Battleship New Jersey Bombards Korean Port in Yellow Sea
The 45 000 ton battlesship New Jersey fired on Chinnampo near Pyongyang as USS Newark Newcastle and USS Chauncey provided support with air cover from ported planes. The Seventh Fleet commander called the bombardment very good as allied planes increased attacks on Red troop concentrations along the Eastern and Central fronts.
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Seoul
New Jersey
Red China
Chinnampo
Pyone
Vang
L. 5
Seventh Fleet
Newcastle
Chauncey
Ocean
Antung
Manchuria
J. J. Clark
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Yellow Sea
Korea
Taft-Hartley revision stalls as Senate panel fails
May 25 Senate labor committee members were sparse for a meeting to begin Taft-Hartley law revisions. Chairman H. Alexander Smith postponed to June 3 as only five of 13 members attended. Sen. Murray urged administration testimony before any revisions.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Congress
Sen
Murray
Montana
Jmesting
Smith
Durkin
Former Monroe Co Man Dies In Crash
A road construction worker from Canton, Arla Refer, was killed when his car skidded on a wet highway and overturned on Route 2, six miles east of Hillersburg. Surviving are his wife and six children. Newark, Ohio, resident Harry E. Armstrong, 70, former assistant secretary in the Ohio Power Co. Reighist department, died in Newark hospital. He had 48 years with the company and his body was taken to Myers funeral home.
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AM Hillersburg
Arla
Canton
Holmes County Sheriff's Office
Eaet Eidine Om Tha Ata
Newark
Newark, O
Harry E. Armstrong
the Ark
Reighist Department
Ohio Power Co
Sestor Woodfeld
Newark Hospital
In Jmr
Filiat Myers Funeral Home
Atomic Annie fires first nuclear shell test at Frenchman Flat
The 280 millimeter atomic cannon fired a nuclear shell on schedule at a target seven miles away in Frenchman Flat. Defense leaders hailed the test as a significant advance. Secretary Wilson called it extremely interesting and the joint chiefs chair Admiral Radford deemed it a milestone in atomic weapon history.
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America
Frenchman Flat
Camp Desert Rock
Las Vegas
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur Radford
Davie Dean to Appeal Death Case to Ohio Supreme Court
Attorneys for Mrs. Davie Dean filed a notice of intention to appeal her first degree murder conviction to the Ohio Supreme Court on questions of law. A stay of execution is expected if the high court grants leave to appeal. she faces electrocution June 5 in Clermont County.
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Batavia
Davie Dean
Inday
Ray Bradford
Ohio Supreme Court
Hugh ©. Nichols
B. N. West
John L. Watson
Supreme Court
First District Court of Appeals
Dean
High Court
Morse Bid to Regain Senate Committee Seats Rejected
The senate rejected Sen. Morse Ind Ore bid to regain seats on the Labor and Armed Services committees. A roll call of 56 to 19 defeated Morse’s resolution to restore him and add another Republican to each panel to preserve GOP control. Morse, elected as a Republican, supported Adlai Stevenson in 1952.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Morse
Ind-Ore
Labor
Armed Services
Adlai E. Stevenson
High Court Rebuffs Rosenbergs Appeal Again
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case for the third time. Their counsel, Emanuel Bloch, will seek a stay of execution and pursue a rehearing petition. Bloch may also appeal to President Eisenhower for clemency.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Julius
Ethel Rosenbergs
Emanual H. Bloch
New York
High Court
Bloch
Eisenhower
Rosenbergs
Rosenberg
Russia
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Korea
Princess Serves As Crew Member On Liner Voyage
Princess Sama Doris d Angri of Nantes joins the crew aboard the Vulcania on the Trajan liner voyage as social director. She says the position fits her desire to meet people and serve the company, calling it a regular job and a suitable opportunity.
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Row
York
Trajan
Vulcania
Sama Doris d Angri
Nantes
Near Record Heat in Zanesville District on May Day
A blistering 87 to 88 degree heat wave hit Zanesville area with officials noting the hottest May day this year. Ruth Angles collapsed at a bar on Indiana Street and was treated for heat exhaustion before being sent home. Historical records show similar highs in 1908 1914 1918, while Burckholter’s station logged a 31 degree reading in 1925.
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Zanesville
Ruth Angles
Indiana Street
Bethesda Hospial
Hearing-Bryan-DeLong
Assncolt Mercury
Butterhean Ridge
R. M. Burckhoiter
Philo
Burckholter
Frazeysburg Boy Wins State FFA Farmer Degree
Wayne Graham an 18 year old Fra zeysburg high school senior has earned the state FFA farmer degree with the ceremony set at Ono State university June 5 He is the first from Fra zeysburg to win since 1916 and joins 204 recipients from a class of 805 Graham headed a diverse farming program including hogs cattle corn and wheat under instructor Ray Gillespie in Fra zeysburg.
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Wayne Graham
Frazeysburg
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Ono
State University
Young Graham
John Graham
Bob Stokes
Muskingum College
Graham
Hampshire
Ray Gillespie
Frazersburg High School
Weather outlook notes warm temps and scattered thunderstorms
Partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered thundershowers possible by night. Monday’s temperature remains elevated with a mild to warm trend and variable humidity across the area.
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Owio
Zanesville Skies Today Weather Note
Fragmentary weather note mentions sunset at 7 46 pm and moonrise or er pm with a Wednesday timing and a vague reference to May 7. No clear events or locations beyond Zanesville context.
Mrs Roosevelt Dragged From Car by Protesting Japanese
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt was dragged from her car by about 20 Japanese women carrying Communist banners in Tokyo. She was rescued by guards and continued with a speaking schedule after the incident. Leaders were identified as Mrs Hannah Reichenbach and others.
