Three Days Receipts From Ice Cream Plant Burglary
Thieves stole 2713 dollars in cash and 875 dollars in checks from the Skippy Ice Cream Corp building at 425 E Adams St during a three day period. Entry was through a rear window, with the burglar trap described as a first major safe scene since May 12. Detectives Sam Amato and Joseph Richares investigated. Edward Warner reported the loss at 885 AM after discovering the front door entry.
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Skippy Ice Cream Corp
E. Adams St
Max Cohan
Mnanainge
William Metager
Chey
Sam Amato
Bnd
Josephymam Richares
Cohen
One Fire No Wartime Curbs Now
Washington reports that President Truman and his economic advisers see no wartime controls needed for the Korean conflict today. They warn controls would come if the war widens into a global struggle or triggers a major escalation. Officials note the economy could absorb a limited two alarm fire but a three to five alarm crisis would force drastic measures on manpower prices wages and material use.
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Washington
INS
Truman
House
Paper suspended by Chinese Reds in Shanghai edition
North China Daily News, the last non Communist English language paper in Shanghai, was suspended for three days after editors published a headline declaring North Korea at war with South Korea. The paper was accused of acting under American imperialist instigation.
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Mong Kong GP
Shanghai
North China Daily News
Red City
North Korea
South Korea
Ards
Oregon senator folds campaign meeting coverage into page mix
A fragmented clipping shows Senator Way of Oregon attending a Republican campaign meeting. The report suggests he helped swell contributions and contrasts with opponent Dave Homer, a dairy farmer, and Margi Childs notes. Other features listed include crosswords, letters, and radio TV pages.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dave Homer
Margi Childs
Earl Wilson
Financial
Winchell VW
British Cabinet Seeks War Report on Korea Situation
London dispatch notes the British cabinet reviewing Korea war status and directing defense committee to prepare a detailed military report. The report will be considered at another session Thursday with review of British commitments in light of prevailing circumstances.
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London
INS
Defense Committee
Rain Eases Heat With Expected Showers
A warm high pressure system drifted away allowing a rain front to dampen an 89 degree heat spell in Syracuse. forecasters say showers tonight and tomorrow will lower highs to the mid 80s with cooler, more comfortable conditions overnight as rainfall nudges annual totals toward normal.
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Searherman
Rosthlic
Syracuse
U. S
Hancock Airport
Egypt chooses no vote on United Nations reentry
Cairo informed that Egypt has decided not to vote for the United Nations reentry of Red China in the Security Council. The move follows a GP-informed assessment and signals Egypt's stance on the international issue.
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Cairo
Egypt
Informediarees
United Nations Reengnitan
China
Likely boosts in military funds after White House talks
Washington leaders indicated a probability of increased defense appropriations. Rayburn said Truman did not promise more funds but Congress would approve what is needed. Pentagon briefers warned against over optimism despite air strikes and noted forces in Korea could slow the Communist advance.
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Washington
Raylurn
D-Tex
Tioday
Sylding Rayburn
Truman
Rayburn
ITE
Congress
Pentagon
Asussor
United States
Korea
Navy Builds Huge Convoy To Korea From San Diego
Navy gears up a large convoy in San Diego to move Leaps and equipment to Korea. The 22,000-ton escort carrier Barloens Strait General ALB. Anderson and a cargo ship plus four destroyers are aboard with flatcars, tractors, and heavy gear arriving from Camp Pendleton.
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San Diego
Calif
Ancreey
Korea
Park
Barloens
Strait
Geraral Alb
Anderson
Badoeng Etat
Hawa Josil
Miny
Far East
Camp Pendicion Maniac
Dewey appoints General Clay head of State Civil Defense
Governor Dewey names General Lucius D. Clay to lead the State Civil Defense Commission to map plans for a potential atomic attack. Clay, former military governor of Germany, will devote full effort to the agency while serving with Dewey in Albany. Leo Lanning of Buffalo named as second appointed member. report notes Clay’s wartime Berlin leadership and expertise on Russian affairs.
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Albany
Lucinsto
Clay
Dewey
U. S
Germany
Dewet
Wns
Army
Continental Can Company, Inc
New York City
Dewey Lord
Berlin
Claywag
Bern
Hoorlé
Leo ¥. Lanning
Buffalo
Couple in Love Cabin Raid Ends With Wife’s Death
New York woman Andrea Gehr, 30, was shot dead during a raid on a mountain cabin near Paterson as she pursued her estranged husband Terbert Gehr 39 and his companion Dorothea Matthews 30. Police say the trio fled, were captured within hours, and Gehr admitted the motive related to a divorce dispute. Children of the couple include Stephen 1 Nancy 7 and Jane.
