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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1951

Page

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Acheson Says No Evacuation Planned For Korea

Secretary of State Acheson warns no withdrawal of UN forces in Korea while armistice terms are pursued. He stresses UN presence needed until genuine peace and safety for Korean people. He notes force size depends on armistice implementation and reassures Beijing and Moscow that continued UN troops pose no threat.

Acheson United Nations Korea U.N Haj South Korea

Yankees Star Picked for 1942 All-Star Game

Phil Rigzato of the New York Yankees earns a 1942 All-Star berth while Lou Boudreau of Cleveland plays the full game at shortstop. Britain has had only two Labour prime ministers Ramsay MacDonald and Clement Attlee.

Phil Rigzato New York Yankees Lou Boudreau Cleveland Great Britain Ramsay MacDonald Clement Attlee

Senate Hearing Details Tie Mason to Bennett Paid Amount

Samuel D. Mason described as a Washington representative by Joseph H B Bennett during a Senate five per cent hearing in Washington. Bennett testified he paid Mason 22300 dollars over six months but Mason did not secure any contracts.

Washington Samuel D. Mason Hwstens Boston Joseph HB Bennett Senate Mason

Son of Kaiser Dies at 69 in Hechinger Villa

Heir to the German throne Frederick Wilhelm of Hohenzollern dies at 69 after a long illness in Hechinger Germany. Eldest son of the last Kaiser Wilhelm I served in World War I near Verdun and later commanded a German army. He abdicated with his father and lived in exile in Holland before returning to manage Hohenzollern estates.

Hechinger Germany Frederick Wilhelm of Hohenzollern Wilhelm I Prince Wilhelm I Hohengollern Verdun Holland

Mason described as professional confidence man in federal case

Witnesses testified Mason, a New York resident, used the order of St Basil the Great to solicit up to 200000 from followers. He admitted gambling losses and a habit warned by Hoey as a long criminal record. Priests Father Maxim Markin and Father Peter Hewko corroborated the claims of Mason’s solicitations.

New York Mason Sam Musaman Husinoga Hoey Lergely Maxim Markin Peter Hewko St. Basil the Great

Senate report on rent gouging near Army posts confirmed

Second Army Headquarters today confirmed a Senate Armed Services subcommittee finding that rent hikes for service families near posts are excessive. It notes housing remains inadequate at Camp Breckinridge Indian Town Gap and Camp Pickett, with steps including trailer court permissions and Wherry Housing Act housing requests, though the act limits permanent post needs and applicability to temporary posts.

Fort Meade Senate Second Army Armed Services Camp Breckinridge Town Gap Military Reservation Camp Pickatt

Survivors of Gloucestershire Regiment in Korean War Prison Camps

North Korean newsman reports hundreds of Royal Gloucestershire regiment survivors alive in North Korean prison camps. The unit was trapped at the Imjin River in April 1951, with only 44 of 600 men escaping. Greek troops later found one wounded survivor. many were listed dead or missing.

Kaesong Korea Britain Royal Gloucestershire Regiment Gloucestershire Imjin River al Ned Essex

Reconstruction of casualties at remote battlefield site

The report notes multiple bodies buried on nearby ridges and fewer corpses recovered at the scene. It implies many wounded or captured soldiers faced surrender to Chinese forces, suggesting heavy losses and disrupted recovery efforts.

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Ingrid Bergman to Meet Young Daughter Pia in Europe

Ingrid Bergman and ex husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom travel from the Queen Mary toward a rendezvous with Bergman’s daughter Pia, now 12, last seen in 1948. Lindstrom cites prior plans and refuses to answer personal questions about the meeting.

Southampton England Ingrid Bergman Pia Peter Lindstrom Sweden Newamten Miss Bergman Ingrid Roberto Stossellini Lindstrom Mexico Rossellini California

Medley of Broadway Tunes and Classical Pieces

A compact collage of show tunes and concert pieces including Circe The Charmer My Heart Stood Still Connecticut Yankee and Roman Legions with arranges by Rodgers Ketelbey presenting a varied musical program with tone pictures and waltz tempo contrasts.

Circe the Charmer Roman Legions

FBI Head Suggested As GOP Candidate

Washington July 20 FBI chief J Edgar Hoover was proposed as a Republican presidential candidate for 1952 Rep Shafer of Michigan endorsed the idea saying grass roots discussions support it He urged rapid organization across the nation for a Hoover for President movement.

Washington J. Ealmar Hoover FBI Rep. Shafer R-Mich Congressional Michigan

Preacher Told To Leave State

Baltimore reports a gun toting Negro Evangelist preacher was sentenced to four years for a two year term then placed on probation after release.

Baltimore

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