UN Tops Foe 9 to 0 in Air War and Front Actions
Allied jet fighters shot down nine Communist MIGs with no losses in aerial combat as UN forces claim a week of air battles. A-21 loss reports include an F-80 and a T-6 in separate incidents, plus a B-26 Invader that did not return. On the ground, UN infantry pressed near Chorwon on the western front with Chinese troops and heavy bombardment softening positions. pre-dawn attacks and a 155-mile front saw light fighting Friday across the line.
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Korea
United Nations
Chorwon
Sed
Steel strike standoff nears possible wage proposal amid Washington talks
Washington reports indicate White House negotiators push for a settlement as 650,000 idle steel workers face stalled pay talks. Officials hint at a 20 cent an hour rise while defense plans to redirect steel for weapons loom. Lovett notes limited gains as mills resist a union shop demand and prices rise about 12 dollars a ton under a proposed 26 cent increase.
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White ‘House
Stest
C.so
Lovett
Wends
Defense Department
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Pompey Center
Ment
Thompson
Hillside
Ashdale
Valleys
Maplehurst
Defense
Collingwood Av
Oneida Lake
National Production Autho
NFA
White House
John IR
Steelman
Truman
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Barber Offers Pickup and Delivery Haircuts in Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge barber Glenn Moses advertised in the Oak Ridger that starting Monday he will provide pick up and delivery of haircuts for boys. He will collect the child at his home, cut hair per instructions, and return the child. The haircut costs one dollar with free delivery.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Glenn Moses
Oak Ridger
UN Walks Out Of Korean Armistice Talks In Three Day Recess
United Nations truce negotiators abruptly left the table in Munsan after announcing a three day recess in the stalled Korean armistice talks. Major General Wilton K. Harrison said the Communists demanded daily meetings and rejected the pause, while Nam accused the Allies of stalling and violating the Geneva convention by not repatriating prisoners.
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Korea
United Nations
Wilton K. Harrison
Harrison
Nam
Auphon
Arthur P. Hurr
Red
Harriman Praises Farm Price Support On Tour Stop
Harriman addressing about 30 farm readers at Hotel Onondaga lauded the rise in farm income since 1933 as proof of the current price support law. The Mutual Security director and Democratic candidate spoke during a one day tour through the state, receiving a red white and blue flare horseshoe welcome at the New York Central station. Arthur B. McGuire Jr. led the Syracuse Harriman for President Club tribute.
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W. Averell Harriman
Indiana Backs Taft Amid Cries of Steal
Indiana Republican leaders including county chairman Charles J. Hogan and Ada Maroney plan to ratify Senator Robert A. Taft’s nomination as the GOP pledges support. Delegates at large and district caucuses reflected a split with Eisenhower backers warning of a potential contest at Chicago.
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McGuire
Ada Maroney
Sura
Indianapolis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Indiana
New
Parisi
Richards
Eisenhower
Utica
C.O.P
Taft Batkers
Chicago
Eisen
Robert A. Grandshower
Doubts Talk Would Help Meet Stalin for Peace
Springfield dispatch reports President Truman criticizing Taft and air policy critics while saying American planes can bomb the enemy in Korea. General Eisenhower says he would arrange a meeting with Stalin for peace, but differences between East and West remain non negotiable for now. Truman condemns misinformation about Korea and stresses air supremacy as not a universal remedy.
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Springfield
Truman
Robert Taft
Atj ‘Pw
Korea
New York
Deight D. Eisenhower
Stalin
Soviet Union
United States
Eid
North Korea
Modore
Jay
U S Protests Soviet Jet Incursion Over Vienna Corridor
The United States protested to Soviet occupation officials after two Russian jet fighters intercepted a U S ambassador Walter Donnelly's C 47 transport near the Vienna to Paris corridor. Donnelly reported planes flew within 5 000 feet in the authorized American air lane over the Soviet zone of Austria. The protest, delivered to Lt Gen V P Sviridov, called the incident a serious violation of American rights and warned it could endanger corridor travel.
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Vienna
Austria
Walter J. Donnelly
Donnelly
Paris
United States
Commission
Washington
Don’ Nelly
V. P. Sviridov
Presidents warns of new Korean and Soviet threats
President Truman warns of Russian inspired outbreaks and possible new offensives in Korea and elsewhere. He urges vigilance as he cites danger from the Kremlin and cautions against relaxation of defense. The remarks come at the 35th Division World War II reunion in Washington. Delegates and Taft campaigned disputes and compromises unfold in GOP delegate contests with Eisenhower supporters paving roads.