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Brewster
New York
Imena
Andrea Gehy
Germany
Terbert
Brandes Sting
Ifis Companian
Doroe
Thea Matthews
Quest Ening
STATE
Sail Gel
Paterson
Gehr
Ars Matthews
Aismonk
Weatehestst
Matthews
Stephen
Nancy
Jane
Matthewat
Great Neck
Two Die in Wotsville Air Crash in Michigan Field
A crash near Seluidge Field Michigan killed both pilots when their plane struck a mountain area during strong winds today. Fire engulfed the wreckage as state police recovered the bodies and withheld identification pending formal release.
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Wotsville
Patee Tenge Air
Seluidge Field
Mich
Here
AFL Itself To Skip Oath Described by Court
WASINGT0N UP The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled the American Federation of Labor need not take the non Communist oath under the Taft Hartley Act. In a 7 to 0 decision the court said the AFL is not a single organization within the act’s definition of a labor union.
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Wasilington
Dissrnet
Columbia Court of Appeals
American Federation of Labor
Aflo
Non-Communist Affidavits Target Unions
A federal crackdown on unions prompts a drive for non-Communist affidavits. Officials report AFL officials and others resisting, with affidavits challenged as the law requires. The scene involves national labor relations bodies and individual workers amid a tense probe.
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Came-Mathey
Pes Mopnes
Annarian
Richard Nilinis
Relations Board
Queers of the 4
AFL
Prosler
Poweshick
Planes Pound North Korean Armor In Highway Battle
In the Chonan sector a two seat fighter pilot reports U S planes strafed and bombed Red tank columns and overturned and burned vehicles along a highway near Sengi, about 25 miles northwest of Wonsan. Air support disrupted enemy columns as infantry pressed forward in squad formations. Concluded on page 2.
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Charle TV
UR Tarce Mase
Aly
Chonan
Wwen
Guan
Lerrife
Air Force 15
Ag Loundings
Sengi
Seven GIs Found Slain in Korea After Ambush
Reports say seven American soldiers were found dead along a roadside in Korea, their hands bound behind them. The men were killed by shots to the face during an ambush as two jeeps attempted to retreat. One survivor described four men losing and regaining contact with the front line amid mortar fire from tanks.
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G. H. FP
King
Korea
Ld D
Gates
Plainsville
Tex
Korean Losses Box Score From Tokyo Report
Tokyo dispatch lists South Korean losses with 90 Jazz Planes destroyed and 24 damaged, 12 damaged vessels and 5 probably damaged, 11 vessels destroyed including six armed trawlers and five motor torpedo boats, 376 trucks destroyed with 145 damaged, one armored car destroyed and four captured, 29 logomakers destroyed with 24 damaged, and 26 damaged barges.
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Tokyo
Russia Walk at UN May Be Permanent
UN delegates warned Russia may never return to the United Nations as 47 non Communist nations sided against the Soviets over the Korean War. The Security Council debated world problems while UN officials expected Douglas MacArthur to outline needs for more military aid and supplies.
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Russia
Natmond
Security Council
Lie
Douglas MacArthur
Yugoslavia Says Soviet Bloc Troops Massed Near Borders
London dispatch reports Yugoslavia charging that Soviet bloc forces from Bulgaria Hungary Romania are massed along its borders in provocative, aggressive build ups. The broadcast cites radio sources in London describing this as a force redeployment and a challenge to Yugoslav sovereignty.
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London
INS
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Hungary
U S fliers press Koreans as MacArthur warns of new drive
In Tokyo the United States bombers and fighters halted a Communist push and set the stage for a potential counteroffensive. MacArthur said North Korean forces mass near Taeson and Kum River valley as Americans build a tentative line of retreat. U S airmen claimed a second straight day of heavy strikes on North Korean columns as Taegu remained a strategic focus.
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Tokyo
Douglas Macarthur
United States
Liebali
Norh
Taeson
Kum River
Tasson
U. S Army
Ian Washington
Kum
MacaArthur
North Korean Vanguard Was In Contact Werlh U. S
Chochhwan
Tae+ jan
TAE
Taegu
Taezan
Whenl Ure
US 5
Taeian
Quarry Strike Halts Paving Program City Delays Surface Treatment
The city’s surface treatment and road reconditioning program is stalled by the Jamesville quarries strike. Trucks were turned away at the Barrett Co mixing plant after attempts to load stone and tar patching material. City imported 2300 tons of stone to keep progress. patching material has been scarce and only 25 tons on hand. If the Barratt plant resumes, unpaved street treatment will restart. about one third of the work on the latter phase is complete.
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Jamesville
Ubis
Barrett Co
Harmon
Solvay Spragess Co
Baziatt
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