Old Gun Causes Stir at Greyhound Terminal
Illinois Tex-Lake executive Jack Fornay carried a 200 year old breech loading rifle at a Chicago Greyhound terminal. A caller alerted state police, fearing a link to a recent Oneonta slaying. Officers questioned him as bystanders watched the tense scene before he left for Buffalo.
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Jack Fornay
Chicago
Tex-Lake
Fornay
Lake Piseco
Speewister
Adirondacks
Greyhound Lines
Abus
Buffalo
Corp
Arthur M. Diffendate
Oneonta
Buttato
Big Four Talks Fade as Talks Collapse
Western powers pressed Russia to attend a proposed Big Four conference in Washington on July 23 but delegates failed to agree on topics. Britain France the Soviet Union and the United States faced deadlock over the North Atlantic treaty and overseas military basing as they drafted agenda items.
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Tony
Britain
France
Soviet Union
United Stas
Russia
Lacon
Washington
Tno
Republes
Rome
Today’s Features Reflect Public Strain Over Press Freedom
A fragmented readers’ page discusses conscientious dissent within a troubled America. Marquis Cailis condemns state censorship while urging defense of free press. The issue highlights editorial debates, letters, and sections including bridge, classifieds, and sports.
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Amiericans
Apecchania Free Press
Marquis Cailis
Asiusemieis Gs
Bridge Financial
Ing. Rep
City Life
AUC Estimates Korean War Casualties Through June
Washington reports the AUC's June casualty total at 1,162,500, up 19,139 from June last year, including non battle deaths and injuries. The Pentagon notes enemy battle casualties at 42,800 with adjusted shares: 362,900 for the US and 481,500 for Chinese forces.
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Washington
AUC
Korea
Ata -Pentagon
Edward Schoeneck Dies Ex Mayor and Lt Governor
Edward C Schoeneck a Syracuse lawyer and former lieutenant governor died early today at his home 500 N Me Bride et Hg collapsed as he was getting out He was 74 and survived by wife Kathryn Hart Schoeneck daughter Elizabeth M Schoeneck three brothers and several relatives Funeral set for Monday at 2 pm at St John and St Peter Lutheran with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Calling hours listed for tomorrow night and Sunday afternoon and evening The funeral notice notes his service in state and national politics and his role in the Republican Party in previous years
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Gawyer
Syracuse
New York
Edward C. Reitenstein
Schoeneck
Bet Paiva
Washington
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Albany
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Senate
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Manel
Truman
Republican Party
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Elizabeth M. Schoeneck
Charles
Otto
Henry Schoeneck
Reobert Moses
Hore
John E. Stauken
St. John and St. Peter
Woodlawn
Schonneck
Colwin
Air Force Academy Bill Amid Location Uncertainty
Chairman Vinson Deans of the House Armed Services Committee announced legislation to authorize a $20,000,000 Air Force Academy and an independent commission to determine its permanent location and oversee selection of site. The bill empowers a secretary to lead the study and appoint a commission to aid the process.
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Washington
Vinson Deans
House Armed Set Committee
Air Force Academy
Vinson
Una Aly See
Taxpayers' Uncle Richer Than Ever
Washington reports that the American taxpayer revenues for the 42 months ending Wednesday surpassed previous highs. Revenue to date reached about 45 million dollars, signaling growing tax intake and financial strength for the Treasury.
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Washington
Ingle -Sam
Wnantad
Congressional Fists Fly in House Debate
Reported brawl during a House appropriations debate as Rep Phillips and Rep Cannon exchanged blows after Cannon struck Phillips in the Capitol. Eye witnesses said Cannon’s fist shot came after phrase exchanges and escalated amid tense floor discussions. No serious injuries reported.
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Tappcters
Cannon
JBI
John’ Taber
Philips x Marche
Taber
Nine Most Wanted Criminal Cato Captured in Cleveland
Joseph Paul Cato, once among the nation’s ten most wanted, was arrested in Cleveland after reporting for a work job. FBI added his name to the local paper list with a brief criminal career description. Weather forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow with highs near 80 and lows near 62.
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Washington
FBI
Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Paul Cato
San Francisco
Cato
Warlow
Evertiines
Mbe Nu Couurauur
aThe Fbiv
Phyllis Ea
Elmira Youths Missing on Lake Elmira
UP dispatch reports a search for two Elmira youths Howard Craie and Richard Vans, both 16, last seen in a rented outboard near Lake Seneca heading toward Watkins Glen to return the boat. Six miles north of Glenora volunteers found the overturned craft with the throttle wide open.
