Yanks Bag Five More Red Jets In Korea Air War
In Korea the U S Fifth Air Force reports five Red MIGs shot down and five damaged in a tenth straight day of jet warfare. U S jets suffered no losses or damage. The tally for ten days shows 64 Red jets down and 32 damaged with 31 more damaged in separate engagements. A major 35 minute clash over Sinanju saw 29 F 86s against 50 MIG 15s with five MIGs down and one damaged. Ground actions were limited and United Nations forces held back Red probes.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
United Nations
Decontrol Too Risky
Washington price stabilizer DiSalle declared decontrol would be dangerous as price indexes rose in recent months. He cited three rising indices and said adjustments would be made upward where needed and reductions continued where fair, independent of market conditions.
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Washington
INS
DiSalle
Tim DiSalle
Two Iranian Senators Quit in Oil Row
IPARSN Iran reports that Abolghassem Najm and Mohammed Ali Sourouri resigned from Iran's government oil commission in protest over delays in nationalizing the oil industry seven months after the law and concession with British Anglo Iranian Oil Company were enacted.
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Iparsn
Iran
Oil Commission
Russia
Moisant International Airporeo Ot Attarn
New Orleans
Jig
Abolghassem Najm
Mohammed Ali Sourouri
AngloTranian Oil Company
Cinderella Off Script in Court Drama Over Money
Martha Morris De Vigier, 16, files for separate maintenance from Roland De Vigier, 23, claiming $10,000 monthly support and $75,000 attorney fees. She cites a 15 day European honeymoon and unkissed status, detailing a lavish wedding and life in Torrance California, Paris Notre Dame ceremonies, and a controversial engagement.
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Francisco
California
Martha Morris de Vigier
Roland de Vigier
Martha
Lfe
Torrance
Calif
de Vigier
Notre Dame
Paris
Stepinac to Return Home Under Conditional Freedom
In Belgrade a conditional release allows Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac to reside in a Krasic parish house near Zagreb. The Vatican leader, jailed for five years on wartime collaboration and plotting charges, denied all accusations, condemning communism and denouncing the court. The Tito regime, under pressure abroad, hinted it would release him if he left Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yugo Dlay
Msgr
Alojzije Stepinac
Tanjug
Krasic
Zagreb
Stepinac
Axis
Wstwar
Marshal Tito
Tito
Stepimac
Bost
Yugosla
United States
West
U. S
Doctor Freed In Spinster Death In Connecticut Case
BRIDGEPORT Conn GP Doctor Donald F Gibson was acquitted of manslaughter in the death of 74 year old Miss Elizabeth M Ayres The defense motion to dismiss was granted as the prosecution failed to prove its case The case revolved around an alleged effort to inherit a $100 000 fortune
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Brigeport
Conn
Donald F. Gibson
Elizabeth M. Ayres
Superior
Kenneth” Wynne Grantedl
United Nations Says Reds Use Double Talk At Panmunjom
UN Command accuses Communist truce negotiators of double talk to gain ends in Korea. Broadcast from Tokyo says Red proposal to freeze troops during an armistice masks withdrawal aims and would block replacements. Indictment notes by Newcomb mention 10 named in 26 gambling cases as grand jury weighs corruption charges. Israel reports President Weizmann in weak but stable condition after lung inflammation and heart-related issues.
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Korea
United Nations Command
Panmunjom
Voice of the
Tokyo
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John M. Minton
Dewey
Leo J. Hagerty
State Supreme Court
Indi
Ballston Spa
Vest
Coan
Addison Mallory
Sara
Wednesstaga Springs
James Parenti
Spe
Cial
Saratoga
Robert Hewitt
Mechanicville
Justice Hagerty
Tel Aviv
Israel
Chaim Weiz Fendants
Hibok Hibok eruption yields hundreds of bodies found
Philippine News Service reports more than 500 bodies recovered from the ash covered slopes of Hibok Hibok on Camiguin Island after a double eruption. Smoke continued to billow as rescuers estimate up to 2000 may have perished with ongoing rescue efforts led by Red Cross and local authorities.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Hibok
Camiguin Island
Philippines
Pacienco Ysdlina
Red Cross
Utecosite
Tornado Strikes New Orleans Industrial District
A freakish tornado tore through New Orleans early today, causing more than 1 million dollars in damage but no injuries. It traced a 400 to 600 foot wide path about 1,200 feet long, lasting five minutes from 2:37 A.M. No wind speeds could be clocked, though winds of 200 to 300 mph were possible.
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New Orleans
George L. ‘Canady
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Canady
Startling Tank Farm Blaze Rocks Detroit Refinery
A series of oil tanks exploded early today at the Socony Vacuum refinery in downriver Trenton, igniting a spectacular fire. Firemen, state police, and guards battled the blaze for over two hours, keeping two large storage tanks under watch as flames towered high into the sky. The incident disrupted nearby operations and drew wide attention as authorities assessed the damage and potential risks.
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Detroit
Socony
Vacuum ‘Oil. Co
Trenton
Turkey
Chikis
Priests Arrested in Shanghai on Revolutionary Charges
Hong Kong dispatch reports four Chinese priests were arrested in Shanghai authorities investigation for engaging in revolutionary activities against imperialists. The report cites Communist sources and cites charges tied to anti imperialist work.