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Bir
Truman
Kremlin
Korea
Todays Features and Page Guide
The paper outlines regular features with sections on Amusements Editorials Bridge and Letters. It lists Churches Financial Classified and Radio TV plus a Deaths and Social News section, and notes Todays Pictures on page 16 with Sports on page 9 and 10.
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Fousweg Pass
Soviet Envoy Switch Prompts U S Speculation
A surprise change in Soviet ambassadors to the United States sparked speculation. No promises of easing opposition to American policies were expressed by veteran diplomats. Georgi Zarubin is named as the new envoy, succeeding Alexander Panyushkin, amid prior spy-ring concerns centered at the Soviet Embassy in Canada. The outgoing envoy is London.
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Washington
United States
Zara
Moscow
ywWauon
Georgi Zarubin
London
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Canada
Koje Island Prisoner Uprising Report Due in House
Washington dispatch says the House will hear the Army report on the Red prisoner-of-war uprising on Koje Island in Korea on Tuesday. The incident involves captured POWs and military actions at the naval base.
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Koje
Washington
House
Koje Island
Korea
Hospital Bills and Welfare Costs Probed in Weeklong Series
The Herald-American and Herald-Journal launch a no holds barred inquiry into hospital charges and welfare costs. Readers hear hospital patients vent complaints and learn why bills rise. The series promises daily explanations throughout the coming week.
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The
Waldorf
Herald-Journal
Herald-American
Farm Probe Fund Isn’t Just Peanuts
The Senate debated the Agriculture Department appropriation with four roll-call votes over a probe into why four peanut-growing projects failed in Africa. Senator Bridges urged cutting 52,500 from a 1 billion dollar bill to finance the inquiry, while Senator Ferguson called the plan a socialist scheme. Senator Russell defended keeping the funding for global farm data gathering, and the Senate voted to retain the money.
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Senate
Africa
Bridges
R-Na
Agriculture Department
Ferguson
R-Mich
Russell
D-Ga
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Early Start Lands Three In Hospital In Syracuse Incident
Three Syracusans were injured in a fishing trip accident near Baldwinsville when a car left the road at 6 AM and struck a boulder. Theodore Donovan 30, Elizabeth 28, and Kathleen Donovan 26 were treated at the scene by Dr. Justin Mignault and taken to St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Theodore Donovan
Alvord St
Elizabeth
Kathleen Donovan
Randall St
Donovan
van Bureard
Baldwinsville
Justin Mignault
St. Joseph's
Wall Falls On Firemen In Chicago Box Factory Blaze
A wall at the Ferre Paper Box Company collapsed on two fire units during a three story blaze in Chicago. Firefighters on the roof of an adjoining building were buried or knocked to the street while others rescued. At least 12 firemen were injured with injuries ranging from broken limbs to head and spinal trauma.
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Chicago
Ferre ‘Paper Box
Tarpon Fight Ends In Record 33 Hour Battle
Harold LeMaster, 37, battled a tarpon nicknamed Mr Chips for about 33 hours on light tackle in Clearwater Florida. He fought from a 16 foot outboard and edged the fish toward a shallow grass flat before victory at dawn. Thousands watched as Coast Guard and police kept watch and a city floodlight lit the scene. LeMaster likely set a new tarpon time-record, surpassing the previous 24 hour mark in St Petersburg.
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Clearwater
Fia
Harold LeMaster
LeMaster
Anes
Chips
Fire Department
Coast Guard
Harbor Police
Lem
Tarpon
French Reds Raided Again in Key Cities
Police swept Communist sites in Paris and the Brest naval base in a widening hunt for proof of a Red plot to overthrow the government. Simultaneous raids hit Communist offices in other naval base cities while Toulon’s Naval tribunal cited evidence of acts against external security on behalf of a foreign power. Surete Nationale searched a printing plant on Rue Du Croissant the UFI news agency and offices of the International workers' movement.
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Brest
Toulon
Mediterranean
Surete Nationale
Rue du Croissant
Union Franchise D Information
UFI
International Workers’ Movement
Pact Approved for European Army by West German Cabinet
West Germany's cabinet approved the European Army Pact and sent it to the upper house for ratification. The accord commits West Germany to contribute 12 divisions to a six nation European army.
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Boon
Germany
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