Allied push nears Chorwon red assembly area in Korea
U N and Chinese forces clash as allies advance within artillery range of Chorwon, moving toward the iron triangle with heavy mud and tank support. About 3 000 Reds resist near Hwachon and Yanggu, while 430 Fifth Air Force missions strike Communist transport.
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Red Assembly
Chorwon
Key Point
U.N
Iron Triangle
Tokyo
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Kumhwa
Pyongyang
Yongchon-Choran
Alliea
Vondon
Rom Hwachon
Alllea
Hwachion
Hwachon
Yanggu
Inje
Fifth Air Force
Yangeu
East Central
Nate Polowetzky
U. S. Eighth Army
Councilman Knight To Address Mayor On Radio Tonight
Councilman Roy Knight plans to speak at 7 16 PM on local radio in reply to Mayor Mills who vetoed the North End zoning repeal. Knight will defend the four councilmen who voted to repeal and promise to explain their stance while the Mayor accuses the council of illegal action. The issue centers on the North End shopping center zoning and potential override action.
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Roy Knight
Roy N. Knight
Herman L. Mills
North End
Aesrd
Knight
Milks
Conetovenby
Mills
Ake
Area One
Price War Spreads Across Major Cities
A nationwide price slashing spree spreads from New York to Baltimore Newark Omaha and San Francisco as Macy’s Gimbels and Bloomingdale’s slash prices on watches phonograph records and more. Stores report rising weekly sales while shoppers rush to grab bargains amid new fair trade concerns.
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New York
New York City
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Omaha
Neb
San Francisco
Macy's
Gimbel's
Herald Square
Bloomingdale's
Brooklyn
Abraham and Straus
Chimbel's
Fleam
Bronx
Rodgers Department Store
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Market Street
Weinstein
New Jersey
L. Bamberger & Co
Macy
Gutman's
Union Suite
Memphis, Tenn
Beatrice Flood Claims Two Inmates At State Home
Two Beatrice State Home patients died as floodwaters from the Big Blue cresting after heavy rain engulfed southeastern Nebraska. Orville McPherson 19 from Glengill Ned and Walter Harround 14 from Omaha drowned after entering Tear Creek to rescue a fleeing companion. A third patient disappeared, later found drowned in a field.
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Neatrice
Neh
Nebraska
Beatrice State Home
Orville McPherson
Glengil
Ned
Walter Harround
Omaha
Harround
Tear Creek
McPherson
Three Damage Suits Named Drivers in Court
Edith C. Stocksdale and John E. Stocksdale sue Ebert J. D. Bock and Charles M. Hays Jr. for 14900 2500 2500 totals after a May 1950 crash at Reynold and Summit Avenues. Mrs Stocksdale suffered six broken ribs and a fractured clavicle. her husband seeks damages for personal injuries and loss of services. The suits allege Bock ran a stop sign and Hays drove at excessive speed. Attorney Ernest V. Wachis represents the plaintiffs.
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Edith C. Stocksdale
John E
Stocksdale
Thie City
Ebert JD. Bock
Philadelphia Avenue
Waynesboro
Charles M. Hays, Jr
Coftman Avenue
Reynolds and
Summit Avenues
Stocksdales
Bock
Hays
Ernest V. Wachis
Suit Settled For 9000 In Fall At Hillmilton Hotel
A $350,000 damage suit by Kean of Allegany County over a fall at the Washington Street entrance of the Hillmilton Hotel on August 4, 1949, was settled for $9,000 after a prior $10,000 verdict and appeals plans. Kean claimed permanent injuries from slipping on the front steps and required hospital care. Attorneys Edward Ryan and William Wilson represented Kean. Edward Covey and William Gilchrist with Earl Covey represented the hotel company.
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Hillmilton Hotel Company
Trick Kean
Allegany County
Washington Street
Kean
Garrett County
Washington County
Court of Appeals
Edward, Ryan
William Wilson
Cumberland
Edward Covey
Hagerstown
William Gilchrist
Earl Cohey
Man finds wallet on road in urged mood tale of duty
Army Sergeant Mark Sapp spots a wallet on the road while driving. He stops grabs it then drives on feeling conflicted about the find and his sense of right and wrong in a Maupassant like vignette from Newport News Virginia.
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Newport Newa
Dune & (P
Army
Mark Sapp
Ten Dog Bite Victims Reported In Local Incident
A chaotic scene last night left ten bite victims after a dog attack sequence. Jeannette Aussard, 14, of 441 Carrollton Avenue, and others were treated in the emergency room for injuries while police investigated the dog and vehicle details.
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Jeannette
Aussard
Carrolton Pantananainst Avenue
County Board Weighs Temporary Teacher Pay Boost This Fall
Washington County commissioners consider a temporary $300 yearly rise for teachers delaying a permanent increase. The plan would cost about $66,000 and be pro rated for four months next term. They urge state action by the Legislature to handle longer term pay. Governor vetoes earlier bill referenced.
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Board of County Commissioners
Washington County
E. Leister Mobley
Mobley
Thessue
Board of Education
Theodora McKeldin
Sewage System Recommended At Boonsboro
Boonsboro officials heard from County Sanitarian Edward F. Hubler and State Bureau of Sanitary Engineering’s Peter C. Dodge that a municipal sewage disposal system is needed to replace inadequate cesspools. They cited rising population and water use as causing overflows and health risks, noting installation would be relatively simple and cheaper due to local topography. The Mayor and Council will consider the proposal.
