UN Gains Reds Dig In at New Korea Line
Allied probing forces crossed the front as Reds withdrew north of UN troops seeking a new defensive line. Front reports say communist offensive aims have faded and contact was limited with rear guards. US troops advanced along the western flank and captured ground near Kumsang amid artillery fire and rain.
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Montreal Blaze Traps Forty In Five-Story Tenement
Fire ruptures a five story tin building in Montreal trapping about 40 residents. Firefighters say many were rescued quickly but reports indicate several remained unaccounted for as the blaze spread through the narrow structure. The building houses a hospital and is linked to a Catholic community operation. Early statements from officials confirm some occupants were led to safety while others were still inside.
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Todays Features and Pages Preview Telegraphed
A fragmented OCR page lists features for the day including politics war risk analysis, morality themes by Moral Childs, and reviews of amusements sports and classifieds. It mentions page numbers and a mix of editorial and society items with art and pictures planned.
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Troopers capture manhunt for Syracuse murder suspect
Arm to arm hunt for Arthur M. Diffendale's killer continues near Oneonta as 100 troopers Oneonta police and volunteers scout a five mile wooded area after a truck driver shot him last night. A parolee who visited relatives in Syracuse is suspected. the case connects to a 1936 shooter and an escape from Dannemoor prison.
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We could lick Russia right now Johnson says
Senator Morse and Louis Johnson testified in a Senate inquiry that the United States could defeat Russia if war occurred. Johnson warned against inevitability of war while stressing fears over Red China and internal disunity influencing policy.
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Boy’s Killer To Die in Chair
POUGIREEPSIE (21) Nervous, latha the Joseph Pnonexa Lofay was sentenced to die in Sing Sing Prison s electric chair for the murder of a 16 year old boy in Dutchess County Judge John Schwansel sets execution for the week of July 15 Before sentencing Pi onesca a 40 year old automobile mechanic told of being forced to shoot Robert Leonard to death last Oct 16 He said Alfred von Wolfersdorf a co defendant but adjudged sane and committed to an institution had held a gun in his back and told me Shoot the boy or I’ll shoot you Von Wolfersdorf allegedly hated the boy whose parents owned an apartment house because he made noise and slammed doors
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Fatal Rail Wreck Blamed on Engineer, ICC Rules
An ICC ruling assigns blame to the Red Arrow engineer for a May 18 collision near Brn Maur Pennsylvania that killed three and injured one while the Philadelphia Night Express was struck from behind. The finding contradicts testimony given immediately after the crash.
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Allies Push for Big Four Talks in Paris Agenda
Allies urge a meeting of the Big Four foreign ministers to seal an agreed agenda reached by deputies in Paris. The push follows notes handed to UK and French officials and involves names Marshall MacLean and Guy Burgess using code identities.
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Nina Gets Cheers For Polio Fight
Chicago report on National Association of Manufacturers clash with President Truman over polio funding and SACRA policy. NAM chief accuses Truman of misrepresentation while Ruffin and others denounce administration plans and economic controls linked to foreign grain aid and national defense programs.
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2 000 Watch Over TV as Baby Is Born
Reported from Atlantic Gly, NJ an infant named Michael Gallagher was born on color television before two thousand doctors and families attending the annual American Medical Association meeting. The event aired yesterday with the baby’s birth weight given as nine pounds twelve ounces.
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Grand jury grills Saratoga gambling probe figures in Ballston Spa
The Saratoga gambling grand jury hears testimony from police and local officials including George West acting Saratoga Springs police chief and Raymond Hewitt Saratoga County commissioner of forms and GOP chair of Mechanicville. Sidney Gordon deputy secretary in Governor Davy’s administration testifies about his resignation and says little on the probe. Gordon claims staffers may be lying while asserting the investigation may be winding down.
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Senate Banking Committee Moves To Extend Federal Rent Controls
The Senate Banking Committee approved extending federal rent controls beyond June 30 with no set end date. It would not interfere with existing state or local rents in New York, and a federal rent ceiling program could override higher local rents if they exceeded national levels for six months. A separate proposal would extend controls to commercial properties.
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Laose
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Mish Warren Accepted Diploma at COR High School
Mish Warren was awarded a diploma by COR High School after completing her studies at latchy High School. She did not limp.
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Cor, Mo
Former Syracuse Trust Bookkeepers Plead Not Guilty
Two former Syracuse Trust Company bookkeepers, Bernard E Klock and Leslie L Roast Jr, pleaded not guilty in Albany federal court to charges tied to a $2.4 million manipulation of the bank's books. The arraignment preceded formal charging of 17 depositors.
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James Tooley
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Senate debates cuts to atomic funds and independent offices
Washington lawmakers weigh deep reductions in proposed spending for atomic weapons research and 31 independent boards and commissions. The Senate backs a 2.5 billion package for the Labor Department and Federal Security Agency while proposing payroll cuts and opposing certain state grant reductions.
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Red Jets Again Appear in Korea
In Korea a U S interceptor reports an air clash as Communist jets engage a U S reconnaissance mission. An F 84 jet from the 67th Recon Wing dodges four enemy fighters and returns to base undamaged after the encounter.
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Army Plan Delayed as French Vote Looms
New York police arrested 21 drug peddlers and addicts after three days of narcotics hearings. A raid on Central Park West yielded narcotics. an ambush on Park Avenue involved a gunfight with prisoners. Actor Robert Coogan faces probation for marijuana possession. another raid tied to a dancemaster’s apartment uncovered more narcotics amid high-end surroundings. General Bradley said the West German army decision for the Atlantic Pact will wait until after the French vote.
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Blue Serge Day Honor for Bing Crosby in Elko Nevada
Elko Nevada residents celebrate Blue Serge Day honoring Bing Crosby after a Vancouver hotel slur incident. City officials declare June 30 a special day, promising Crosby a tailored blue denim suit giving him access to venues in the United States and Vancouver.
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Wedemeyer’s Retirement Granted by Army
General Wedemeyer’s request for retirement is approved by the Department of the Army. He will be relieved as Sixth Army commander in July after testimony in Washington at the MacArthur hearings.
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It Wasnt a Gag Washington Go
A garbled clipping reports a mystery around dialing errors in Washington District of Columbia. Joseph F. St Peter, 36, noted for assisting the coroner in a case, is mentioned in relation to an election or job change. The text is incomplete and unclear.
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District of Columbia
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Actress Cheers Lka Chase Book Past Imper fect
A scene from Today’s Chuckle shows an actress congratulating Lka Chase on her book Past Imper fect. The playful exchange features quips about who read the book to whom and includes a light punning retort from Tika.
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Seven Killed as Navy Patrol Plane Crashes near Jacksonville
A twin-engine Navy patrol plane crashed during a training flight along the St Johns River between Jacksonville and Green Cove Springs. Seven crewmen were killed and two injured. The Navy reported no cause yet and witnesses said wheels appeared down on approach. The squadron had been called to active duty from the reserve about three months ago.
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Dulles Satisfied With Treaty Talks
Ambassador-at-large John Foster Dulles arrived at National Airport at 10 AM and said he was very well satisfied with the results of his conferences with British and French officials on a Japanese peace treaty. He will report to President Truman and Secretary of State Acheson later today.
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Labor Candidate Wins Bevin Seat
Labor candidate Christopher Mayhew wins the Bevin seat in Leominster Manitoba amid a chaotic political scene. The election follows the vacancy caused by the late Bevin and includes tense moments as opponents falter and nerves fray before the results are declared.
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