War talks and peace plans shift over Korea crisis
The article recounts competing cease fire plans in Korea with U.S. and U.N. support for a phased pullout of foreign troops under U.N. supervision and plebiscite options, while Chinese Communists push for pre cease-fire negotiations. It notes positions of Acheson Malik and evolving U.N. and Moscow views as fighting continues.
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Korea
Formosa
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38Th Parallel
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South Korea
State Acheson
U.S
New York
Jacob A. Malik
Moscow
Acheson
Appointment fills police vacancy after Rex Manuel
Richard Mills, 31, colored, of 425 Crawford Street, is named to fill the police department vacancy created by the death of Radio Sgt Rex Manuel. Mills, a World War II veteran with three years in the Army Engineer Corps, holds the Bronze Star and Good Conduct Medal and his unit received a Presidential Citation. He will report for the 11 to 7 shift under Capt. Joseph Wheeler. Chief Frank Riddle announced.
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Rex Manuel
Board of Public Works and Safety
Richard Mills
Crawford Street
Walter Talley
Mills
Army Engineer Corps
Joseph Wheeler
Frank Riddle
Elks To Celebrate Fourth At Fort Harrison
The Elks Lodge entertainment committee plans a Fourth of July celebration at the Elks Fort Harrison Country Club. A professional amateur golf tournament starts at 1 pm with registration by 12:30 pm. A buffet dinner is served 5:30 to 8 pm by reservation. Fireworks display at 9 pm. Open to Elks, families and out of town guests.
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The
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Fort Harrison Country Club
Newton Post to Celebrate Second Anniversary of New Home
Wayne Newton Post 346 of the American Legion marks the second anniversary of its new home with a Tuesday evening party at 8 o clock. Robert Sisson serves as master of ceremonies. A buffet supper and dance music by the Bill Redford band are planned.
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Wayne Newton Post
The
American Legion
Robert Sisson
Bill Redford
Chaplain McClure to Lead Centenary Methodist Service
Dr. Claude M. McClure will be guest pastor at 10 40 a m Sunday service at Centenary Methodist church. He heads the chaplains at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis and formerly supervised the Greencastle district and led Gobin Memorial church Greencastle.
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Claude M. McClure
Centenary Methodist Church
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
McClure
Greencastle
Methodist Church
Gobin Memorial Church
Judge to Hear Phone Rate Pleas in Indiana
Judge Lloyd D. Claycombe agreed to hear arguments on whether to set aside his injunction granting Indiana Bell a temporary rate increase. The move would raise bills by 60 cents to $1 monthly in 80 communities unless overturned today.
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Indianapolis
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
J. Emmett McManamon
Walter F. Jones, Jr
Indiana Public Service Commission
Claycombe
McManamon
Jones
Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Bell
Doctor Kills Self in Morals Case
Dr William M Peake a 45 year old Long Beach physician killed himself to avoid prosecution on morals charges involving four Seal Beach boys over two years His body was found in a downtown Los Angeles hotel room with two empty pill bottles a suicide note and a confession of immoral relations with the youths
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Los Angeles
William M. Peake
Long Beach
Seal Beach
Calif
AIM AT YOUR TARGET IN BRIDGE PLAY
Barclay compares declarer play to a rifle shot aiming at one target. The example shows East missing opportunities by overdefending. East could have pursued hearts to win five tricks and swing five more in clubs plus one in diamonds for two extra tricks.
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South
East
North
When to use the ace to overtake the king opened
The partner should play the ace to overtake the king when it prevents a sudden win by the opponents and preserves key defense. Examples show situations where the king’s card is exposed and the ace forces a protective sequence. Useful in bridge style play where timing and card removal matter for the defense.
Indiana sees surge in new unemployment claims
Indiana reports a 50 percent weekly rise in new unemployment claims to 22,287 as shortages and shutdowns curb production. Garment and furniture sectors regain hours while refrigeration and electronics cut back. overall nonagricultural hiring steady, manufacturing down 8,700 in April and May.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Employment Security Division
Miner Alva Alsman Is Hurt In Coal Car Fall
A fall from a coal car at the Snow Hill mine left 63 year old Alva Alsman of R R 7 with a broken right shoulder and a fractured rib. He was carried by Ryan ambulance to Union Hospital for treatment.
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Snow Hill
Alva Alsman
R.R
Ryan
Union Hospital
Buck township votes 104 to 25 to issue bonds
Buck township west of Paris votes to issue 140 000 dollars in bonds to repair and improve township roads. Fireman Robert Evard’s automobile caught fire and was to be extinguished at the fire house. Edgar county board of review members and County Treasurer A L Stanfield return from Monticello after a tax seminar. Ninety eight and more Edgar county youths join Red Cross swimming lessons at Twin Lakes under Esther Morris co director and instructors.
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Paris
Buck Township
Robert Evard
Edgar County Board of Review
A. L. Stanfield
Monticello
Ill
Edgar County
Red Cross
Twin Lakes
Esther Morris
Janet Uerry
Shirley Kroeming
Harry M. Fitzgerald
Virginia Cline
Betty Bess
Morris
Howard Dixon
Glamour-Doubled Marian Martin Pattern Ad
Two winners for your date-line showcase bouffant feminine gowns Parisian in style. Pattern 9360 Jr Miss sizes 11 through 17 with size 13 using 442 yards of fabric plus contrast. Includes Sew Chart and full instructions. Send thirty cents pattern request to Marian Martin Terre Haute Tribune Chicago. Forty cents for book.
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Marian Martin
Terre Haute Tribune
P.O
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