Explosion Toll in Korea Ammunition Dump Blasts
A U S soldier was killed and 33 people were missing or injured after massive explosions at a U S Army ammunition dump in Korea. Two Americans were missing and four hospitalized. 24 others had minor injuries. Korean civilians were hurt. sabotage suspected by guerrillas. Fire, smoke, and phosphorus lit the area near Pusan as multiple blasts raged.
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Worea
U. S
Korea
Pusan
Soul
B.D. Z
Washington
Taft
Kefauver
Ynain
James A. van
Fleet
Femy
Mander
Tennessee
Tait
Oni
Georgia Democrats Elect 28-Vote Delegation in Play
The Georgia state committee selects a 28 vote delegation as primary races in Maine shape nominations for U S Senate House and governor. Eisenhower heads to Denver to open campaign HQ. Kefauver campaigns for DC six delegate votes. Russell talks with convention delegates in Bis in Marshal? N C. Herr hosts a Des Moines luncheon with Iowa delegates.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Democrats
Nare
Maine
U. S. Senate
House
Eisenhower
Denver
Kefauver
District of Columbia
Russell
Bismarck
N. C
Herr
Iowa
Des Moines
Talks Open Big 3 Unity Sought for Red Drive
United States officials begin talks with Britain and France on key Western defense issues amid fears of a new Soviet move to split the alliance. Topics include Korea Indo China Germany and Western aid to France in Indo China. Ambassador to London Gro myko’s posting adds urgency to the discussions.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Korea
Indo-China
Germany
Sfrom
Moscow
Chilf Dep
Andrei Gromyko
London
Jone
France
Jean Letournea
Acheson
UN to Air Germ Charge in Korea Security Council Meet
United Nations Security Council convenes on Wednesday at 2 PM after Soviet charges that the UN is carrying on germ warfare in Korea. The USSR pursues action after failing to win support in the Disarmaments Commission. The United States and other UN members deny the charges and challenge Malik to proceed.
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United Nations
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Korea
Soviet Union
Security Council
United States
Malik
Eisenhower pledges aid from nation's best brains for farms
In Denver editors report General Dwight D Eisenhower would seek the nation’s best brains to help solve agricultural problems if elected president. The remarks frame a plan to mobilize expert minds to improve farming amid national debate.
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Denver
Dwight D.eisenhower
Farm, Journal Editors Today
Triplet Boys Wander Off At Palisades Park
In Palisades Park New Jersey George Coyle watched his three identical two year old sons wander in different directions on Father's Day. He maintained calm as he and others conducted separate searches for each child.
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Dad
Polka Art Fisher
Jimmy Perkins
Jimmy
Palisades Park
N. J
George Coyle
Coyle
Refugees face endless waiting under quota system
Marquis Childs summarizes how current immigration limits trap Soviet era refugees in prolonged limbo, abandoning all possessions to escape tyranny. The piece notes the editorial page reflections amid a calendar of regular features and a breakfast with Eisenhower seeking broader national solutions.
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Iron Curtain
Marquis Childs
Georgia Delegates To Back Russell Chicago Campaign
Georgia delegates to back Senator Richard B. Russell in the 1952 Chicago Democratic National Convention. The State Democratic Executive Committee will appoint 36 official delegates and as many alternates, with up to 200 honorary delegates. The governor will name the state header today to cast Georgia's 2 percent pledge.
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Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Richard B. Russe
Chicago
Heat Wave Relief Expected as Cooler Air Arrives
A midwest air mass is forecast to bring relief from the heat by tomorrow night in a move to clear smoky skies. The high tomorrow is anticipated in the mid 80s with southwest winds at 15 to 25 miles per hour and gusts to 35. No change is expected on new members as talks proceed.
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Midwest
Malik
Ll-Nation Security Council
Alsojet
Mew
Paris
Man receives first public flogging in three years
In Wilmington Delaware John P Barbieri 30 flinched at every stroke of a cat o nine tails as he received 20 lashes for beating Mrs Belle Davi spot 59. The sentence followed a guilty plea to the assault and he will serve a six month jail term with workhouse infirmary care for a day or two. The lashing occurred in a small shed within New Castle County Workhouse as Ward Wilson supervised the punishment.
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Wilmington
Del
John P. Barbieri
Delaware
Barbieri
Belle Davi Spot
Castle County
Workhouse Court
Iinfirmary
Hood Wilson
Wilson
Tolthe
Tolway
Titus faces charges in Syracuse trial over forged checks
Klock, former Syracuse Trust Co. bookkeeper and government witness, testified in federal court that he cashed about four thousand dollars in supposedly unpaid checks from Titus, Auburn appliance dealer, in exchange for cash. Titus is charged with aiding misapplication and conspiracy with Klock and another bookkeeper. The testimony spans events from 1947 to 1951, with April 1951 revealing additional checks in Klock's possession after a bank shortage.
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Bernardo
Titus
Hlock
Syracuse Trust Co
Klock
KEQCE
Betwen
Titus Regui
Yanks Smash Red Attack on Chorwon Hill Fight
Seoul reports US 45th Infantry smashed a Chinese artillery assault on a T shaped hill west of Chorwon. Reds suffered over 3,000 casualties. Americans repelled about 750 Chinese in a seven hour battle and fought across multiple front sectors with Sabrejet pilots claiming three jets destroyed and Lt James Low credited as the 17th American jet ace with five kills.
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Seoul
Korea
Chorwon
U. S
Panmenjom
Korangpo
Yon
Chon
Kumhwa
Kimsong
Pukhan River
Huran
James Low
Sausalito
Calif
America
76 Lives Lost in Heat Wave
A four day AP tally shows 76 total deaths from a nationwide heat wave spanning Texas to the Atlantic coast. Six direct heat related fatalities and 70 drownings are reported as records melt in many cities.
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Chicago
Associated Press
U. S
Texas
Atlantic
Barber Faces Angry Customer Over Nose Comment
A barber told a furious customer in Jacksonville that the cut was small and recalled the man’s earlier remark about wishing his nose were shorter. The exchange highlights tensions during a routine service and raises questions about decorum in a barbershop setting.
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Jax
Eviction Fight Across East German Border Villages
Riots erupt as East German police clash with villagers resisting eviction from 13 border villages in Thuringia. More than 30 casualties reported as 2,000 residents and 300 Red police reinforcements contend in Streudorf and Kaltenwardheim amid efforts to deport families deemed politically unreliable.
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Bonn
Germany
Frontier
Totai
Kaltenwardheim
Streudorf
Danes fire fliers after fear of bombing offer
In Copenhagen four Danish Air Force pilots were dismissed after admitting fear to fly. The spokesman said the pilots, who had returned from U S training, offered to bomb bombers instead of fighters, but were fired despite the offer.
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Copenhagen
Datnish Air Force
Ag Air Force
U. S
Potatoes Drop as New Virginia Crop Hits Markets
Scarcity eased in Syracuse as markets glut with prices tumbling after weeks of high costs. Wholesalers report lower demand and a sharp fall from prior shortages. George Hling of Loblaw Markets notes price declines in 100 pound bags and predicts further drops this week amid abundant Virginia new crop shipments. Rosen, Sr wholesaler, confirms higher sales this week than expected as suppliers push prices down.
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Syracuse
George Hling
Loblaw Markets
As’ Rosen
Wholeghabie Deaier
Sad Wathi
Virginia
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