Red Planes Hit and Reds Withdraw From Valley
Ten Red planes were shot down or damaged in Korea as UN forces fought off a double-deck air battle. North Koreans abandoned Punchbowl valley after fierce ground fighting around Kansong Yanggu and Kumhwa areas amid raids on air fields and a major jet-propeller clash over northwest Korea.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korea
Punchbowl
United Nations
Kansong
Yanggu
Reds
U.N
Fifth Air Force
U. S
Uijongbu
Seoul
Hurley criticizes State Department over appeasement policy
Maj. Gen. Patric J. Hurley former ambassador to China testified before Senate committees examining Gen. Douglas MacArthur's recall dispute. He accused the State Department of surrendering WW II ideals and urged a firm pro liberty foreign policy. MacArthur declined to return for further testimony, citing public interest concerns. Byrd questioned whether MacArthur was adequately informed of decisions before his relief.
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Washington
Patric J. Hurley
China
State Department
Hurley
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Truman
Pacific
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Dean Acheson
White House
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of State
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Classified Ad Phones Listed by City
Carbondale 218 or 838 Herrin 315 or 316 Murphysboro 34 or 35 Rates appear on Classified Page.
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ABC
Carbondale
Herrin
Murphysboro
Fair and cool Thursday with scattered afternoon thunder showers
Weather summary notes a cool Thursday with increasing cloudiness and scattered thunder showers south and west by afternoon or evening. Highs reach 80 to 85 with lows 56 to 63. yesterday's high 91 and low 65. Precipitation 0.78 inches since yesterday morning.
Index of sections for today’s newspaper
The page outlines the newspaper sections including National, area news page Local news page 3 Editorials page 4 Social pages 6 and 7 Sports Comics pages 9 10 11 Classified ads pages 14 and 15 and Pictures page 16.
Indictment charges 21 Red leaders in U S plot
Twenty one members of the Communist party s secondary command were indicted on charges of plotting violent overthrow of the U S government. Seventeen were nabbed in an FBI roundup in New York. four sought. Arrests spanned New York and Pittsburgh.
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Washington
Communist Party
United States
New York
F.B.I
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
U. S
Marion Maxwell Abt Bachrach
New York City
Defense Commission
The
Alexander Bittelman
Croton-on-Hudson
George Blake Carney
Communist Political Association of
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Jacob Mindel
the Bronx
National Education Department
Pettis Perry
Negro Commission
Alexander Leo Trachtenberg
International Publishers, Inc
Louis Weinstock
Bronx
National Review Commission
William Wolf Weinstone
Long Island City
Truck Lobby Mourning Over Use Tax Increase
Springfield: The trucking lobby laments the amended truck license bill after a heavy House cut lowers annual fees from about 28 million to 20 million dollars. A major point is a new use tax on all trucks, targeting out of state operators and threatening reciprocity between states.
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Hlinoisan
Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Chester G. Moore
Chicago
Loyola President Urges Six Year Grammar School Reform
Rev. James T. Hussey S J of Loyola University proposes cutting grammar school study from eight to six years. He argues that starting military training after the sophomore year in college could still prepare youths for national welfare and have students finish their sophomore year by age 18. He presented the idea in his annual Loyola citizens board report.
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Chicago
Loyola University
James T. Hussey
S. J
Hussey
Loyola Citizens Board
Presbyterians elect Cobden man moderator in Illinois Synod
Lake Forest June 20 AP Rev. Robert Boyd Duthrie of Mount Vernon was chosen moderator of the Synod of Illinois Presbyterian church USA. Rev L P Gilliland of Cobden and Donald C Smith of Elgin were named temporary clerks.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Robert Boyd Duthrie
Mount Vernon
Synod of Illinois, Presbyterian Church of the
Prisoners Build Scenic Angeles Crest Highway Camp Run Like Army Post
Unguarded inmates from San Quentin and Folsom labor on the Angeles Crest highway under state highway bosses. The camp, Honor Camp No. 37, mirrors an army post with eight to a bunk, shared meals, and no fir e ar ms yet. Jesse Crabtree, long-term inmate, rises as a first aid trainer and dispensary chief, earning a future A1 recommendation and a nickname Doc.
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Atien
Los Angeles
Angeles Crest
San Gabriel Mountains
Angeles National Forest
Mojave
San Quentin
Folsom State
State Division of Highways
No. 37
California Institution For
Hendrix
Jesse W. Crabtree
Frank Smith
Pasadena Red Cross
Smith
Crabtree
Red Cross
California
Frank
Illinois Senate approves city manager referendum bill
The Illinois Senate unanimously backed a bill allowing Downstate cities and villages to referendum on adopting a city manager form. The measure would keep councils as the legislative body while the city manager handles administration. changeover would wait until current terms end. Major sponsor Rep. Bernice Van Der Vries noted Win etka’s 35 years under the system.
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Springfield
Illinois Senate
Senate
Rep
Bernice van der Vries
R-Winetka
Storms Strike Over Midwest Rake Damage Across States
The Midwest faced tornadoes and heavy rain leaving destruction across several states. A tornado east of Minneapolis killed one woman and injured five as Hutchinson suffered about 50 homes damaged and numerous trees felled. Unofficial damage nears 500000 dollars with additional tornado activity in southwestern Kansas and heavy rainfall in Indiana.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Weather Bureau
Kansas
South Bend
Ind
Britons Alerted To Protect Oil Workers
London June 20 AP Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison ordered the British mission to Tehran to return home and said Britain would seek ICJ advice on provisional methods to safeguard its oil interests in Iran. Britain warns Britons in Iran may face difficult conditions as tensions rise over oil.
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London
Herbert Morrison
Tehran
Morrison
House of Commons
Britain
International Court of Justice
The
Hague
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Middle East
Mohammed Mossadegh
Hussein Fatima
Iran
Abadan
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Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Enemy Quits Valley
Crab Orchard Lake
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Hoover
Israel Amter
Friends of
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Elizabeth Gurney Flynn
Women’s Commission
Betty Gannett
O. T. Banton
David H. Ratner
Hayes Freight Lines
Mattoon
Grammar School
Loyola
State Presbyterians
Joseph Hendrix
State
House
Illinois State Chamber of Commerce
Reuben G. Soderstrom
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Filbert S. Smith
Decatur
Associated Press
Anglo Iranian Oil Co
Mossadegh
Kermanshah
B. R. Jackson
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