Missing Plane Republic Found Near Liberia Village
Pan American Airways announced that the remains of its missing four engine liner Republic were found about four miles southwest of Sanoye Liberia. The Constellation disappeared Thursday night en route from Johannesburg to Roberts Field Monrovia with New York as its ultimate destination.
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U.R
Pan-American Airways
Republic
Sanoye
Pan-American
Johannesburg
South Africa
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Liberia
Senator George Seeks Delay on Record Tax Bill Action
Senator Walter F. George urged delaying final action on the $7.2 billion tax measure until after a late summer recess to better assess the budget outlook. He called for cutting Truman’s FY1952 budget by $6 billion to keep the government in the black with a tax package no larger than the House approved.
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U.P
Walter F. George
Congress
George
Truman
House
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene D. Millikin
Colo
G.O.P
Senate
Senate Democratic
Millikin
Senate Committee
Hungary Spy Trial Witness Admits Guilt
In Budapest a people’s court adjourned after nine defendants, including Archbishop Josef Groesz, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to overthrow the government. Alajos Pongracz, a U S Information Service employee, admitted turning over military information to the American Legation.
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Germany
People’s Court
Josef Groesz
United States Information Service
Alajos Pongracz
Hungary
Legation
Pongracz
Hapsburg
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Hapsburgs
Groesz
U.S
Wife of Toscanini Taken by Death
Carla Toscanini died in Milan at 75 after a long illness. Her husband Arturo Toscanini and son Walter were at her bedside. Married in 1897 at Conegliano Veneto, she had recently received the church's last rites.
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Milan
Italy
Carla Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Walter
Toscanini
Conegliano Veneto
Estate of John Erskine Valued Under Ten Thousand
New York June 23 An estate of less than ten thousand dollars is left by John Erskine the author and educator who died three weeks ago The 71 year old author of Helen of Troy and 29 other books named his widow as executrix and residuary legatee in a will filed for probate
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New York
John Erskine
Helen of Troy
Hunt for Missing Richard Zahn Near Chicago River
About 300 people searched suburban Niles for 22 month old Richard Zahn who wandered from a trailer home around 6 p.m. last night. Police say he may have fallen into the Chicago river north branch nearby, which runs about 100 yards from the trailer.
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Chicago
Richard Zahn
Niles
C.D.T
Truman urges Congress to tighten economic controls
President Truman called for stronger controls and criticized current committee actions as too lax. He told Congress and sent letters to Vice President Barkley and Speaker Rayburn, urging defense production bills be strengthened to fight inflation and support national defense without harming living standards or the dollar.
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Truman
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Barkley
House
Rayburn
National Advisory Board
Senate
House Banking and Currency Committees
Korea
Legislators Open Two Day Outing With Gov Schricker
Indiana legislators from across the state gathered in Terre Haute for a two day outing hosted by the Legislators Club. Gov Henry Schricker and Lt Gov John Watkins plan to attend Sundays events at Forest Park with a noon reception and a 2 PM picnic dinner. A 25 piece band will perform and a floor show is slated for 10:30 PM with a nonpartisan approach and invited guests required to present invitations at the gate.
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Indiana Legislators’ Club
Terre Haute House
Hulman Forest Park
Edwin Beaman
Princeton
Dorsey Gardener
Ft. Wayne
Jack O'Grady
Terre Haute
Ingiana LeRiDialvid
Forest Park
Legislators Club
Ralph Tucker
American Federation of Musicians
O’grady
Park Gate
Seamen End Strike After Wage and Hour Accord
Federal mediators report a complete agreement between about 40 shipping firms and the CIO National Maritime Union ending a week long strike. The accord grants a 44 hour work week at sea retroactive to last Saturday, with a plan to reach 40 hours by December 16. Other unions remain to negotiate with operators.
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New York
C.I.0
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
C.I.O. National Maritime Union
N.M.U
American Radio Association
C.I.O
National Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
C.S.O
Joseph Curran
C.so
Tornado Damage Estimated at 1 Million in Indiana Counties
A tornado sweeping Pulaski Fulton and Kosciusko counties near Winamac Indiana on June 23 caused damage estimates to rise toward 1 million dollars. Early figures placed losses up to 750000 with authorities warning that further reports could increase the total.
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Ind
Pulaski
Fulton
Kosciusko
Flooded Kansas Regions Struggle as Weekend Rain Looms
Flood-stricken Kansas faces more rain as Red Cross workers evacuate hundreds of families and National Guard units are alerted. In Hays Big Creek overflows flooding 40 to 50 blocks forcing about 3,000 residents from homes while Manhattan reports Blue River flooding near city hall.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Red Cross
National Guard
Hays
Big Creek
Manhattan
City Hall
Injured Officers Remain Critical After City Crash
Two city policemen injured in a fatal traffic crash remained in critical condition while Fire Chief Denis Nicoson was in serious condition. Funeral services are set for Fire Capt. Richard Gray, killed in the crash. The collision occurred at Nineteenth Street and Washington Avenue as responders rushed to a fire alarm. Blood donations were requested for Officer Jones at St. Anthony's Hospital and a Board of Public Works meeting will review emergency vehicle regulations.
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Walter Thompson
Wayne Jones
the Cross Funeral Home
Richard Gray
Nineteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Jones
Board of Public Works and Safety
Ralph Tucker
Lover's Lane Killing Near Indianapolis
A 29 year old man, Mike Mattes of Indianapolis, was shot dead in a lover's lane west of the city. Deputies rounded up four teenage boys after gunfire was heard near the scene and a rifle used in the crime was seized for ballistics tests.
