Vogeler Tortured 70 Hours Dumped Into Ice Water
Robert A Vogeler, ITT executive, testified he was tortured for 70 hours by Hungarian secret police and forced to sign a confession. He says he was dumped naked into ice water, later freed after U S concessions led to reopening of Hungarian consulates. He spoke at the National Press Club and is now under treatment at Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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INS
Robert A. Vogeler
Toilay
International Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co
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Vogeler
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Red
Nat ‘Donal Press Club
American Free Press
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Voégeler
Mystery deepens over missing British diplomats families messages
The wire reports reveal three telegrams received by the families of high ranking British diplomats MacLean and Burgess which appear not to be in their handwriting. Paris police released a phrase from MacLean’s message to his wife as authorities confirm the three wires. The case follows the diplomats’ disappearance on May 25 with their baggage found in England.
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Donald D. MacLean
Guy
Burgess
Burgess, 49, Long-Time Friends Who Gattle
Tayeena Male
Foreign Office
MacLean's
Maher
Burgess Mothers
Maren
Department of Agriculture
Paris
MacLean
Sain
Courts Enter Price Wars in New York
New York courts and agencies engaged in a broad price war inquiry. Ten hearings covered small drugstores, watchmakers, and retails as legal actions sought to curb price cutting. A federal probe and state joint committee planned further investigations into unfair trade practices and the Miller Tydings act repeal.
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INS
New York City
Iwajnr
Queens
Pers
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R-Mo
Teglatature
Wth
New Price Figures Spark Political Debate and Fiscal Focus
The edition notes rising price talks shaping policy and fiscal planning, with Morante Caitois contributing on military topics. Amusements, Letters, Classifieds, and Editorials populate pages, while Deaths and Sports sections appear in standard spots.
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Dow
Extiie
Morante Caitois
Giner
Binder T Financial
Ragle
Tyan
Army adjusts Korea enemy casualty toll to 1 215 112
Wallsington The Army estimates enemy casualties in Korea through June 2 at 1 215 112 after adjustments removing errors since last week 1 183 420. A spokesman noted 26 000 more losses from June 2 to 5 not yet fully adjusted. The through June 2 total breaks down to 806 860 battle casualties 152 000 non battle losses and 150 Sil counted prisoners of war including 10 220 Chinese Reds behind UN stockades.
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Wallington
Korea
U.N. Stockades
Horses burned as Buffalo Raceway barn fire kills thirty-two
Fire at Buffalo Raceway destroyed barns killing 32 harness horses valued at over 1100000. A horse died from injuries and three hundred firefighters battled the blaze in frigid winds. Nine horses escaped. Crull and driver Shaver led their mounts away as the flames spread.
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Buffalo U
Fienth
Buffalo Raceway
Ponther
Hamburg
Syracus
William Crull
Crull
Charles Shaver
Ilion Youth Held In Series Of Fires
Police disclosed the administration plan to arrest a teenager who admitted a method that helped start fires in Ilion since April. The youth, Raymond R., was identified in a downtown location as the suspect. Detectives arrested him last night at a local residence as the OPS backs a license proposal.
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Congress
Albany
Raymond R
Senate
W. Mainst
Dye
OPS Ife Andoo
Pearl St
Jury Told to Investigate Spa Prober's Resignation
In Saratoga County the special grand jury will reconvene Tuesday to probe the resignation of Sidney B. Gordon, chief aide to Special Prosecutor John M. Minton. Justice Hagerty ordered the session delay and said the inquiry targets Gordon’s departure and reasons. Gordon called the action surprising. Minton had no comment.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
Sidney B. Gordon
Yester
John M. Minton
Justier Lea J. Hageviy
State Supreme Court
Buffalo
Hagerty
Gordon
Albany
Minton
GOP Questions Secretary Trip In Midst MacArthur Inquiry
Senate hearings reveal Senator Wiley questions whether Secretary of State Acheson and Defense Secretary Marshall coordinated their actions after Acheson testified he did not know Marshall planned a Korea trip. Acheson protested he had been in continuous meetings and had no reason to be informed of the telephoned plan. The exchange highlights Republican demands for cabinet coordination amid the MacArthur inquiry.
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Acheson
Senate
MacArthur
Marshall
Korea
Wiley
R-Wis
Secretary of Defense
Wiley Sam
Allemig
Talis
First Thruway Crash Claims Mrs Fanetther in New York Route
Mrs Fanetther, 41, of Chittenango, was the first injury in a Thruway crash near Bitkrille intersect ion at 7:80 AM. Her car rolled over twice after losing control while following a truck. She was taken to Memorial Hospital in Chittenango with shock and bruises after scene treatment by Dr Edwin Thibault.
