Peiping Radio Reports Reds Back Cease Fire Plan
Peiping radio quoted by The People’s Daily News says the Peiping government fully supports Russia’s ceasefire proposal in Korea. Iran’s Nasrollah Entezam, UN General Assembly president, says a Korea cease fire should be attainable with goodwill and notes Malik’s proposal as a potential path.
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Peiping
REDS
U.N
Tokyo
U.P
Red “People’s Daily News
Korea
Washington
Nasrollah Entezam
Iran
United Nations General Assembly
Red Offensive Fails To Start On Anniversary
The second year of the Korean War opens with intensified fighting along the 100 mile battlefront as Chinese and North Korean forces press defense and launch a limited counterattack to mark the war’s first anniversary. MIG-15 clashes and air battles accompany ground duels near Yalu and Kumhwa with losses reported on both sides.
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North Korea
Russia
Jacob Malik
Yalu River
Manchuria
Yondon
Trumanings on Korea Peace Demand and War Warns
President Truman in Tullahoma warns against reckless moves that risk world war while urging a real settlement in Korea. He denounces MacArthur backers and a smear campaign against U.S. leaders, says negotiations must end aggression and restore security, and backs world peace steps as Malik proposes a cease fire and 38th parallel withdrawal.
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United Press White
U.N
Jacob A. Malik
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
U.S
Malik
Korea
38Th Parallel
South
North Korea
Officer Jones Dies From Crash Injuries
Police officer Wayne Jones died at St Anthony's Hospital at 7 40 this morning from injuries suffered in a police car and fire chief crash four days earlier. He was 35, lived at 2301 Seabury avenue, and had been on the force about a year. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 PM in Gillis Memory Chapel. Burial will be at Roselawn Memorial Park.
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Wayne Jones
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jones
Seabury Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Gillis Memory
Roselawn Memorial Park
Walter Lanfair
Barton Avenue
Richard Gray
Nineteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Wind blamed for Beechcraft crash near Angola Indiana
Three people died when a Beechcraft Bonanza broke apart in turbulent wind eight miles southwest of Angola Indiana. Pilot Walker Lyerly 34 treasurer of Hylan Furniture Co Hickory North Carolina. George Van Dyne furniture buyer Lamson Department Store Toledo Ohio. Miss Pat Leahy Oak Park Illinois. The aircraft was returning from the 1951 Chicago furniture market headed to Cleveland when wreckage showed wing and tail sections ripped away during a 3000 foot overcast.
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Angola
Ind
Here
Walker Lyerly
Hylan Furniture Co
Hickory
N. C
George van Dyne
Lamson Department
Toledo
Pat Leahy
Oak Park
Lyerly
Calvin Davis 91, Retired Reddington Postmaster Dies
Calvin Davis aged 91 of Reddington Indiana died at his grandson Wilbur E. Davis’s home in Columbus at 8:50 a.m. Monday. He once operated a general store and post office in Jackson County and retired in 1930 to Terre Haute. Survived by daughter Maude Davis brother Edmond Davis and sister Mrs Radie Barr all of Columbus and three great grandsons. Funeral services 1 p.m. Wednesday at Reddington Christian Church with burial in Reddington Cemetery.
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Calvin Davis
Reddington
Ind
Wilbur E. Davis
Poplar Street
Davis
Jackson County
Terre Haute
Maude Davis
Edmond Davis
Radie Barr
Columbus
Carl Davis
The
Terre Haute Tribune
P. J. Ryan & Sons
Flannigan and Reed Funeral
Senate hearings end on MacArthur dismissal
Senate armed services and foreign relations committees close 42nd day of hearings on General Douglas MacArthur dismissal. Major General Emmett O'Donnell testifies the Air Force keeps atom bomb planes ready to strike back swiftly if attacked. Discussions consider Harriman as witness and possible separate majority and minority reports.
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Washington
Emmett
Rosie” O’donnell
O'Donnell
Strategic Bombing Command
Far East
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
W. Averell Harriman
Hurley
McMahon
Harriman
Patrick J. Hurley
China
Roosevelt
Yalta
Russia
Manchuria
MacArthur
Red China
U.S
Formosa
Death of C T Davis a Terre Haute contractor
Charles Thomas Davis 65 of 1914 Washington avenue died at 7 this morning in Union Hospital after stomach cancer. A Terre Haute general contractor for 45 years he was in partnership with sons Thomas and Phillip. Survived by widow Dorothy two daughters Florence Davis and Barbara Gray three sons Thomas T Phillip I and Jesse M one adopted son Delbert Wills two brothers Phillip and Dan and five grandchildren. Funeral at Isaac Ball Funeral Home 2 p m Wednesday with Rev Orville Moore officiating. Burial Roselawn Memorial Cemetery.
