Lattimore Travel Tip Probed By State Department
The State Department barred Owen Lattimore from exiting the United States while it investigates an alleged travel tip tied to a possible visit to the USSR and its satellites. Senator McCarthy denounces him as a Red spy and chief architect of Far East policy, while Lattimore denies communist ties amid Senate scrutiny. The inquiry follows months of questioning and related committee probes into subversive influences at Pacific Relations and Wu.
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State Department
Owen Lattimore
University
Joseph McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Carthy
Truman
Latdimore
Pacific Relations
Whlmore
Lattimore
Baltimore Sun
United States
Owen Lattimore Ae
Ussr
Customs Bureau
British radio operator charged with spying for Russia
London reports William M. Marshall faced four new charges of obtaining secret information and passing it to the Russians. At his second hearing in southwest London magistrate's court bail was denied and he was ordered held for trial under the Official Secrets Act. The court did not reveal the nature of the secret document, only that it could be useful to an enemy.
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London
Foreign Office
Wiliam M. Marshall
South West London
Marshall
Britain
Right at Home With the U S Marines in wartime unit names
In a wartime exchange a Marine squad leader assigns Piec Michael Levan as the first man on the fire team. The lineup includes Corp Thaddeus Garhowski, Sylvester Jaworski, Joe Piorkowski, and Joseph Burzynski. Levan asks about other Polish men in the unit.
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U. S
Piec
Michael Levan
Corp
Thaddeus
Garhowski
Pée
Sylvester Jaworski
Joe Piorkowski
Joseph Burzynski
Golden Anniversary I R A Regatta Facts
In a fragmentary notice from a 10th anniversary regatta, event details mention Sigma, Syracuse University, and various referees and assistants. The readable names include James D. Taylor G Smith T. W. Bresnabang and institutions such as Princeton Dartmouth and Cornell. The fragment references winners, judges, and affiliations with Sigma chapters.
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Clitford Goes
Sy Ee
James D. Taylor
Navy Boat Favored in Tennessee Varsity Regatta
Navy boat heads to the golden anniversary Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on Onondaga Lake this afternoon. Freshmen and Marietta crews travel from Ohio River venue, with anticipation of IRA event and Olympic trials next month shaping the day.
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Jack Durbin
America
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Onondage Lake
Lave
Tonondaga
Marietta
Ohio River
Earl Th Son
Steel Strike Deadlock Drives Talk and Tactics
A 20 day steel strike nears a stalemate as unions push for talks while the administration weighs the Taft Hartley injunction. Industry leaders in New York and Pittsburgh report stalled negotiations despite efforts to resume direct industry union discussions. The piece notes no immediate White House move toward peace talks and suggests further conferences may occur as contracts remain unresolved.
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Jyssrengton Gpi
Wither Truman
Consi Jon
New York City
Ster
Jane
Political Battleground Rumors Surface Over Democratic President Run
Herald Journal wires report factional chatter about a Democratic presidential bid with unnamed insiders noting tactical moves. The piece mentions Teomi Waite and Steve Jenson amid speculation about personal issues affecting their potential candidacies.
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Herald-Journal
Roes
Teomi Waite
Steve Jenson
India Offers Aid In PW Deadlock Mediation Hope
Premier Nehru announced India would help break the armistice stalemate over prisoner repatriation. He said New Delhi is ideally placed to mediate and urged international cooperation, aiming to ease tensions as wartime displacements spread across Allied and Korean War fronts.
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NEW Delas India
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Sue
Wendy
United Nations
Mars
Frederick C. Othmany
Boy Spends Small Fortunes On Treats For Friends
An autochthonous Oklahoma City story reports a boy aged about five or six used his friends for a spree totaling 34 dollars in horseback riding 3.90 in movie tickets 42 in amusement park rides and other amusements before police intervened He had 73 dollars remaining His father allegedly threatened to render justice with a hickory fin.
GI Vote Bill Starts Fight Over Voting Rights
Washington debate erupts as a bill to guarantee armed forces voting rights faces House hurdles after Senate approval of a federal absentee ballot approach. Sponsored by John W. McCormack, it encounters resistance in Rep. Omar Burleson's administration panel, with tax exemptions for service members among the contested points.
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Washington
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Burleson
icCormack Oil
Summer Arrives Officially as Solstice Marks Longest Day
Syracuse observers mark the solstice with 15 hours 13 minutes daylight the longest of the year. Forecast calls for a cloudy cool day with showers tonight and tomorrow and light to moderate winds from the east and south as temperatures rise.
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Cook
Mercury
Stalin's Secret Is Revealed in Soviet Leader Life
Arkadi Svobodin, once Stalin's nurse, claims to reveal the dictator's infirmity and intimate details of his private life, as reported by the New American Weekly via the Sun Herald-American edition.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Arkadi Svobodin
New
Herald-American
Svoecain
Russia
Car Hit by Train, Man Narrowly Escapes in Willard Allen Incident
Willard Allen, about 56, of BD. 2 Jordan, narrowly escaped death when his car was struck by a diesel freight train at an unguarded main-line crossing between Jordan and Peru on the New York Central. The crash halted traffic for an hour while crews freed Allen, who appeared unaware of the danger until troopers shouted a warning and leapt from the car to pull him free.
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Willard Allen
Jordan
Nar Ravely
New York Central
Peru
Cee
Siena
Allen
Robert Barry
A- Ji
Marchions
Dietae Hime Ber
Truce talks turmoil as Reds press for terms
A chaotic dispatch from Korea reports Communist negotiators rejecting Western terms while seeking a broad return to hostilities. U.S. and Allied envoys press for progress as top officials caution that no agreement should be assumed. In Moscow, Kennan travels on a four-nation tour amid ongoing armistice discussions.
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ARIS
Munson
Korea
United Party
William K. Harrison
oTtig
Aulied
Pan
Moscow
U.S
AmBior
George Kennan
Mosco
Ied Lh H
Dean
Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta dazzles four corners crowd
Thousands witness the Intercollegiate Rowings Association Regatta at Willow Bay as students, photographers, and workers fill the grandstand. State police and Fortitiats police marshal the event while reporters describe a gala, high energy pageant of sport.
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Rowis
Syracuse Regatta Association
Willow Bay
Colummrgy
Filipinos and U S infantry beat back Chinese assault in Korea
In western Korea near Bone Hill and key peaks, Filipino and U S 45th Infantry fight a five hour battle against a strengthened Chinese regiment. The Reds lose hundreds, with 3 000 to 4 000 Chinese foot soldiers engaged and more than 5 000 rounds fired. Two US pilots claim a Russian built jet over Pyongyang.
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Korea
U. S
Eighth Army
Pyongyang
Donald A. McLean
Rochesac Ker, N
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