Amerasia affair sparks call to publish seized documents
Senator Knowland demanded immediate public release of all Amerasia raid papers amid charges of a Red network linked to China Today and Amerasia. The Justice Department contested claims that the documents contained wartime secrets while McCarthy and McInerney pressed for disclosure.
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Washington
INS
Amerasia
Justice Department
U. S
Pacific
James M. McInerney
Department
Hickenlooper
R-Town
McCarthy
Rwis
Two Yugoslav Officers Admit Spying for Russia
In Belgrade two senior Yugoslav Army officers Maj. Gen. Branko Petrichevic and Col. Niada Dapchevic pleaded guilty to desertion treason and espionage for Russia. Prosecutor Aja Kolic sought the death penalty as a three man tribunal readied for the case after 22 months in prison. They were seized Aug 7 near the Romanian border during an attempted defection alongside ex chief of staff Col. Gen. Peko Dapchevic who was killed.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Russia
Aja Kolic
Branko Petrichevic
Niada Dapchevic
Peko Dapchevic
Cava
IMIS
Arso Jovanovic
Day’s Features Set Amid Conference Backdrop
The article previews today’s features against a backdrop of handicaps and hints before trips to Atlantic Poet conferences in Variv and London. Secretary Acheson’s report to Congress is highlighted as a record of achievement, written by Marquis Childs.
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Hint
Variv
London
Acheson
Congress
Marquis Childs
Secretary Sawyer moves to oust two Trade officials
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer orders removal procedures against Michael E. Lee and William W. Remington in the Office of International Trade. Both 810,000 yearly employees refuse to resign, citing clearance from loyalty groups. Lee remains at work. Remington travels to New York for a sixth Federal Grand Jury appearance.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Sonny
Michael E. Lee
William W. Remington
Department
Office of International Trade
OIT
Congress
Lee
Far Eastern
OFT
Sawyer Order
Remington
New York
Sawyers
Cincinnati
Chinese Meds Free American Pilot James McGovern Returns
James McGovern of Elizabeth New Jersey, a 28 year old American pilot, was released by Chinese captors after nearly five months in Red China. He said his captors treated him well and was flown to Hong Kong after landing a C-47 at Kunming before convoyed home with interpreters.
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Tong Kong
James
Earthquake McGoon
McGovern
Elizabeth
Nlt
Hong Kong
TLS
Claire Chermault
Sib Qaass
Wonen Hia
O Throuchoso
Nestaval Pleads Guilty as Spy in Prague Case
Nestaval pleads guilty in a Prague spy case involving two co-defendants. Officials describe a targeted operation linked to espionage activities and national security concerns. The hearing details and potential sentencing are pending.
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Nestaval
Truman Seeks 2nd Year Arms Aid Fund Increases
President Truman asked Congress for 1 22 506000 to finance a second year of the army and program to aid more than a dozen foreign nations. He warned delay could strike a fatal blow to peace efforts and free world defense. The funds would cover weapons training and production upgrades for North Atlantic treaty nations including Greece and Turkey.
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Washington (P
Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
Western
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Bus Driver Quits After Fare Dispute on New York Route
In New York a passenger argued over seven cents in fare while bus driver James Coyne, after an on bus confrontation, halted at List er Street and discharged all 30 passengers. He later resumed service after returning to the garage. the company praised his overall record and did not state disciplinary action.
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New York (P
Sdbst
Madison Av
James Coyne
Jack
Coyne
Lister
Cats Evicted From Mansions On Probate Ruling
Three tomcats lose their 16 room mansion after a probate judge decides human habitation suits best. The Howarth estate had left the cats to care by Miss Elizabeth Bernie with weekly pay, and a $4,000 fund for their care.
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Providence
R. T. UP
Sophie H. S. Howarth
Elizabeth Bernie
Howarth
Bernie
Locked out at 80 Bridegroom Sues
Dwight F. Stratton, 80, sues his 78-year-old bride Alice Stil in Los Angeles alleging she locked him out of the bed room on their wedding night. He says he removed the door hinges to gain access and accuses her of coercing him to deed property he inherited from a prior marriage.
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Los Angeles
Dwight F. Stratton
Alice
Nine Are Killed In Plane Crash At Quonset Local Base
Nine people were killed and several injured when a plane crashed today at the Quonset Local Air Base. Authorities reported the crash occurred on the base tarmac with emergency crews responding quickly to the scene.
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Quonset, R
Quonart
Ships Collide in New York Harbor Incident
A collision occurred between vessels in New York Harbor causing damage to one ship and prompting a port response. Details on injuries or outcomes were not immediately provided.
City Plans to Rewrite Sanitary Code Include Ice Cream and Vermin Rules
Health Commissioner Dr. Cleveland A. Sargent announced a rewrite of the city sanitary code to regulate ice cream ingredients and preparation, and vermin eradication with licensed operators. The effort, approved by Mayor Corcoran and others, will add a milk section and update restaurant sanitation, nuisances, meat, and communicable diseases.
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Clealand A. Sargent
Corcoran
George L. Richardsonn
Sargent
Action Sought On Rent Control Extension Move
Senator Douglas of Illinois urged immediate Senate Banking Committee action to extend rent control. Committee Chairman Mayband of South Carolina indicated plans to discuss rent control at their session today.
