Peace Effort in Korea Crumbles as Cease-fire Talks Stall
Off the wires in the empire state report that Trygve Lie’s UN suspension of peace efforts for Korea faced rocky prospects as UN forces and Communist China clashed with no early cease-fire in sight. Lie urged non Communist governments to respond while warning of a forceful push if talks fail. In other news, Harry Nason named Adirondack Daily Enterprise managing editor. Also, thieves stole $200000 in dressed minks from Spletherg and Forman Company, triggering alarms as they fled unseen.
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Lie
Flushing Meadow Lins
Trygve Lip
China
Wall
Wiabon
Saranac Lake
Harry Nason
New York Post
Adirondack Daily Enterprise
Frederick H. Kury
Nason
Piladelphia. Ledger
New York
Jan
Spletherg and Forman Company
Sail
Police Confused by Pledge Takers In Pittsburgh TV Fund Drive
Disjointed report describes a man seeking to pledge at a police desk in Pittsburgh after a WDTV fundraiser for a founding home. Police confusion followed due to a telethon mix up with similar phone numbers drawing many calls and dispatch confusion.
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Pittsburgh
Greece Unable to Bring Papagos Back From Post
Athens reports Greek Prime Minister Venizelos confirms Field Marshal Alexander Papagos will not return as chief of the armed forces. Government claims it used all means to persuade him to resume duties, but without success.
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Greece
Papagos
Athens
Venizelos
Alexander Papagos
Farm Unionists Held as Kidnapers in Local Protest
Brawley police accuse three Farm Union members of breaking into a house and forcibly removing a resident during a local citizen arrest program. National Paint Laney Union protests that members were conducting community action aimed at addressing grievances amid a strike that began a month ago.
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Brawley
Cabs
Ut —Ninetren
Imperial Vatlay Farm
JR Webaeks
Paint Laney Union
Iocal
Jalind Asmut
Deaths of Henry Davis and Others in North America
Charles Henry Davis 56 a diesel engineer who promoted tunnel designs under the Hudson River in New York dies. Cyril O'Brien 9 a pioneer of professional football linked to Racine Sardnals and Chicago Cardinals ownership. Goodman Livingston a designer of New York landmarks including the Hayden Planetarium St. Regis and Equitable skyscraper. Gerald Murray 65 archbishop adjutant at the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Winnipeg in Montreal.
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Charles Henry Davis
Eigil
Hudson River
New York
Dyril O'Betien
Racine
Sardnals
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
O'Brien
Gooduue Livingston
Ssrchitech
Heyden Planetarium
St. Regis Hotel
Equitable Trust Company
Southampton
Gerald Murray
UN push in Korea gains on central and eastern fronts
Allied forces report continued progress against Chinese resistance along the Kumhwa to Howachon corridor and Yonchon sector. Attacks near Chorwon and the eastern front force counterattacks to be repulsed with casualties and prisoners, as UN units press northward and apply sustained artillery and air strikes to wear down enemy positions.
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Kumhwa
Howachon
Calui
Yonchon
Chorwon
Inje
Yanggu
Xonehon
Chai
Accoss
Koreaf
Alles
Wac
Janes A. van Fleet
Lorint
Grandma Sprouse and Delbert Sprouse wed five years
An elderly couple Lovela Ex and Delbert Sprouse celebrate five years of marriage at their Hollow home near here. Grandma recalls a past national spotlight in which she and Shorty Sprouse were photographed at age 79 and 7, discussing a trip to New York and a life in Hollywood.
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Lovela
Grandma
Atte Sprouse
Delbert
Shorty) Sprouse
Hollow Home
Here
Hollywood
Shorty
New Fark Gue
UN Artillery Downs Two U S Planes in Korea
United Nations artillery caused the loss of two U S cargo planes during a paradrop mission near the front lines in Korea. Three of ten aboard were rescued, with parachutes sighted as planes neared the drop zone. Despite the crash, Allied supplies continued to be delivered to frontline areas.
