Prison showdown frees anti-Communist prisoners on Koje Island
On Koje Island Korea American paratroopers moved in as 102 hardline Communist readers were fingered in a dramatic prison encounter. Dozens of Reds and 273 anti-Communists were seized or freed with 15 ringleaders identified and escorted by military police. Brig Gen Haydon Boatner's actions were praised for restoring order after a tense clash.
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Baseball notes and names show a tangled slate
Fragmentary sports and personal lines mix team mentions and players with scattered places and dates. A domestic dialogue concludes with a family exchange about marriage and leaving home, reflecting a social vignette amid sporadic athletic references.
Today's Features on the Towing Pages
Regular features are on the towing pages including Bridge and Frmancat 6 Clas ei Ged 11 33 Radw TV 10 Deaths Local News Editorials and Sports 9 18. Today page features highlight are on page 16 with pictured items.
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Soviet reshuffle names new envoy to Britain
Moscow announces shakeup in the Soviet diplomatic service with Gromyko appointing a new ambassador to London. Georgi Zarnbin is moved to London as Soviet ambassador to the United States, succeeding Alexander Pahun who moves to Red China.
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Food Curbs to Stay Says Treasury Official
A top government official signals continued controls on food prices with a buying rebound from wartime demand. Treasury and OPS officials say they will move slowly in lifting price restraints, citing cautious overall consumer spending and the Korean War context.
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Eisenhower Will Speak From The Heart In Campaign
Detroit crowds greeted Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower as he abandoned prepared remarks and pledged to speak from the heart during his Republican presidential campaign. He told a citizens breakfast he would answer questions and tailor speeches to the moment, while warning of a civilization challenged by a theory that man has no value. The parade drew tens of thousands, with estimates ranging from 35,000 to 80,000 in Cadillac. Meanwhile officials noted warm humid weather and thunderstorms expected tonight and tomorrow. In Washington, Attorney General McGranery prepared to announce the appointment of three Justice Department aides, as Killingsworth discussed routine matters and weather forecasts predicted high temperatures and humidity nationwide.
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Ike Taft Delegates Row Extends To Floor Fight
Eisenhower and Taft forces clash as disputes over district delegates move toward floor action. The GOP national committee will refer contest issues to state bodies, with notices being prepared for further rulings. The scene unfolds amid a crowded platform at a Michigan train station with Mamie Eisenhower present and GOP factions preparing for the upcoming national convention.
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Submarine Engine Nears Dry Land Test at Groton
President Truman announced that a full size land based atomic submarine engine is nearly complete and will run soon. He noted the AEC and Navy built a working model on dry land in Idaho, with the same engine slated for the Nautilus and tested thoroughly, a process he described as miraculous given the four year effort.
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Taft Sees Eisenhower Homecoming Boosting Bid
Senator Robert A. Taft credits Dwight D. Eisenhower’s homecoming with strengthening his path to the Republican nomination. He predicts facing President Truman as the rival in the race for the presidency.
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Truman warns against buying national security in 1952 campaign
In Groton Connecticut President Truman criticizes offers of easy security gains as dangerous and urges a balanced defense. He spoke at the keel laying of the US nuclear powered submarine Nautilus costing 540 million, calling it a step toward peace while pressing atomic defense research during ongoing tension with the Soviet Union. Taft and Eisenhower prospects are discussed as the 1952 race looms.
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Truman Plea for FEPC May Bring Dixie Bolt War
President Truman urged support for a compulsory civil rights program as he faced Southern opposition within the Democratic Party. He warned that the nation must back federal action to protect rights, while political tensions rose over civil rights policy and party unity.
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Rain War Clouds Hit Central Washington Versus Dry and Wet Campaigns
Clouds bombarded Central Washington as Yakima and Wenatchee Valleys see daily rain efforts funded by wheat growers and opposed by fruit farmers. Rain makers use ground generators to drop silver iodide while planes may also be used. Cherry growers plan a $1 per ton price boost as harvest nears amid weather manipulation claims.
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McMahon Wins State Delegates At Democratic Convention
In Hartford Connecticut the Democratic state convention pledged all 16 national convention votes to Senator Brien McMahon for the presidential candidacy. The delegates adopted a resolution binding the votes to McMahon, reflecting strong support and commitment.
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Inside Story Of Stalin Life From Secret Hiding Place
Arkadi Svobodin, Stalin's nurse, shares intimate details in a four part series. The tale covers his first meeting, secret assets, villas named after three women, phobias, and other private facets. Told to Borys Karanovitch and Serge Fliegers for Amerton Weekly.
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