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Boonsboro
County Health Department
State Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Edward F. Hubler
Peter C. Dodge
Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
State Health Department
Boonshore
Hobler
Dodge
Negro Gets Term For Shooting Of White Woman
David L. Robinson, 30, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to shoot a 22 year old white woman and received three years in the Maryland House of Correction. Judge Mish dismissed parole, citing the need to curb firearms in the community. The woman, Mrs. Vivian Madeline Benner, is in a neck and chest cast from gunshot wounds.
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David L. Robinson
Maryland House of Correction
Joseph D. Mish
Mish
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Passaic
N. J
Morense
Paul Ottinger
Fasaalc
Louis Greenberg
Arrow Electric Company
Thousands Seek Draft Aptitude Tests Nationwide
Princeton reports about 375,090 college students have applied for Selective Service aptitude tests. Officials say 121,911 signed up for the June 16 session as exams taken May 16 guide draft eligibility for college graduates. The third test is scheduled for June 30.
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Princeton
Tenting Service
Selective Service
Busy Little Bees Get Plastered at Cider Works
In Smardon England on June 6 an estimated 3000 to 4000 bees swarmed a cider works and drank spilled cider. Bees staggered, fell over each other, and the works manager H Vaughan reported the scene.
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Smardon
England
H. Vaughan
Papagos Likely To Resume Post In Greece
Premier Sophocles Venizelos said after meetings with King Paul and U S Ambassador Pouritoy that there are 60 50 chances Field Marshal Alexander Papagos would resume command of Greece s armed forces after he had quit. Pouritoy had been active in efforts to restore him to head of the forces.
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Athens
Sophocles
Venizelos
Alexander Papagos
Greece
King Paul
U. S
John E. Pourltoy
Pouritoy
Bunche Links Discrimination to National Prestige
Dr. Ralph J. Bunche told Morgan State College graduates that segregation harms the nation’s unity and prestige in the world. He urged breaking down barriers and said equal opportunity will let Negro citizens rise on merit, noting separate schools and facilities are a fiction.
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Baltimore
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations ‘Trusteeship Council
Morgan State College
Ripe
Acheson Says U.N. Veto Blocked Pursuit Plan
Secretary of State Acheson told Senators that the United Nations veto blocked an American proposal last November for hot pursuit of enemy aircraft across the Korean border into Manchuria. He said the U.S. aimed to be limited to a brief window of action.
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Washington
Acheson
United Nations
Manchuvia
United States
Acheson Likely To Remain Cabinet Until Fall
A Democratic Senator, speaking on condition of anonymity, says Secretary of State Acheson is expected to stay in the Truman Cabinet through the fall while supporting administration foreign policy. He warns Acheson may be a political liability before the next presidential election and argues he should be replaced to boost political standing. The testimony occurred during congressional hearings on General MacArthur’s dismissal as Pacific commander and covers Acheson’s telegram about Manchuria and U N air defense in Korea.
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Washington
Acheson
0. S
Korea
Manders
Manchuria
U. N
U. S
United States
Unemployment At Lowest In Years
The Census Bureau reports unemployment fell by 137,000 in May to 1,609,000 the lowest since August 1945. Employed civilians rose to 61,193,900, up six months high. The labor force grew by 1,014,000, with most new jobs, 796,000, in farming as spring planting and cultivation activities increased.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Cateterian
Inbay Force
Clear Spring Man Sentenced In Shooting Case
George Rowe aged 32 of Clear Spring was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction by Judge Joseph D. Mish for assault related to a shotgun blast that cost Charles Rowe his arm. The incident followed a drinking party and occurred in front of the George Rowe home.
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Charles Rowe
Clear Spring
George Rowe
House of Correction
Joseph D. Mish
D. Angle
Wolt- Inger
George
Mish
Man Sentenced To One Year In Knife Case
Magistrate Martin L. Ingram said he would likely warn against knife use in assault cases as he sentenced Edward Ware, 20, to one year in the House of Correction for an assault on Robert Sullivan. The victim claimed cuts to the arm and stomach. Ware appealed and bond was set at $1000.
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Martin L. Ingram
Edward Ware
House of Correction
Robert &. Sullivan
Ware
Hat Returned to Newport Church Leader in Pleasant Gaffe
A Newport News church leader misplaced his hat Sunday. it was returned yesterday by a prominent church member. The hat carried the owner's name and a playful admonition reading Like be this is your hat, adding a lighthearted moment to a routine mishap.
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Newport News
Break In Detroit Transit Strike Seen Likely Today
Detroit 416 day old transit walkout appears near break as arbitration is sought for the entire contract. AFL operators union plan submitted earlier sparks hope while unions in Sharon and Farrell Pennsylvania and other cities face shuttle service disruptions.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Keupp
AFL
Union
New Castle
Sharon
Farrell
Pennsylvania
Chattanooga
Tenn
Munele
Anderson
Richmond
Ind
Marion
Ohio
Little Rock
Ark
Ogden
Utah
PacateHo
Idaho
Duluth
Noted Lecturer and Catholic Radio Host Dies in Boston
The Rev Michael J Ahearn 77 longtime resuit lecturer and conductor of a Catholic Sunday radio hour for 20 years died today at Bt Kitza betha Hospital in Boston June. He was widely known in religious circles and dedicated to Catholic broadcasting.
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Boston
Michael J. Ahearn
Bt. Kitzabetha Hospital
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Earl P. Stouffer
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Sharpsburg
Hubert W. Morgan
Wai Wane
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Tom Amburn
Norfold
Betty Thompson
Atlanta
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Macy’s
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Saungs
Joseph Samandera
Eed
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Ray Street
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Douglas MacArthur
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