Government Hopes to Restart Steel Flow Amid Strike Deadlock
Washington reports the government will push this week to start enough steel from strike closed mills to avert weapon production disruption. A four man committee of the United Steelworkers, under Philip Murray, is to help craft a plan for defense needs. Some mills prepared to resume operations independently, but big producers remained united against the plan.
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Washington
White House
Fourman
United
Philip Murray
ABNAA
Murray
Rin
Touman
Senates
County Teachers Start Workshop at Haverstown High
Two hundred Washington County teachers begin a two week workshop at Haverstown High School. The program is run with the University of Maryland and New York University. Guides from both universities assist full time. College credits are offered for participation.
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Washington Couity School
Haverstown Blieh
University of Maryland
New York University
Theodore Riew
Howard Line
Chandos Reid
Willian M. Krish
Board of Education
Brish
Three Children Suffer Minor Injuries in Farm Area Incident
Atlee Barkdoll Sheils Jr aged 14 of Funkstown suffered a scalp laceration after striking a sink and was treated in the emergency room. Alicia Boswell 7 of Clear Spring cut her ankle on glass and Mrs Violet Roberts of 226 West Franklin Street fell and twisted her ankle.
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Atlee Barkdoll Sheils, Jr
Funkstown
Alica Boswell
Clear Spring
Violet Roberts
West Franklin Street
Pretty Model Goes On Trial For Her Life In Circuit Court Here
Mera Dorothy Kornarens, 24, Washington fashion model, stands trial in Montgomery County circuit court for the murder of her husband John Henry Kornarens. State prosecutors allege she shot him in the stomach during an apparent crime of passion after a strained marriage and a separate affair. Defense argues the shooting resulted from escalating tensions and alcohol influenced actions. The case opened after jury selection delays and proceeds with testimony from investigators and witnesses.
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Mera
Dorothy (Gaskins) Kornarens
Washington
John Henry Cornarens
Tmre Caka
Montgomery Comney
Jornarens
Washington County
Dae Pining
Kornarens
EK. Stuart Bushong
Virginia Simpson
Montgomery County
Walter W. Dawosoty
Dawson
Silver Springs
Rani
Diansen Sidil
Kornarens Leardier
Viebaud
Stallard
Simpson
Trial Begins as Mrs Kornarens Faces Slaying Charge
A Washington County courtroom morning scene shows Mrs Dorothy Kornarens, resembling Gene Tierney, on trial for the alleged murder of her husband. He died from gunshot wounds at the Silver Springs home on February 47, as her three lawyers prepare to defend her.
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Washingtonn County
Dorothy Kornarens
Gene Tierney
Kornarens
Hollywood
Silver Springs
Senator opposes East End site for state hospital
State Senator D K McLaughlin opposes using meadow land behind South Cannon Avenue for a new state hospital, favoring the Bellevue Helte vue county home site to save purchase costs. Dr Robert J H Riley of the State Board of Health attends luncheon with county officials at Hotel Alexander to discuss site selections.
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McLaughlin
New State Hospital
State
Bellevue
Dr. Riley
D. K. McLaughlin
South Cannon Avenue
Heltevue
McLatphhlin
South Cannon
Robert JH. Riley
State Board of Health
Board of County Commissioners
Alexander
Sharpsburg POW Writes Parents He Has Received Seven Letters
Pvt. Howard Lee Ripple, a prisoner of war held by North Korea since July 6 1950, reports to his parents in Sharpsburg Route 1 that he has received seven letters and six photographs from home. He mentions two letters arriving Friday March notes and says he would like more letters and news from home.
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Sharpsburg
Myr
Howard Lee Ripple
Pvt
Lwat
Howard
Robert Bagley
Erin Street
Jackson Chile
Ike
Big Three Begin Talks to Halt New Red Scheme
Washington reports the United States along with Britain and France will start talks today on issues including Indochina Germany and Korea as Moscow names Deputy Foreign Minister Andrii Gromyko to London amid concerns of a new Russian push in the cold war and a possible strain on the Western alliance.
