Treason in Obscurity A Soviet Spy Network Revealed
A sprawling espionage case links several ordinary Americans to the Soviet apparatus. Harry Gold, a Philadelphia biochemist and baseball fan, is the central figure, with David Greenglass Julius Rosenberg Abraham Brotheau Boothman Miram Moskowitz named alongside him. Authorities say others remain at large. The unfolding story traces how inconspicuous lives mask loyalty to a communist spy ring and the ongoing investigations seek more charges and trials.
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Harry Gold
Field
Gold
Aux Albeil
Dedu Slack
Syracuse
David Greenglass
Julius Rosenberg
New York City
Abraham Brotheau
Boothman
Miram Moskowitz
Harry Geld
Geld
Philadelphia
Truman Viewed Likely to Accept Extra Controls Bill
Speaker Rayburn indicated President Truman would probably not veto a bill granting additional domestic controls. Congressional leaders discussed price and wage limits and rationing as support for broader powers. Rayburn noted leaders did not promise passage of an expanded controls measure.
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Washington V
Truman
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
Mr. Truman
New Charge By McCarthy Sparks Fresh Attacks
Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy charged the State Department sabotaged a Congressional plan to arm South Korea and urged President Truman to fire Secretary of State Acheson. He spoke to 4,500 at a league picnic, criticizing administration policy on Germany and Soviet influence, and noted debates over death penalty for a couple in Sing Sing.
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Yeven
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Besest
New York State
Court of Appeals
Ives Urges 5 Million Men to Fight Communism
Senator Irving M. Ives declares in Washington that 5,000,000 Americans should be conscripted to defeat Communism, arguing the nation is in a full scale war and measures must quicken. He emphasizes urgency and national mobilization.
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Waswington
Irving M. Ives
R-M.v
Ron Ines
Caid
Outbound Ticket Goes So They EINDEN Senate for Action
A disjointed clipping reports on a Senate action and a line worker's role, mentioning the Daily Worker and a proposed speedup, with reference to an upcoming bill in Congress. It notes a 2,005,000 manned force ceiling and anticipated quick Senate amendments to reimpose current limits, amid White House considerations.
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Senate For Action
Lorgy
Erstland
Tne
Mms
Daily Worker
Motors Corp
Congress
House
White House
Senate
Moscow Pravda denounces US Communist push into Korea
The Soviet press flags what it calls a dangerous American Communist effort to intervene in Korea. It blames Western allies for lax vigilance that enabled others to infiltrate ranks and influence events, signaling heightened tensions in the region.
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Moscow
Pravda
Korea
FBT
Radiation Poisoning Studied Says Atomic Commission
The Atomic Energy Commission reported an intensified six months of 1950 showing higher production of uranium and plutonium for atomic weapons. It noted possible research into atomic poison weapons and hinted at hydrogen bomb work, without disclosing exact production rates but confirming authorization levels for the year. The commission cited sourcing uranium ore both foreign and domestic and said the main atomic program continued, with further details on another page.
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Frank B. Carey
Washington
Jalomig Energy Commission
Sic -Lauusry IL
Congress
Atomic Agency
Truman
Luck Rides All the Way With Selway Pilot VP
Frank Du Sal’s hot F-51 pilot with the Kurgan Flying Tigers, Lt. Frank C. Buzze of Syracuse, reportedly flew three missions in a day near the Korean front. He returned with holes in both a fuselage and a wing, then flew again and landed safely. His third mission ended without incident as he damaged enemy targets and continued operations after ground fire.
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Frank DU
Sal
Kurgan Flying Tigers
William Jarden
Associates
Tokyo
Buzze
Kachang
Buzge
Frank ¢. Buzze
Syracuse
Aisi
King Leopold II Refuses Abdication Amid Socialist Riots
In Brussels a massive Socialist mob and strikers threaten civil war as King Leopold II rejects abdication and proposes temporary power transfer to his eldest son. Police and troops mass around Laeken Palace while leaders demand unconditional abdication. Widespread marches include 25,000 from Haine St Pierre and La Louviere plus 30,000 from Charleroi heading to Brussels seeking the king's ouster.
