Reds In Retreat Air War Looms in Korea Front
United Nations forces struck back across the Yalu, chasing a Soviet built Mig-15 air fleet to Manchuria. Eleven enemy planes were destroyed or damaged as U N ground units pressed twin offensives on the western and central fronts near Korangpo and the old iron triangle south of Pyongyang.
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Yalu
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
Yalu River
Red Air Force
Korangpo
Seoul
U. N. Daughbors
Iron Triangle
Prongyang
Van Fleet vows UN not defeated in Korea
Lieut. Gen. James A. Van Fleet told reporters at Eighth Army Headquarters in Korea that the United Nations would not be defeated in Korea. He praised the UN ground forces, claimed minimal casualties, and called the fall defeat of North Korea and the Allied withdrawal under Chinese threat a historic maneuver.
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Ters
Korea
James A. van Fleet
United Nations
U.N
Erce
Natons
Florida Governor Silent on Subpena for Crime Panel
Daytona Beach Florida Governor Warren refused to comment on a subpoena ordering him to appear before the Senate crime committee. He spoke at a hotel retreat in shirt sleeves and avoided questions as committee chairman Herbert Quinan signed the subpoena after a Miami hearing. The marshal's office in Pensacola will serve Warren in Washington on July 1 as he returns to Tallahassee.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Ler Warren
Senate Crime Committee
Cation
Sporter
Tren
Tallahassee
Herbert Quinor
Miami
Marshall
Pensacola
Warren
Arren
Ing
Talssee
Patrol car crashes into truck on U.S. Route in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio three people were killed when their car struck a parked State Highway Patrol vehicle and crashed head on with a tractor trailer on U S Route 60 near a roadside aid station. The dead were Har Madru 40 and his wife Eve 36 both of Columbus. The patrolman and a motorist were uninjured.
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Lumbus
U. S
State Highway Patrol
Michael MartignMumbus
Har'aul Madru
Evet
Columbus
Hartig Auto
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook
Cloudy and cooler afternoon with a high near 76 degrees. Mild tonight and Sunday morning remain quiet before afternoon showers. Overnight low around 65 degrees.
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Ohio
Elyria Chamber Panel Studies Lorain County Budget
Members of the City and County Affairs committee of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce plan a Monday meeting to study the proposed 1952 Lorain County budget. They will discuss positions for the public budget hearing at 9 a m Wednesday at the courthouse with Chairman Fred Reiter at 4 p m Monday in Chamber offices.
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Elyria
Lorain
Maritime Union Strike Ends Yet Ships Remain Tied
The National Maritime Union leaders said a week-long walkout by CIO engineers and radio operators on east and gulf coast non-defense shipping has ended. MEBA and APA planned talks. NMU members will honor picket lines. New contract cuts weekly hours to 44 then 40 by December 16, adds 8 percent wage rise, vacation fund, higher subsistence allowances, and a coast-to-coast equity committee.
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New York
CIO
National Maritime Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
American Radio Association
NMU
SMU
Joseph Curran
Gulf
NIU
MEBA
APA
NMMU
Atlantic
Two Boys Crowned In Kane Dishing Trip
State police at Tionesta identified two 9 year old boys from Willoughbr Ow as Jeffry Kneen and David Caldwell after a dishing trip in Spring Creek Elk County Kane.
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Kane
Spring Creek
Elk County
Tionesta
Jeffry Kneen
David Caldwell
Mrs Toscanini Dies In Milan Italy
Countess Carla Toscanini widow of renowned conductor Arturo Toscanini died in Milan today from a heart attack.
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Milan
Italy
Carla Toscanini
Arturo Toscanini
Americans accused of rowdy behavior at Tolstoy shrine
Moscow's Literary Gazette charged eight U S embassy officials and staff with drunkenness and rudeness at Leo Tolstoy's grave and museum at Yasnaya Polyana on the 30th anniversary of the museum. The embassy listed nine named individuals and denied wrongdoing while witnesses supported the accusation.
