Acheson Won't Disclose White House Talks on MacArthur Ouster
Secretary of State Dean Acheson refused to reveal what was said at White House meetings about General MacArthur's removal. He testified he spoke only under direct instruction from President Truman to Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees. Acheson said no peace proposals from China or Korea were known to him and that any settlement would likely require ratifying existing facts.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
White House
Douglas MacArthur
Ache
United Nations Good Diies Committee
Auto Output Cut by NPA in Washington
The government orders a new auto production cut effective July 1, reducing output to about 1.2 million cars for July to September. The National Production Authority revises controls, trimming roughly one third from last year’s 1.9 million quarterly total and about 200,000 from April-June. The plan fixes metal allocations and preserves each producer’s status as of January 1950.
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Wasilington
National Production Authority
NPA
Tixlay
Dulles Off Today for Britain Talks on Peace Treaty
Washington reports Foster Detles, Republican adviser to the State Department, will depart New York today for Britain. He will discuss the Japanese peace treaty with official emphasis on Formosa's future and whether Red China should be included in the treaty negotiations, a question Britain hotly debates with the United States.
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Washington
Foster Detles
Department of State
New York
Britain
Formosa
Red China
United States
Todays Features Great Start and War in Headlines
The page outlines a wide set of sections including features on Red China, editorials by Fred Hamly, amusements and letters, bridge, financial, church reports, and a radio television death notices area. It mentions a dramatic Strife and civilian slaughters in history, with page references to editorials, social news, and a pictorial on page 18.
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Red China
Mae Tze-ting
Ras Degn
Fred Hamly
Son
Atoom
Wage Ceiling Hike Spurned By Wage Board
Washington labor leaders rejected Economic Stabilizer Eri Johnston’s proposal to raise the wage ceiling from 10 to 12 percent. The plan would add 20 percent over January 1950 levels plus 2 percent for productivity, but labor demands 14 percent minimum and oppose the new formula as tentative and destabilizing.
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Washington (Lp
Eri A. Johnston
Johnston
Wage Stabilization Board
Cone
Iran rejects compromise on nationalized oil firm stance
Tehran said Iran would not retreat on the nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company despite President Truman's appeal for a negotiated settlement. Hossein Malki, head of the Nationalization Commission, rejected any compromise in advance at a press conference. Truman had written Mossadegh urging Britain and Iran to settle the dispute at the conference table and to consider sending a delegation.
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Anglo-Eranian Oil Company
Truman
Hossein Malki
Tranian of Nationalization Commission
National Front Party
Yinister
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Priest Stops Death Leap in Washington Hotel Window
A Korean War veteran, identified as St. Enonine W. Grant of New York City, was talked down from a ten-story hotel window by a priest and two policemen after attempting a suicide leap. Doctors said he suffered severe combat reaction after rescue and was treated at Walter Reed Hospital. UK Iran oil nationalization tensions referenced with Mossadegh and AIOC.
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Washington
INS
Marki
Jay
Hit
Loler
Bio
Patrick
Nagie
Iranian Oil Company
Lenal
St.enonine
Walter Reed Hospital
Valley Forte General Hospital
Phoenixville
Allied Pursuit of Reds Ended, Van Fleet Says
General Van Fleet announced the Eighth Army ended its pursuit of North Korean Reds and will block further aggression. He praised stronger U N restraint, noted heavy enemy casualties, and asserted the ability to defeat the Communist forces if needed. The defense brief followed a period of censorship in Washington.
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van Fleet
Tokyo
James
North Korea
A. Wan Brest
U. S.jline
Eighth
Oper- Army
South Korea
Bradley Favors Expanded Pact to Include Spain Greece Turkey
General Omar Bradley indicated support for adding Spain Greece and Turkey to the Atlantic Pact. He arrived at Orly Air Field from Washington during a visit to assess Western Europe defense. Eisenhower greeted him at the field as Atlantic Pact commander.
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Yaris
Omar Bradley
Spain
Greece
Turkey
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Orly Airfield
Washington
Nectian Dour
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Baby Still Hungry After One Drop
Two year old Harry Daneziger of Brooklyn was hungry when breakfast milk lay on a window ledge. He climbed from his crib to reach it, fell three and a half stories into a courtyard, and was crying not only from hurt but from hunger according to doctors.
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New York
Harry Daneziger
Brooklyn
Harry
Cananate Courtyyard
Luck Saves Vet in Alabama Hospital Scaffold Fall
In Birmingham Alabama a veteran narrowly escaped serious injury when a scaffold on a hospital under construction snagged and halted a fall near the upper floor level. The incident left the man bruised but alive with no further injuries reported.
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The fragmented line suggests a garbled phrase about possession and abundance. No coherent人物, place, or event is discernible to form an informative summary.