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Renn Yan
Lana
Senera
Elmira
Howard ‘Craie
Richard Vans
Awere
Watkins-Glen
Pines
Seach
Glenora
Junk or Clean Up REC Senate Told
Washington bankers report Senate debate over abolishing the Reconstruction Finance Corporation or reforming its structure after a banking subcommittee investigation. Bills propose either ending the agency or reorganizing it to end perceived subservience to political influence and loan practices.
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Senate
Washington
Atv
Aps
Britain seeks toned down tennis outfits before Wimbledon
An American women’s tennis set, labeled Stars, was discreetly urged by Sir Louis Greig, chairman of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, to avoid sensational attire at Wimbledon. He asked Mrs. D.C. Shepherd-Baryon, non playing captain of Britain’s Wightman Cup team, to approach the Americans about reasonable clothing, fearing distracting fashion.
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London
INS
Louis Greig
Mra. D.C
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Five More Red Jets Blasted In Dogfights
U S fighters in northwest Korea destroyed five Communist MiG-15s and damaged three more amid a six day toll rising to 29. American F-86 Sabre jets shot down two MiGs, damaged three others, and pursued survivors toward Manchuria. US Fifth Air Force planes also hit four Communist airfields near the Manchurian frontier to curb Red air force activity.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
Briefs Filed For Reds Bail in Korea Conflict
Reports from New York state that attorneys for Lt Gen James A Van Fleet urged briefs on Communist leaders seized in a federal roundup. The United Nations and patrols reported renewed attacks along a 55 mile front south of Kumsong in central Korea with sixteen of the second team arrested and bail set at 176000 dollars. The case moved through federal courts as prosecutors seek a reduction to 35000 in bonds and possible government bond acceptance.
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Congress
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U.S
Circuit Court of Appeals
Missing Pan American airliner with 40 aboard near West Africa
A Pan American World Airways Constellation carrying 40 passengers and crew vanished while en route from Johannesburg to New York. It was over 10 hours overdue after leaving Accra and was last heard from near Roberts Field, Monrovia, with search efforts by Breach, ships, and planes continuing from Dakar to find the craft and occupants. The crew was largely from the New York area, and U.S. search bases in Port Lyautey and Tripoli were noted as potential recovery points.
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Pant American World Airways
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New York City
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Monrovia
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Gold Coast
Pan -American
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Hearings reveal Ridgway backing MacArthur on Nationalist China troops
Senate inquiry into MacArthur dismissal reveals Gen Ridgway supported using Chinese Nationalist troops against mainland China. Barr testifies to a sudden Chinese assault last fall. Ridgway, appointed to succeed MacArthur, argues limited war in Korea. Truman criticized MacArthur's calls for naval blockade and bombing Manchuria.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Douglas MacArthur
China
Senate
MacArthur
Hnowland
Ridgway
David G. Barr
Korea
Barr
United States
Collins
Truman
Fred MacArthur
Kores
Wstrategy, Ie
Manchuria
Ranger finds nurse after 13 days in Smoky Mountains
Evangeline Lorimer, a Cincinnati nurse missing 13 days, surfaced near Chithowell Mountain with a vague account of hiding in the Great Smoky National Park. Rangers noted she declined to confirm truly lost, described fasting, sleeping outdoors, and surviving in cold 40 to 45 degree weather while wearing minimal attire.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Max. Ogie
Evangeline Lorimer
Chithowell Mountain Rangers
Lorimer
Censorship Debate Stalls on TV Indecency Claims
FCC Chairman Wayne Coy rejects government censorship of television as impractical despite public complaints of nudity and obscenity. He notes many evils cited would lessen if licensees moderated content and highlights a flood of complaints during a weekly period.
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Washington
INS
Nan Wayne Coy
Federal Communications Commission
Britain asks ICJ for injunction over Anglo-Iranian Oil
In The Hague Britain requested the International Court of Justice grant temporary injunctions to stop Iran from seizing control of the British owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The move aims to prevent unilateral action during rising tensions between Britain and Iran.
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Britain
The
Hague
Netherlands
Great Britain
International Court of Justice
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Labor Gains Hold West Houghton Seat In By election
Official returns show Britain's Labour Party retained the West Houghton seat in the 625 member House. The victory raises Labour's overall majority to five in the House of Commons.
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Eng
Britain
Labor Party
House of Commons
West ‘Houghton
Lofay
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