U S Forces Repel Major Chinese Assault Near Chorwon
In Western Korea U S infantry rebuffed a reinforced Chinese regiment in a brutal five hour fight near T Bone and Bone Hill. The clash left estimated Communist losses at 300 killed and 300 wounded, with Red attacks continuing around Chorwon as U S forces held ground and reinforced positions. East Central Front saw South Korean Sixth Division withstand a Chinese battalion near Kumsong amid light patrols.
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Korea
U. S
Res
Chorwon
Grav
U. S. Brenth Army
A.P
Milo Farnell
Gibraltar
Fiehtine
U.S
T-Bone
U.N
Kumsong
U N Delegates Startle Reds At Panmunjom Talks
In Panmunjom Korea United Nations negotiators accuse Communists of obstinate demands for all prisoners including unwilling ones. Major General William K Harrison notes Soviet praise for non forced repatriation while Reds offer no reply and press for another session tomorrow.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Russia
William K. Harrison
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Panamunjom
West Side To Show Off Fire Station Sunday
The Washington Township fire department will showcase its new seven thousand dollar station and thirteen thousand dollar fire truck at open house Sunday from 2 40 to 5 40 p m on Washington Blvd in West Ports mouth . The event marks years of planning under the West Side Boosters Club with a bond issue defeated earlier but approved on the second try in 1950.
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Petal Sos
Suri
West Portsmouth
Washington Township Volunteer Fire Department
Washington Blvd
Harry ‘Hamilton Nott
Carl George
Hough Funes
Washington Township
West Side Boosters Club
Harry Hamilton
Hamiltton
Walter S. Kirsch
Hamilton
Firemen to resign over $35 monthly hike
Newark New Jersey firemen threatened to resign unless granted a $35 monthly pay hike. The move followed a Friday night vote as the city finance committee approved a $55 monthly raise for the police.
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Newark
U S Demands U N Inquiry Into Soviet Germ Warfare
The United States pushes for a U N sponsored probe into Soviet germ warfare charges at the Security Council. Russia may veto or China and North Korea could refuse entry to investigators, risking a backfire on Moscow. The plan centers on Red Cross led inquiry and faces likely rejection.
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U.N
Max Harrelson
N.Y. UW
United States
Russia
U. N
UU. N. Security Council
Council
China
North Korea
Jacopo A. Malik
U. S
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Security Council
Malik
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Steel Union Issues Food To Members
Pittsburgh report says the CIO Steelworkers strike enters week four as the union begins issuing food orders to its hungry members and families. Joseph P. Molony notes hundreds of idle workers across Buffalo seeking relief amid the 630,000 member strike led by Philip Murray.
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Pittsburgh
CIO Steelworkers
Philip Murray
Buffalo, N.Y
Joseph P. Molony
USW
Industry Blasts Wall Street Over Steel Strike Tactics
Walter Reuther addressed CIO and Communications Workers delegates criticizing price increases and anti labor legislation. New York welfare agencies, state aid offices, and union relief plans target hardship cases as 680,000 steelworkers plus 100,000 allied workers face furloughs. Pittsburgh district reports mass layoffs, falling grocery sales, and idled workers seeking odd jobs while striking for pay and house payments.
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Cleveland
Walter Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Communications Workers of America
Ehiip Murray
Dess
Wall Street
New York
Molony
Mencay
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Department of Public Assistance
Allied
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Schricker to Accept Senator Nomination in Indiana
Indianapolis Democratic Gov Henry Schricker will accept the U S Senate nomination at the state convention. He would oppose Republican Sen Jenner in November, a seat Jenner has held since 1943. Schricker has been Indiana's top vote-getter but cannot run again for governor.
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Schricker
Indianapolis
Henry F. Selwicker
U.S
William , Jenner
Jenners
Indiana
Eisenhower Taft clash heats up GOP race in Denver
In a Denver scene the Eisenhower campaign presses rivals as Taft says their gains lag. Eisenhower heads to Dallas then Las Vegas as delegates count shows Taft with 487 to 292 for Eisenhower from first ballot alignments. The fight over Texas 33 delegate seats sparks charges of “steal” tactics.