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Washington
United States
Morea
Indochina
Geruinty
Moscow
Andrii Grotuyko
London
U. S
France
Intochina
Jean LeTorrmneau
Acheson
Lord Alexander
Lovett
Britain
Russia
Germany
Big Four
Jmen
Gromyko
Laurel Youth Dies In Belmont Blaze At Belmont Park
A young groom around 19 from Laurel Maryland and several horses died in a barn fire at Belmont Park racetrack. The fire destroyed about 100 stalls with jumpers trained by Miss Judy Johnson. Flames rose 40 feet as screams were heard a mile away and the blaze began about 1 25 a m with Belmont Park recently closed and racing moved to Aqueduct Track.
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Belmont
Pelea
Belmont Park Racetrack
Alfred Mitchell
Laurel
Judy Johnson
Kitty
Belmont Park
New York City
Aqueduct Track
Liz Taylor Says She's Very Happy
Screen actress Elizabeth Taylor arrived by plane from London and said her marriage is perfectly wonderful and very happy. The note follows her recent London trip and comments on her married life.
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Liz Taylor
New York
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Jife
King Saud Becomes Father Again In Egypt Report
Cairo reports in Al Akhbar that Saudi Arabia's King Ibn Saud, aged 74, has fathered his 4th child. The June 16 note confirms the new birth entering royal records worldwide.
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Cairo
Egypt
al Akhbar
Saudi Arabia
Ibn Saud
Rockefeller trust fund linked to Boho rocker affair
Barbara Boho Rockefeller recently said she would welcome reconciliation with estranged husband Winthrop Rockefeller. Reports cite a New Jersey attorney stating a one million dollar trust fund has been set up for their son Winthrop III.
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Lowell
Indifarm
Barbara “Boho” Rockefeller
Winthrop Rockefeller
Relief From Heat Spreads Eastward Across U S
Cooler air moved through the northern Rocky Mountains today and spread to the north and central plains. It was expected to reach the upper Mississippi Valley by nightfall, bringing relief after four days of extreme heat.
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Rocky Mountains
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Heat Keeps Maryland Warm With High Humidities
Heat to stay Baltimore June 16. Temperatures statewide rose into the high eighties and low nineties yesterday and are expected to climb today. The weather bureau notes a slight but persistent humidity increase, worsening the heat.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Maryland
Record Warmth Across States with 100 Degree Readings
Heat blanketed at least 17 states Sunday with highs above 100 in Tennessee Missouri Nebraska Iowa Kansas Colorado Indiana Texas and others. Cooler air was forecast to return to seasonal norms as scattered thunderstorms developed in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and western Iowa. Peak temperatures reached 108 in Imperial Nebraska 106 in Yuma Arizona and 104 in North Platte Nebraska.
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Tennessee
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Colorado
Indiana
Iexis
Arizona
Alabama
South Dakota
Oklahoma
New Mexico
California
Mississippi
Kentucky
Thien
New Hapland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Dalkotus
Upper Michigan
Washington
Imperial
Neb
Goodland
Hill City
Kan
Yuma
Ariz
Alabama Swelters in Fourth Day of Heat Wave
Alabama endures a fourth day of extreme heat with temperatures up to 102 in Tuscaloosa and at least one heat related death. The heat wave coincides with numerous drownings as communities struggle to cope.
