Malenkov Seen Unchallenged in Kremlin as Rivals Hesitate
American experts see Prime Minister Malenkov as unchallenged within the Kremlin after a strong parliamentary address. They note potential murmurs from Molotov and Bulganin but expect a closed alliance, while predictions of unrest in Russia and satellites loom despite his asserted control.
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Kremlin
Russia
Malenov
Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Nicolai Bulganin
Communist Party
United States
Britain
Moscow
Dulles
Korea
Syngman Rhee
George Kennan
Kennan
Truman
Eisenhower
Lake Arthur Fire Destroys Vehicles in Collision
An automobile and a loaded hay truck were total losses after a collision caused fire at Lake Arthur Sunday morning. The alarm came to Artesia Fire Department at 8:25 a.m. but the blaze destroyed the vehicles before firefighters arrived. An unidentified Lake Arthur man drove the car and the hay truck belonged to E. P. Taylor of Roswell. neither driver was injured. State police had no details the following day.
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Artesia
Record
Lake Arthur
E. P. Taylor
Roswell
Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau
Reading at 3 hour intervals from yesterday afternoon to today morning shows a high of 101 and a low of 68. Normal for today is 82 and 66. No precipitation in the 24 hours ending 11 a.m. and the month totals only 0.01 inch. Sunrise 5:17, sunset 6:49. Scattered thunder with cooler air. today’s high 98 and low 62 tonight.
Bitter ex POWs vow vengeance on weaker GIs
A band of returnees from North Korea declares vengeance on fellow soldiers who joined communism under pressure. They denounce progressives as dirty words and threaten actions against those who did not resist. The seventh exchange stage sent 100 Americans with 24 British, 25 Turks, and 250 South Koreans home.
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Freedom Village
Inchona
Nelson M. Walker
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Honolulu
Travis Air Force Base
U. N. Command
Ian
Farmers and Ranchers Invited to Big Chamber Barbecue
Farmers and ranchers are replying to a Chamber of Commerce invitation to a Tuesday barbecue. Invitations were mailed widely with return cards. admission will be by ticket and tickets will be mailed after cards are returned.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber For Commerce
Chamber Offilana
Homer Glover
U.N. Diplomats Open Week of Talks on Korean Conference
U N diplomats gather in New York for a week of behind the scenes discussions on the pending Korean political conference. Delegates aim to decide participants timing and place before the October 27 deadline.
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U.N
United Nations
N.Y
U. N
General Assembly
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Korea
Lodge
Eisenhower
White House
Denver
New York
Converted POW Reports Spark Washington Debate
Reports from Freedom Village say some freed American POWs may return home indoctrinated as Communists. Officials stressed they have no direct evidence of treason but will monitor reports closely and interview all repatriates without witch hunts. Army aims to restore health and reveal true views amid emotional strain after Korea.
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Washington
Freedom Village
Justice Department
Korea
Yalu River
United States
Seven Killed in Head-on Crash Near Santa Maria Calif
A head-on collision on U S 101 about 22 miles south of Santa Maria killed seven people, six from one family, and critically injured another. The dead include Norma Haynie Ragle 20 Jessie Haynie Colburn 41 Gloria Haynie 12 Pauline Colburn 9 William Colburn 7 Richard Colburn 2 and Monte Myers 29. Carol Haynie 16 was injured.
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Santa Maria
Calif
Pacific Coast Highway
U. S. 101
Monte B. Myers
Hollywood
Norma Haynie Ragle
el Monte
Jessie Haynie Colburn
Ragle
Gloria Haynie
Pauline L. Colburn
William Joseph Colburn
Richard Bernard Colburn
Repatriated POW Snap Restrictions
At Inchon Korea the replacement depot reports some repatriated American prisoners took unauthorized leaves but none were charged with AWOL. MPs found one man in a Korean house near the depot. four became sick and were hospitalized. Guards say liquor was passed over the wall at night via strings. MPs must use persuasion, avoid violence, and call an officer if needed. Officers say prisoners expressed irritation at being confined without passes.
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Inchon
Korea
Prison fund shortage hits San Francisco jail
A $611.21 shortage has been discovered in the prisoner owned and operated fund for cigarettes and candy at San Francisco County Jail No. 2.
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Prison Fund Short
San Francisco
Bus Trip Costs Rain VFW Encampment Run
The Raymond T. Osmond post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars tallied the price of sending two post buses with the drum and bugle corps to Milwaukee. Breakdowns caused delays, adding up to seven hundred dollars for a motor plus four hundred twenty five for clutches and one hundred twenty eight for towing, with a new battery unestimated. The corps, twice national champions, finished sixth after a late arrival, while the post won four of five individual prizes.
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Philadelphia
Raymond T. Osmond
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Milwaukee
Drum and Bugle Corps
Robert Artin
Morever
Arthin
Artesia Parade and Rodeo Set for Aug 12 15
Artesia prepares for a big parade and rodeo from August 12 to 15 with a VJ Day theme. The rodeo opens nightly at 7:30 p.m. at the roping club arena west of town, with a $400 added purse and trophy prizes. Parade at 10 a.m. Wednesday features floats and queen contest voting through noon. Kay Clayton leads Marianne Solt by a slim margin in the queen race. A turtle race, a veterans building dance each night, and multiple rodeo events accompany the festivities.
