Congress Reopens War Unity on Korea and Europe
Congress returns with a wartime unity mood urging broader U.S. action in Korea and on European fronts. Senators Knowland Taft and Magnuson push for stronger measures, including possible land forces beyond the 38th parallel and executive authority to regulate suspected fronts.
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Orient
Senanrs
Knowland
Flanders
Millikan
Rhea Senate
United States
38Th Parallel
North
Urumat
Paralel
Area Toll: Three Killed Ten Injured In Crashes
On the Fourth of July weekend, three killed and ten injured in crashes across Ithaca Potsdam and surrounding area. In Ithaca, a man and woman died as their cars skidded and overturned on Auburn road near Ithaca. two others hospitalized when a sedan left the highway near a curve north of the fly line. A baby boy died in a wreck near Potsdam Bucks Bridge on the Madrid highway. seven others injured. Victims include Connie Bohne 20 and Anthony Mangino 23. In Potsdam an infant, Wayne Fredenburg 4 months, died. eight injured, including Gene Ramsey 10, Kenneth Ramsey 27, and Mary Jane Fredenburg. Additional injuries to Lloyd Tantreau and others.
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Upsace
Talen Ao
Auburn Road
Ithaca
Potsdam
Potsdam-Bucks
Madrid
Charity
Kenneth Fredenburg
Win- Snng
Mary Jane Fredenburg
Lawrence Fredenburg
Lioyd Tantreau
Norwood
Weather Outlook Warm Holiday Storm Passage in Syracuse
A cold front crossed Syracuse after midnight lowering temperatures from 61 to 55 F with increasing clouds but no precipitation. Sun broke through by morning and winds shifted from south to west. Tonight’s low around 54 F, tomorrow’s high near 56 F. sunnier and warmer through Tuesday holiday.
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Syracuse
Zair
Alex Sadowiski
Sadowski
Birthday Gift or Death Sentence in Court for Murder
John Law faced a death sentence after being sentenced in court for strangling Jack Goldsmith. His claim that the date marked his 36th birthday was noted as he faced a severe penalty. Eight crewmen were saved after a four engine B 50 bomber crash during a mission near MacDill Air Force Base.
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John Law
Gighl
Jack Goldsmith
Sai
Lars
Tampa
Fla
Del
Masung
Samuel Joseph
MacDill Air
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Tampa Bay
First troop plane roars off for Korea in Japan
Photo shows two U.S. Army C-54 transport planes taking off in Japan as infantrymen head to Korea. The operation is backed by an umbrella of fighter aircraft, marking renewed air support for American forces in the Korean theater.
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Japan
America
U. S
Wus Aarport
South Korea
Aysads
Vraing Ther
Soviet line on Korea reassures Eastern Europe
Soviet controlled papers in Berlin report Moscow will avoid direct intervention in Korea. They frame U S and Soviet exchanges as clarifying the Korean question while East bloc media note tension easing and warn against a broader war in Europe.
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Berlen
Vanes Woey
Germany
Taeguthe Rundschau
Moscow
Wold
Troops Pour In In Korea Face Long Campaign
Washington dispatches describe a grim, protracted South Korean defense as US forces brace for a tough, costly major push to repel North Korean advances. Conflicting reports place Suwon under threat with Han River lines shifting, signaling a drawn out struggle ahead for American backed forces.
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Washington
Aghlen
Tokyo
Suwon
U 3
Nad] Wean
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Uefanse
Han River
Strike Halts For Navy Job
Millipsburg workers strike halts production at Ingersoll Rand plant as UPS labor dispute spreads. Navy orders pumps for USS Pineapple Sea after a six day shutdown. Union Local 451 negotiates return to work for one Navy assignment. pumps assembled then halted again by 4:30 PM.
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Stude
Veterans question recall status after war emergency ends
A U S officials said non reserve veterans cannot be recalled once discharged if they did not sign up for new commissions, even amid a Presidential call up. Air Force would review rolls and offer new commissions to those wanting them, while some discharged officers would not be recalled.
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Air Force
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Timy
Esse Danumissions
Gome
Latheru
Sartine
Shane Cout
Sunjedi
Todays Features Amid Amicus Revised Local Pages
Amicus revised features appear across pages with editorial notes on culture dining and society. Regular sections include amusements letters churches obituaries sports and editorial cartoons with page references for readers to follow.
