Korea War Turns Two as Armistice Hopes Fade
The Korean War marks its second anniversary with no clear end in sight and no armistice. While negotiations focus on prisoner exchanges, both sides avoid taking responsibility for outcomes. The U S and allies have rebuilt forces and kept pressure on China, wary of wider war with Russia.
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Chewing Gum Keeps Picnic Basket Intact Till Lunch
Mothers find chewing gum helps keep the picnic basket intact until mealtime on summer outings. The small packs fit pockets or purses for on the spot refreshment, adding flavor and pleasure to outdoor activities. Many stores feature chewing gum displays as an inexpensive way to enhance family outings.
Eisenhower to Appear on TV Show to Clash With Taft
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will appear on a television program tonight to debate foreign policy with Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio. The telecast will originate from Denver.
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YMCA Weekly Schedule Details For Boys And Girls Activities
The YMCA lists daily and weekend activities including junior softball, various swimming classes for beginners intermediates and advanced swimmers, boys and girls programs, junior baseball, and senior leagues. Evening slots feature men's and family activities plus Bible study on Mondays. Summer camp runs June 22 through July 5 with reservations for Piney Woods Camp.
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One Dead Five Wounded in Political Fight Near Mexico City
One man died and five were wounded in a political clash between Mexico City and Pachuca, 56 miles northeast. Hospital officials reported serious injuries and could not provide details. Gen Miguel Henriquez Guyman, rival to the government’s candidate, spoke in Pachuca yesterday.
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Police Close In On Armed Band Of Escaped Inmates
Brazilian authorities tightened their pursuit of 57 armed escapees from Anchieta Island Prison as 37 fugitives remained at large without weapons. Hunger and cold prompted some to surrender while others were believed drowned during the breakout and three tenths of a mile to the mainland. Seventeen guards and workers were killed in the Friday raid.
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Northern textile workers vow to fight wage cuts in New England
Delegates from the CIO Textile Workers Union northern cotton rayon locals meet in Boston to oppose wage cuts after an arbitration board awarded Bates Manufacturing Company a 7.7 cent an hour reduction affecting 6 000 workers. About 16 other mills in New England seek similar cuts to be arbitrated. The first cases involve 15 000 workers around Fall River and New Bedford beginning Thursday. Emil Rieve warned employers they must ram cuts down their throats if pursued.
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Tel Aviv arrests prominent Jewish newsman after bombing
Police in Tel Aviv detained Amos Canaan a columnist for liberal papers and Ben Yair Shaltiel after bomb blasts hit the home of Israel's communications minister David Pinkas. The explosions caused minor damage and one injury. The suspects were seen departing Pinkas near the scene.
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Ben Yair Shaltiel
Russell Accuses Eisenhower of Russia Fear Contradiction
Georgia senator Richard B. Russell, seeking the Democratic nomination, faulted General Eisenhower for contradicting himself on Russia. He cited Eisenhower's comments that the U.S. should fear Russia as a mortal danger versus a later statement that Russia is no greater a threat than a pollywog, and warned about building up hardware to stop a pollywog.
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Russia
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Congress
Boston Baptist Vacation Bible School Begins
The Boston Baptist Vacation Bible School started with a motorcade through the city on Saturday morning. Children attended with mothers as horns blared and gathered at the church grounds for refreshments after the procession.
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Final Rites Planned for Former Senator James W Wadsworth
Washington funeral services are set for former Senator James Wadsworth who died after a long illness at Inmerden Hospital. The late four term lawmaker sponsored pre World War I graft legislation and led a commission that drafted a proposed universal military training program.
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Crossword clues tidied from a puzzle page
A compact listing of crossword entries includes Small tumor weight bone and chills and fever with numbers 30 31 32 43 84 linking to clue order. It reads like a reference index for puzzle solvers with terse hints.
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