Taft silent on disavowal of U N Korea peace talks
President Eisenhower and Taft clash over Korea policy while Taft's son says the Ohio Senator speaks only for his personal views. Taft avoids public comment on the U.N. withdrawal proposal as aides note no break with the White House. Both men push for a united U.S. approach in the Far East amid sharp policy differences.
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Taft
Lhe
U.N. Ohioan
Washington
Eisenhower
Ohio
Korea
Far East
White House
Tait
U.S
Senate
Jeader
Cincinnati
Wal- Need
Chiwan
U. S
Robert A. Taft Jr
Abington
Republican Party
U. N
Formosa
Indochina
U.N
England
Congress
GOP
Iem
Sen. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
United Nations
New York
Eisenhowler
Sen. Bricker
R-Ohlo
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Eisen
Hower
Green
Lehman
Coyle To Take Witness Stand In Own Defense
Wilbur F. Coste Jr. announced that former VA regional chief attorney Coyle would testify in his second degree murder trial in Towson Md. The defense aims to prove self defense after Mrs Elizabeth F. Coyle was shot on Feb 25. The couple's son testified hearing five shots. A store colleague Miss Naomi Frederick described a close friendship between Mrs Coyle and herself.
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Towson
Wilbur F. Coste Jr
Coyle
Veterans Administration Office
Elizabeth F. Coyle
John Grason Turnbull
Wilbur F. Coyle 3d
Young Coyle
Naomi Frederick
Turnbull
Frederick
Betty
John E. Rainer
Coyles
Towson Circuit Court
Sailor Slain Near Essex. Slaying Widely Searched
Baltimore police search the Essex neighborhood for clues to the murder of Michael Rusin a 34 year old sailor first class machinist mate on the USS Corrigedor whose body was found in a wooded area near Essex. Fingerprints on a mirror and car window are being checked. Death from multiple skull fractures and lung suffocation. A man bought four beers near the time of disappearance. A trailed weapon remains unconfirmed. Robbery not ruled out though $110 and ten war bonds were found with his belongings. His ship is in drydock in Baltimore. A population figure for Miami appears in error.
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Baltimore
Essex
Michael Rusin
USS Corregidor
Rusin
Russell $. Fisher
Baltimore County
Cyril P. Raumilier
Mildred
Harford Ave
John Rusin
Three Named To Hospital Board Continue From Page Four
Merge of groups places a current Chamber of Commerce director on the hospital board. He serves in the Hagerstown Rotary Club and is vestryman at 81 Johns Episcopal Church, treasurer of Associated Industries of Maryland, and a Maryland School for the Deaf visitors board member. A Yale graduate, he served two years in the Navy in World War III, with significant South Pacific action and is a member of the American Refrigeration Institute.
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Chamber Board of
Hagerstown Rotary Club
81. John's Episcopal Church
Associated Industries of Maryland
Maryland School For the Deaf
Yale University
Navy
South Pacific
American Refrigeration Institute
Tornado Strikes Liberal Kansas Causing Light Damage
A tornado hit Liberal Kansas causing structural damage to several buildings and a motel roof, with no casualties reported. Police noted shattered doors and windows while guests escaped unharmed. A Midland Texas guest, Mrs. F H Patterson, described waking to a dust cloud with her two sons nearby.
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Liberal
Kas
Kansas
F. H. Patterson
Midland
Tex
Bobby
Eddie
25-Year Mystery Shrouds Cedarholm Disappearance
Anthropologists study Jones site to solve what happened to Eugenia Cedarholm, 26, who vanished from her Port Preston cottage 25 years ago after living with Lawrence Hall, a forgery convict. Hall’s fate remains unknown as investigators probe a startling claim involving a struggle and a broken window during a tense incident near a lumber yard and a partly built cafeteria beside the highway of a motel.
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Jones Whch
Eugenia Cedarholm
jPreeport, N
Lawrence Hall
Change Seen As Boost To Molotov
Western diplomats in Moscow view the creation of a civilian Soviet High Commissioner for East Germany as boosting Foreign Minister Molotov by giving him direct control of German affairs in the Soviet occupied zone. The Kremlin named V. S. Semyonov as the new Soviet High Commissioner for Germany, replacing Defense Ministry oversight.
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Moscow
East Germany
M. Molotov
Defense Ministry
Kremlin
V. S. Semyonov
Germany
Prayer for TOAY Remembering the fallen in liberty’s name
A religious feature from the National Council of Churches reflects on sacrifice for liberty and human brotherhood. Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana and Park Place Church of God are cited in a devotional note urging dedication to eternal guidance.
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Dale Oldham
Anderson
Ind
Inlet
Park Place
Church of Red
Goryright
National Counsel of Churches
Busy Market Today With Strawberries Spotlighted
A bustling city market featured homegrown strawberries in abundance, priced at 50 cents per box with some small berries as low as 2 cents. Raspberries, cherries, and peas moved quickly as shoppers converged for Memorial Day tributes. Butchers saw high demand, eggs were 45 cents a dozen, and dressed chickens sold by the hundreds during the morning session.
Ungrateful Pup Abandons Master
An 11 year old boy in Wilmington, Catié, named his stray dog Lightning after caring for it five months. When told to give up the growing dog, the boy and dog disappeared. Police searched, found the boy and bike, but Lightning was missing. The youth explained the dog ran away during the night.
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Wilmington
Catié
David Leon Neill
Lightning
David
Lighte Ning
Chicken Game Explained by TEEN Drivers
A police report describes a danger filled high school incident titled the chicken game. Two cars sped toward each other at 50 mph on an open highway with six passengers in one car and a lone teen in the other. The crash injured six, including both drivers, with two more treated and released from hospital.
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Ruersiney
Headon
Independent auto makers join in wage talks across Briggs plant
The CIO United Auto Workers push to modify the Briggs Manufacturing Co contract while striking Local 287 of Borg-Warner refuses to accept a Detroit settlement for 4500 members at Warner gear. The walkout at Nash-Kelvinator prompts gains in wage and pension terms, with independents like Nash-Kelvinator, Willys and Studebaker affected.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Briggs Manufacturing Co
UAW
Muncie
Ind
Warner Gear Division
Borg-Warner Corp
Nash
Willys
Kaiser-Frazer
Studebaker
Borg-Warner
Nash-Kelvinator
General Motors
Chrysler
Yard A
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L Streets
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Miami
Fla
Milly’s
Sno
Franciszek Jarecki
Poland
Denmark
Las Vegas, Ney
Bronx Zoo
Helen Martini
Bronx Park Zoo
Rangbur
Chandpurwha
Bambi
Laing Hie
Xual
Washington Street
International Business Machine
World Trade Corporation
George M. Morrison
Morrison
Toronto
Canada
Emmanuel College
University of Toronto
Hankey's
Rusco Window & Supply (O., Inc
E. Franklin St
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