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Caeck
Too Early Loud Fourth Party Leads to Fine
William Knapp of 303 Tully Street was fined five dollars after pleading guilty to an early July Fourth celebration that drew complaints. Police Judge William Enmoerich imposed the penalty this morning, with neighbors noting the disturbance as officials arrested James Driscoll and Tahn Stonger who helped lead the youth.
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Wiliam Enmoerich
Knapp
James Driscoll
Tahn Stonger
Die in Blast At Oil Refinery Die in Blast At Oil Refinery
A Sun Ray Oil Co refinery near Santa Maren is wrecked by an explosion. Two distilling towers burned, storage reserves damaged, and several workers were injured with superintendent Ken Ara Bank sunk Tred A Meadams 29 of Orenti Calif. dead, Walter Peverley 55 a pipefitter from Santa Me injured, hospitalized. Cause undetermined.
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Sun Ray Oil Co
Ore
Mino
Kenara Bank
A. Meadams
Orenti
Calif
Esplosian
Walter Peverley
Santa Me
Slum Clearance Deadline Extended in Washington
Government today extended the initial deadline for slum clearance and urban redevelopment applications. The original due date was today and is now pushed to December 3 by the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Ineal
Therma Apiny
Minante Agenes
Miami's No. 1 political reshuffle noted
Fragmented text indicates changes in Florida leadership and census figures. Preliminary references to Genees AnMOnCed and Ist RAG droppin hint at election or population data. The garbled OCR yields 217 2R2 and 272,172 as unclear numbers linked to the 7940 census.
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Dacksong
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Britain to Send RAF Into Battle in Korea War
London reports the Royal Air Force will join United Nations forces fighting the Communist invasion of Korea. A War Office spokesman denied reports that British troops in Southeast Asia would be sent to Korea, and said Britain’s contribution would be at sea for now.
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Canadian Destroyers Set to Join U S Fleet in Pacific
Three Canadian destroyers Sioux Cayuga and Algthabaskan prepared final supplies today at Esquimalt for dispatch to Pearl Harbor. Naval spokesmen said crews near half with combat service ready to sail, awaiting UN backed action in Korea as Defense Department ordered the ships ready for movement.
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Ship Shelled By Chinese Warships Near Hong Kong
The Norwegian motor vessel Mui Jen with hundreds of Chinese passengers arrived at port after being shelled by two Nationalist warships five miles off Tong Kong and Lin An Island. Captain Svendsen reported about ten shells fired before signaling the ship's true destination was clarified.
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Kong
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Han River Crossed Korea War Update From Front Lines
Urgent dispatch reports Red forces crossing the Han River and advancing toward Suwon as American and South Korean troops shift positions. MacArthur headquarters deny Suwon occupation, while front lines indicate fighting near Kum River with air and naval actions hampered by rain.
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MacArthur
John Church
Suwon
Seau
Seoul
Sorse
Jang Streagh
Continuous Air Shuttle Report From Japan Front
The US Army moves troops from Japan toward Korea in a steady flow. Infantry units are organized for a rapid deployment as frontline grip tightens with logistics and transport shaping the early airlift. Units pass rifles and gear as they assemble for the Pacific theater push.
Air force says C-54 crash in Pusan killed 23
An Air Force spokesman said an airlift flight bound for South Korea crashed at Pusan, killing 23 people including five crew members. The aircraft was not on a mission carrying missiles, and no troops were aboard. The original release reported no survivors.
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South Korea
Pusan
United States
Lana
Korea Commission Members in Taejon Arrive for Talks
Twenty two members of the United Nations Commission on Korea arrived in Taejon, the provisional capital of South Korea. Commission chairman Dr Liv and Arthur P. Jameson of Australia conferred with American ambassador John J. Muccio and Korean Premier Sin Man Mo, and they planned to meet President Syngman Rhee the following day. The delegation had traveled from Seoul to Japan earlier in the week.
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New York
Sevon
Hae
Japan
Suwon
Seoul
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Korea
United Nations Commission On Korea
South Korea
Liv
Korean War Tests Red Cross Rules
TOKIO Japan International Red Cross Delegate Frederick Benn asked General Douglas MacArthur for permission to enter Korea. He said the Korean War would be the first test of the 11 month old convention protecting the sick and wounded and prohibiting silence to noncombatants, hostage taking and executions except by secular courts.
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Japan
Rod Cross
Frederick Benn
Douglas
Mailmen Demand Action Over Dog Attacks in Texas
Texas mail carriers meeting in Wichita Falls called for state law to hold dog owners liable for injuries to mail personnel. Association president Lyle W. Graham of Dallas spoke, saying current rules fail to address the dog bite issue and enforcement.
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