Truce Urged After Korea Talks With Diplomats
State Department officials described three rounds of diplomatic conferences among representatives from nations fighting in Korea. They reserved judgment on a cease fire prospects and did not reveal any new instructions from Washington. General Ridgway’s status in ceasefire talks was not disclosed.
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Optimism Wafts Over Possible Korea Ceasefire Talks
At Usis headquarters in Hom private to cotone, an air of expectancy rose over possible ceasefire talks. Lt Gen Van Fleet moved about routines as rumors swirled that Gen Ridgway, supreme Commander Wagan, might travel to Korea to meet the Red Leader.
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Weather map shows widespread rain across several states
A weather map indicates rain from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast with regional warmth inland. The forecast notes a cool trend in the central Mississippi and adjacent states, with rain falling in the west and heavy activity along the Rocky Mountain region.
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Bracero Bill Passes House Amid Broad Support
Texas lawmakers praised Poage migrant labor bill after defeating amendments to bar illegal hiring and to restrict processing. The measure aims to bring 500,000 Mexican workers for cotton and produce, with wages and living standards set. Conference with Senate next as debates on penalties and enforcement continue.
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City council delays transit rule action and request
City officials postponed a decision on a bus rule after unclear requests from the transit company. City Clerk Frank Gallagher and Councilor T. MN Theker discussed status of the private request, with Theker noting no work from the company and suggesting a delay.
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Heat Grips Panhandle as Texas Sees Triple Digit Days
A scorching Texas Panhandle stretch pushes temperatures up to the 100s. Forecasts show heat persisting with Dallas and Fort Worth expected to drop only slightly. Presidio records a high near 108 as the heatwave grips the state.
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Unions Reject Latest Rail Contract Broadly
Three operating rail unions the Sherren engineers and conductors rejected the latest contract offer to the nation railroads. Notice was prepared to inform the mediation board of the unions action. A fourth union the Brotherhood of Rail and Trainmen accepted a similar offer May 23 and signed a three year agreement.
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Young GOPers Meet in National Convention Preview
Young Republicans from 48 states gathered in Boston for their biennial convention. The meeting served as a preview of grassroots Republican fealty ahead of the 1952 campaign, highlighting party organization and regional priorities.
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Trains Get Parking Tags in Richmond Ordinance
In Richmond California on June 22 the PiL Railroad faced parking ticket issues as a city ordinance bans trains idling longer than five minutes at crossings. Judge Clare D. Horner fined Southern Pacific $80 after ruling the rule eight times and warned of sterner action.
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Weather, drought press farmlands across the nation
Rain and drought ravaged several states with Kansas reporting knee deep water in some towns and Louisiana farmers fearing losses in rice and sugar cane. Estimates put crop and livestock damage between 22 and 24 million dollars. Drinking water was flown to some communities as dry spells persist for 16 months. Henry Windstorms damaged central Illinois areas with fatalities and dozens injured in St Paris Westville area.
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Protest at Bracken Ridge Park Stables Petitioned
A petition received Thursday by the city council requests prohibition of further operation of stables in Brackenridge Park. Signed by 24 local residents, the document argues the stables threaten public health and constitute a public nuisance.
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Boy 4 Suffocates Trapped in Icebox at Home
Beaumont reports four year old Lynn Halford suffocated after becoming trapped inside a small icebox in a garage at his residence yesterday. Police are investigating the accidental death.
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