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Tokyo
Korea
United Nations Artllery
U. S
Air Force
Cape James
Jhu
Chickasha
Okla
Aleat
Soma
Hill
Dro
Byrne
Firs d Leon
U.S. Cigarette Production Near Record High
The Agriculture Department reports 1950 cigarette production may hit a record 410,090,000,000 for the year ending June 30, with an average of eight to ten cigarettes per day per person. It notes tobacco manufacturers turned over 3,000,000,000,000 cigarettes in 1949-50 and 296,000,000,000 in 1943-49, and per capita consumption rose 270 percent from 1925 to 1950.
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Washington
I Department of Agriculture
Four Suspects Held After Canandaigua Deputy Shooting
Sampson From Page reports Joseph McCratton 22 of North Allehoro Massaget Peter Gannon 19 of Woodstock and Anthony Napoli 20 of Philadelphia were linked to a deputy shooting near Canandaigua. Napoli and Gannon were arrested while McCratton surrendered after a gun battle. Deputy Austin Scammell and Patrolman Burton Bell pursued the getaway car. Fennell was wounded and treated at Canandaigua Hospital.
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Corp
Joseph McCratton
North Allehoro
Peter Gannon
Woodstock
Anthony Napoli
Fhiladelphus
Rogers
McCratton
Fennell
Canandaigua
Napoli
Rogers al
Fennelt
Mer Cretton
Neve
Austin Scammell
Scammell
Fennell Ying
Burton Bell
Frank Cesle
Cananendaigue Hospital
McCretion
Robert Kass
Cohn
James Knight
Lear
Knight
L Gannon
Thayers
McCretton
Phe ci Cahn
Geneva
Gonsorsi
Napali
Athee
Sampeon
Will
Canandaly
iG E Has Contract On Minesweepers
SCHENECTADY General Electric Co will supply electrical gear for the Navy to outfit 45 new piggy back mine sweepers to be carried by motor vessels. The system includes generators auxiliary propulsion and controls to enable faster mine clearing in enemy waters.
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Schenectady
Thy General Flecerie Company
Navy
Father of 24 Crowns in Lake
Police report a tragedy in Lake Ar involving a father of 24 noted by witnesses and authorities. One child died and 22 others were reportedly dependent on him, with the remaining details unclear as investigators seek to establish the sequence of events and identify all parties involved.
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Dunkirk Ins
Lake Ar
Maru
Eigen
Cohen Faces Tax Fraud Trial in Los Angeles
Federal case accuses Mickey Cohen of evading taxes totaling about 136 123.48 for 1945 to 1946. Cohen and his wife Lavonne pleaded not guilty at arraignment. bond set at 35,007. Judge ordered 200 prospective jurors due to Cohen notoriety. comparison drawn to Capone’s fate.
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Loos
Angeles UM
Mickey Cohen
Icone
Capone
Hollywood
Cohen
Sam
Lavonne
U. S
Ben Harrison
Searfare A
Chicago
Alcatray
Mafia
Los Angeles
Old G1 Soldiers Plan 52 Reunion
A fragmentary report notes a reunion planned by Civil War veterans from the United Confederate Veterans. Three mid-senior veterans attended and pledged continued involvement, as SCV leaders announce organizing efforts and expected participation in the coming year.
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United Confederate Veterans
Keldtiers
Dacrsan
Epinectier
SCV
Acheson On MacArthur Fallout And Yalta Views
Acheson described MacArthur's dismissal as a policy clash and said he only concurred in the firing rationale while helping to announce the move. He recounted Yalta decisions, Russian entry in the Far East, and wartime debates over Chiang Kai-shek, Wallace, and postwar China relations.
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Who
Barr
MacArthur
Acheson
Far
Shoffeet Chal
Watt
von Plander
MacAdhue
Poliaues
Iacheson
Henry A. Wallace
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chiang
China
Tet Rieu Aie Manehania
Japan
Evules
Hay
Far Eastern
Yalta
Chen
Pacific
Roosevelt
Churchill
Beitain
Statin
Russia
Far East
Mtherl
Manchuria
Formoca
Vola
Hig Island
Kuriles
U. S
Senate
Forsien
Wallace
Chiang Kavskek
Acheson Recalls WWII Era China Policy Shifts
Acheson described U S pressure on Chiang Kai-shek to pursue unity with Communists and Nationalists in a joint government in China. He recalled Huey Hurley’s mediation, the Huey agreements that touched on wartime conduct, and the drafting of instructions under Byrnes and Marshall that Truman approved for a unified China effort.
