Soviet denounces US blockade of Korea as aggression
Moscow called the American naval blockade of Korea an act of aggression and warned the United States to bear the consequences. The Soviet note, responding to U S Ambassador Alan Kirk, rejected UN Security Council premises and said the blockade violates UN principles. Russia also rejected appeals by Britain and the United States to influence North Korea to end the conflict.
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Nehru Calls for Reds in UN to End Korean War
Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said the return of Soviet Russia and admission of Communist China to the United Nations are prerequisites to ending the Korean hostilities. He offered mediation if requested, and said India has sought UN membership for Peiping to restore UN normality. He said the Security Council must seek a cease fire and label North Korea the aggressor, while mediation is possible only if military action ceases.
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Troopers raid spa in Saratoga gambling bust
Saratoga Springs residents learned of a state police raid in which three persons were arrested for possessing slot machines. Twelve troopers led by Capt. Joseph A. Steeley seized six slot machines at a gas driving range and at two newspaper and magazine stores. City police did not participate. Fines totaling 100 dollars were paid. Elizabeth H. Philips, 40, store operator, paid 50 dollars for possessing slot machines and policy slips. John P. Collins, 58, and Audrey G. Wallcott, 22, paid 25 dollars each for possessing slot machines.
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Elizabeth H. Philips
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Nephew of King To Write Column for Daily Mail
King George’s nephew the Earl of Harewood has been hired as a music critic for the London Daily Mail. The 27-year-old peer will write a column twice a month. He recently sold a large estate near Leeds for 257,010 pounds to pay inheritance taxes after his father’s death in 1947.
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Porter's mistaken slang sticks baker shop in Far Rockaway scene
New York dispatch reports Arthur Brown, 19, employed as a porter for a bakery chain, announced he was there to slick up the store. Clerk Patricia Ayres fled, fearing a stickup, and Brown spent 45 minutes at the police HQ before proving he meant to tidy the shop.
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Valley Forge Jamboree Winds Down After Big Scout Gathering
Valley Forge Pa tolls 47000 Boy Scouts depart by rail road and road as four winds scatter to 48 states two territories and 19 nations. Final assemblies close with a world brotherhood theme and the campfire tradition ends as cleanup crews clear the site and host council Pennsylvani Delaware and Maryland prepare to restore Washingtons camp. Dr Schuck urges Scouts to carry home a goal of world friendship and understanding.
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McCarthy Clashes Over State Dept in Korea Report
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin energized a Senate feud with Secretary Acheson accusing him of sabotaging Congress aims in Korea. The State Department rebutted, calling the charges distortions as the Foreign Relations Committee prepares a closed-door session on a preliminary report. The panel, started March 8, debates extending inquiry into Communists in government amid broad East Asia tensions.
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Wartime Regulations Return in Korea Crisis
Washington reports wartime controls creeping back amid tension over Korea. Civilians face new travel limits and pass requirements as military personnel access shifts expand. Capitol Building security tightened with shorter hours and more guards, officials say these steps stop short of broad rationing or controls.
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Two Wrecks In 24 Hours Investigated
Santa Fe officials probe two El Capitan derailments within 24 hours. First wreck near Santa Fe kills nine and injures 70 as trains collided on parallel tracks. Second derailment at Galesburg involves no fatalities. Investigators seek cause while rail and airline authorities discuss emergency plans and liability protections.
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El Capian Westbound Wreck Leads to Night Train Mishap
Yesterday's crash prompted Santa Fe No 21 to derail or falter last night as crews reported another mishap on the westbound line. Officials cautioned travelers about delays and possible service adjustments during the investigation.
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Slayers Meditate On Fatal Date
In Dwight Indiana two women Blanche Dunkel and Eve lyn Smith aged 59 and 63 remain in solitary confinement due to a judge's ruling from 15 years prior. They murdered a grocery clerk on July 4 1935 and were sentenced to 180 years each on August 1935 with a stipulation to solitary meditation on each anniversary of the crime.
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Philippine aid vote prompts train aid plan
In Galesburg the Burlington Santa Fe track transfer line saw a locomotive derailment as a four-unit diesel train moved onto the right of way. No injuries were reported. The cabinet voted to send food and medicine to South Korea, pledging emergency relief.
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