Chinese Nationalist funds theft case arrests in New York
Chinese businessman Ku Chih Chang, 48, was arrested in Manhattan on grand larceny charges over roughly 810000 in Nationalist funds meant to buy surplus war supplies. He allegedly received three checks from Gen Pang Tsu Mow, who fled to Mexico in 1951, and claimed the money was his. The vice minister said some funds remain unaccounted and may be in a Swiss bank.
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New York
Ku Chih Chang
Pang Tsu Mow
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Chang
Cha Chien Liang
China
Hotel Wellington
Manhattan
Philadelphia
Truman Makes Slow Recovery After Emergency Operation
In Kansas City Harry S Truman continues to recover from his emergency gall bladder and appendix removal on June 20. Officials say improvement is gradual and no departure date from Research Hospital is available yet as visitors remain restricted.
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Kansas City
Harry S&. Truman
Truman
Robert E. Adams
Research Hospital
Billy Graham Returns to U S from Europe Tour
Evangelist Billy Graham, returning to the United States after five months in Great Britain and Western Europe, urged a spiritual awakening to avert a war. He said he spoke to over two million people at 300 meetings, lost 20 pounds, and endured five kidney stone attacks, with one Berlin cancelation due to illness.
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New York
Billy Graham
Europe
Montreal
N. C
Great Britain
Berlin
New Guatemalan Government Reverses Arbenz Ties
Guatemalan junta leaders Elfego Monzon and Carlos Castillo Armas announced at a news conference that the new administration will break with the Arbenz era policy. They said Guatemala will refuse to deal with the Soviets and their allies and will rejoin the Organization of Central American States.
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Elfego Monzon
Carlos Castilo Armas
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Guatemala
Organization of Central American States
Virginia Bank Robbery Suspect Surrenders in Police Custody
FBI reports 8ul pin girl admitted involvement in the Calypso bank robbery. She walked into Virginia police headquarters at 5 a.m. and surrendered after arriving by bus. she is reportedly pregnant. Co-accused Tappen, Hampton resident, is sought. both allegedly fled Newport News after hotel registration under assumed names.
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William Murphy
Charlotte, N. C
FBI
Sutphin
Tappen
Hampton
Phoebus
Buckroe Beach
Newport News
Calypso Bank
Alice Sanderson
Diplomatic Moves Tilt Toward New Regime With Notice from Two Nations
The ODECA and support for the OAS and UN were cited as an appeal for recognition. Costa Rica and El Salvador announced plans to pursue formal relations with the five day old military regime, marking a key shift in regional diplomacy.
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ODECA
Organization of American States
OAS
United Nations
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Fireblight Abundant in Virginia Orchards This Year
Virginia reports high fireblight levels in pears apples and ornamentals. Pathologist J M Amos says pruning infected branches 6 to 8 inches below the last sign of infection plus burning the prunings helps control spread. Spraying at bloom stages with zinc compounds also shows control potential. Fertilization guidance recommends lighter feeding on heavily infected trees to reduce next year’s risk.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
J. M. Amos
VPI
Amos
Milk supply for New York City from dairy farms
Milk for the Greater New York area comes from about 0,000 dairy farms. In 1953, 78 percent of the total quantity was produced in New York State.
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New York City
New York
New York State
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International Soundphoto
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S. Loudoun St
Winchester
Safewa
Newberry
J. J. Newberry CO
N. Loudoun St
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