Cadets Leave Point as Civilians in Mass Expulsion
Thirty three of the 90 accused West Point cadets are civilians today as they exit amid the academy’s largest mass expulsion. Most seek admission to other colleges after confessing to cheating on exams under the honor code. Admin discharges leave them with 30 day leaves to decide their future while some pursue continued education or Catholic college options in New York.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Star
U S Plans Unlls Action Against Czechoslovakia
Washington reports the United States plans to bar Czechoslovakian commercial planes from flying over its zone in Germany in retaliation for the jailing of American newsman William N. Oatis. The House voted 463 to 1 to cut off all American Czech trade until Oatis is released. The State Department aims to act soon, with Senate action pending. Czechoslovak airlines would be crippled by a ban over Western Germany.
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United States
Germany
U. S
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
House
Oatis
Senate
State Department
Prague
Europe
War of Words Mars Anniversary
NEW DESI India and Pakistan marked four years since independence as leaders kept up a sharp exchange. India's Prime Minister Jaws harlal Mehra urged peace but warned readiness for the worst. Pakistan's Premier Liaquat Ali Khan told citizens to expect an emergency at any moment.
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India
P—inda
Pakistan
Jawsharlal Mehra
Liaquat Ali Khan
Bewildered Navy Man Says He Is In But Not In Navy
Henry G. Olszewski, 34, a World War I machinist and Korean War veteran, returns to Great Lakes awaiting discharge after a paperwork mix up. He was ordered back to active duty in 1950 but discharged later. a Navy clerk later claimed he hadn’t been in the Navy since July 17, 1950, leaving Olszewski puzzled and awaiting resolution.
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Olszewski
Great Lakes
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Olzewski
Okinawa
Saipan
Loretta
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Olewsai
Chen
Koreal
Askari
Hungnam
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Oleewski
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Great
Jedicer
New Polio Cases Reported Across Upstate New York
Albany reports 68 new polio cases last week, raising the year total to 263. Suffolk counts 10, Nassau 0? Noting counties with cases: Nassau City? The text shows 15 in Nassau County, 10 in Suffolk, Onondaga 8, Erie 7, Albany 4, Broome 3. State Health Department compares this week to prior weeks and a 1930 epidemic year.
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Upstate
New York
State Health Department
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New York City
New York State
Assau County
Suffolk County
Onondaga
Erie
Albany County
Broome
Korea marks third birthday in Pusan amid double celebration
In Pusan Korea, President Syngman Rhee and about 1,000 political leaders marked the Republic of Korea's third birthday with speeches and parades. President Truman's message to Rhee pledged support as infantry and armored units paraded and planes roared overhead on the day also marking six years since Japan's surrender and end of occupation.
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Republic of Korea
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Earthquake Disaster in Turkey Claims 56 Lives
An earthquake near Yeniyol in Turkey killed at least 56 people and injured many more, with authorities reporting about 10,000 farm animals dead and 423 houses destroyed as aftershocks continued to rattle the stricken region. Communication to many towns remained severed weeks after the quake.
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UPA
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Turkey
Josef Statin
Cam
Mac Report Is Weighed By Senate Inquiry Theories
Washington senators weighing recommendations from weeks of hearings on President fruman and General Douglas MacArthur may convene joint sessions of the Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees. Senator Russell, presiding officer, outlined two goals: finish a conference on agricultural funds and ensure that actions on the $8.5 billion foreign aid bill do not be disrupted. Senate action remains suspended until the House acts.
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D.-Ga
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate House
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Senate Committee
House
Soviet discontent and Western influence blamed in US report
A State Department dispatch quotes an unidentified Soviet official claiming Russians hate the Red regime and that a 20 year lag will restore influence lost after the war. The U S Army cites Western contact as the main discontent source as forces remain in France. Paris military sources note the European command reshaped supply lines and aided escapes through the conflict zone.
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Red
Jo Lo
France
Jove
European Command
Tax Rebels Challenge Treasury Tax Demands in Dallas Edict
Dallas tax case centers on nine women and a broader group resisting social security tax collection for servants. Internal Revenue officials report seizures, penalties and interest assessed for fourth quarter and first quarter nonpayment, with processing continuing on subsequent quarters and warnings issued to those ignoring notices.
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Bank
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Lineteen
Elis Campbell, Sr
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rowenives
Ma Jconstitsional
Theme
AFL CLO Split Urged by Executive Council
The AFL CIO executive council will recommend to the federation convention next month that it advance 30 percent aid cooperation with the CLO in the United Labor Party. The council in Montreal last week also urged dissolution of the LLPC to preserve day to day unity with the CLO amid tensions.
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CLO
United Labor Potey Committee
Montreal
LLPC
AFL
CIO
Macy Spurns Compromise in Suffolk County Primary
In Suffolk County politics, co-Congressman Macy rejects a proposed compromise on party leadership. Macy vows a showdown next Tuesday to retain party chairmanship after a rejected plan backed by Lindsey Henry and others.
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Long Island
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Macy
County Clerk Race Fallout Reveals County GOP Split
A fractured Suffolk County GOP deal surfaces with Macy resigning as county chairman and Plummer leaving county clerk race. Incumbent R Ford Hughes would step aside from county chairman, while a compromise slate led by Surrogate Richard W Hawkins would back both factions. The plan aims to end the feud before the 1954 convention and county election.
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Plummer
Rave
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