Notorious Gunmen Seized as Bank Robbery Ring Busted
Roundup reports FBI agents arrest five suspects tied to bank robberies including the Norwood Bank heist on Sept. 13, 1951. Individuals named Mare Reecoforte David S Jacobami and Helen Green face charges and related cases unfold from Boston to Maine with links to prior prison terms and a Lincoln auto purchase.
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Boston
Federal Bureau of Tava Facl
Norwood Bank and Banking Company
Mares Reecoforte
Maine
Portland
David S. Jacobaniham
Massachusetts
FBI
Fim
Helen Green
Camp Head Seized By Red Prisoners On Korean Island
Army reports Red prisoners on Kose Island seized Allied camp commandant Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd and another officer. The second officer escaped. Dodd is held in the stockade. A later note from the stockade gave no further details and claimed Dodd was unharmed. The island near the South Korean coast has witnessed prior prison disturbances this year.
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Pusan
Werea
Kose Island
Francis T. Dodd
Dodd
Honey Koye
Oak Command
Koye
Me Depury
Girl Dead After Tragedy In Taft Avenue Incident
Sandra Thera, a child from Eastwood Housing, was killed when a truck backed over her near 362 Taft Ave in the 300 block. Gerald and Mrs Lang reported their daughter on the steps before the vehicle rolled away. Police said the driver did not realize the backing over. An ambulance and doctor confirmed death. the incident marked the year's fifth street fatality.
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Taft
Gerald Lanz
Eastwood
Fends
Lang
Sandra
Thera
Anmnz Iflo Limenting
Moniny
An Amoudance
Famine Strikes Kyong Sam as Korea Faces Rice Shortage
Government reports indicate Kyong sam province is hardest hit by a severe drought amid wartime disruption. The South Korean famine leaves an unprecedented rice shortage, with rural areas and farmers bearing the brunt of food scarcity.
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Korea AN
Korea
Kyongsam
South Korea
Talking Is Over Editorial Stirs Defense Policy Debate
The joint Chiefs of Star are said to be unable to fill in blank spaces on America’s defense program as defined at the top civilian level. Marquis Childs weighs in on U.S. military diplomatic policy, noting the drift on the editorial page. Other features span Amusements, Bridge, City Life, Deaths, Radio-TV, Sports, and Financial items with Today’s Pictures on page 30.
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Joint Chiefs of Star
America
Marquis Childs
District Parents Seek Juvenile Gun Disarmament in DC
The District of Columbia Parent-Teachers Congress pressed for permanent juvenile disarmament in Washington. Delegates criticized Commissioner Joseph Donohue for recommending lifting a ban on cap pistols and BB guns, while a majority supported adding Peay Ishooters to the restricted list.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Pt.a
Joseph Donohue
Truman Signals Japan UN Bid and Free Rein
President Truman said after Congress votes to adjourn next January he plans to press for Japan's UN membership and act as he pleases. He noted discussions will continue in the upper house, and hinted at foreign policy moves around his 68th birthday and the end of his term. Concluded on Page 23.
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Tokyo
House of Washington
Truman
White House
Japan
United Nations
Germany
Stalin
Government allows free rein on buying plans across goods
After 20 months of controls the government lifts restrictions permitting buyers to negotiate terms for cars furniture and appliances. Banks and dealers react with varied optimism predicting moderate impact while Bank of America offers notably lenient terms including no down payment on appliances and extended financing on new and used vehicles.
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Washington
Bank of America
Truck Seizure Case Settled by Government Payment
The War Department announced the government will pay about 50 million dollars in damage claims from the wartime seizure of the mid western trucking industry during World War II. Ninety one motor carriers filed claims seized by order of President Roosevelt in August 1944.
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Washington OP
Ju |Uve Department
Roosevelt
Auorner
House Passes New IGI Benefit Bills in Senate Delay
Veterans' benefits package totaling about 202 million dollars annually moves from the House to the Senate. Legislation passed by voice vote amid reporting on plant closures and industry shifts.
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House
Washington
Senate
Dallas
Tex
Troy Cp—Cluckt-Peabody
Plains of
Arthur Jenkins
Minnesota
Texas Medical Associa
Land New York
Suon
Khat
Corinth
Baby
Middlebury
Arthur
Godfrey
Eigar-Pounti Ier
Troy
Paris
Setimzt
Richard Godfrey
Canada
Lomorro
Foreign Office
France
West German
Italy
Belim
Holland
Luxembou
Eisenhower Warns on Foreign Aid Cuts
Ike warns that any cut in Truman's 37.9 billion foreign aid plan would curtail or retard U S defense. Senator Connally released the message from Eisenhower, noting relief possible only with moderate reductions.
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Truman
America
Eisenhower
Fom Connally
D-Fox
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Enea Thower
War Tempo Steps Up In UN Korea Stand
President Truman stated this is our position as Allied terms press the Communists to accept the United Nations three point proposal in full. Reds face options if spurned including a one package offer and prisoner returns, with stalemate and potential moves against Red China on the horizon.
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Washington
Truman
G. Commas
United Nations
Red China
China
Scattered Showers Expected From Moving Rain Area
A rain area moving in from the Murdiw Syracuse region will bring scattered showers tonight. This morning’s rain extended from Ohio to Pennsylvania. Lows tonight near 37, with a low record of 30 for the date. tomorrow’s high about 64 under cloudy mild conditions.
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Syracuse
Raineus
Ohio
Pennsvania
U S Halts Steel Freeze
Washington reports lifting the April 29 steel shipment freeze after government action eased to preserve defense supplies. President Truman appealed to workers and Jays unions regained operation as a district court ruling on seizure stayed. Commerce Secretary Sawyer cites a built up stock and ends the warehouse shipment freeze.
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Washington
D Uta Defence
Ordor
CSO
Philip Murray
Truman
Supreme Court
Sawyer
Chuckle Note on Silence Sparks Observers
A brief humor item notes that a person who endures in silence often raises attentions from others after making enough noise first. The snippet mentions the phrase The Pipt Line and showcases a playful take on social reaction.
Good Enough to Eat Salad Feature in American Weekly
A color recipe section promises seven all time favorite salads in the new American Weekly. The piece teases appealing dishes that will please both readers and their husbands, with the Herald-American announcing reserve copies for Sunday.
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New American Weekly
Syracuse Sailor Hero In Hobson Disaster
Richard Durant of Syracuse, 19, emerged as a hero after the Wasp collided with the Hobson. He rescued a Hobson crewman from sinking, leaping into waves, guiding the man to safety, and aiding his retrieval as the ship sank in a peacetime naval disaster. Durant, a 1951 St Anthony graduate, described the chaotic scene to his mother.
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Syracuse
Hobson
Richard C. Durant
Wasp
Durant
St. Anthony of Padua High School
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Faith
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Nellie
Hope” Daniels
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