Two Sampson Airmen Die In Auto Crash
Two Sampson Air Force men were killed when their car collided with an oncoming truck near Geneva. Driver was 22 year old Frederick T. Johnson of Leominster Massachusetts and passenger Sidney Dubrow 19 of Landsdowne Pennsylvania. A second passenger Melville Driver 39 of Roseville California was injured.
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Geneva
Sampson Air Force
Here
Frederick T. Johnson
Leominster
Mass
Sidney Dubrow
Landsdowne
Pfe. Melville
Roseville
Calif
Wes
Largest Group of Korea Vets Land Today
SAN FRANCISCO The largest contingent of Korean War veterans arriving on rotation three, a77, aboard the Irehsport Gem, with John Pope aboard, boosts total veterans brought in under the plan to 12 273. In Santa Fe New Mexico the Santa Fe diocese introduces meatless Fridays at the pope’s request, effective September or October. The change affects Catholics across the region and traces to an old dispensation granted by Urban II in 1089 to Spain and its dominions.
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U. S
John Pope
Thay
Ganta FE
Catho
Santa Fe
Msgr
Carlos Blanchard
Pius XII
Blanchard
Urban II
Spain
New World
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Korea
United Nations
LeMay in Brita to See Allies Air Effort
General Curtis E. LeMay, head of the U S Strategic Air Force, travels to Britain to size up Allied air efforts. He flies from Omaha with a 20 officer staff aboard a Stratocruiser via Washington.
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Brita
London
Curtis E. LeMay
U. S. Strategic Air Force
Dew
Britain
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Boyle Survives Ordeal Of Painting Home
New York humorist HAL BOYLE recalls the chaos and comedy of rebuilding after home painting. A 14 year marriage endures a test as painters move in, furniture shifts, and tensions flare before sense of normalcy returns. Frances keeps the household together while Boyle endures the ordeal, culminating in a lighter mood and better feelings.
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Eleven Thumbs
Frances
Ian
Hola
Truman markets fear and unity in foreign policy speech
President Truman denounces smear campaigns against Acheson Marshall and the administration, warns that partisan attacks aid the Soviet Union, and urges Republicans to join a united front. He defends U S aid to Chiang Kai-shek and Nationalists while criticizing "appeasement" labels and calls for steady, self-reliant policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Truman
Soviet Union
Far East
United States
Kremlin
Za H
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Dean Acheson
Taft
Ohio
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McCarthy
Ry Wis
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Senate
U. S
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Greece
Waly
Bertin
Taok
Alo Wall
Chiang
Formosa
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Los
Republican Party
Pope Canonizes Two Sisters as Saints in Vatican
Pope Pius XI canonized French Sister Emilia de Vialar and Italian Sister Maria Domenica Madiacello in a double ceremony in Vatican City. About 20 000 people attended including 14 cardinals 50 bishops and archbishops and the diplomatic corps.
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Pope Pius XI
Emilia de Vialar
Maria Domenica Madiacello
Sinter Emilia
St. Joseph of the Appartion
Maria Domenica
Holy See
Red China Anniversary War Demands Amid Korean Front
Reported first anniversary of the Korean War notes renewed calls for destruction of UN forces from Beijing and Peiping broadcasts. UN commander Van Fleet and Ridgway affirm UN resolve, while Tokyo says wait and see. Peiping air shows boost in donations and asserts China and North Korea will prevail with arms from allies.
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38Th
Ping
Korea
Malik
James A. Vani Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
U.S
United Nations
Ridgway
China
Peiping
Russia
Manchuria
Soviet Union
U. S
Korean Front
Kim Il
Houbt
Red Forces
Korew
Rope Snarl Delays Sitter’s Breakfast in City Hall Parade
In Medicine Hat, Vern Allen failed to release a breakfast at city hall yesterday as a rope snarl trapped a sitter atop a 59 foot pole. Two firefighters attempted to climb to free the chain and were slightly injured. About 1,000 onlookers watched as the rope was finally untangled and the breakfast lowered.
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Alix
Armer linked to murder charge after long police hunt
Ex convict Armer, calm before Judge Mallnaci, faces first degree murder charges backed by State Police deposition. Investigators described a wide manhunt, noting arrests for repeated thefts and a stolen truck and cow linked by witness Ward Tiffany. The case widened across New York Connecticut and Massachusetts as detectives pursued leads from Oneonta to Danbury and beyond.
