Witnesses pressed as Bradley inquiry extends
Senate committees aim to finish questioning Bradley before recess then turn to Army Chief J Lawton Collins. A draft document on militarily acceptable Korean armistice terms by the Joint Chiefs is reviewed. Knowland plans to press Bradley on it after studying overnight. Bradley says MacArthur had intelligence on a Chinese buildup but defends him. MacArthur urged broader action against Red China and his stance would not end the Korean war.
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Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Joint Chiefs of Staff
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Joint Chiefs
Knowland
MacArthur
Yalu
Manchuria
MacaArthur
Far East
Red China
United Nations Deliberations on Korea War Strategy
The text notes Manchurian and Red China supply bases, a naval and economic blockade of the China coast, and use of Formosa-based Chinese Nationalist troops. It also states the United Nations had not yet given military leaders the guidance they would want about crossing the 38th Parallel.
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Red China
China
United Nations
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
Sentence Delayed In Negro White Shooting Case
In a courtroom moved from public view, State's Attorney John Hollyday described the shooting as jealousy driven. He said Robinson intended to kill himself, shot at the Benner woman, and grazed a rib while the woman fled to safety. Ottinger argued mitigating factors, noting Robinson's background, a recent job loss, a failed relationship, and a court order to support two children.
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Robinson
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Hollyday
Benner
Netense Attormy Ottinger
Truman Seeks Record Foreign Aid Package Across Regions
The President urged Congress to approve a record 86.89 billion for Western European nations and 1.614 billion for Far East and other regions to speed military and economic aid. He asked to raise Eximbank lending authority by 1 billion to finance development loans. He warned of dangers from appeasement and isolation while stressing the need to keep Formosa from falling to Communists.
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Soviet Union
Far East
South
Southeast Asia
Near
Middle East
Latin America
Formosa
Congress
Treasury
United States
Presbyterians Urged To Restore Character In Public Life
The General Council of the Presbyterian Church debates mercy killing and endorses a stance against euthanasia. It notes 262 presbyteries involved and outlines plans for a new stated clerk, seminary funds, restructured Synods, marriage and divorce rule changes, a West seminary, and benevolence budgeting for 1952. The council warns of dangers if mercy killing becomes legal and urges church unity.
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U. S
Paget
Mercy Mill
Presbytery
Phit
Guthannala
Council
Asaert Delphia
General Assembly
UG Nwst
William Barrow Pugh
Philadelphia
Pugh
Tha 0
Amnoda
West
California
Utah
Arkansas
Oklahoma
General Council
National Church Organization
General Assemblies
Our Own Church
Way Of Cross Defines Path For Church Heights Attainment
In Des Moines on May 2 1934 United Presbyterians convened their 92nd annual assembly where Rev John Simpson Oak Park Ill urged pastors and laymen to reexamine Calvary to dispel the world's midnight sin. O H Milligan Pittsburgh was re elected stated clerk. W Kyle George Youngstown Ohio elected moderator marking the fourth time a layman has held the post. Simpson retiring vice moderator spoke on God the Supreme.
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W. Kyle George
Youngstown
Ohio
T. C. Strangewas
Los Angeles
0. H. Milligan
Pittsburgh
Dr. Simpson
Pheasants Grace Diplomatic Tables in Washington
Washington report describes Elizabeth Reaven Moyers, wife of R Haldwin Moyers, a Texas-born farm wife and Capitol Hill aide, serving regularly in foreign embassies from a 40-acre Texas secretary’s farm, noting her career path from 1941 to her work for former Congressman Frit Gramm, and mentioning a speech by Dr. Simpson with religious references and an aside about kitchen dangers and an electronic gauge for the ULB.
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Washington
Texas
Capitol Hill
Elizabeth Reaven Moyers
R. Haldwin Moyers
Justice Dept
Bt. Worth
Frit. Granham
Rap. Wingate Lucan
Grapevine
French Parliament Adjourns To Pave Elections June 17
The National Assembly in postwar France adjourned to clear the way for elections on June 17. The 621‑member body, replacing the prewar Chamber of Deputies, wielded power with a budget of 2.648 trillion francs and faced partisan shifts as Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier ousted the Communists in 1947.
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National Assembly
Edouard Harriot
France
Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
aMee
Ihla
Nen
ANU
Paul Ramadier
Savtatlats
Sa‘otatigia
Whoa
Rewibilenn Movement
MRM
Charles de Gaulle
Ncasiona
Council of State
Ant
Jon Onooan
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