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Indianapolis
Mike Mattes
Livingston Street
Mattes
West 38Th Street
State Police Crime Laboratory
Nada Alexander
James Alexander
Alexander
Musetta Handy Fights Seven Men Before Arrest
Nineteen year old Musetta Cooper of 329 Harding avenue held off seven men at 4 15 Saturday morning before being arrested on intoxication charges. Officers said she whipped three men and her husband and then fought officers at Vigo county jail. She pled not guilty in city court and her trial was set for Tuesday at 2 p m with $500 bond.
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Musetta Cooper
Harding Avenue
R. Tryon
Ford
Flowers
Vigo County
Edward S. Everett
United States Liner United States Christened in Newport News
The United States liner, a 1 5 0 0 0 ton passenger ship built as a naval transport, is christened at Newport News. The $70 million vessel, intended as a troop carrier in war, will enter trans Atlantic service next summer with 2000 passengers and 1000 crew aboard. It is rated for 30 knots and may exceed that speed.
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Newport News
United States
John M. Franklin
United States Lines
Britain
United States jets drive Reds back toward Manchuria in Korea chase
U N forces mounted two guard attacks in Korea and pursued a Red air fleet into Manchuria for a sixth straight week. A MIG-15 was damaged by 30 Sabre jets as 12 to 16 Soviet aircraft fled across the Yalu River. The tally for the week reached 34 enemy planes, with 11 destroyed, one probably destroyed, and 22 damaged. Allied losses totaled three F 86s and one F 51 in missing status. No allied losses were reported in today’s fighting.
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Tokyo
U.P
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
Yala
Red Air Force
U.S
U.N
Hoosier downed Mig near Yalu in air battle
Lt. Charles O. Reister of Taylorsville Indiana shot down a Russian Mig jet about 30 miles below Singuiju at the mouth of the Yalu River. Reister and 28 U S Sabre jets tangled with about 30 Mig aircraft during a border patrol, according to United Press.
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Tokyo
U.P
Charles O. Reister
Taylorsville
Ind
Singuiju
Yalu River
Reister
United Press
Phil Newsom
Communists Prepare for New Korean War Offense
U N forces report intensified Communist activity along the 100 mile front as fighter bombers destroy three highway bridges and two rail bridges while ground troops regain momentum. On the western front allied forces push an estimated 2 500 enemy troops northwest of Korangpo after a five hour battle ending in retreat. In the central front U N troops advance north against Chinese forces in the iron triangle below Pyonggang.
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U.N
8Th Army
Korangpo
Seoul
U.N. Doughboys
Pyonggang
Segregation Law Upheld by Court in South Carolina
A three judge federal court ruled 2 to 1 that segregation of white and Negro students in South Carolina public schools is lawful, effectively endorsing the segregated system across the region. The court also ordered equalization of Negro school facilities. Judge John J. Parker and District Judge George Bell Timmerman formed the majority. District Judge J Waites Waring dissented.
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Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
South
John J. Parker
Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
George Bell Timmerman
J. Waites Waring
Freight Wreck Near Panama No Injuries Reported
Forty freight cars derailed into a creek near Panama Iowa with some loaded with ammunition. The 15th car of a 117 car train toppled, dragging others but caused no explosions or injuries.
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Panama
Here
Milwaukee Railroad
Indiana Civil Defense Workers To Spot Planes Over Week end
Indiana Civil Defense sends 4000 aerial observers to ground posts at 8 a m today to 5 p m Sunday as part of a nationwide effort involving 210000 volunteers and 8000 posts. South Bend filter center coordinates reports to Air Force. U S and Royal Canadian Air Force planes test observer efficiency. Amateur radio operators run 24 hour field test west of Indianapolis to prove disaster communications resilience.
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Civil Defense
Associated Press
State Civil Defense Organization
C.D.T
South Bend
Indiana Reports
Cen
Ters
United States
Royal Canadian Air Force
Amateur Radio Relay League
Indianapolis
World Court To Act Soon In Oil Dispute
The International Court of Justice at The Hague will hear the Anglo-Iranian oil dispute next Saturday as Britain seeks court intervention after talks with Premier Mossadegh’s government broke down Iran nationalizes Persian oil resources and assumes control of the British company’s offices in Tehran and Abadan. About 3,000 British workers are urged to stay on as employees of the new Iranian National Oil Company while government receipts are demanded for exports.
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Associated Press
International Court of Justice
Hague
United Nations
Britain
World Court
Mohammed Mossadegh
Middle East
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Iran
Tehran
Atesh
Hossein Fatimi
Malik to Offer Rejected Plan at U N Broadcast
Russia's Jacob A. Malik is to denounce American Korea policy and present a peace plan already rejected by the United Nations. The Security Council president's recorded speech will air on CBS at 4 15 p m central time in New York and later nationwide. The UN recorded the remarks in Russian as part of the series on the price of peace.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Korea
Security Council
Columbia Broadcasting System
New York
U.S
CBS
U.N
Weather summary from U S Weather Bureau
The data shows temperatures 72 at noon and 69 at 9am with sunrise at 5 23 and sunset at 8 21. River stage stands at 4 0 feet and is rising indicating higher flow later in the day.
Regional Weather Summary for Indiana Illinois
Local conditions report yesterday high 78 and low 64 with .13 inch precipitation. Terre Haute area mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday. lows near 62 and highs around 82. Indiana covers extreme west thundershowers to north and south conditions with highs 75 to 80 in the north and 46 to 80 in the south. Illinois forecasts scattered storms tonight, more Sunday, with highs 70 to 86 north and up to 90 in the south. Morning 65, 2 pm 75.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
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