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Washington GP
Douglas
D-Il
Senate Banking Committee
Mayband
Cogil Anate Few Aw Aton
Erhae
Wisconsin lifts rent ceilings as controls end
MADISON Wis. rent ceilings were lifted when state controls died at midnight ending Wisconsin rent control for the first time since 1949. Local officials and tenants brace for market adjustment as prices may rise.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Truman pledges full cooperation with Senate inquiry
Senator Tobey and Kefauver report President Truman promised full cooperation from the executive branch in the probes into nationwide gambling, racketeering and tax records access. Treasury and Justice officials will work out details on access to records as the committee heads to cities across the continental United States.
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Washington
Senate
Erin Investiations
Vimuman
Oi Meotan
Iaue
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Truman
Tobey Ornal
Vobey
O'Conor
D-Md
Wiley
R-Wis
White House
Welauver
Treasury
Kansas City
Miami
Continental
United States
Tobey
Florida
California
Kefauver Eyes New York Gambling Ring
U S Senate crime probes focus on New York City's lucrative gambling network. Senator Estes Kefauver meets with District Attorney Frank Hogan after Frank Erickson is indicted for bookmaking and conspiracy. Kefauver asks whether hearings will be held in Washington or New York.
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New York
CPU. S. Senate
New York City
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Frank S. Hogan
Manhattan
Frank Erickson
Kefauver
Hogan
Washington
Slayer Argued For Separate Sentencing In Mother Murder Case
Judge Leibowitz weighs Camillo Leyva request to sentence only for his father’s murder so his murdered mother can rest in peace. Attorney argues lack of legal precedent for single crime verdict. Trial records describe conflicts and pleas in the parental killings.
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New York
Camillo Leyva
Samuel Leibowitz
Westerdas
Taxi driver saves 82 children from rabid dog in Atlanta
Rick Parker a 29 year old taxi driver and father of five wrestled an apparently mad dog away from 82 kindergarten pupils at a school yard. He sent the children inside and restrained the dog while a policewoman and bystander secured the scene. Parker was bitten and treated with anti rabies shots. The dog later tested for rabies. Students hailed him as a hero.
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Atlanta
Gal Gpil
Rick Parker
Parker
Air Forces
State Acquires Title To Syracuse Medical College
The State of New York discharges the mortgage on the College of Medicine at Syracuse University as part of moving toward ceremonial transfer for the new State Medical Center. Gov Dewey and officials attend a June 26 event. the property valued near 2.5 million dollars, with 599000 paid to cover the mortgage. deed signed by Hurlbut W. Smith and Irving Waxman.
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New State Medical Center
Syracuse
College of Medicine
Syracuse University
State of New York
Medical College
Dewey
New State University
University
Hurlbut W. Smith
Irving Waxman
Sunshine Forecasted as Atlantic Union Gains Support
A cold front moved through Syracuse early today lowering temperatures and bringing light to moderate rain. Senator Gillette Delowal announced support for an Atlantic Union at a two day meeting, calling it a path to world peace and questioning administration hesitancy.
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Syracuse
Fritz Sennarz
Tamorraty
Gillette tDelowal
Atlantic Union
Wnrid
Gillette
Ne Cs
Legislative Yuan Declares Aecess Triped Formosa Note
Fragmented OCR text references the Legislative Yuan declaring access to something in Formosa. Details are unclear and names, dates, and places are garbled in the source.
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Legislative Yuan
Defense Chief Pushes Three Year Draft Extension
Defense Secretary Johnson asked Congress to extend the draft act for three years to June 24, arguing no curb on inductions and citing the need to deter Soviet aggression. Gen Bradley supported maintaining draft authority to back NATO commitments and counter regional communist expansion amid global tensions.
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Washington
Defense
Johnson
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Senate
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs
United States
Bradley
Europe
Fears Uniforms Trigger Displaced Woman Wander in Cleveland
A disoriented woman, displaced in Cleveland, wandered for about 12 hours yesterday after rearming fears about uniforms. She avoided asking for help, fearing recognition, and remained uncertain of her location until found.
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Cleveland
Mra
Theodesia Hoawsiowyes
Ceremany
Guburban
Nobereman
Unclear OCR fragment references Buvers and Sellers
Fragmentary text mentions Joan Cagufield and a named person, discussing a friend and unknown events. Many garbled terms hinder clear reconstruction of who, where, or what occurred. no verifiable names or actions beyond scattered references.
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Communist Party
China Today
Earl Browder
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Philip Waffe
Daffe
Emanuel S. Larsen
Fauls
Susan Hayward
Dawsonville
William Gray
20Th Century Fox Studio
Jean Wain
Dean
Mary Haworth
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Fout
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Crechasiovania Nestaval
Big Arms Aid Fund
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Kreis
Sen
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MoLbess
Ernst Ain
Tory
Mad Dog
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Atlantic
Union
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Caerer Fie
Rothea Pitone Eee Niegpeein
Formosa
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Scadenalet
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Ruge
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Salemniy
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