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Associated Press
Denver
Dwight Eisenhower
Texas
Nevada
Ohio
Sen
Robert Taft
Washington
Eisenhower
GOF
Chicago
Taft
Dallas
Denison
Tex
Hisenhower
Hoover Dam
Las Vegas
New
West
Ohioan
Taft And Ihe Controls Act Reach Stage Of Faced
The Crouse has tentatively voted to lift price controls from most consumer goods and to reorganize the Wage Stabilization Board. The proposed extension of the Defense Production Act faces sharp changes next week. A key vote will seek Truman to invoke Taft-Hartley injunctions in the steel strike. Absences weaken administration support.
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Washington
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Crouse
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Senate
Rep
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Rtawa
Direct Talks To End Steel Tieup Fail In Secret
Reported secret direct negotiations in New York between CIO United Steelworkers leaders and major steel company presidents aimed at settling the steel strike but ended in deadlock. Participants included Philip Murray and Arthur Goldberg for the union and Benjamin Fairless C L Austin Charles White for the companies. Officials stressed separate talks and uncertainty about a joint session.
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New York
New Atemn Lto
White House
Washington
Philip Murray
CIO
United Steelworkers
Arthur J. Goldberg
Benjamin ¥. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
C. L. Austin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Charles White
Republic Steel Company
Cartain
U.S. Steel
Grimshaw Hurt In Car Crash
County Treasurer Floyd Grimshaw, 61, of 2454 Grandview Ave, was seriously injured in a traffic crash on the Windley viaduct. He remained in Mercy Hospital in good condition after examination by Dr. Oscar Micklethwait. the collision involved a northbound tractor-trailer driven by Louis Wood of Grove City.
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Floyd
Grimshaw
Grandview Ave
Mercy Hospital
Ichitlicothe St
Oscar Micklethwait
Windley
Louis Wood
Grove City
Mart Glynn
Payton Retires As President Of Steel Union
John Payton veteran local leader of the CIO United Steelworkers retires as president after 38 years in Local 2116. William Staiger elected president. Payton to serve as vice president. Officers include Barker Wells Taurston Saddier Cobb Osborne. Trustees Stamper Graham Johnson. Grievance men named Mougey Collier Williams Workman Lewis Collier Dixon Imes. New terms begin July 3. Payton celebrated 60th birthday amid heavy union duties.
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John Payton
Cio-United Steelworkers of America
George Barker
Griv
Ance
Noah Wells
William Taurston
James Saddier
Brick Mason
Eugene Cobb
Flint Osborne
Mechanical
Edgar Stamper
Charles Graham
Richard Johnson
Glen Mougey
Kenneth Collier
Estil Willams
Arthur Workman
Glenn Lewis
Wiliam Collier
Steve Dixon
Walter Imes
Delebrates
Mr. Payton
Hhis
Jeader
Payton
Jenner
Red Cross
I Salvation Army
Portsmouth General Hospital
Lattimore Ordered to Halt Travel Amid Rumors of USSR Visit
Senator McCarthy has denounced Johns Hopkins University professor Lattimore as a suspected Red spy and key architect of U.S. Far East policy. The State Department said a tip prompted an investigation and ordered Lattimore barred from leaving the United States unless travel was explicitly authorized. Lattimore denies any intent to travel and says he has no passport plans.
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Washington
Senate
Institute of the Relations
U.S
Lattimore
Baltimore Sun
State Department
United States
Owen Slanimore
Ussr
Customs Bureau
McDermott Mesa
Michael McDermott
McDermott
McDerrmnott
Congress
Latlimore
Baltimore
Detroit Steel starts $100000 locker room building
Detroit Steel Corp Portsmouth Division begins construction on a $200000 locker room facility for employees. H E Baughman says the design emphasizes convenience and dress code, with steel lockers showers lavatories and dressing areas. George A Suter & Co. holds the contract and has started work.
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Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
H. E. Baughman
Baughman
Lea de Fiore
Detroit Steel
George A. Suter & Co
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