Truce Talks Split Into Subcommittee Phase At UN Session
Negotiators in Munsan divert truce discussions into phased work. A two member subcommittee from each side will meet at 1am tomorrow to draft a military demarcation line and a buffer zone, while full delegations pause sessions. Joy and Mam negotiate a reduced team and possible line modifications.
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Robert B. Tuckuan
Munsan
Woren
Ayyn- Istiga
Korea
Syracuse Vine
Kaesang
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Mam HH
Joy
Naii 31
Lee Song Cho
Hsieh Fang
Henry I. Howes
U.S. Eighth Army
William P. Nupkola
Priday
LN W
Lnes
Nama
Ethiopians See Action in Korean Front
Ethiopian troops joined United Nations forces on the Korean front as the first African ground unit committed. The Eighth Army reported sharp engagements with stubborn enemy resistance on eastern and western flanks as UN forces withdrew after afternoon battles. Western action occurred northeast of Ko Tangpo near the 38th Parallel. additional reconnaissance pushed Reds back between Ko Tangpo, Kaeseng, and the cease-fire site. A Navy note tallies 10,760 enemy killed in six months of blockade off the west coast centered on Wonsan.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
Rond
Tangpo
Ko- Tangpo
Kaeséng
Worsan
UN Council Sparks Suez Canal Row and Babys Grocery Drama
The U N Council debates the Suez Canal crisis as Egypt blockades the waterway. In a separate incident in Chicago a woman finds her three year old daughter Peggy Ann pushing a stroller toward a yard, calling her dolly.
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UN Council
Suez Canal
Dakarsh
Egypt East Side
Suezz Canal
Robert Jones
Nnl
Porathy — Eget
Chicago
Rotativ
Pegsy Ann
Dolly
President Truman Comment On Presidential Prospects And Japan Pact
President Truman said many are ambitious for the presidency but few realize the burden. He affirmed Japan’s peace reply will be signed and suggested no outside force can derail signing arrangements at San Francisco. He noted Russia’s attendance at the treaty ceremony but warned against expected influence on the conference.
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Russia
San Francisco
Douglas Macarthur
Pacific
Department
MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Union
News Center
Washington
United Bee
Nana
Chen
Moscow
U. S
Eisenhower
Sanj
Francisco
Thele Ralse
Lui
Wooly
Truman
Mooscow
San Franciscn Ney
United States
Cadet Honor Violations Spill From Military Academy
An exodus of cadets accused of honor code violations continues today as about half of the 90 on the list have already returned. Parents and friends gathered while officials report transfers, resignations, and the ongoing handling of the case as cadets depart or face disciplinary actions.
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Water Hills
Jobn Kidder
Fairfeld
Conn
Homer
Chastain
Abel
Pollo
Boston
Mass
Gen. Academy
Ander
Orelwnite
Troylon
DoUglas MacArthur
Rener Norie
Massachussetts
Jaune
Today’s Features Open With National Leaders and Debates
Marius Childs writes on the editorial page about upcoming six weeks and the next three years, urging readers to consider power dynamics in land and sea while balancing moderation and synergetic policy. Regular features span Amusements 58, Editorials 20, and Letters 16 with Classified 60-A and more. Page references include Radio-TV 49 and Pictures on page 24.
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America
Anization
Moderstandige
Bridge
Letlers
Ing. Rep
City Life
Beatie
Socia
Death of Red Navy Rear Admiral Velichko at 46
The Soviet Navy paper Red Fleet reported Rear Admiral Tyan Velichko died suddenly at age 46. He had served as principal of the naval political school and was described as a capable road organizer and demanding commander.
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Moscov iFh
Red Firot Today
Tyan Velichko
Velichko
Naval Political School
Egyptian Leads Field In English Channel Swim Race
An Egyptian led a field of 20 swimmers including seven women racing the English Channel toward Dover for $19,600 in prizes. Weather rough, first five miles completed near Griz Nez as a yacht aided the lead vessel. One boat sank and the Marech Hassan reported the sinking to officials while reporters followed the event.
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Dover
Eng
English Channel
White Cliffs
Sfcials
Egypt
Marech
Italians And 2 Gls Are Named On Mission
The Defense Department said Maj. William V. Holohan was killed by two fellow American servicemen with no Italian involvement. Aldo Teardi and Carl LaDolee are named as principals. Teardi hatched the plot over arms aid to Communist partisans, while LaDolee is said to have drawn the two of spades to secure the assignment. The case spans OSS operations and postwar inquiries.