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Acheson
Wallace
Chiang
Rej
Avithovey
Truman
Patek
Huey
China
Hurley
Elsif
Marshall
Shenji
Tames & Byrnes, Thenj
Site
Poad Matenat Aiomorandint
AU Ting
Instructiona
Bin
Bes
Tong Ale Ganeral
Dor
Agheson
Gdne
Byres
Byrnes
John Carter Vincent
Cordell Hull
Vincent
State Department
McCarthy
Ravig
Senate
Drowning Tragedy On Lake Near Sylvan Beach
State Police report a couple set out from Lewis Point around 7 30 PM toward Sylvan Beach. A man and woman later feared missing as cries were heard around 2 to 4 AM. A life preserver was found in the boat and another nearby, with the lake reportedly calm until midnight.
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Tater
CORP
George Sanders
Jveserver
Oblack
Lewis Point
Sylvan Beach
Sylven Beach
North Bay
Charge Japs Fight MOSCOW Dispatch From Shanghai Report
A Shanghai dispatch claims Japan troops aided by the United States were sent to Korea in 1950. The Soviet news agency says ashes arrived in Yokohama and U.S. officials concealed Japanese involvement. The report ties to coastal states and a 27 state plan, amid general seacoast concerns.
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Moscow
Shanghai
Yokohama
Korea
Jtowida
California
NaGonel Gengrapins Society
Supreme Court upholds limits on forced oaths and public notices
The High Court rules 5 to 3 that cities may not compel workers to take loyalty oaths and may restrict door to door solicitation by salesmen. The decision, appealed from Los Angeles city authorities, addresses legality of municipal ordinances amid broader debates on communist influence and public employment loyalty tests.
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Supreme Court
Waite
Howey
Hat
Guy
Ase
Los Angeles
Rafusie
Alexandra
Indicted bank probe figures named in Albany federal case
A list of defendants indicted in a federal bank fraud inquiry is released. Names include Jackson M Patt Paul Titus Lewis Mancino Joan Sims Bernard Klock Legite Rool and others from Syracuse and nearby areas. All are free on bond as the June term of Federal Court in Albany approaches.
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Grand Jaru
PEC
Freday
Jackson M. Patt
Paul ‘Titus
Auburn
Lewis NM. Mancino
Joan R. Sims
United States
Bernard FE
Klock
Legite L. Rool, Jr
Syracuse Trust Bookkeepers
Mel
Duane Clark
Lipsia
Paul Coping
Queen Anne Food Products, Inc
Joseph B. Meyers
Restrucamiear
Henry Baianella
N. Salina St
Federal Court
Albany
Grant
Women on federal payroll reach 532,500
The Civil Service Commission reported 532,500 women in civilian federal jobs as of April 1, a gain of 126,000 since last July. The figure covers only the executive branch and excludes judges and Congressional employees.
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Wasuusvton Vf
Oit Service Commission
Congress
Campaigner Fined $5,000 in Maryland election case
A Maryland campaign manager, Jon Me Tonkel, was fined $5,000 for violating campaign finance laws under the Corrupt Practices Act. The case involved detailed accounting failures in the Butler campaign against Millard KE Pydings and highlighted the need for timely, accurate reporting of campaign funds.
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Baltimore
Jon Me Tonkel
Margid
Lang
Buller May
Jonkel
Joseph Sherbow
Udge
Maryland
Donkel
Boeily
Seale Walt
Mig
Pearson Speech Says Military Crusade Against Communism Futile
Ottawa minister Lester Pearson warned that a military crusade against Communism would be futile in a baccalaureate address at St Patrick’s College. He urged resisting Communism with intellectual and spiritual weapons, declaring it is an idea that cannot be killed by bombs or atomic weapons. Only when Communism takes up arms would collective military action be justified.
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Ottawa
Uni
Esternal
Young Violinist Diane Halpernix Debuts with Philadelphia Orchestra
Six year old Diane Betty Halpernix, youngest violinist to perform with the Philadelphia Orchestra, has played since early childhood under the guidance of her father, a former violist with the Detroit Symphony.
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Philadelphia
Ins
Diane Betty Halpernix Ho
Philadelpha Orchestra
Diane
Detroit Symphony
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