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Leopold II
Leopold
Suburbia
Laeken
G Gglik
Max Rusetd
Haine St. Pierre
la Louviere
Charlecoi
Washington
Yeacs
Two Syracuse Residents Rescued After Boat Hits Buoy
Two Syracuse residents Fred Kentner aged seven and Miss Thelma Garner narrowly escaped drowning when their boat struck a buoy on the Seneca River near Page Harbor. Rescuers included nearby boaters John O’Meha and Richard Trenhans who pulled them from deep water and found the couple dazed and fatigued. The vessel sank after the accident as investigators assess possible causes and injuries.
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Page Harbor
Fred Kentner
Higalantar
Thelma Carner
Hawley Ai
Heamg
Kentner
Hell Side
Barry
John O'Meha
Mazer v. Page Harbor
Richard Trenhans
Elias
Page
Billions More to Arm Allies in Cold War Push
President Truman asked Congress for an additional 1 billion dollars for military aid to allies to counter communist expansion. House leaders, including Chairman Cannon, backed expediting the request, with plans to seek quick passage via Teller and urgent committee review. The administration cites an emergency requiring immediate action to arm American allies.
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Truman
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Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Rayburn
Digaerly
Mouse Appropriations Committee
Ametian
Gem Smuggling Ring Uncovered in Washington and Manila
Reports state a gem smuggling ring was uncovered involving two federal judges and an international angle from Washington to Manila. Details mention diamonds valued around $200,000, a Senate review, and court confirmations amid a complex web tied to a southern district case and Bangkok to London connections.
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Truman
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Manila
Senate
Iy Pedrosa
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Pocthern
Tuamond
Georgia
Carroll
Wainan
Rom
Bangkok
Generalisimo Chiang Kai Shek Meets MacArthur Mixup
Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek hurried to meet General MacArthur as the UN commander arrived from Tokyo. Before Chiang could reach him, MacArthur met Premier Chen Cheng and greeted him, then corrected a hurried aide who said Generalisimo. MacArthur said how do you do to the premier.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
General MacArthur
Tokyo
Chiang
MacArthur
Chen Cheng
Eralissima
Premi Hon
Showers On Todays Menu In Northeast Weather Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau at Hancock Airport reports warm humid air bringing scattered showers across the northeast. A stalled front and low pressure near the region will keep wet, with little sun today and tomorrow. Winds will be southerly to southwesterly at 15 to 25 mph with occasional gusts during thunderstorms. Rainfall totals near an inch in some areas, with tonight’s low around 65 and tomorrow’s high near 87.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Hancock Airporte
Noris
Rochester
Cartnight
Dyer
Reds Shift Pressure To South In Korean Front
News of US reinforcements to Korea as the Second Infantry Division arrived from the United States. Chinju fell to North Korean forces, bringing the battle within 30 miles of Pusan. MacArthur reported heavy enemy pressure near Chinju while UN units held the line west of Pusan.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Korea
United States
Chinju
Pusan
Chinji
Normandy
Douglas Macarthur
Washington
Ghinjualt
Chingir
Kochang
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Chizye
Hishat
Phst
Tradehao
Tito to Keep Middle Position Amid War Denials
Fragmented and garbled report outlines Tito’s Yugoslavia denying shifts in neutrality and midline stance during wartime. It references press coverage in multiple languages, mentions Italian French and American papers, and notes internal political maneuvers while border tensions rise.
Footwalk Collapse Causes Fatalities in Wurteroy District
A footpath in the WURTEROETRY-pore area collapsed yesterday, sending pedestrians tumbling. One man, identified as Han 32 Seer, died from injuries while others were hurt. Authorities are inspecting the concrete spallway and warning residents to avoid the area until repairs finish.
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