Secret Harbin Camp Denied by Allied Claim on Prisoners
MUNBAK Korea July 4 United Nations negotiators accuse Communist forces of secretly imprisoning captured Allied soldiers in Red China and North Korea. They call the claim a fabrication while warning such actions could delay an armistice. The exchange follows pressure from UX negotiators and Beijing for a possible prisoner release policy.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Munbak
Korea
United Nations
Red
China
Maj
Lees Bang Cho
Wampe
Kempt
Nege Jl
Libby Sid
Adm
R. F Libby
UX Command
North Korea
Slan
Lockade
Mundt predicts 9 votes to defeat tax bureau plan
Senator Mundt says at least nine Republicans will oppose Truman's bid to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau and kill the plan. He argues the proposal is a brazen attempt to divert attention from administration woes. Other senators doubt its defeat is certain as opposition remains split and a final vote looms.
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Washington
Mundt
R-S
Senate
Truman
Capitol
Internal Revenue Bureau
Nine Lost Sabres Duel With MIGs Over Korea
The weekly Air Force summary reports Sabres and MIGs clashed in Korean airspace during the past week, with nine UN fighters claimed as casualties and several enemy aircraft damaged. Ground action along the front was limited, while US Marines repelled a Red probing offensive on the eastern front. Air operations totaled about 1,500 sorties, with Red troop and equipment losses noted.
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Seoul
Korea
Sabre
Fifth Air
Air Force
Immary
Presi
Dent
Capitol HM
Chell
D-Ky
Justice Department
Chelf
House
alSabre
Morea Savarda
Pinnes
Leathernecks
Hal Wefront
Reds charge germ guns during firefeathers broadcast
Public wartime broadcast from Radio Peiping accuses American planes of dropping disease laden insects and feathers on the North Korea China front. Chinese premier warns captured aviators suspected of dropping insects will be treated as war criminals.
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Peiging
North Korea
China
Kuwai
Peiping
Weather warmup expected mid next week briefing
The Weather forecast notes continued cold with occasional snow. Weatherman Andrew P Kellar expects a low pressure area over the northwest as the first sign of warmer weather, not arriving here before mid next week. Highs near 20 today and tomorrow 32, with mild winds 10 to 25 mph WNW.
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Gine
Vhame
Andrew P. Kellar
Lamor
Tow
Reds hemmed in as Vietninh troops encircled near Hanoi
Reports say Vietninh battalions are surrounded by French and Vietnam troops near Phuc Yen twelve miles northeast of Hanoi. French artillery and napalm strikes described as ongoing. Separately New York State faces widespread school closures due to illness with over fifty schools shut this week and most expected to reopen Monday.
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Hanom
Vietninh
Vietnam
Phuc Yen
Hanoi
York State
Seneca Falla Central School
Waterford Sboole
Saratoon Senesene
Wyoming
Genesee
Erie
Peak C-47 Falls In Glacier With 8 Killed
U S Air Force C-47 crashed on Jungfrau Glacier en route from Spain to Bavaria. Five mountaineers reached the wreck after a five hour climb, finding eight dead aboard including three lieutenant colonels and several officers. Swiss guides and U S officials watched as rescuers inspected the wreck and searched for survivors.
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U. S. Air Force
Madrid
Germany
Jungfrau Mountain
Gugei Glacier
U. S
Richard
Patterson, Jr
Spain
U.S
Fuerstenfeldbrueck
Bavaria
Stultharl
Deputy Mistaken For Bandit Killed in Washington Scare
Subcommittee hearings probe Morris role in high profit ship deals and Red China ties. Morris, appointed Feb. 1 by President Truman to uncover government corruption, faces sharp questions from Republicans over oil shipments to Chinese Communists under Soviet contracts before the Korean War.
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Washington
Senate
Noee Sheriff's Deputies
Inglewood
Morris
Ncapitol Hill
Truman
Nationwide indictment sweeps 23 in heroin conspiracy
Federal grand jury returns an indictment against 23 suspects tied to a narcotics ring spanning from San Francisco to New York. Charged with heroin distribution across four main points and involved figures include Abe Chapman and Gordon Yeorn Irving, with bail set at 100000 each. Some suspects already jailed. investigation followed two years of undercover work.
