Korean War enters its third year with talks and fighting
Start of the war's third year centers on protracted truce talks with Chinese and North Korean officials while UN forces intensify action. About 110000 American casualties, including 17000 killed, mark two years of war with billions in costs and supplies deployed to Korea and more planned for the coming year.
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Korea
Panmunjon
U.N
North Korea
Mark Clark
Douglas Larsen Washington
NEA
U.S
Rhee Survives Assassination Attempt in Korea
President Rhee narrowly escaped death when a would be assassin from a secret society fired at him during a second anniversary speech in Pusan. The gun failed as bystanders and military police restrained the suspect. Witnesses said the attacker pulled the trigger multiple times before being subdued.
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Drewn
Rhee
Tempstead
Wilkes Tench
Honolulu
Harmon
Tench
Mart
Ryu Shi Tac
Corps At Blood Justice
Pusan
Taegu
National Railways
United Nations
Shee
Ayhen Ryu
Mucdo
Corps of
Blond Justice
Ryu
China
Korea
Kim Woo Bong
504
North Korea
National Assembly
South Korea
Sife
Korean War Enigma As Third Year Opens In Korea
NEA dispatch marks the war's third year with a sober look at costs and strategic questions. It notes 119000 U.S. casualties including 47600 killed, discusses stalemates across the front, and questions gains from two years of fighting amid demands for a peaceful solution. It highlights heavy artillery use, manpower estimates, and uncertain prospects ahead.
State Fines For Sale Of Bad Eggs In Ohio
State officials in Municipal Court fined Roy Johnson and F C Mercer for violating food and dairy laws by selling spoiled eggs. Mercer bought eggs from Bear Creek farmers and retailers then wholesaled to Portsmouth, while Johnson operated a retail outlet. Officials warned more drastic action if unwholesome practices continue.
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State of
Ohio
Roy Johnson
Sixth St
F. C. Mercer
Lucasville Rt. 4
Bear Creek
Rauch and
Okey Stewart
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Mercer
Portsmouth
Johnson
John
Iva Harmon
Standard Slag Capacity To Be Doubled Expansion plan doubles slag processing output
Portsmouth based Standard Slag Co announces plans to double slag crushing and screening capacity, add river docks at Wheelersburg yard, and store 80 acres secured in Porter Township. New plant near New Boston to boost output beyond 500 000 tons yearly and 1600 tons daily, with rail and water access and employment growth expected.
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Portsmouth Standard Slag Co
Porter Township
Wheelersburg Drive-In
Wheelersburg Stock Yard
L. ©. Harrison
Kentland É Sciotaville
Poroath
Wheelersburg
Norfolk & Western Railway
Ohio River
Standard Slag
Sargents
Pike County
Ashland
Kentucky
Detroit Steel Corp
Furenace
J. Huston Rickey
Standare Sing
Porter Fawnship
N Mir
Rickey
Immigration Bill Veto Draws Sharp Rebuke
President Truman vetoed two bills aimed at overhauling the immigration code calling the measures inhumane and faulty. The veto blocks the proposed reforms pending further debate and revision in Congress.
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Washington
Truman
Boy 15 Drowns in Ohio River Near Sciotoville
Jackie Cooper, 15, son of Joseph and Ruth Cooper of Front Street, drowned after diving from a riverside plank about 75 feet from shore near Sciotoville. Dozens swam nearby. body found by Thomas Hurst and recovered by firefighters. Coroner ruled accidental drowning.
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Portsmouth
Ohio River
Jackie
Kay Cooper
City Service Department
Joseph
Ruth Cooper
Front St
W. A. Quinn
Scioto County
Ronnie King
Bahner Rd
Cooper
Maydle Earwood
Louis Hood
Howard Wikolt
Thomas Hurst
Triggs
Coburn
Gil Feneral
Ai. W. Edgingson
City Hell
Fleming Heads Local Chapter of Red Cross in Wilmore
Seleta County Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual session on Tuesday in Wilmore. Thom Fleming was re-elected chairman for another year, with John L. Snook as vice chairman and Mrs. Richard Fleming as secretary. Kenneth B. Lehman became treasurer. Three year board terms were assigned to William Atlas, Fleming, Mrs. Fleming, Tom Nichols, Marshall Rosene, James Stratford, Ralph Scott, Albert Weed, and Mrs. Joseph Yeager. Two unexpired terms went to Frank Jordan and Mrs. Ernest Littleton. Reports covered volunteer service groups such as canteen, staff aid, and nurse's aid.
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Seleta County
American Reg Cross
Sessi Wilmore
Thomas Fleming
the Times
John L. Snook
Richard Fleming
Kenneth B. Lehman
William Atlas
Fleming
Tom Nichols
Marshall Rosene
James Stratford
Ralph Scott
Albert Weed
Joseph Yeager
Frank Jordan
Ernest Litteton
RED Cross
Inside The Times Fa Page Comics And Editorial Tide
Fragmentary text from a page appears to reference comics editorial notices and sports but lacks coherent events or names. Reads like a shuffled newspaper stub with scattered terms such as doctor and Portsmouth. Unable to extract a clear incident or figure for a precise summary.
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Radda Yee
AL Portsmouth
Taft Eyes First Ballot Nomination At GOP Convention
Taft talks in Washington and Denver with backers about aiming for a first ballot victory at Chicago on July 7. Eisenhower, facing economic control questions, outlines a gradual path while promising a domestic policy speech in Denver. Weather remains blistering with heat waves, record highs, and heavy humidity across the region.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Robert Taft
Tigenhower
Denver
Louisiana
Denver Coliseum
Cbs-Radio
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Taft
Washington
Chicago
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Steel Tieup Expands Aid as Strike Tightens Economy
Welfare agencies report rising requests for relief amid the CIO steelworkers strike affecting 850,000 workers. GM and Chevrolet plants announce layoffs in Detroit and Flint as 10,000 workers furlough this week. In Youngstown Mahoning County welfare offices logged hundreds of relief applications while Pittsburgh district offices saw long lines for assistance. One mother described inability to buy fresh milk for her two children as rent remains unpaid.
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Jearly
Allied Industries
General Motors 2S
Routo
Chevrolet
Detroit
Flint
Mich
Youngstown
Mahoning County
Elizabeth Huddy
Norman
Steelers
Law Backing for Steel Crisis Uses Court Order Power
Debate on using the Taft-Hartley Act to direct wage and price controls rages in Congress. Rep Brown urged a direct use of the law. Republicans and key administration allies back the amendment seeking a quick final vote. Senate earlier approved a similar request amid heated commentary on the 640,000 CIO steelworkers on strike and vast idle forces.
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Srington
House
Senate
Yuan
Wees-Ld
Ushae
Taftartey
Rep
Smith
D-Val
Brown
Ohio
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Wolcott
Cr-Mieh
Spence Arctics
Spence
D-Ky
Congress
Multer
D-Ny
Isitike
McComnack
Mass
Howard Smith
Trutan
Mine Holiday Brings Layoffs at Norfolk & Western
The Norfolk and Western Railway furloughs 6414 workers for the miners holiday starting Saturday, with many layoffs in Portsmouth Roanoke Bluefield Williamson and other points. Freight and coal traffic drop as only essential maintenance and limited trains run while shops stay largely closed. Recall depends on developments.
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Portsmouth
N&w
Coel
Railway
Roanjoke
Bluefield
Williamson
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