Strongly Worded Notes Exchanged About Prisoners
In Munsan Korea on June 4 negotiators exchanged sharp notes on prisoners of war. The Red forces threatened marching actions in Korea while North Korean delegates at Panmunjom protested Allied treatment of captured Reds. The UN list rose to 91 names added to 895 previously compiled, with ~2000 noted as captured. No progress toward a prisoner repatriation settlement. An additional session was set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. HST.
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Korea
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Tmie
Reda
Panmunjom
Koje
Wiliam K. Harrison
Reis
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Steds
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British Join In Protest To Rhee In Pusan
In Pusan Korea British officials joined the United States in protesting recent political developments in the temporary South Korean capital. Alec Adams charge d affaires outlined the British position to Rhee and delivered a written statement backing US policies. The State Department noted Rhee in a vote and Truman sent a note about current events.
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Pusan
Korea
Britain
United States
Syneman
Alec Adams
Rhee
State Department
Truman
Obituaries continue with local deaths and services
Two obituaries list survivors in Hagerstown with children and siblings. One woman died after a two week illness at County Hospital and funeral services are set at Rest Haven Chapel with interment at Stone Ridge Church cemetery. The second obituary notes Jacob Eckel aged 83 of Hagerstown Route 5 who served in the Spanish American War and will be moved to Sauer Funeral Home with details to come.
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Church of the Brethren
H. Edward
Wilbur
Clarence Elvin
Grand F
Charlotte EB. Witt
Doris Davis
Mary C. Paden
Mise
Daisy M. Martin
Hagerstown
Folowing
Rosie Callon
Hubert Moore
David Gordon
Lewis Gordon
Big Cove Tannery
Truman Waterbaugh
Pittsburgh
Lewis BE. Mills
Big Pool
Rest Haven Chapel
Paul M. Robinson
Stone Ridge Church Cemetery
Acob Eckel
Jaco Eckel
Hagera
Veterans Administration Center
Martinaburg
W. Va
Joseph Co. Byron
United Spanish War Veterans
Woodmen of
Co. CK
6Th Penna
Philadelphia
Lee Roy Eckel
Hageratown Route 5
Sauer Funeral Home
Hagerafawn
Virginia Chiropractor Convicted for Tax Evasion
Victor I. Meyers of Alexandria was convicted in Federal District Court for failing to file returns on 28 840 income for 1948 50. Meyers 46 said he did not know Virginias residents owed federal income tax and claimed a friend told him moving to Virginia nullified federal taxes.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Victor I. Meyers
Final Arguments In Zoning Case Heard In Court
Judge Mish hears final arguments on a zoning dispute over extending a service building in front of the Sheets property. City Engineer Williams tests a 30 foot extension by averaging adjacent property lines while opponents warn of reduced property values. witnesses say residents oppose service buildings despite zoning. The mayor has not appointed a Board of Zoning Appeals, leaving the council to act in its stead.
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Claude Williams
Mish
Council Acta As
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lecitor
Couneil
Board of
Zoning Appeals
Omer T. Kaylor
Williams
J. Clark Stebert
Sheetz
Jatin Swain
Mish Potted
Scouts To Aid Get Out The Vote Plan Endorsed
A massive get out the vote plan for the November election is endorsed by Freedoms Foundation and led by the Boy Scouts of America. Scouts will hang door indicators on about 30 million front doorknobs nationwide on November 1 and will ask households to reveal their voting intention on election eve. Kenneth J. Wells, president of Freedoms Foundation, outlined the plan at a meeting with business and civic leaders.
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Tor Angeles
Boy Scouts of America
Freedoms Foundation
Kenneth J. Wells
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Labor Backs Immigration Bill Under Committee Review
Washington June 4. Labor groups including the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations endorsed a bill to admit 390000 non quota immigrants over three years as hearings proceed. Opponents such as the Junior Order of American Mechanics and the National Society of New England Women criticized the measure.