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Washington
Italy
Defense Department
Department
William V. Holohan
Office of Strategic Services
Uf. &.Sory
Aldo Scatdi
Pittsburgh
New York City
Teardl
Holohan
Carl G. LaDolee
Jem Rochester
LaDolee
Lwo
Hin
Teardi
Berlin Police Deter Red Demonstrations Today
West Berlin police quickly halted Communist efforts to stage new demonstrations in Allied zones. Police rushed to the east west border as thousands of Communist delegates massed at three points along the ring. Yesterday's clash with 14,000 Red Youths left many injured officials report 432 hurt.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Cosmunist
Wind shifts bring $530 lost money back to Trexel
Mrs. Ruth May Tresel of Kirkay wins recovery of $530 after a downtown mishap. Police recovered the cash with help from Miss Margaret Williams of Scipio Center. a later report notes a mysterious man with a mustache supposedly returned the remaining funds, while Judge Harry H. Skerritt rules Tresel is only entitled to the recovered amount.
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Tony
Mra
Ruth May Tresel
Kirkay
Warren
Fayette
Trexel
John A. Kinney
Cool, fair weather for the outlook and winds
Weatherman Andrew P. Kelley predicts clear and cool conditions. Rain showers will continue until early tonight with muggy air, then clear as the temperature drops to near 5 degrees before morning. Tomorrow brings fair weather with a high of 77, cool conditions into Saturday, and winds shifting to north and northeast at 15 to 20 mph.
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Andrew P. Kelley
Keller
Doctor Picks Up Wrong Bottle In Fatal Drug Test
Dr Donald Stoughter of the University of South Dakota reports a lab accident in Vermilion where a doctor on trial injections and two others died after receiving the wrong drug bottle during a painkiller and cortisone test. The inquest records show the staff doctor, a technician, and Mrs Pearson were among those given injections.
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South Dakota
Donald Stoughter
University of South Dakota Medical School
Tack Chifford
Acdus
Pearson
Clifford
der. Slaughter
Dr. Slaughter
Poraona
Slaughter
Ated
Dallas
Tex
Wietslay
Dr. Slaughter Sai
Pr. Slaughter
Quill Claims 10000 NY Police Sign On With Union
Quill, international president of the C J O Transport Workers Union, says 10000 of New York City's 19000 policemen have joined his union. He announced this before the rescheduled State Supreme Court hearing on Police Commissioner Monaghan's order restricting officer union membership.
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New York
Michael
Quill
C.J. O. Transport Workers Union
O Inl
George P. Monaghan
The Fine Line Chuckle On Compliments
A humorous reflection on how being called sound once felt like praise and how language shifts over time in everyday remarks. The snippet hints at nostalgia for phrasing and social nuance in past compliments.
Political Boss Must Testify In Saratoga Gambling Probe
A Saratoga County grand jury handed up two more indictments charging gambling and conspiracy tied to a city night club operation and suspected political corruption. Dr Arthur J Leonard, Democratic leader and public safety commissioner, was ordered to testify despite ill health. The indictments name Newmans Lake House operators and other associates, with prosecutors signaling further arrests and possible payoffs tied to public officials.
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Harry O'Donnell
Ballston Spa
Sar Riteen Wight Club
He Artest
John M. Minton
Saratoga County
Dewey
Leo J. Hagerty
Arthur J. Leonard
Saratoga Springs
Newman's Lake House
Gerard E. King
John J. King
Gerard
Eal New York UP
Long- Minton
Mnes
New
York
Llegal
Plers
Kambliriz
Minton
Spoonacd
Dr Leonard
Teslil
Wills
Calum
Langie Led $50 Million Bootlegging Syndicate, Senate Told
Edwin Baldwin of Summit New Jersey testified before the Senate Crime Committee that Abner Langie Zwillman ran a bootlegging syndicate which netted about 50 million dollars in six years. Baldwin named Zwillman and Joseph Roeinfeld as top leaders in a northern New Jersey operation that supplied most illicit liquor during Prohibition, linking them to Waxey Gordon and Durlin Schultz cases and deeming others as petty by comparison.
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Washington
Treasury Intelligence
Senate Crime Committee
Abner
Langie
Zwillman
Edwin Baldwin
Summit
N. J
U. S
Baldwin
Joseph Roeinfeld
New Jersey
Poeneaatece
Waxey Gordon
Duren Schultz
New Yorke
Rheinfeld
ORE
Overa Bearings
Zwillmat
Cotioma
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OSS
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Aldg Tcardi
Associated Drees
William Y. Holohan
Vatat
Calfet
Corbin Filicn
Senate
Wirenhore
Gerard King
E. T. Sullivan
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