Army clashes as Red defense line forms on Korean front
Earnest TOKYO reports that the North Korean army meets a newly formed Red defense line in east central Korea amid Allied advances north of the 38th parallel. Allied spearheads push 1000 to 2000 yards against intense artillery fire near Yanggu and the Hwachon reservoir, signaling the first major obstacle since Yanggu fell last month.
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Tokyo
Pyongkang
Machern
Pyanggand
Yanggu
Hwachon Reservoir
Alhed Ofheer Sad
Meat packers report no beef shortage in Syracuse
Syracuse meat packers deny a shortage and say supplies are adequate though Chicago reports suggest higher prices and rising cattle shipments to slaughter. They contend current prices and demand allow operation with margins, while officials in Washington push for price relief.
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Syracuse
Chicago
Jerhansee
Michael VO Pisalle
Meat Packing Industry
Washington
Congre Conmittes
Bret Price Reltbacks
Korea Deaths Reach 11 767
Defense Department summary lists wartime toll through June with 10 killed 18 133 wounded 11 752 missing in action 1 231 wounded later died 104 missing accounted prisoners of war 20 281 still missing or unaccounted for military losses remain high as casualties rise to 11 767
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Suington
Korea
Defense Department
MSMR
Sunken British Submarine Found
London reports a sunken British submarine located with 75 men aboard, details confirm a naval disaster under inquiry by House of Commons officials. The incident prompts a parliamentary review and ongoing investigations into the loss and rescue efforts.
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London
Editorial Commentary on French Elections Delayed
Marquis Childs analyzes the impact of ongoing French elections and calls for focus on the defamation issue tied to Nash Atlantic and related entities. The piece appears on Archer Journal page content with a notes section and various page references.
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DIANY
Delars
Sinceriiniles
Marquis Childs
Four of Trenton Six Freed in Murder Trial
A Mercer County Court jury acquitted four members of the Trenton Six in the YDS murder of an elderly shopkeeper. The panel of six men and six women recommended mercy for the defendants found guilty, meaning life imprisonment. Ralph Cooper and Collis English were convicted of first degree murder with life without parole. McKinley Forrest, John McKennie, Holace Wilson, and James Thorpe were found innocent.
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Trenton
N. J
Mercer County
Bre
Ralph Cooper
Collis English
McKinley Forrest
John McKennie
Holace Wilson
James Thorpe
Ex-Firemen Faced Over Moran Doll Loan in Fatal Fire
Four-year-old Geraldine Tuzik died while reciting a doll as a blaze tore through a two story frame house in Chicago. A retired firefighter testified he lent $1000 to Moran and others amid a conspiracy probe linked to extortion plans. Geraldine’s death occurred as investigators pursued charges against the defendants, including alleged co conspirators connected to the fire.
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Chicago
Geraldine Tuzik
New York
Free Commission
Jamon &, Moran
Daniel
Jurith
Roger
Raymond
Tuk
Toe Vornhicx
Reagan
Tal
Dolly
Fener
Hay
Sunos
Lanay
Geraldine
Dope Sold Like Soda in Capital Warns of Teen Access
Senate investigators released testimony from Jessups and Reformatory inmates detailing dope parties in Washington and Baltimore. Witnesses claim marijuana and other drugs are easily available to adults and teens, with some girls turning to prostitution to fund drug habits. A former musician-turned-addict says many high schoolers used drugs, and reports note that marijuana consumption is widespread among youths.
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Washington
Senate Erie
House of Correnpea
Reformatory
Jessups
Baltimore
José
Addigis
New York
Fanfas
Virginia
Truman Carries Fight for Curbs to Nation
Washington officials outline a broad plan to curb inflation through federal limits on business activity. Administration aides report a televised address outlining proposed controls and the goal of easing price pressures without triggering a recession.
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Truman
Washington
CPP
Worman
Wille
Busines
Mitre
Association of Manufacturers
1OS
Comtemerce
Yank Finds Enemy By Using His Head In Korea
A wartime dispatch notes a soldier from Allentown Pennsylvania using a head strike to identify a North Korean foe. The report includes brief mentions of war talk, production boosts, and debates in Congress over economic controls and stabilizers amid the Korean conflict.
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Yank
Musician coerced into crime to fund narcotics
A 25 year old musician and composer testified in New York that she turned to prostitution and petty crime to pay for drugs after earning 245 a week. She described frequent drug purchases from known dealers and noted past drug treatment and an arrest for prostitution. Her testimony was given at Westfield State Farm Reformatory.
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New York
Oberlin
Conservatory
Ohio
Boston
Emanuel College For Women
Destroyer Walke Damaged by Undersea Explosion
The Navy reported an underwater blast off the east coast of Korea damaged the destroyer Walke. It killed 26 sailors and wounded seven as the ship limped to a Japanese port under its own power. The cause was described as a mine. The incident occurred Tuesday in Korean waters.
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Korea
Navy
Ousted Chief Questioned In Ogdensburg gambling probe
Herbert S. Myers former Ogdensburg police chief testified before State Crime Commission probes into city gambling. Myers was fired April 9 by Mayor Ralph Motisvette after a dispute on enforcement of gambling laws. The investigation questioned 12 of Ogdensburg's 18 police officers as routine proceedings continued.