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Biroingham
Ala
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Autrey Terran Golf
Mobile
Soviet Jet Fighters Strike Swedish Search Plane Off Estonia
Soviet MiG-16 jets shot down an unarmed Swedish Catalina search plane off the Estonian coast. Seven crewmen were rescued by a German merchant ship. two were wounded. Stockholm summoned the Soviet ambassador, protested, and demanded a full investigation. Sweden urged halt to espionage by diplomats and highlighted a parallel court case on Nordic defense leaks.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Estonia
Constantina Rodionov
Foreign Office
Tage Erlander
Alsa
Rodionov
Hangoe
Finland
Helsinki
Catalina
Heraelf
Reds Blamed For Promoting Riots In Korea
Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison charged the Communists with responsibility for Red prisoner of war riots and for continuing a bloody and profitless war at a brief United Nations truce session in Munsan Korea. He blamed Red delegates for affecting captured personnel.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Red
William K. Harrison
Suspect Sabotage at Korean Army Ammunition Dump
In Haeundo Korea June 16 blasts at the largest U S Army ammunition dump killed a Korean and wounded an American officer and seven enlisted men. Four U S soldiers were missing as South Korean police suspected guerrilla sabotage. Early blast shattered windows and plaster in nearby buildings in Pusan with two more explosions following within 15 minutes and a fourth later.
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Haeundo
Korea
U. S
Pusan
U N and North Korea Clash Over Prisoner Repatriation Stance
The United Nations and North Korea clashed over repatriation as UN officials said only 7 of 169 000 prisoners expressed willingness to return to communist rule. Gen Nam Il accused the UN of slaughtering prisoners while discussions continued about possible talks to reconsider the decision. The UN noted red camp locations were unmarked, risking further danger to captured troops.
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Koje
U. N
Harrison
Naim 1
Nam
Warrison
WSF
U. N. Command
North Korea
Prize Winners Named In Daily Mail Tip Contest
A Pinesburg housewife wins first prize of 4 in the Daily Mail Tip contest for a few lines about livestock killing dogs. A Dale Street man takes second prize of 2.50, a Woodpoint man earns 1450 third prize for a tip about a pear tree in blossom, and a St James resident wins a tip on three missing persons.
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Pinesburg
Daily Mail
Easkal
Dale Street
Hoe
Jhuine
St. James
Boonsboro Youth Returns from Korea Mission
Boonsboro resident John W. Zittle arrived today in San Francisco from Soren as the sole Washington Countian among a large group of Marvintiders aboard the transport Gen. W. F. Hase. The boy is pictured stepping ashore with others.
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John W.zittle
Boonsboro
San Francisco
Soren
Washington
Jail Escapees And Stolen Car Widely Sought
State police hunted for a car stolen from Sang Run as two county jail escapees fled. James Wing is 29 from Friendsville and Eddie Thomas, 28, a Black man from Atlanta, both wanted for auto theft and jailbreak. Thomas had a prior Tennessee escape. Wing faces extradition by West Virginia authorities.
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Oakland
Sang Run
Hero
James L. Wing
Friendsville
Eddie Thomas
Atlanta
Vanl W. Bpisher
Edward L. Frantz
Frantz
Thomas
Tennessee
Tomas
King
West Virginia
Lepers Burned To Death in China Fire Tragedy
Fides reports about 100 lepers at Hingchuang Yunn Jeopresarium in Yunnan burned to death after Communist soldiers set fire to their leprosarium in April. Only three escaped. earlier aid had included food clothing and medicine by Rev. Francis Je Du of the Foreign Mission Society.
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Rome
Vides Catholic
Hong Kong
China
Yung Jen
Fides
Francis Je du
Avis Foreign Mission Society Reg
Yunnan
Commmunist
Long Island Train Service Hit By Early Strike
Long Island Rail Road operations halted as locomotive engineers and motormen from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers walk out around 3 a m. All train service suspended, forcing commuters to seek buses subways or highways to reach New York City. Michael E B McMahon chairs the local grievance committee and issued the strike call to about 360 workers.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
Cie Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Independent
New York City
Michael EB
McMahon
Long Island
No Relief From Heat Wave Persists Into Midweek
Heat wave continues with temperatures near 92 yesterday and possibly 106 today. Forecasters expect more humidity and no thunderstorms until late tomorrow, with tonight's low around 68 and highs near 73. A union strike deadline prompted a company statement calling the action an unjustified violation of the National Railway Labor Act.
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Howard Ler
Big Three
U.S
Laurel Youth
Belmont Blaze
Saud
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