Democrats To Back Bradley Refusal to Disclose Conversations
The article covers the Bradley dispute over recounting White House talks with President Truman, with Democrats defending Bradley’s refusal and Senate committees planning a vote to compel disclosure of discussions with MacArthur. Bradley cites confidentiality and notes no witnesses scheduled while Hoyt Vandenberg is set to testify tomorrow.
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Truman
White House
Fulbright
D-Ark
MacArthur
Knowland
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Acheson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt Vandenberg
Air Force
Mondlay
Issde
Wake Island
Secretary of Defense
Marshall
Uncertain Bomber Strategy Over Manchuria Risks War
Air Force debates the merits of bombing Manchuria to cripple Japanese air power. Caution centers on possible Communist retaliation against U S bases in Japan and Okinawa. Some believe the ground defenses currently shield Manchuria from Allied air strikes could favor the Allied war effort despite broader risks.
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Red Air Force
Air Force
Manchuria
U. S
Japan
Okinawa
Police Wage Boosts Talked by City Council
Council members discussed using expansion funds to raise police salaries. Commissioner Ellinger said police are considering parking tickets and praised the department more than it’s criticized. He expressed a desire to strengthen the force, with no date set for a follow up. China’s great wall dates to the third century BC.
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Ellinger
Community Rallies for Dorsey Warrenfeltz Trip to Hot Springs
Donations pour in from Smithsburg and local groups to fund Dorsey Warrenfeltz's train journey to Hot Springs for medical treatment. He is fully paralyzed and will travel with hospital ambulance and an attending helper provided by Ritchie Hospital. The Martinsburg base and Red Cross ambulance plan support from train arrival to hospital transfer.
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Chiureh
Smithshire
Warde Warrenfeltz
Hot Springs War
Smithsburg
Ure Daily Mail
Dorgey
Hot Springs
Mar‘tingburg
Dorsey
Ritchie Hospital
Martinsburg
Red
Lon N. Leyt Hospital
Red Cross
Kay Newman
T Dorsey
Masaro Newnan
Brannan Seeks Expanded Production and Price Controls
President Truman outlined plans to increase civilian goods production starting July 4, lower auto prices May 22 due to missing spare tires, set new ceiling prices for cotton yarns and textiles by May 28, and launch a nationwide livestock slaughter inquiry. Congress debates extending defense act controls with hearings underway amid deadlines. Local Red Cross and Smithsburg figures coordinate donations for Dorsey’s transport.
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Defense Agourieos
Congress
Mr. Truman
Senate
House Banking Committees
Maybank
Reds In Waves Repelled Amid Frontline Breakthroughs
Front page report details heavy Communist breakthroughs and counterattacks across Korea. South Korean forces fall back along the east coast as 400 to 500 Communists penetrate lines north of Hangye. U.S. and Allied units plug gaps and hold key ridges while fighting continues along the Inje sector.
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Pyongyang Radio
North
Hangyea Fa
Communista
Inje
Americana
U.S
Contino Indicted as Draft Dodger in San Francisco
San Francisco May 16 Contino 21 year old accordion artist was indicted by a Federal grand jury for failure to accept induction into the army at Fort Ord. His attorney said he would surrender tomorrow morning.
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San Francisco
Pi Pick Contine
I A. Im. Tomorieye
Ford Ord
Atom spy Rosenberg moved toward Sing Sing death house
Julius Rosenberg departs the Federal Detention Prison in New York bound for Sing Sing where he will join his condemned wife Ethel in the prison's death house as she seeks a last appeal.
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Julius Rosenberg
New York
Sing Sing
Ethel
Communist China's Leaders At Celebration Record Runs
An uneven fragment notes scoring by a major league player and references Billy Ham jid greens with Fhroneh dressing tied to a Philadelphia Phillies context. It also mentions a cottage cheese mix score of 196 rings in 1894 and a peak tale of Ben Nevis at 4 406 feet.
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Aalin
Billy Ham
Philadelphia Phillies
Otw
Finn Ilpakon Magnus Wins Horatio Alger Award 1951
Finn Ilpakon Magnus, who arrived in the United States 25 years ago with $25, builds a multi million dollar musical instrument business in Newark Nd and shares the Horatio Alger award with David Sarnoff. Harold Stassen and James L. Kraft also mentioned as recipients.
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Horatio Alger
Finn Ilpakon Magnus
United States
Newark
David Sarnoff
Harold Stassen
James Ll. Kraft
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