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Moscow
Literary Gazette Today
Leo Tolstoy
Tolstoy
the Gazette
Yasnaya Polyana
Norman Stines
Ralph Collins
State Department
Amerika
Jackeline Branaman
Adm
Alan G. Kirk
Charles J. Forman, Jr
American House Club
Prisicilla Handy
Paul John Dell
Walter L. Good
John H. Long
Gazette
Russia
U S
Russia Would Not Have Right To Intervene In Iran
The State Department said Russia could not legally invoke the 1921 Soviet Iranian treaty to intervene in Iran, even if British troops landed there to protect lives. Officials noted amendments limit the pact and that UN Charter provisions supersede it.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Iran
Great Britain
United Sates
Ussr
Senate inquiry rejects call to hear Harriman
Washington. Chairman Richard Russell rejected a proposal by Senator McMahon to summon W Averell Harriman to testify before the MacArthur committee. McMahon sought Harriman’s explanation of Patrick Hurley’s claim Roosevelt soured on Yalta and Harriman’s Moscow mission. Russell said Harriman’s testimony would be repetitious and that other officials have already explained the Manchurian concessions were needed to bring Russia into the war. The inquiry, in its eighth week, aims to finish after Maj. Gen. Emmett O Donnell testifies, as opposing views have been presented.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
W. Averell Harriman
Europe
MacArthur
Brien McMahon
Conn
Harriman
Patrick J. Hurley
U. S
China
Yalta
Russia
Russell
Dean ‘Acheson
Japan
Emmett
Rosie) O'Donnell
Air Force
McMehon
Hurley
Roosevelt
Moscow
Stalin
McMahon
Ferry Kalakala Runs Aground Near Bremerton
The stream lined ferry Kalakala with 100 passengers aboard ran aground in Puget Sound near Bremerton Washington. A Navy tug freed the vessel and coast guard officials reported the incident early today.
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Seattle
Wash
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Coast Guard
What A Way To Start A Vacation
Chronicle-Telegram reporter Don Hawk was struck while crossing Middle Avenue in Lorain by a car driven by William R. Vreeland. He sustained hip bruises and strained muscles but got into the motorist’s car and began recovery at home as his vacation started.
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Don Hawk
Chronicle-Telegram
Hawk
Middle Avenue
Lorain County Bank
William R. Vreeland
North Main Street
Oberlin
Longfellow Street
Your Years After Forty series begins in Chronicle Telegram
A six part set launches Monday exploring post forty life with Bernard Baruch and Grandma Moses cited as signs of progress. The appears in Chronicle Telegram as guidance for those past middle age toward a healthier, longer life.
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Bernard Baruch
Grandma Moses
Chronicle-Telegram
Urges Tax Bill Action Be Delayed
Senator Walter F. George urged Congress to defer final action on the 7.2 billion tax bill until after a late summer recess to better gauge the budget outlook. He suggested trimming President Truman's fiscal 1952 plan by about 6 billion to keep the government in the black next year with a smaller tax increase. The House passed a 7.2 billion revenue bill to fund defense and the Korean War, raising personal and corporate taxes and new excises, aiming for a record 366 billion annual intake.
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Washington
Walter F. George
Congress
George
Truman
House
Senate Finance Committee
Dassey
Eugene D. Millikin
R. Colo
GOP Committee
Marine Pfc Ronald Rosenau Wounded in Korea
Pfc Ronald Rosenau wounded in Korea on June 10 and treated for a serious leg wound in a Japan hospital. He wrote to his wife Eleanor Jacobs Rosenau at 553 West Third Street detailing shell-fire injury from a burp gun during an assault on a hill north of the 38th Parallel and his current Navy hospital address in San Francisco.