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Hong Kong
INS
Communist
Shanghai
Driver Killed At Crossing
A car collision with a northbound Delaware Lackawanna and Western freight train near Apolial station killed Gordon Hollenbeck 28 of Homer R D 1. The crash occurred at 8 50 AM at the Daley road crossing. Engineer Edwin Hatter 56 said the car did not stop in time. The car was dragged 400 feet. the body was hurled 250 feet. Coroner Dr Marcus S Richards ruled death from a broken neck and crushing injuries. Traffic on the Cortland Syracus e branch was delayed about an hour.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western ‘Railroad
Apolial” Station
Gordon- Hollenbeck
1Homer,r.d
Daley ‘Rd
William McDermott
Lafayette State
Edwin ‘Hatter
Craig St
Hollenbeck
Marcus S. Richards
Taily
McDermott
Cortland-Syracuse
Cairo Police Fire On Demonstrators
Cairo police opened fire on student demonstrators surrounding the interior ministry building. Initial reports said many students were injured in protests over the killings of Egyptians by British troops in Suez. Similar demonstrations were reported in Alexandria.
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Cairo
Egypt
Interior Ministry
Suez
Alexandra
Robin Delays Departure In Central New York
A fat robin lingered in a big elm tree on Jamesville Pompey road in Central New York delaying its southward migration. Mrs James Gates observed the bird shivering in the rain as unseasonably warm weather slowed its departure.
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Robby
Southland
New York
James Gates
Jamesville-Pompey Road
South
Spa Jury Indicts 10 in Saratoga County probe
Ballston Spa report says five new indictments and ten named persons were returned today by a special grand jury investigating gambling and possible political corruption in Saratoga County. Some arrests and arraignments were expected later in the day.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
Wholesale Foods Take Price Drop
Wholesale food prices this week fell below the year-age level for the first time in 20 months, per the Dun and Bradstreet Foods Index. The index stood at 1.71 last week and 1.3 percent under the $6.77 year-ago level, signaling a rare decline after a long run above the prior year's mark.
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New York
Dun. & Bradstreet Foods
Hens Think It's Spring as Egg Prices Drop
Redfearn, with 21 years in the business, notes hens are confused by weather and market signals. wholesale egg prices fell across Chicago area stores with top grade A down seven cents a dozen, marking a 17 cent weekly drop the largest in 20 years. Agricultural data show production rising above demand, pushing supply higher and prices lower.
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Ontcago
Redfearn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicaine Exchange
Today s chuckle Some self made men should d to pre
The fragmentary item references a lighthearted joke note about self made men and a missing phrase. It gives no clear event people places organizations or dates to anchor a full news card.
Army Coach Brass Plans to Fire Blaik, Paper Says
Newark Evening News reports that Army plans to dismiss coach Blaik of the Army team after a football scandal. The story cites Frank Pace Omardhey Lawton Collins and others as approving the ouster, with Blaik to tie his own fate.
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Blaik
Newark
Pentagon
Cal Blaik
Newark, Evening News
Arthur
Sylvester
Washington
Blaike
Biaik
Army
Frank Pace
Omradhey
T Chiefs of Staff
J. Lawton’ Collins
Army Chief of Staff
Weather and tax talk muddled by fragmented report
Fragmented report notes light rain in Syracuse with temperatures dropping and a cold front. It mentions upcoming showers and a warm weather forecast, plus reference to a controversial $90 a year professional gambler’s stamp and tax law. Officials estimate up to 17,750 people affected by the gambler’s tax.
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New York
Syracuse
Washington
Emmient
Andrew P. Keller
John.b.duniap
Ana
Buffalo
Rochester
Kansas
No Evidence of Officials Tied to Tax Shakedown
Washington report shows House Ways and Means subcommittee chair Cecil R. King stating no direct testimony ties government officials to the tax shakedown. Teitelbaum described a $500000 fix offered by Caudle associate Frank Nathan to Caudle’s friend, with threats of jail if the sum was not paid. The hearing highlighted warnings about Caudle’s friendship with Nathan and other associates but found no conclusive government involvement.
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Washington
Cecil R. King
House
California
T. Lamarcaudle
Abraham Steitelbaum
al Capone
Caudle
Teitelbaum
Frank Nathan
Miami
Fla
Nathan
Bert’ K. Raster
Aid
Pittsburgh
General _ Services
Jess Lar
Big 44 Still Far Apart in Fifth Secret Disarmament Talks
Paris World News notes the Big Four enter a fifth round of secret disarmament talks with little movement. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky appears in a social mood at the United Nations General Assembly, but observers doubt any softening of Moscow’s stance. He reiterates the UN must first handle the atom bomb and establish controls to enforce compliance.
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Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
Uni Na’tions
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Optician Here May Aid Georgia Death
An elderly woman described as traveling from the North arrived at Savannah's Union Station seeking travel aid at Travelers Aid. She wore a black dress and hat and registered at a local hotel, with unclear cooperation from staff. The case involves a possible death linked to the man or persons unknown.
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Georgia
Travelers-Aid
Union
Savannah
Amelia
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