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Charles Thomas Davis
Washington Avenue
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Thomas
Phillip
Davis
Dorothy
Florence Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Barbara E. Gray
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas T
Phillip I
Jesse M
Evansville
Delbert Wills
Phillip Davis
Dan Davis
Kankakee
Isaac Ball
Orville Moore
Roselawn Memorial Cemetery
C I O Strike Hits Pacific Telephone Offices in California
In Los Angeles Hollywood and Pasadena workers of the C I O Communications Workers of America set up picket lines after a strike against Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company began.
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Los Angeles
C.I.0
Communications Workers of America Today
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hollywood
Pasadena
Indiana Legislators Enjoy Weekend Reunion Picnic
State senators and representatives attended a two day Indiana State Legislators Club reunion with Governor Henry Schricker as speaker. The event included a Terre Haute House reception, a buffet luncheon, dancing, and a Forest Park picnic with a 25 piece brass band and a chicken dinner. About 300 people participated as bills were praised and local officials acknowledged.
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Indiana State Legislators Club
Henry Schricker
Terre Haute House
Forest Park
Terre Haute American Federation of Musicians
Forest Park Club
Jack O'Grady
Sullivan-Vigo
Ralph Tucker
Tucker
Schricker
Indiana
John A. Watkins
W. O. Hughes
House of Representatives
John van Nees
State Senate
Purcell Predicts Mild Fall for Farmers in Indiana
Rushville Indiana elderly forecaster Mark Purcell predicts a calm fall season for farmers. He bases forecasts on winds during the first days of a new season and says harvests should go smoothly. He expects early fall to be milder, October average, and November mild with cooler spots before normal weather toward Christmas.
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Rushville
Ind
Mark Purcell
Purcell
Weather Summary for Terre Haute and Vicinity
Mostly fair through Tuesday with a few local showers late tonight or Tuesday forenoon. Low tonight 63, high tomorrow 86. Indiana mostly fair with possible NW showers late tonight or Tuesday forenoon, warmer north and central Tuesday. Illinois partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms north and west-central late tonight or Tuesday forenoon, warmer north and central. Street thermometer at 6 am 61, at 2 pm 83.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Heat Toll Of Three Drowned As Cooler Weather Arrives
Three swimmers drowned after a sweltering day in Indiana. Jimmie DeLong 10 and his brother Floyd 15 died near Princeton in Patoka River while trying to save relatives. Maurice H Juncker 41 a Posey county farmer perished at Welborn Lake after aiding his 9 year old son Floyd. Temperatures hit 91 in several cities. highs today expected around 80 north and 80 to 90 south with scattered storms.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Jimmie DeLong
Floyd Jr
Patoka River
Princeton
Floyd
Jimmie
Patoka
Maurice H. Juncker
Posey County
Welborn Lake
Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
South Bend
3777 More Coming Home From Korea
San Francisco on June 25 reports the largest group of Korean War veterans returning on rotation. The transport Gen. John Pope brings 3,377 veterans to boost total arrivals to San Francisco to 12,273 under the rotation plan.
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San Francisco
U.S
John Pope
C.S.T
Five Die In Indiana Kentucky Road Crashes In One Week
Five Indiana deaths from weekend accidents include a New York student killed on U S 40 near Centerville and a Fort Wayne man killed by barbed wire after a motorcycle crash near Garrett. Other victims include a Crocker infant, a Columbia City resident, and a Utica child in Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Kentucky
U. S. 40
Centerville
Indiana University
Mohamed Shawar Yari
Garrett
Lewis Robert Daler
Fort Wayne
Edward Keane
Harold Saylor
Patrick Hannon Crawley
Crocker
Chesterton
Nationwide strike call against Western Union union action
The A F L Commercial Telegraphers Union called a nationwide strike of 35000 Western Union workers for 5 a m CST on Monday July 2. The union seeks a 25 cent hourly wage increase for all Western Union employees except about 4000 in New York City represented by the American Communications Association.