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Francis
McGarvey
Armer
Ward H. ‘Tiffany
Sidney
Oneonta
Ave
New York
Newtown
Conn
Sheffield
Mass
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Cat Uemen
Danbury
Thataly
Otego
Sneotia
Fresh Air Kids Deadline Set for July First
In Pulaski area many have signed up for fresh air children with last year’s participants and four new requests filed with Mrs Mark Stalker, area chairman. Children arrive from New York City on July 18. Deadline for all requests is July 1. To take a child contact committee members including Mrs Mark Stalkee Mrs Mare shall Finot Mrs John L H Mason James Cahill Mrs Robert Ewart Mrs Winaht Smith and Mrs Gladys Benedict.
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James Cahill
Robert, Ewart
Winaht Smith
Gladys Benedict
Boy Injured While Steeing Bicycle Spokes Incident
Angelo Messina age 2 percent son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Messia of 174 percent Washington Street was injured Saturday when his foot caught in bicycle spokes and he fell. He was treated at Mercy Hospital for abrasions and discharged.
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Angelo Messina
Joseph Mesia
Washington St
Mercy Hospital
Italians Assured On Eritrea Federation Plan
In Addis Ababa Emperor Haile Selassie told Eritrean Chamber of Commerce president Vittorio Vercellino that Italians in Eritrea will have a rightful role in the economy once a federation with Ethiopia is formed by September 1952. The Emperor hinted Ethiopia and Italy may resume diplomatic relations, severed since 1945.
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Evie
Vpi-Empesae Maite Selastie
Eritres
Ethiopia
United Nations Assembly
Eritrea
Italy
Mussolini
After rotation program a ruined North Korean town observed
A reporter depicts a shattered North Korean village near the Hansan River along the Seoul-Chorwon road. Bombed dwellings lie in ruin while a lone elderly woman draws water from an intact well. Nearby, a pontoon bridge carries multiple nations’ vehicles as GIs swim in a flood of swill. The scene contrasts war’s destruction with a quiet valley.
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Therowan
Hansan
Seoul-Chorwon
India Imports Grain for Food
India plans to import over 4,000,000 tons of foodgrains this year with U S supplies leading wheat and millet. The United States will ship about 1,141,500 tons of wheat and 635,300 tons of millet, while rice imports rely on Burma and Thailand at around 344,000 tons each. Pakistan, China, and Egypt contribute smaller rice amounts as India’s normal deficit remains about one-tenth of its production of goods.
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India
United States
Burma
Thailand
U. S
America
Taailand
Pakistan
China
Egypt
Yalta concessions stir debate on Russia Japan war role
A wartime briefing outlines differing views on bringing the Soviet Union into the struggle against Japan. Avlicson supports Soviet entry but wary of concessions. Kling argues concessions risk China falling to Communists and notes expectations of rapid Japanese capitulation if the Soviets join. He reiterates belief that Russia would enter late but opposes broad terms.
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Russia
Avlicson
Yalta
Japan
China
Keng
Rusvial
Manchuaria
Kling
Ural
Pilot Asks, Gets a Combat Duty
Lt Clarence R. Osborne Jr of Glasgow Kentucky requested a different assignment after completing several JOR missions. He was offered a plush Army post in Japan but declined and asked for a new role. Osborne recently flew his fourth mission with the 49th Fighter Bomber Wing as a Shooting Star jet pilot providing close support during strikes against enemy forces in the area.
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Ddryo LP
Clarence R. Osborne
Glasgow
Japan
Osborne
49Th
Reds
Publishers Share Newsprint Across Nations for Crises
Washington announces emergency allocations by American and Canadian publishers to aid newsprint supplies in the Philippines, Hong Kong, Yugoslavia, Greece, Malaya, Singapore, and Pakistan after a six world area assessment. The International Raw Materials Conference discussed but rejected further emergency measures.
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Philippines
Hants
Yugoslavia
Greece
Malaya
Singapore
Pakistan
Buintin
West
U Cermaby
Italy
You Cant Get Something For Nothing Message
A promotional tract argues Americans enjoy the highest living standards and view modern homes and appliances as necessities. It discusses desires for houses with updated kitchens and bathrooms as well as essentials like cars, refrigerators, radios, and televisions.
Water Supply and Utility Investment for Syracuse Area Homes
The piece argues that reliable municipal water is essential, noting a plant worth over 11 million dollars serving 5771 customers, with more than 1500 dollars investment per house. It stresses that modern living requires affordable water and that you pay for what you want in the American system.
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Syracuse
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