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Pfc
Ronald Rosenau
Korea
Japan
Rosenau
West Third Street
Eleanor Jacobs
U.S Salc.r
U.S. Naval Hospital
Navy
Fleet Post Office
San Francisco
California
Train collision at Hirolito Irigoyen Station in Argentina
A passenger train collided with a standing train at Hirolito Irigoyen Station in Buenos Aires. Initial reports say five people were killed and 30 injured.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Hirolito Irigoyen
Reporis
Britain Allows Kids to Attempt English Channel Swim
Britain reversed a earlier decision and lets Miami children Bubba aged five and Kathy four try the 21 mile crossing in the next month at their own expense. Immigration officials held a conference with the father before granting permission to enter the country for the attempt. They are barred from public exhibitions and from the London Daily Mail contest prize of $19 600.
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London
Britain
Miami
Bubba
Kathy
London Daily Maul
Defendants Plead Guilty in Hungary Plot Trial
In Budapest eight defendants including Archbishop Josef Groesz pleaded guilty to conspiring against the Communist state. The court adjourned to Monday after the admissions, with several stating they supplied military and confidential Hungary information to the U S Legation as part of the alleged plan to restore the Habsburg monarchy.
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Budapest
Hungary
People’s Court
Josef Groesz
United Sates Information Service
Alajos Pongracz
Legation
Pongracz
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Norway Opposes China Reds in U.N.
In Oslo Foreign Minister Harvard Lange told Parliament that Norway has reversed its policy and now opposes admitting the Chinese Communists to the United Nations. Norway and its Scandinavian allies Denmark and Sweden had previously recognized the Reds.
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Oslo
Norway
Harvard Lange
United Nations
Denmark
Sweden
Parts Of Columbus Blacked Out By Fire
Columbus suffered a power outage after a fire at a Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. generating station cut service to parts of the city for several hours. The incident left the city of about 400 000 relying on borrowed power as crews worked to restore lines. Kaywoodie pipes advertised at $2.50 and $5.00 by Marsh Guenin.
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Columbus
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Skippers Refuse To Sign Papers On Oil Nationalization
In Iran six British skippers refuse to sign receipts transferring oil payments to Iran, signaling escalation in the Abadan refinery dispute. London approves the skippers action as tensions rise amid Mossadegh and foreign troop movements. The Hague ICJ set hearings for June 3 on Britain's bid for a temporary injunction against Iran's oil nationalization.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
London
George Dobson
Farman
Ivan Sadchikov
Mohammed Mossadeghi
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Cyprus
Sadchikov
Mossadegh
Russia
The
Hague
Netherlands
International Court of Justice
World Court
Premer Mohammed Mossadegh
Hitch Hiker Loses Suitcase In Area Car Ride
Dale Blanchard of Lawrence Massachusetts, a hitchhiker, told police at 3 40 a m that a motorist named Fred picked him up on Broad Street to nitch a ride to Boston. He left his suitcase and clothing valued at $100 in the car and the driver drove away.
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Dale Blanchard
Lawrence
iMass
Fred
Blanchard
Broad and
Mi¢ilé
Boston
Iman
Cleveland
Hospital
Westlake
Mitchells Tavern
Elyria
Broad Street
Air Armada And African Natives Hunt Lost Plane
Pan American Airways said remains of its Massing four engine liner Republic found four miles southwest of Lancre village Liberia. A multinational effort involving DARAR French West Africa and native bands searched coast between Accra and Dakar and jungle areas of the Gold Coast for survivors from the New York bound flight with 40 aboard. The plane vanished after reporting to Roberts Field near Monrovia during a Johannesburg to New York route with stops en route.
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New York
Pan-American Airways
Republic
Lancre
Darar
French West Attica
Accra
Dakar
Pan American Airways Constellation
Gold Coast
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Liberia
Johannesburg
South Afriica
Believe Wreckage Of Long Lost Plane Found
Miami investigators believe a young fisherman located the long missing plane wreckage that cost the government about $1,000,000 to search for two years ago. The discovery prompts authorities to study debris and confirm identity of the aircraft.
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Miami
Fla
CAA
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Lawrence Krebs
van Fleet
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Ient
FIR
Newspapernitl
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Senate
Marsh Guenin
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