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Washington
al House
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organisations
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Tha National Society of New England
Madalen D. Leeteh
United States
National Legislative Committee of the Mechanics Order
Taft Leads In South Dakota GOP Meeting Outcome
Eisenhower carried almost all cities and towns in South Dakota while Taft expanded his rural margin. The state’s largest city Linux Falls saw Taft narrowly ahead, with counting halted at midnight as county auditors retired. National attention centered on the 14 delegates amid a two-man contest with no minor candidates.
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GOP
Chicago
Eisenhower
Taft
Linux Falls
Hope Fades For Last Of Miners At Penokee Mine
Ironwood Michigan June 4 rescueworkes pressed to reach five miners trapped in the Penokee mine as three others surfaced earlier. Jerma Olkanen 36 Ironwood was found dead beside his machine while Serafin Zacharewski 48 Ironwood remained missing and feared crushed under tons of earth and rock.
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Ironwood
Mich
Penokee
Jerma Olkanen
Af’ Iranwood
Serafin Zacharaewski
Chenille Sequinned Hat Pattern Notice
A garbled textile item describes a chenille sequinned hat with velvet chinile, ribbons, and taffeta accents. It mentions a pattern, a bow, and crochet details, plus a placeholder name and address lines for order handling.
White Youth Weds Negress at Ithaca College Scene
Robert McAlester the 28 year old from Berkeley California and Grace Cunningham of Berkeley Calif married in Ithaca after meeting at Mari name College Richmond Indiana They arrived from college the previous day with McAllester’s mother Mrs Allen McAllester Present They had been graduated Monday from the Quaker school and faced campus opposition before choosing to marry and continue studies by mail in the face of disapproval.
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Ithaca
Robert McAlester
Grace Cunningham
Berkeley
Calif
Mariname College
Richmond
Ind
MeAllester
Worther
Allen Mc Allester
McAllester
Misa Conninghan
Taft to Crown Strawberry Queen at West Virginia Festival
Sen. Robert A. Taft will crown Miss Sara Baughman of Philippi queen at the 11th annual Central West Virginia Strawberry Festival in Buckhannon and attend a noon luncheon. Daniel Clayton of Barbour County will be crowned king by Agriculture Commissioner J B McLaughlin after ranking first in last season’s seven-county strawberry contest.
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Buckhannon
W. Va
Robert A. Taft
Sara Baughman
Central West Virginia
Ohio
Dwight O. Fisenhower
Blaanhower Makern
Abilene
Kan
Daniel Clayton Ory Kasson
Barbour County
Fivst
Clayton
J. B. McLaughlin
Retirement Age Rules for Supreme Court Justices
Under the law a Supreme Court justice may retire at 70 after ten years of service. Most justices prefer to remain in office rather than retire.
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Supreme Court
Murder in courtroom as ex-husband shoots wife
Miami Beach Florida June 4 A former New York taxi driver killed his estranged wife in a courtroom alight of the peace band officer then fired additional shots at her body. The man surrendered after the incident claiming he was trying to reconcile. The officer testified the husband and wife had a bitter separation and a child.
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Miami Beach
Fla
New York
David Archher
Aald Distica
Oka
Oman
Oa Lanodey
Ann
Aid Bill Okay Being Sought
Washington leaders urged early approval of a foreign aid package totaling about 6.7 to 7.9 billion dollars. A Senate House conference committee reached a compromise to adjust differences in one day, with actual funding to be set in a separate bill. House hearings began as Connally aimed for Senate approval by Thursday.
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Washington
NOOO
Troma
Senate- Trouse
House Appropriations Committee
Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
House
Democrats Hold Maryland Convention Amid Mahoney Support
The Maryland Democratic convention kept Mahoney in the lead with Sen. Webbert R. O'Conor backing him. Mahoney urged unity and service to Maryland while George Turner courted the position of permanent chairman as party factions vied for influence ahead of the November election.
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Webbert
R. O'Conor
Glenn Benll
Fosburg
O'Conor
Maryland
Weimen
Radward ‘Turner
Queen Anne's County
Gegree
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