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Kay Clayton
Marianne Solt
Ann Armstrong
Peggy Hanna
Dorothy Green
Veterans Building
Bob
Wanda Wolf
Sunset Western Band
Woman Slashes Her Arm in Suspected Despondent State
Police treated Mrs. Pepper Bennett 27 of 211 S Ohio Ave for wounds on her left wrist and elbow after a reported assault at 1:49 p.m. She was taken by Bal lard’s ambulance to St Mary’s Hospital in very serious condition. Bennett has suffered prolonged ill health and despondency as her mother and family note.
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Pepper Bennett
S. Ohio Ave
Tommy Thompson
Bennett
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ballard’s
Johnetta Neff
Louis T. Neff
The
Neff Tile Co
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Major League Results Cincinnati Beats Chicago 7 1
Cincinnati0 0 0 3 Chicago1 0 0 7 final score 7 1 as Collum Podbielan Seminick Minner and McCullough play key roles.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Collum
Podbielan
Seminick
Minner
McCullough
Death of Mrs H B Murphey Cited in Albuquerque Family
Word arrived here of the death of Mrs H B Murphey of Albuquerque mother of J K Pat ow of 706 S Mich Ave Roswell. The notice gives no further details.
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H. B. Murphey
Albuquerque
J. K
Pat
S. Mich. Ave
Ros
Police Chief Files Dual Counts Today
Charges of negligent homicide and voluntary manslaughter were filed against Lt. Anthony J. Benarczyk 23 of the 509th ARS WAFB by Police Chief Tommy Thompson. He faces arraignment after a deadly Friday night crash near Press Hospital that killed Lt. Williams. Also injured were Lt. Leona Christy and two other officers. High speed was cited as the cause.
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Anthony J. Benarczyk
509Th
WAFB
Tommy Thompson
Press Hospital
Williams
Pat Hanagan
Chaves County
R. Perry Bean
Justice of the ‘Peace Court
6Th
William Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Paul Carver
Newton E. Meador III
ARS
Senate Elections Group to Seek Vote Verdict Today
The U S Senate election subcommittee meets in Albuquerque to decide 2000 to 3000 questioned Bernalillo County votes. Chairman Barrett says the outcome could determine the investigation, with seven counties left to check and the probe likely to run into mid October. The secrecy of ballots and voting in plain sight are central issues.
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Albuquerque
U. S.senate
Bernalillo County
Barrett
R-Wye
Patrick J. Hurley
Dennis Chaves
D-Nm
Hope Water Board Rejects All Bids
The Hope Water Cooperative Board rejected all bids for the water system project after the lowest bid exceeded the loan estimate. They will negotiate with Leonard George of Hageman to drill the well only. W. C. Morgan of Gallup bid low on the well but declined. A new bid opening will be announced later.
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Hope Water Cooperative Board
Leonard George
Hagerman
W. C. Morgan
Gallup
Hunt and Peck Notion Stubborn in New Haven Paper
A New Haven Register columnist notes the paper struggles to dispel the belief that all reporters type with the hunt and peck method. The Register staff includes Ridgley Hunt and David Peck, the columnist reports.
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Hunt and Peck
New Haven, Conn
New Haven Register
Register
Ridgley Hunt
David Peck
France faces broad railway strike and paralysis
A Communist led strike shuts down rail traffic across France, halting transport in peak tourist season. Postal telegraph and telephone workers join, gas and coal sectors face shortages as government ministers meet to consider requisitions and disciplinary actions.
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Paris
France
Joseph Lanier
CGT
National Confederation of Labor
Socialist Workers’ Forces
Christian Trade Federation
CFTC
Copper Refinery Struck by El Paso Local 501
About 700 members of Local 501 of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers halted operations at Phelps Dodge Copper Refinery Corp in El Paso. Union leaders say the Arizona contract settlement differs, leaving issues unresolved and the strike ongoing as talks stalled.
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EL Paso
Tex
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Ind
Phelps Dodge Copper Refinery Corp
el Paso Copper
Sylbain Schnaippacher
Arizona
J. B. Pullen
Phelps Dodge
Douglas, Ariz
Iummsw
Schnaippacher
AFLI Pleased with Color Of Labor Law Change Picture
AFL leader George Meany says a reported Eisenhower plan to modify the Taft Hartley Act would be a definite improvement though not meeting all AFL demands. Meany spoke during an AFL Executive Council session in Chicago as Congress adjourned and plans for St Louis events were outlined.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Congress
AFL
George Meany
Senior
Labor Federation
Capitol Hill
Meany
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Carl Colip
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Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Schumann
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Hope Water Board
Navy
Richard Gromlund
Mildred Clark
Washington, D. C
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Tom Clark
Iron Mountain
Michigan
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L. E. Gray
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