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Canton
Herbert S. Myers
Ogdensburg
State Crime Commission
Myers
Ralph J. Motisvette
Morissette
Grokers
Bare Fow Farr
Sidney A. Wooddenhusar
Oxdensburg
Saul
Nature's Thunder Stolen by Empire State Building
Dr Karl B McEachron of General Electric said the 3250 foot Empire State Building often discharged built up electrical charges as lightning, counteracting thunder in clouds overhead. The remark was prepared for the American Physical Society meeting in the eastern summer.
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Schenectady
New York City
Empire State Builder
Karl B. McEachron
General Electric Company
American Physical Society
U.S. Prods Czechs on Lost Jets
In Wiesbaden Germany US officials pressed Czechoslovakia for the whereabouts of two American jet fighters missing since a flight. The United States suspects their crash landings in Czechoslovakia and notes Prague’s silence as affirmation of the reports.
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Wiesraden
Germany
United States
Fiehter
Czechoslovakia
Fragmented humor lines reveal garbled love banter
Readable bits show a husband and wife exchanging choppy phrases about happiness and family. The imperfect OCR yields a humorous, muddled exchange with missing letters and obfuscated words, yet hints at domestic affection and a playful mood.
MacArthur blasts Truman policy in Houston speech
Gen Douglas MacArthur, arriving after fiery remarks in Austin, assailed the Truman administration and its Korea policy of limited war. Speaking to about 28,000 Texans at Rice Institute, he accused officials of fear and appeasement, urging resolve and strength to defeat any aggressor. Page 8, Column 5.
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Petches
Houston
Tex
Douglas MacArthur
Texas
MacArthur
I Stight
Rice Institute
Truman
Korea
Austin
Tcuman
Twe
Lius
Britons Arrested in Iran for Illegal Entry at Abadan Airfield
Tran reports 19 British citizens detained in Fhuzstan Province near Abadan for lack of residence permits after arriving by plane from London. Fifteen arrived yesterday. group under surveillance at the military governor's headquarters as discussions continue with U S officials and oil officials about potential wider implications.
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Tahkan
Iran
pMllal
Abadan
London
Amir Ala
Fhuzstan
Mohammed Mossadegh
Armes Dntage
Rain Break In Sight Forecast Improves Weekend Outlook
Assistant meteorologist Joseph Mancini says today’s precipitation totaling 3.1 inches this month will end by nightfall. Night low around 56 degrees, tomorrow cloudy with a high near 78, and Saturday showers return with warmer weather.
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Joseph Mancini
Mancini
Great Irrigation Project Starts in Cols, Wash
Great Irrigation Project begins as a massive pump in Colville joins a planned chain feeding water from the Columbia River to higher land. Forty-eight states and two territories back the effort, marking a milestone for a million acre farm development in the basin.
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Qcoulee
Wash
Ubi
Columba River
Columbia Basin
Tal luqa Bankhead Hospitalized for Gallbladder Ailment
Tallu in hospital at Mount Kisco with gallbladder issue. Bankhead, a noted actress, was admitted to Northern Westchester Hospital for observation and possible surgery yesterday.
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Tallu
Mount Kisco
U—Actrees
Tallulah Bankhead
Westchester Hospital
United States and Germany Move to End Diplomatic Rift
Washington reports that the United States and the German government aim to repair wartime rupture in relations. Officials say terms of the arrangement will be public within a week, broadening limited degranation of diplomatic and consular ties under the Western occupation framework.
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Washington
United States
Ronn
Military Made No Objection During Korea Aid Testimony
Washington D C. Louis Johnson testified in the Senate probe of General MacArthur’s dismissal. He recounted the June 26 1950 White House meeting at which Acheson moved to aid South Korea and the military did not oppose. Johnson described a clash over Formosa and noted there were no intelligence warnings before Korea’s invasion. He also said MacArthur bore no responsibility for Korea at that time.
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Washington
Defense
State Departments
Formosa
Johnson
Acheson
White House
Lfvem
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Tree
U.S
Truman
State Department
Korea
MacArshue
U S and Britain Reach Draft Japanese Peace Pact Accord
London dispatch reports United States and Britain declare full agreement on the draft of a Japanese peace treaty. A communique from John Foster Dulles and Herbert Morrison says the accord awaits each government's approval. It notes no public decision on Chinese participation or Formosa.
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London
United States
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Morrison
Dullos
Morrison
Monster or Whopper Suspected In Black River Sighting
Lyons Falls reports a 1 foot long whopper described as a monster by observers near three miles upstream from the Lewis County village. The party includes Dr Oran Stantey and Dr Philip Daley with others from Calgate University Hamilton College and the State Conservation Department.
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Lyons Falls
Antehnnn
Black River
Lewis County
Wash Meilick
Melick
Oran Stantey
Botany
Calgate University
Phlip Daley
Hamilton Collets
State Conservation Department
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Beriila Lassetter
Mathew Lassetter
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Doll
Girl
U. S
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Aomewtiere
Donald C. Fairchid
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Senate
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Troman
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