Truman Plans Nationwide Speech On Korea and Home Controls
A White House official said President Truman will address the nation in a televised fireside style report covering international affairs, Korea fighting, and domestic controls. No definite air date was set, and Congress action on economy legislation is pending. The plan envisions a single, comprehensive message, the first since the July 19 mobilization address.
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Thieves Loot Wac Paraplegic's Home In Westwood
Paraplegic resident Cath teri 16 O'Riley of Somerville returns to her home in Westwood to find it looted. The break in occurred while she was away, with robbers taking valuables and leaving the scene. Police investigate the burglary and urge any witnesses to come forward.
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First British Troops Land In Korea
British and American observers welcomed 1 500 troops as they landed in a South Korean port aboard HMS Unicorn and HMS Ceylon. Brigadier Be A Coad led Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and Middlesex Regiment. Maj. Gwyn, first Britisher on the gangplank, hailed the troops. An American Army band played, schoolgirls cheered, and carriers left for duty with two Australian destroyers offshore.
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Schenectady Man Elected New Grand Master
Harold I Blessing of Schenectady was chosen grand master of the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters of New York State at the 127th annual assembly. Other officers named include Harold Gardner Brockport grand treasurer Ira R Farguson Buffalo grand lecturer Rev Frank L Gosnell Carthage grand chaplain A C Anderson Buffalo fraternal correspondent and E Parker Waggloner Buffalo grand recorder. Schenectady was awarded the 1951 assembly to be held August 26 27.
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Missing Boy Scout Revealed Flunked First Class
New York police search for William G. Lipsel Jr 4 son of a Garden City CPA after officials say he failed to reach First Class. He vanished after being seen walking at a Port Jefferson camp and state police dogs traced a path toward a highway as investigators consider a ride toward New York City.
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Divorcee Wounds Man and Then Kills Self in Los Angeles
A 40 year old divorcee, Estele Jursik, shot her former employer Rudolph Fleiner 48 after he returned from a Las Vegas honeymoon, then killed herself. A note found in her briefcase said she could not live without him. Fleiner had fired her a month earlier after ending their relationship.
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Fleiner recounts altercation with Jursik in tense confrontation
An unclear transcript shows Fleiner describing a male intruder entering his office and shouting threats about shooting him, demanding arrangements of affairs as the exchange escalates into a menacing confrontation.
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