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Eleanor Rosevel
Labor Ministry
Tokyo
Youth
Roosevelt
Japan
Associated Press
Mrs. Roosevelt
TOKYG
Eleanor Roosevelt
Yormouri
Yomiuri
Yomuri
Hannah Reichen
Fraternity House Prank Sees $500 Thefts Reported
Columbus police investigated a claimed theft of $500 in personal articles including cameras and jewelry at an Ohio State University fraternity house. The incident, tied to a spring dance, was revealed as a prank when a fraternity member said the items were recovered, with no clear responsibility assigned.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Almost Home Cops Come Along Route 21 Arrest Highlights
On Route 21 near Akron an Indiana bound man from Louisiana, Junion Abbott, 36, was arrested after a siren trailed him. He claimed his son Trey drove from Louisiana but admitted he used a route into town. Mayor Fred Serde set a $197 fine for the expired permit incident. Former Dover mayor Emil Von Kaenel, 88, dies. he served 1922-23 and left a son, Col. Howard Bon Kaenel, a Korea war field artillery commander.
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New Philadelphia. O
Junion Abbott
Abbot
Trey
Lousiana
New Home
Akron
Dover
Emily von Kaenel
Col
Howard Bon ‘ Kaenel
Revenue Bureau Reverses Tax Ruling In Intervening Influence
Congressional investigators presented testimony that a Sehenley Industries executive secured a favorable tax ruling after Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder intervened. Internal Revenue Service experts testified that initial rulings against Schenley vice president John L. Leban were reversed, with calls and comments showing political pressure to expedite the case. Louis Jordan's interest in the outcome was noted in exchanges with Oliphant.
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Washington
Sehenley Industries
John W. Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Ways and Means
John L. Leban
Schenley
Kean
Treasury Department
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Snyder
Charles Oliphant
Louis Jordan
Oliphant
Jordan
President Truman
Butchers Union Sued For 75000 In Cincinnati
Frank & Co apparel makers filed a $65,000 damages suit in common pleas court against Local 7 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America AFL. They obtained a temporary injunction, claiming union intimidation disrupted operations and bargaining. The complaint accuses the union of coercive tactics and seeks redress for alleged harms to the company.
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Cincinnati
Twe T. O Frank & Co Postiry
Common Pleas
North Ameca
AFL
Damaes
Interferinz
Compan
Wanda Nee Ma
Unon
Sa.d
G.cke
Jest For This Morning
A humorous sketch reports a man’s morning misadventure while on vacation. A woman describes her husband’s odd hiccuping habit changing to loud honks, creating a lighthearted scene.
First Indication Of Rift Between U N Command and South Korean Leaders
The United Nations command edged toward a secrecy bound prisoner exchange proposal to end the armistice stalemate as South Korea balked at parts of the plan. Gen Cho Duk Shin stayed behind at Munsan signaling a rift, while President Rhee prepared to object publicly. Foreign Minister Pyun warned Seoul would refuse a settlement dividing Korea with Chinese troops in the country.
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U.N. Command
Munsan
United Nations Command
Mostom
Peiping
Panmunium
Imo
Unique
Alles
Askiz
Tim
Peiping Radio
Cho
Duk Shin
Mursan
Panmunjom
Ate
Choi
Syngreon Rhee
Y. T. Pyun
Republic of Korea
Wil
Supreme Court Upholds Paper Ad Sales Policy
The Supreme Court in a 5 to 0 decision says the New Orleans Times-Picayune did not violate the Sherman Antitrust Act by requiring advertisers to buy space in both its paper and its sister paper the States. Justice Clark noted the record does not show that such contracts unduly handicap competition in the afternoon field.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Justice Department
Times-Picayune Publice
Times-Picayune
Clark
Cass
578 Boys and Girls Earn Perfect Attendance in Muskingum Schools
Certificates of merit are being presented to 578 boys and girls who did not miss a day in Muskingum County schools during the year. The event highlights perfect attendance achievements across the district.
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Muskingum County
County schools lead in perfect attendance in Franklin district
Philo and Duncan Falls schools report 102 of 300 pupils with perfect attendance. A. G Hunt, attendance officer, notes 29 girls and 234 boys in full attendance. All 22 districts show some students with perfect attendance with several named schools listed and an average county-wide daily presence exceeding 6,600.
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Philo
Duncan Falls
Franklin
Boss
A. G Hunt
Taft Returns to Hospital Amid Health Checkup
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Taft admitted to hospital with hip pain after four days in Washington for a routine checkup. He canceled a planned speech at Union College Barbourville Kentucky and will reportedly row in a nearby event, with his brother scheduled to speak at the college.
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A. Taft
Senate
Eed
Washingen
Sen
Taft
Union
Barbourville
Tatsaso
Two Held In Jail Break Case In Riyadh Visit
Two detainees are held in a jail break case. The report notes a Saudi scene with King Salman’s emblem as a backdrop. U S ambassador Raymond A. Hare accompanies the party during a world tour stop and discussions with Armco board chairman F A Davies and others.
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Acure
Riyadh
Tan Saud
Sadi Arab
U S
Raymond A. Hare
Ardes Eather Toda
Armco
F. A. Davies
Declined London Invitation News Summary
A fragment notes a decision to decline an invitation related to a London conference or treaty. It mentions a government or official stance and references the continuing diplomatic talks. The item provides minimal context and names, focusing on the rejection of participation.
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Pdree Ouiete
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Wastlawton & & Chicago
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Butchers’ Union
Zanes
Aecess
Adams
Ilie
Frazesbourg
Jefferson
Meigs
Monroe
Cord
St. Salt Laurhes
Sen. Taft
Stevenson
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