Dulles Flies To Japan
John Foster Dulles arrives in Tokyo to discuss peace terms and Asian issues with General MacArthur. Defense Secretary Louis Johnson tours Yokosuka naval base as security concerns frame the peace effort. Dulles says the United States has positive ideas to carry out and will review all facets of the peace issue.
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U. S
Louis Johnson
Yokosuka
Dulles
State Department
Korea
United States
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William J. Sebald
U.S Poli-Ical
Senate inquiry targets Amerasia case and security reviews
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the inquiry panel consider contempt recommendations against Amerasia case witnesses and two others, with actions possible through the Justice Department. Senators Lodge and Green urge tighter security at the State Department and to replace foreign staff with Americans after their Europe trip, plus a push to buy embassy quarters rather than lease space.
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Amerasia
McCarthy
Justice Department
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American Communist Party
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New York City
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Lodge
R.-Mass
Green
R.-Ri
Senate Appropriations Committee
State Department
Europe
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Department
Laborites Defend Pooling Plan Stand
Prime Minister Attlee urged Labor MPs in the House of Commons to resist Conservative Liberal opposition to the Schuman Plan. He outlined strategy at a Parliamentary Labor Party meeting, backed by 315 Labor MPs. Churchill and Clement Davies teamed to demand Britain join six nation talks in Paris. debate set for Monday.
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House of Commons
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Winston Churchill
Etbecal
Clement Davies
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Europe
Vatican May Delay Vogeler Release Negotiations
Vatican intervention may delay the release of American businessman Robert A. Vogeler, serving 15 years for alleged espionage and sabotage in Hungary. Sources say the Vatican questioned returning the ancient Hungarian crown of St. Stefan as a condition for Vogeler's freedom.
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Vogeler
London
Hungary
Robert A. Vogeler
St. Stefan
Welfare Called Everybody's Job At Rally
Socony Vacuum Oil executive secretary says welfare is everybody's job. Winthrop Rockefeller addressed 375 delegates at the New York Public Welfare Association’s 80th annual meeting urging public welfare officials to show what citizens can do to help. The three day event concludes today.
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Socony Vacuum Oil Company
Winthrop Rockefeller
New York Public Welfare Association
Census shows 1950 rise in Onondaga County population
The 1950 census records Onondaga County population at 120 808, up 39 787 from 1940 not including Syracuse. Growth mainly in northern townships and Ged des area with Dew it township and Ged towns gaining 50 and 30 percent respectively, while Solvay declined. City areas mixed with declines and gains as new residential districts emerged and commercial Expansion reduced some neighborhoods.
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Washington, D. C
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Seni
Onondaza
New York States Department of Health
Poverti
Onondaga County
Geddes
Solvay
Hiawatha Bivd
Burnet Park
Flight Set For Bombers From Pacific Training Mission
A 10 plane Air Force B 36 formation departed Carswell Field Texas for a Pacific training flight. The largest group bomber mission yet attempted, with six planes believed bound for Hickam Field Hawaii. Four others headed to unknown destinations within range of 10 000 miles. The flight is routine with weather delaying the departure.
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Pairfield-Suisun AM Base
Calif
Hawaii
Hamilton County Loses 144 Persons
Hamilton County in the Adirondacks shows a population drop of 144 since 1940. Unofficial 1950 census figures released by John Moheghan, district supervisor at Scotia, list 4,044 residents, down from 4,188 ten years earlier, averaging 2.3 people per square mile in the 1,747 square mile county.
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Lake Pleasant
Hamilton County
John Moheghan
Scotia
Anat Hamilton
Adirondacks
Boy 12 Is Driven From Home by Father
In New York a 12 year old boy Robert Patterson Jr was whipped and driven from home by his father Robert 39 who was jailed on child neglect and third degree assault after detectives battered down the Hollis Queens home. The boy spent the night at a friend's house and returned home this morning. His mother said the boy wanted to go to the movies rather than practice saxophone.
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New York
Robert Patterson, Jr
Robert
Hollis
Queens
Margaret Patterson
Philadelphia police report summons form shortage delays
Police Captain Alver Du Bois announced that Philadelphia saw a temporary shortage of summons forms as the supply ran out ahead of schedule. He noted the number of summonses sent to molocists increased, prompting the issue.
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Philadelphia
Alver du Bois
Bu Bois
Council Faces Lobby Probe Over Registration and Tests
A local council confronts a lobbying probe led by ta iNny curtis and others as investigators review registration under the new law. Testimony references taxes, nearby townships, and concerns about constitutional amendments and firearms safety. The article cites names, places, and dates from court testimony and public records.
Man jailed for fatally slashing after insult in deli
Cleveland man Charles Nance, 30, was sentenced to 10 to 20 years in a reformatory after stabbing Leo Green, 41, when Green allegedly said boo at a jukebox playing My Mama Done Told Me. Witnesses testified Nance warned, then carried out the threat. Green died in hospital.
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Cleveland
UPI
Charles Nance
Reformatory
Leo Green
Green
Boo
Wilbur Foy
Nance
Foy
Tea for Girls at Massena High School event
Massena Women’s College hosts an annual tea for the Massena High School graduating class next Saturday from 3 to 3 at the home of Mrs. Thomas L. Fitzpatrick 36 ige ay.
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Massena
Massena Women’s College
Massena High School
Thomas L. Fitzpatrick
Engagement Denied by Earl of Dalkeith to Princess Margaret Rose
The Earl of Dalkeith dismissed rumors of an imminent engagement to Princess Margaret Rose as absurd and unfounded. No official statement confirmed any betrothal plans, with the monarch’s circle keeping quiet on the matter.
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