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Washington
Western Union
A.F.L. Commercial Telegraphers Union
Germans Quit Reds in West Germany Movement
In Frankfurt Germany on June 25 Allied sources report Communist party membership in West Germany at 130000 the smallest since World War II end Red attempts to revive the movement here are failing to gain traction
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Frankfurt
Germany
Communist Party of West Germany
Red
No Wage Control For Plants With No Price Control Urged
New York reports a Wage Stabilization Board panel recommends exempting workers in industries lacking price controls from wage ceilings. The Times notes over two million employees could be affected in media, professional services, and office building operations. A report will be prepared for a July 5 meeting in Cincinnati.
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New York
The
New York Times
Wage Stabilization Board
the Times
WSB
Cincinnti
Congress
Cease-Fire Plea Beamed To Communist China
United Nations radio transmitters broadcast an urgent appeal by Secretary General Trygve Lie to Communist China and North Korea for Korean cease-fire talks based on a Russian plan for a 38th parallel truce. U N officials moved quickly after Soviet delegate Jacob Malik urged discussions among belligerents for armsistice and mutual withdrawal.
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Entezam
State Department
Jacob A. Malik
Malik
Peiping
38Th Parallel
China
United Nations
N. Y
North Korea
Trygve Lie
U.N
Tankers Jam Abadan Port Over Gasoline and Oil
About a dozen tankers blocked Abadan port today tied to the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company after Iran nationalized the firm. British manager A E C Drake warned a shutdown could trigger a major crisis, as tankers refuse to sign receipts for cargo.
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Abadan
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
A. E. C. Drake
Europe
Drake
AIOC
Tigris
Euphrates
Iranian National Oil Company
National Oil Company
Rites Set for 40 Plane Dead in Liberia Crash
Memorial services planned today at a jungle mission near Monrovia for the 40 victims of the Pan American Clipper Great Republic crash. The plane struck a mountainside during a tropical rainstorm early Friday. Pan American says all bodies were removed and buried at the Lutheran Mission of Sonyeh.
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Monrovia
Liberia
New York
Sonyeh
Taft Sees Truce Talks as Appeasement Peace
Senator Robert A. Taft warned in Indianapolis that a truce at the 38th parallel would be an appeasement peace benefiting the aggressor. He argued Korea would entail 10 to 20 years of mobilization with higher government spending taxes and controls.
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Indianapolis
U.P
Robert A. Taft
38Th Parallel
Korea
Western Indiana Soldiers Listed in Defense Dept Casualty Roll
The Defense Department released list No. 337 detailing 566 Korean area casualties. From western Indiana, Killed in action Army Dwaine E. Fields Tell City area, Arthur L. Miller Vincennes Tell City. Marines Cpl Charles G. Abrell Terre Haute. Wounded Army Cpl Donald L. Haley Terre Haute, Pfc Howard E. Pennell Terre Haute West Terre Haute, Pfc Kenneth G. Thompson Vincennes, Sgt Frank J. Wheeler Terre Haute. Missing in action Army Pvt James D. Prow Solsberry.
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Washington
U.pa
Defense Department
Indiana
Army
Dwaine E. Field
Ella Marie Fields
Vincennes
Arthur L. Miller
Maple Avenue
Terre Haute
Donald L. Haley
Lawrence P. Haley
North Sixth Street
Howard E. Pennell
William D. Pennell
Leon Street
West Terre Haute
Kenneth G. Thompson
George Thompson
Frank J. Wheeler
Mary M. Wheeler
South Fourth Street
James D. Prow
Flora J. Prow
Solsberry
James to Retire as Brazil Editor
Greenacres June 25 James J James retires after 40 years in journalism. Kenney Bennett owner of the Putnam County Graphic said he would take over as editor of the Brazil Times from his father in law.
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Greencastle
U.P
Kenney Bennett
Putnam County Graphic
George J. James
Brazil Times
James
Bennett
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Kumsong
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Iron Triangle
Merriman Smith
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Officer Jones
Air Force
Gen
C.T. Davis
P. T
Dandy
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sam Martinez
Columbia City
James R. Millinger
Macy
Peru
Lerron E. Grider
Utica
Clark County
Munfordville
Communist China
Rites
Taft
T.H
Brazil
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