Soviet Veto Blocks Germ Warfare Probe at U N
United Nations clashed as the Soviet Union vetoed an American bid for an on the spot investigation into germ warfare charges against U S troops in Korea. Ambassador Gross urged condemnation of the alleged fabrications aimed at undermining UN efforts.
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Vetutu
Red Cross
United States
United Nations
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Security Council
Korea
Jacob A. Malik
Gross
North Korea
Red China
World Health Organization
Soviet Union
Gimmicks Flag Red Truce Proposal in Korea Talks
Red negotiators offered a new plan to break the truce deadlock in Korea but Allied spokesmen warned of gimmicks. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr. said the plan may be important or not. The Reds proposed easing prisoner demands and secret sessions. UN spokesman Brig. Gen. William P. Nuckols noted many gimmicks and possible rejections of nonvoluntary repatriation. Concluded on Page 2.
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Moonsan
Korea
Wiliam K. Harrison
United Nations
Steel Strike In 32d Day Grips U S Industry
In Cleveland the steel strike enters its 32nd day as layoffs surge and 800000 workers participate or are put off amid plant shutdowns in autos. Nash Kenoha Stude Baker furlough thousands. GM expects idle workers at a bazooka shell plant. Big Six firms meet and vow a solid front against union demands.
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Cleveland, O
America
Nash Automobile Company
Kenosha
Wis
Studebaker
Superliner United States Sails On Maiden Voyage
New York reports the superliner United States sails today on its maiden voyage to Europe. About 1,700 holiday passengers and a 1,000 crew embark at noon as harbor fanfare tops prior bow send offs for a new ship.
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New York
United States
Europe
Pulit
America
Eisenhower homecoming prompts cautious voter reaction
Marquis Childs analyzes how Eisenhower’s return failed to ignite widespread enthusiasm as voters saw a cautious politician in a business suit rather than a war hero. The page notes regular features and sections across Wells & Atecoree Bridge Radio-TV and other columns.
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Eisenhower
Marquis Childs
Kiowa marshal pleads accidental shooting in firecracker incident
Kiowa Oklahoma city marshal James Nolan Smyth charged with murder after shooting Johnny Smith in the back while policing illegal firecrackers. He says the weapon fired by accident as he chased three youths, claiming he intended to fire into the ground. Witness Roy Wheeler says Smyth warned the boys before the shooting.
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Kiowa
Okla
James Nolan
Buck) Smyth
Johnny Donald Smith
Smyth
Tkah
Young Smith
Roy Wheeler
Wheeler
Red Shells Pound Hills in Western Korea Front
Communist artillery shelled Old Baldy and T-Bone Hills as UN forces pressed back probing Reds near Yonchon. Allied air power, limited by five days of grounding, struck back at supply lines while authorities counted 3,783 shells fired along the front through Wednesday.
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Seoul
Korea
Old Baldy
T-Bone
Yonchon
Gawn
Eighth Army
Ridgway Arrives in Copenhagen Amid Security Cordon
General Matthew Ridgway, Allied Supreme Commander in Europe, arrived in Copenhagen to a police cordon that blocked a threatened Communist demonstration. Danish officials recalled Paris riots and the airport was fully guarded. 22 would be demonstrators were arrested.
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INS
Matthew
Ridgway
Europe
Norway
Paris
Police search for man with Santa Claus whiskers
In Sonla Mich police hunt a man described as having Santa Claus whiskers after he traded a 3 year old girl Rhoda Taylor for a $20 bill she took from her mother’s purse. The incident involved an ice cream cone exchange and an apparent theft of the money.
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Sonla
Mich
Rhoda Taylor
Four Years Change Dewey's Political Trajectory
ARTHUR EDSON reports in CHICAGO UP that four years alter the political landscape as Thomas E. Dewey arrives for the Republican convention. Once eyed as the presumptive president, he now lands amid speculation and press scrutiny, with reporters awaiting his first remarks.
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Chicago
Thomas EF. Dewey
East 43Rd St
New York City
Dewey
Philadelphia
May Probe Infiltration of Treasury by Reds
Senate internal security subcommittee may investigate Communist infiltration of the Treasury and other fiscal agencies. Chairman McCarran said a one month probe of the Institute of Pacific Relations revealed evidence of Treasury penetration during the war and the panel may pursue the issue unless another group acts.
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Reds
Washington C
McCarran
D-Nev
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Treasury Department
Institute of Pacific Relations
Ip.r
Baby Ring Case Near End
Brooklyn attorney Marcus Siegel 53 on trial in Kings County Court charged with forgery perjury and placing children for adoption. Prosecution alleges he ran a baby ring across the East and to Florida and sold infants for 1500 to 34500. His lawyers rested and summations set for today.
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New York
Brooklyn
Marcus Siegel
Siegel
Kings County
Carmine J. Marasco
East
Florida
Eight Die in Winnipeg Bus Crash Near City
Eight persons killed and 20 injured when a Winnipeg bound Greyhound bus crashed into the rear of a semi truck about 14 miles south of the city. One injured passenger listed in critical condition.