Comedian Red Skelton Undergoes Emergency Appedicitis Surgery
Santa Moniga California GP reports comedian Red Skelton had an emergency appendectomy this morning. Dr. Stanley Immerman performed the operation and said Skelton is progressing satisfactorily.
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Santa Moniga
Calif
Red Skelton
Stanley Immerman
Skelton
Windy fall claims acrobat during traveling show
Alfred J. Forest, 24, of San Francisco, an acrobat with a traveling carnival, was killed when a 219 foot pole snapped in a wind storm. Police said the pole broke eight feet from the top as Forest tumbled to the ground while hundreds watched.
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Alfred J. Forest
San Franiseo
Forest
Two Old Steamboats Race Today On Ohio Rivers
Two giant steamboats, relics of America’s past, race up the Ohio and Monongahela Rivers today as a presidential cruise winds down. President Truman plans to return from his holiday cruise with discussion of Wolfram and naval matters, while John Erskine, author and educator, dies at 71 in Pittsburgh after a heart attack.
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Sano
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Troy
Truman
Aes
Mexkeal Street
Naseivelle
Tenn. C
Margaret
Helen
Nashville
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Erskine
Ching
Ane Ling
New York
John Ersking
Park Ay
Mao's Secretary and a Biographical Mirage
An OCR fragment outlines a controversial life of a writer linked to Mao, mentioning education, eye witness accounts, and a sensational claim of a national figure rising after a first success. The piece hints at a broader column on literary life and political power, concluding with a note about continuation on page 2.
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Columbial
Mao Tse
Helen At
Jung
Siao-chi
Troy
Erskine
New York
Ananias Tale From Santa Barbara Hockey Trip
A Santa Barbara man told a small fib to skip work for fishing during a hockey outing. A whale story rose when their skiff was flipped and battered by a tail. His companion, Im tha hort, Fred Sub, recounted the incident seeking anonymity.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ananias
Jonah
Bisherman
Im Tha Hort
Fred Sub
Indicted in $2.1 Million Syracuse Trust Co. fraud case
Eighteen men and one woman were freed on bail after a federal grand jury indicted them in a $2,100,000 book juggling fraud at the Syracuse Trust Co. Charges include aiding misapplication of funds and conspiracy with several figures named. Other stories note thunderstorms and brief heat relief in Central New York as temperatures rise and fall.
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Syracuse Trust Co
Jackson M. Potter
Tyre
Potter
Bernard H. Mock
Leslie L. Root
U. S
Hlock
FBI
Suent Grand Jury
Herman J. Ingelbardt
Fynder
Hay
Klock
Root
Cwith Locke and
Paul Titus
Owasco
Nick
Auburn
Klock and
New York
Andrew P. Keller
Jon Sims
Dorothy
Hawk Sales Co
Mercury
Jerday
Lewis
Luigi N. Mancino
Highland Av
Luigi
Flamingo
Syracuse
Sims
Buffalo
Duane Clark
Minnia
Oakwood St
Fay
Columbus Hospital
Etteville
Clark ‘Frucking’ Company
Lispia C. Natardanate
Roxford Rd
Chimes Room
Showers and Storms Continue Into Tomorrow Says Keller
Weather brief notes scattered showers and thunderstorms persisting with little change through tomorrow. A total of 1.3 inches of rain fell overnight and into the early morning with winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour.
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Keller
Rival stores run low in ammunition price war
In a fierce department store price battle New York shops Macy's Gimbel's and Bloomingdale's slash items as they race to lure shoppers. Toastmasters scarce while big cuts on suits and popular titles draw crowds. manufacturers respond with cuts, threatening half shipments to Macy's.
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New York
INS
Steve Cunning
Joe
Macy's
Department Store
Gumbel’s
Bloomingdale's
Simbel
Scott-Alwater
Lell
Last of Krupp Officials Freed
Frankfort reports High Commissioner John J McLoy released the last of Krupp s top executives in Germany s arms industry from two world wars Ewald Loeser, once linked to Alfried Krupp, was granted medical parole after a 1948 Nuernberg war crimes trial sentence Loeser lies ill near Recklinghausen hospital and was freed after a parole Dec 27 1942.
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Frankfurt
Germany
John J. McLoy
Krupp Company
Ewald Loeser
Nuernberg
Loeser Hiad
Alfrica Krupp
Loeser
Recklinghausen
Alfried Krupp
Enaes
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Truman Gay
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Tran
AIOC
Mossadegh
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Defense Department
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Birmingnam
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al Wicklaver
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China Union Press Today
Korea
Peiong
Mao
Hsiao Ying
Herald-American
Herald-Journal
Yetteville
Henry A. Bersant
Anthony
Kenwicker
Canada Dry Bottling Co
Yeacuse
Andrew Rotondo
Grant + blvd
Con S. Abramsky
Ing Co
Westcott St
Sherwald W. Sedgwick
Fayetteville
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Robert
Leamy
Krupp
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