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San Francisco
Narcotiles
Miliony deYar
San ‘Francisco
New Yor
Garry
Waxey Cordes
Jonesime Mr. Big
New York
Am Sing Si
Ernest Gentry
Gordon Yoorn
Irving Wexner
Gentry
Portland
Gre
Reno
Nev. Anz
San Francisco Bay Area
York
Jersey
Inolz
Missouri
Minnesota
Federal
naTegl
Salmon
Michael Picini
Gentry Saud Abe
Ger” Chapman
Pacific Coazt
Chapman
San Marco, i
Mid Island
Gordon
Test of Horn
Wave Song
Fang A
William Levin
San_ Francisco
Frank “Blackie” Sickee
Joe “Pain
Donald
Tragic misfire: three deputies injured and one killed
Ralph Bishop a 62 year old dishwasher who is partly deaf says he mistook deputies for bandits and opened fire wounding Deputies William Randecker and Claude Dodd while Deputy Norman Lilleworth was killed. Bishop faced no charges.
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Lantine
Ralph Bishop
Coe
Norman Lilleworth
William Randecker
Claude
Turreted Page Teases Today's Features and Sections
The notice outlines today’s newspaper layout with amuses and editorials on page 4, bridge and levers on page 4, churches on page 7, financials on page 6, classifieds on pages 11 to 13, and radio TV on page 10. Also notes local news and sports on page 9 and 10, deaths and today's pictures on page 18.
Probers Study Waste In Pentagon Manpower
Congressional investigators plan hearings to probe waste in Pentagon manpower and military services. Chairman Hebert says the subcommittee will examine 500 supply and bookkeeping activities and possible consolidation to streamline operations and cut costs.
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Pentagon
Washington
Hebert D-Lasaiathan
Armed Services
Mizree
Sneadquarters
Brest
tAry Services
Pentablic Telaol
Hebert
Nese
Five Men Die in Head-On Crash Near Covington
Five men were killed in a head-on crash on U S Highstor 25 about a mile north of Erlanger Covington. Three others were injured in the collision. The deceased include Leland Ritt 25 Burlington a University of Kentucky student at the Covington center Jack Rowland 22 Florence another student George L Alcorn 42 and Jerome Faul Ferguson 3 all of Florence The injured are Ralph Sutter 33 Florence and Robert Hawk 24 and his wife Marguerite 7 Athens Ohio.
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Covington. Ky
Here
U. S. High-stor
Er- Tanger
Leland Rgt
Burlington
University of Kentucky
Covington
Jack Rowland
Florence
Harry Foster
George L. Alcorn
Jarome Faul Ferguson
Ralph ‘Sutter
Rob
Blood Flood Bid Engulfs Red Cross at Notre Dame
University of Notre Dame students pledged 2500 pints of blood to the Red Cross. St Joseph County chapter cannot handle the surge, with a monthly capacity about 300 pints, prompting telegrams to Defense Secretary Lovett and Red Cross president Harriman. Red Cross officials planned a Chicago equipment survey to assess feasibility. If equipment could be scaled, the pledge could be collected in about two weeks.
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E. Roland Harriman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Chicago
Walkout Cripples Telephone Service in Missouri
A crippling walkout disrupted Southwestern Bell Telephone lines in Missouri, halting service for about 6,000 workers in St. Louis and spreading to other cities. Early predictions by the company and the CIO Communications Workers of America suggested a protracted dispute, with more employees reportedly joining the strike as talks stalled.
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Louis
Missouri
St. Louis
Bell Telephone System
New York Milk Ruling Exempts Cooperative Payments
Secretary Brannan said a Supreme Court decision does not invalidate cooperative payments under the New York milk marketing order. He noted payments will not be halved and that the ruling applies to milksheds in Boston, Cincinnati, and Dayton-Springfield, Ohio.
