther
Tela
MacArthur
Browland
Via
Senate
Allied Patrols In Red Clashes In Korea Fronts
Tokyo June 1 Allied patrols clashed with Communist forces across Korea's east and central fronts as battles intensified. Reports say enemy units retreated while Allied artillery hammered positions near Kuim ese and Worly, with commands noting heavy fighting and limited contact with reserve units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Geet
Korea
Carny
Kuimese
van Plest S
Four Generations Born Farmers: Coriell Family on Farm
Sciotoville resident RA Coriell, a farmer father of eight, notes his three sons show little interest in leaving the farm. He recalls Grandparents status at 22, and says farming has driven the Coriell line for four generations. The family hosts visitors on Sundays as neighbors discuss local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RA Coriell
Sciotoville
Mr. Coriell
Cornell
Corell
Coriell
Minford
Cullicathe
MacArthur to Wind Up Texas Campaign Today
General Douglas MacArthur vows to end U.S. appeasement policy as he finishes a Texas tour with speeches in Dallas and a stadium rally. He argues public opinion supports a decisive victory in Korea and warns that Truman’s administration risks moral standards and national greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Texas
Isnes
Suas
Isen
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
History of Greenup County is Her Dream Book
Genealogist sought out Jesse Stuart to write a county history. She recalls the assumption that he would be the author due to his prominence, shaping the planned project after World War II. The piece notes the book’s aim to pass down Greenup’s tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenup Iy
Kertusky
Thale Ik
Mockey
Jesse Stuart
Hig
Death Toll At 32 In Fire At Canada Home
A Canadian hospice fire killed 32 residents at St. Cunegonde's Hospice in Montreals South Side. Firefighters feared more bodies and 18 or more still missing as searchers removed charred remains from the 73 year old building. Mother Superior Rita Gervais died trying to save others. Coroner to hold inquest today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Jane
Guired
St. Cunegonde’s Hospice
Yester
Cripp
August Clement
Rita
Caauvir
Grey Nuts
Noonay
P. M. Seguin
Montress
Teanwhile
Gervais
Mossadegh Grants Britain Time For Reply
Teheran June 15 AP Mossadegh extended the British 48 hours to answer Iranian demands that all British soil profits from the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co be turned over. The extension came after U S Ambassador Grady interceded to avoid wrecking the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Tran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Tranien
Joey Saundey
U.S
Henry F. Grady
Mossadegh
Grady
Mosswiegh
Anjgion-Iranian Oil Co
Congredyanias Oi Co
Truman Signs Bill To Extend Trade Pacts
President Truman signed a bill extending reciprocal trade agreements for five years to June 12, 1953. He said the United States would work with others to widen trade and reduce barriers, strengthening the free world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
AP3
Prescient Truman Today
U.S
Othrs
Free World
Shipping Tieup Heads Up U.S. Labor Scene
A nationwide shipping stoppage began at midnight as three unions NMU CFL, NM EBA CIO and IBEA CIO threatened crew walkouts on ships across the three major seaboards. Air line pilots union protests at United and AF L pilots staged pickets while Goodyear plant in Lincoln Nebraska shut down after wage talks broke off. Large scale disruptions hit airports and cargo handling with flights delayed and crews refusing to sail without contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocel
United Air Lines
APL
Air’ Line Pilots Association
National Maritime Union
C.lo
American Radio Association
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
ABA
San Francisco
Joseph Curran
N.M.N. J
N.me.ba
Offi
Aire
Chicago
Denver
Los Angeles
New York City
International
Europe
Pan American World Airways
Lincoln
Neb
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Grid Players Aid Stadium Setup For Weekend Horse Show
Portsmouth High School volunteers under coach Buzz Lozier will assemble 175 portable stalls and tack rooms in the west stadium area for a four event horse show on June 23 and 24. The effort uses heavy oak lumber and tents to cover the stalls and reduces field use for the event. Community members, including the Women’s Auxiliary at Portsmouth General Hospital, help coordinate parking and housing for horses arriving Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth High
Smuaclé
Portsmouth ‘General Hospital ‘Women
Chia
Buzz
Lozier
Will
Columbus
Clin
The Times Inside a Building Round About Comics
The fragment hints at a newspaper page with sections on deaths sports and ads. It references The Times page design and various sections like editorial, theatre and want ads. No clear events or names are readable to identify a specific story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Scioto County Soldier Listed As Killed
A Scioto County soldier Pvt Elza Belew is listed among the dead in Korea per the Defense Department. He is the son of Alfred Belew of Wheelersburg. Also named are Pfc Quentin Green of Milldale Road, listed as injured, and First Lt John Colling, son of Mrs Doris Collins of Locke Street, reported missing then listed as a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department’ of Defense
Elza
le Belew
Hospital Gets 3 Rooms From Ohio Stove Co
The hospital campaign reports three memorial rooms funded by the Ohio Stove Co with divisions under Mrs William Haley and Mrs Bertha Wilson leading women and Ronald Parker heading men. The drive aims to complete its campaign for Mercy Hospital with 950 division volunteers invited to public relations efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Haley
Women's. Divion
Emyick
Bertha
Wilson
Ronald Parker
Enack
Record Revenue Bill Aims To Raise US Tax Revenue
The act proposes to increase government tax revenue by 7.233 billion dollars, scheduled for potential passage in the US history context. ABIAA bill details indicate a tentative aim to boost government finances through higher taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
ABIAA
UsSi
Debt is squared as Korea vet repays blood
Donald Odle home from Korea visits Portsmouth General Hospital Red Cross blood center to repay a pint given during his time at a field hospital after a sniper wound and a grenade blast. Odle, son of Carlyle and family, joined 126 others donating blood at the nurses auditorium. Nurses noted the local center’s fourth blood drive for the regional unit, with another visit planned for July 2. Odle urged continued blood supply for wounded soldiers, recalling the lack of blood in his squad’s medical care and the chance of survival if more was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Odle
Korea
Red Cross
Odile
Carlyle
Ninth St
Portsmouth General Hospital
Priday
Amendment Suspended By President
Washington June 16 The White House announced an interim suspension of the Kem amendment delaying its ban on foreign aid to countries trading behind the curtain for up to 80 days The action drew swift Republican rebuke as a nullification of Congress and a risk to security amid debates over aid to allies and Communist threats with strong opposition from Senate leaders and lawmakers across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
White’ House
Kem
Missouri
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
Jou
Witt
Congress
Capitol Hill
National ‘Security Council
Acennes
Cain
Son Of Local Man Killed In Motorcycle Accident
William Purpura, 19, of South Haven Michigan, son of A C Purpura and family, was killed in a motorcycle accident today. The Purpura family moved here last August from South Haven where he was employed. He is survived by his parents and two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Purpura
South Haven
Mich
A. C. Purpura
Purpura
Ohio
Consolidated Telephone Co
S'ama
South
Haven
William
Tara
Mary
D.C
Rice
Robert
Kevan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican
Chiang
Ira Coviell Jr
Jessie
Ira Coviell Sr
Coriell Sons
Scioto County
Corneil
Dallas
Amdjin
Greenup County
Chugh Mowrey
Caumiy
Stuart
Sani
Inside the Times
Hospital
Ohio Stove Co
Mercy
Sgt
Odle Sete
g.Odle
Move
G.i.’S
Russia
Eputy‘council
William Purpurea
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!