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Chistenanan
KO. i
New York
Bitkrille
Og, Misher
Herebert Luther
Chittenango
Ming Caet
Thruway
Howeard Stowell
Verona Reaen
Stowsh
Kirke
Bear on loose reported near La Grange reserve
Police said a 205 pound bear was roaming a reserve near suburban La Grange today. Forest rangers attempted to trap the animal after it was seen prowling the area. The bear, described as about six feet tall and quizzed, reportedly escaped from an Asmat circus.
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Upa
la Grange
Aix Fort Tall
Anquize
Asmat Circus
Landlord seeks inspection of unit in eviction case
In municipal court Benjamin Fox seeks entry at 716 S Townsend St to inspect the apartment as he moves to evict tenant John Smith. Smith cites privacy during Mrs Smiths showers and says a bathroom inspection is not ready yet. The case was held over for two weeks with attorneys Grossman and Wortman arranging timing.
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bry+ing
John Smith
S. Townsend St
Smith
Fox
China Leaves Korean Iron Triangle Under Heavy Fire
Battered Chinese Reds pull from central Korea's iron triangle while screening forces resist. UN forces along Chorwon make gains southwest and east. allied tanks patrol toward Kumhwa as heavy night air raids target the plateau.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Iron Triangle
Eighth Army
Chor‘won
Chorwon
Hwachon
Kumhwa
Chorwan
Nateral
Colin
Nana
Stiaolonondd
North Side to Get Play Area
A local development plan allocates a new play area on the North Side with equipment and supervision to be installed soon. The article notes expected tax and revenue projections linked to broader fiscal measures, including corporate and individual tax changes, and outlines projected timelines and costs for the playground project.
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Andrew P. Keller
Parks Department
Tin Cut Again The North Side to Add Playground Area
Mayor Corcoran announced a new playground for children in Washington Square with equipment arranged by Parks Commissioner William A. Bacry Nas. The plan followed a Common Council recreation committee meeting led by Councilwoman-at-large Melanie A. Kreuzer.
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Corcoran
William A. Bacry
Nas
Washington Square
Coreotan
Barty
Ang
Colinell “Im
Melanie A. Ye Kreuzer
Barry
New Auto Demolished on First Trip in Massena
Sterling Brownell bought a new automobile and brought it home yesterday. Fifteen minutes later his wife began a drive with their eight month old son Lance. The car plunged an embankment near Leon, but no one was seriously hurt as the mother reached for the child and lost control.
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Sterling Brownell
Etto
Lance
Marshall Denies New War Policy Ties to Peace Moves
Defense Secretary George Marshall visited Japan and Korea and said his trip was purely military. He denied bringing new directives to General Ridgway and dismissed any link to peace negotiations. Washington officials said a new directive was being prepared, while Marshall praised allied leaders and called the 38th Parallel a mere figure.
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U. 8
George
Marshall
Japan
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Washington
Ridgway
Wash- Sarington
Gen. J. Lawston. Collins
Army
Mao-Tze-tung
China
Greece
Berlin
Masset
Peice
Depense
Curly’s Tepid Lover Survey Shocks New York
In Manhattan Miss Courtney, a stage and television star, tested 12 hours of dating for veterans and found curly haired men dull while those with thinning hair emerged as the most exciting kissers. She rated many suitors and warned about the dwindling pitch of shy men as she offered dating tips to veterans at Madison Square Garden.
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York
Courtney
Courtney Sand
Ten Rescued After Mountain Search Near Newark
Ten persons were rescued after a nightlong search in the Sangre de Cristo range near Newark Bay. Eight were slightly injured as investigators traced a crash site from a cabin where three lost children were reportedly found. Searchers covered a five mile radius around Hyd2 Park picnic grounds and river lines, using flashlights to map the area. Among the rescued were Janet McGan, 5, and her brother Larry, children of Preston McGee. Steven Cross is the son of Mrs Charlotte Cross.
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Wales Ohan
Newark Bay
Here
Bresses
Janet i McGan
Larry
Preston McGee
Steven Cross
Charlotte Cross
Today’s Chuckle Lost in Translation of a Pun
Fragment of a humorous column titled Today’s Chuckle. The garbled lines reference words of sorrow and sweetness, with a playful misquote about ML and a misrendered phrase Enclored Sind, suggesting a light mock poem or pun in a newspaper’s humor page.
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