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Washington
Brannan
Supreme Court
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Dayton-Springfeld
Ohio
All Abo For the Moca Missives From a Wary Messenger
A fragmented note describes a rock ferry at a site near Rocke and Site One and mentions tickets, welding, and a space shipment. It hints at plans for a Monday event with a person named Hernid and a projected transfer to another planet. The text remains unclear but suggests an experimental voyage or delivery.
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Nett
Om Rocke
Site One
Rendre
Experia
Jou Ubr
Mamday
Taft Doubts Truman Wants Full Cleanup of Government
Concord report says Senator Taft of Ohio told Nashua crowds that President Truman does not want a complete cleanup of government and that Truman would not open the door to a full corruption investigation. Taft campaigned in New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's presidential primary, alluding to MacArthur support and urging delegates aligned with Eisenhower to back Taft. He noted MacArthur urged withdrawing his delegates, and Taft claimed a strong, though close, race awaits.
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Concord
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Kansas
Tait
New Hampshire
Treman
Sahua
Taftad
General Macarthur
MacArthur
fTatt
MacaArthur
Nashua
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Eisenhower
Hays
Kaas
Duight
Jolie
Robert A. Taft
Ami
Venewe
Caesar Lot
Ohioan
Jets Collide Pilots Killed In Royal Air Force Crash
Two Royal Canadian Air Force Vampire jets collided near a village ninety miles north of Taronto land. Both pilots were killed. One body was found beside an open parachute near wreckage. the second was found hanging in a tree two miles away. Debris scattered over a wide area.
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Royal Cam Air Force
Taronto
Doug Harvey
P.caf
Lenert
Budget Approved by USSR Lower House for Defense
The Council of the Union approved the defense appropriation of 113.5 billion rubles, about 23 percent of the budget, as Moscow Radio reported. The unanimous vote came today before session adjournment.
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Supreme Soviet
Ussr
Moscow Radio
Golf Pro Says Go Through the Allons Without Driving
A light exchange at the course has a golf pro urging players to follow through. A beginner replies that this is precisely the trouble he is trying to overcome.
Oil Industry Strike Is Off
Union leaders call off a nationwide oil industry strike set for midnight, agreeing to postpone in line with President Truman's request. About 250,000 workers nationwide would have walked out, with West Virginia authorities signaling no postponement for certain crews.
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Denver
CLO
AFL
Truman
Weday
West Virginia
CO. Unkcom
Harry Drenner
Charleston
Natural
New York Judges Raise Salaries to Lead Nation
Albany reports Gov. Dewey signed a bill boosting New York Court of Appeals pay. The chief judge gains from 28590 to 35000 annually, with six associate judges rising from 23000 to 52500. The governor’s salary remains 25000, ten thousand less than Chief Judge John T. Loughran’s new pay.
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Albany
INS
New York
Cau
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
John T. Loughran
Pinay Formed Cabinet Aims At European Army Plan
Paris report says Premier Antoine Pinay formed a cabinet to sustain French defense plans and press a European army including German troops. Robert Schuman remains key in foreign policy, Pleven becomes defense minister, and Faure’s ministers mostly retained. Cabinet must win National Assembly approval anticipated next Tuesday amid ongoing government crisis.
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Apolloned
Wireskale
Antoine Pinay
France
National Assembly
Paris
Blanthe
Robert Schuman
Bhanees
JMB
West Europe
Rene Pleven
Mas
Georges Bidault Bledmalt
Orth Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Lisbon
Pinay
Aimaell Sbejo
Pierre Garets
Edgar Faure
Pleven
Faure
Bend
Assembly
NATO
Favre
Presidential Quiz: Signing of the U S Constitution
Historical quiz item notes the Articles of Confederation failing to create a national government and recounts the 1787 Constitutional Convention at Independence Hall Philadelphia. It states the new Constitution was adopted on September 7 1787 and established June 21 1788 with New Hampshire ratifying, noting Rhode Island excluded.
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United States
Independence Hall
Philadelph, EI
Rhode Island
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