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Winnnipeg CP
Greyhound
Here
Republican platform promises policy critique in Chicago text
Senator Eugene D. Millikin of Colorado, chairing the G.O.P. platform committee, pledged a sharp critique of Truman Roosevelts policies both foreign and domestic. He said the party would distinguish supporters and critics of the current administration as subcommittees work behind closed doors on their topics.
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Chicago
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
G.O.P
Outfit
Millikin
Britain to check Pacific defenses in New Zealand mission
A joint New Zealand army navy and air force mission will depart Wellington next Wednesday to inspect defenses on the South Pacific island chain. The group will visit Tarawa Fiji Funafuti Tonga Western Samoa and Rarotonga and will be accompanied by a Commonwealth liaison staff.
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Britain
Dominion
New Zealand
South Pacific
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Air Force
Wellington
Wednesea
Colo Wea
Tarawa
Fiji
Funafuti
Tonga
Western Samoa
Rarotonga
Commonwealth
Senate Action Calls for Steel Strike Settlement
The Senate passed a resolution urging both sides in the month old steel strike to seek a speedy settlement. Sponsored by Humphrey Lehman Moody, it expresses the Senate's opinion, requires no House action, and asks disputants to reach an interim Accord and resume production in the national interest amid the Korean War mobilization.
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Washington
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Lehman
D-Ltd
Taft delegates press fight as Eisenhower counters in pre convention clash
In Chicago Taft task force races new Louisiana delegates while Eisenhower flies from Denver to rally support. Taft urges Eisenhower to attack Truman and Acheson. The contest shifts to Mississippi Missouri and Texas as 43 seats come into play with the national convention one week away.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
National Committee
Dwight D.eisenhower
Truman
Louisiana
Tait
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Denver
Nebraska
Iowa
Taft
Acheson
Brannan
Costello Contempt Appeal Denied by Court
The U S Court of Appeals unanimously rejects gambler Frank Costello's appeal from his contempt conviction for walking out of Senate crime committee hearings in March 1951. He was sentenced April 10 to 18 months in jail and a $5,000 fine and remains free on $5,000 bail pending appeal.
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New York
LLP
United States Court of Appeals
Frank Costello
Congress
Costello
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Bomber Crashes Near Bradenton Florida
A B 47 medium jet bomber crashed and burst into flames near Myakka City about 23 miles southeast of Bradenton. Sgt. F G Burghart of the Florida Highway Patrol reported there were no signs for life.
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Bradenton
Fla
Myakka City
F. G. Burghart
Florida Highway Pattrol
Pliny S Towne Dies Oldest H J Employe
Pliny S Towne, 89, longtime Herald Journal employee and veteran of the Syracuse Herald lineage, died last night at his Skaneateles home. He began with the paper in 1884, worked through many roles, and was known for reliability despite weather and distance challenges. His death leaves a void for many colleagues who valued his sturdiness and faithfulness over nearly seven decades in journalism.
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Pliny
Towne
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Herald-Journal
Skaneateres
Syracuse
Herald
Truman May Run for Senate in Democratic Ticket
Missouri officials foresee Truman listed as U S Senate candidate rather than for reelection with J E Buck Taylor possibly substituted on the November ticket if Taylor secures the nomination Critics say a deal could be arranged if Chicago nominates Truman favors Adlai Stevenson for the presidential bid Concluded on Page 2 Column 5.
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Jack Bell
Kansas City
Truman
United States Senate
Missouri
J. E. “Buck” Taylor
Senate
Taylor
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Stevenson
Russians Release 3 American Priests After Border Capture
In Berlin the Russians freed three Chicago priests Martin Borowczyk George Gorski and Bronislaus Sokolowski and a German tour guide Mrs Katharina Winkler after about 30 hours in Russian custody. The priests belonged to the National Catholic Welfare Conference and were released at 430 PM on the border between West and East Berlin.
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Berlin
West
East Berlin
United States Army
Chicago
Martin Borowczyk
George Gorski
Bronislaus Sokolowski
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Katharina Winckjer
We Make Young Colts Out of Old 43s
A humorous window placard at a steam bath emporium proclaims We Make Young Colts Out of Old 43 s inviting curiosity. The playful line reflects vintage local humor and wordplay.
Fireworks and Heat Foresee Classic July Weather
A warm humid Fourth of July weekend forecast with thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow morning. A Pacific high pressure system is expected to bring cooler and drier air by late tomorrow, lasting through Saturday and possibly Sunday. Winds from the south to southwest at 20 mph with gusts up to 35 mph during storms, then westerly at 15-25 mph after.
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Mercury
Oneida Lake
Women protest stockings with political slogans in Chicago
In Chicago at the Conrad Hilton Hotel women at the Republican and Panahbliican headquarters wear stockings bearing "I Like Ike" or "No Graft With Taft" on their ankles. They complain the lettering makes their ankles look thick and say the stockings are uncomfortable.
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Chicago
Panahbliican Canvantian
Conrad Hilton Hotel
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