Supreme Court Hears Steel Arguments In Inherent Powers Clash
Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd said Communist prisoners of war on Koje Island threatened to kill him if the UN used force to free him. General Clark, new UN commander in Tokyo, said the prisoners won only minor concessions and that any commitments were made under duress. Dodd voiced confidence that UN resolve would prevail in the hostage crisis.
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Mark W. Clark
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Clark
Dodd
Koje
Reds break with UN to stall Korean armistice talks
In Panmunjom the Communists denounced UN treatment of prisoners and warned they will use daily talks as propaganda unless Allies accept truce terms or suspend talks. UN and Allied envoys denounced the move as a propaganda campaign while negotiations remain deadlocked over prisoner repatriation numbers.
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North Korea
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Taen Soy
Daos
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Court weighs presidential seizure in steel mill case
Washington debate opens as Supreme Court hears challenges to President Truman s steel seizure plan. John W Davis for steel firms argues legality questioned, Philip Perlman backs reversal of District Judge Pine ruling. Court to decide whether executive power permits wartime seizure of private industry amid jet plans aid issue unfolds.
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Cairo
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Ralph Stevenson
Ahmed Nagubi
Seowl
Korea
United
Ilsly Pasha
House Scans Grand Jury in St Louis Tax Probe
Washington investigators plan public hearings next Wednesday on alleged interference with a federal grand jury investigation in St. Louis. The panel will hear Judge Moore, foreman Henry Butler, and deputy foreman Clinton Whitlemore as part of examining the case that led to the conviction of James P Finnegan, former internal revenue collector.
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Internal Revenue
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Henry Butler
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Taft and Ike Clash At Two State Conventions In Race For Delegates
In Wyoming and Rhode Island Republican meetings Taft and Eisenhower vie for national convention delegate votes. Kefauver also attends a preconvention caucus before heading to Denver. Wyoming GOP aims for a Wyoming 12 votes while Rhode Island allocations favor Eisenhower.
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Rhode Island
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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Rhode
Island
Reds Kill 3 On U S Ship Off Korean Coast
The Navy reported the destroyer James C. Owens was hit by six Communist shells off the northeast coast of Korea on May 7. Two sailors were killed outright and six wounded, one fatally, as shrapnel from near shore shells caused damage and a depth charge was detonated by a direct hit. The fight lasted several minutes with 153 rounds fired and at least two direct hits on enemy gun positions.
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James C. Owens
Korea
Songya
State enters bus tran si strike in Rochester
The state mediation board joined talks to end a city bus strike that has left Rochester's 350,000 residents without service for 12 days. City Manager Lews B. Cart led discussions after federal judge Jamestright and other officials urged a resolution.
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Jamestright
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Ali Cartwright
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Mar Qins Childs
Curfew Ordered as First Phase of Hearings Opens
Edgewater N J residents faced a curfew order amid subcommittee hearings on alleged Communist influence. Senator Gillette criticized insinuations while McCarthy was absent. officials say the curfew is a simple measure to halt waning unrest as Reconstruction Finance Corp scrutiny continues.
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Tragedy Strikes Phillips Family In Bakery Fire
The Phillips family and four others were forced from their S Salina home when flames and smoke swept through the Ritz Bakery in driving rain. Betty 8 Phyllis 6 Lena Mae 7 and Jackie 3 joined their parents Mr and Mrs John Phillips in temporary refuge at Mrs Alice Connors home in Burtst. The Red Cross was contacted to help find a new home. The family had lost a home in a November 1950 wind storm near Mapleview, 25 miles north of Syracuse.
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Jackie
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Red Cross
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Syracuse
Police Brass To Testify In Graft Trial In Brooklyn
In New York police officials Capt George M Oest and Sgt Walter J Sulman are to testify as witnesses in a departmental trial resuming in Brooklyn. The defendants, all retiring soon, face pension loss if guilty of shielding Harry Gross gambling operations reported to net 20 million dollars yearly. Gross testified last week that graft payments reached more than 300 policemen and department officials, naming several high appointees of former Mayor O’Dwyer.
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Harry Gross
Gross
George M. Oest
Walter J. Sulman
William O'Dwyer
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Mexco
Rain Deluge Hits Syracuse After Extended Drought
Weatherman Andrew P Keller reports May rainfall exceeded average as heavy showers drenched Syracuse since Saturday night. He expects lighter rain tonight with easterly winds shifting to westerly, followed by cooler temperatures around 42 degrees and a high near the forecasted value tomorrow. The regional weather mirrors conditions across the Test of the East.
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Andrew P. Keller
Syracuse
Meath
Keller
King Named Buffalo Editor Directing Staff Change
Buffalo authority announces Cy King named editor and directs newsroom staff changes. King will oversee editorial strategy and supervise reporting teams at the Buffalo paper. The appointment strengthens leadership as the publication navigates digital growth.
Red Commercial tor ok the Courer-Express ame u sation
The item mentions changes at a morning newspaper with an executive editor role and a new position for King's paper. It refers to Burrows Matthews, Courier-Ex-Korea, and an adviser Gen. Matthew Ridgway amid Eastern Front and Allied lines, with incomplete and garbled context about propaganda and press editors on leave.
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Lover
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Courier-Ex-Korea
Red
Matthew Pidgway
Commercal
Sacred Dogmas Rule Reds Foreign Policy in Russia
The writer, a former British ambassador to Russia for three years ending last fall, outlines how faith-based doctrines shape Soviet policy. He also notes his prior postings as ambassador to Turkey and Argentina and other key Foreign Office roles. This piece opens a three-article series on Russian strategy.
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England
Turkey
Argentine
Moscow doctrine shapes Russia’s foreign play says source
Fragmented clipping notes a “sacred” doctrine guiding Russia’s foreign relations, likening it to early Muslim expansion. It cites Stalin era texts and Leninist theory as essential for party members, with a tease about continuing analysis on page 9.
Fog Envelops New York as Couple Loses Day-Old Baby
In New York a heavy fog shrouded the city delaying ferry service from Staten Island and Idlewild and prompting hospital officials to report a visitor found Mary Carr, 20, in a maternity ward. The fog disrupted travel and curtailed activities while a day-old baby remained with the mother.
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Idlewild
Retiree’s Dilemma Overvalued Experience Cost
A humorous item notes a man could retire comfortably if he could sell or shed his experience at its current price. The quip reflects a wry take on aging and value, with a light, period-tinged comic voice.
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