Red China Postponement of Wartime Loans Proposed
General Lung Yun, vice chairman of Red China’s National Defense Council, urged postponing repayment of Korean War loans to the Soviet Union for 20 to 30 years. He faces attacks from Kuomintang leaders for anti Russian and anti Communist statements, amid broader unrest after Mao’s relaxation on free criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roderick
Hong Kong
Lung Yun
Red China
National Defense Council
Peiping
Russia
Yunnan
Kuomintang Revolutionary Committee
Peiping Peoples Daily
Othe
Manchuria
Lung
Hunang Shao-Shining
Che- Kiang
Cheng Chien
Hunan Province
Tang Ti Wu
Kuomintang Organization
Central Committee
Mao Tze-tung
China
Communist Party
Mao
Non-Communist Parties Crack Down In China
In Peiping, eight minor non Communist parties strike at their own members for criticizing officials. Two Democratic League cabinet ministers face suspension for loud protests. Chang Po-chun and Lo Lung Chui face party expulsion over calls for broader non Communist participation.
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The
Democratic League
Peiping Radio
Chang Po-chun
Lo Lung- Chui
Nagy Reported Awaiting Trial In Budapest
Fi garo reports former Hungarian premier Imre Nagy is jailed in Budapest awaiting trial. The note says he was moved from Romania after rejecting Zhukov’s plea to confess involvement with Western agents. The dispatch cites Warsaw correspondent Domingue Anderes.
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Parisp
Figaro
Imre Nagy
Budapest
Nagy
Romania
Georgi Zhukov
Warsaw
Domingiue Anderes
Zhukov
Sinaia
Hungary
Moscow
Spanish War Vets Install Officers As Session Ends
In Fredericksburg the Virginia Spanish War Veterans ended their annual meeting with officer installations and resolutions. Ernest Condee of Portsmouth was elected state department commander, moving up from senior vice commander and replacing C B Farley of Norfolk. R B Crouch of Alexandria became senior vice commander, Marion Summers of Norfolk was elected junior vice commander, and the group has about 275 surviving members in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Ernest Condee
Portsmouth
State Department
Virginia
C. B. Farley
Norfolk
R. B. Crouch
Alexandria
Marion Summers
Hunter shoots horse after season ends in Reedville
Arthur Wagner of Reedsville Wisconsin kept a $275 brown riding horse in a pasture after the deer season closed. Three minutes later the horse was found shot through the chest by a shotgun slug, suggesting hunters mistook it for a deer.
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Reedsville
Wis
Arthur Wagner
Wagner
Navy bomber crash near Ocean View Park claims four lives
Two American A1 Savage bombers from Norfolk Naval Air Station collided over Chesapeake Bay about 15 miles off Ocean View Park. Both planes were on routine training and had pilots and mechanics on board. Witnesses say one craft had landing gear trouble and the other tried to assist. Debris recovered, no survivors found, names withheld until next of kin notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Ocean View Park
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Photographic Squadron 62
Navy
Coast Guard
Hard Working Russian Women Impress Americans
A Chicago stop on a 10 day tour found 34 Illinois and Wisconsin farmers impressed by Russian women who they said do heavy work and brick laying. Charles Riley a 49 year old farmer with a 240 acre operation noted American equipment enables much more output, yet the Russians' diligence stood out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Wisconsin
Charles Riley
Riley
Pharmaceutical Speaker Assails Trading Stamps
Dr. James H. Steele of the U S Public Health Service spoke at the Virginia Pharmaceutical Assn convention in Roanoke asEdward Wimmer of the National Federation of Independent Business criticized trading stamps calling them a rocket as big as Al Capone and lacking honor. Al Brown, a 49 year old beef farmer, reported no beef cattle during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
James H. Steele
U.S. Public Health Service
Virginia Pharmaceutical Assn
Edward Wimmer
National Federation of Independent Business Inc
al Capone
Riley
al Brown
Scout Sees First Tree and First Automobiles in Alaska
FAIRBANKS Alaska Allen Alowa 17 a Savoonga Boy Scout on St Lawrence Island saw his first tree first cow first horse last week and enjoyed his first ice cream cone and first automobile ride He travels 40 miles by skin boat to Gambell then boards a plane to Fairbanks then an Air Force plane to Anchorage and an Army transport to Seattle with 22 other Midnight Sun scouts due June 29 in Seattle for the jamboree.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Allen Alowa
Savoonga
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Midnight Sun District
Valley Forge
Alowa
Saroonga
Gambell
Anchorage
Air Force
Midnight Sun
Seattle
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Investors Loan Corp
Loudoun
J. L. Hockman
Mer
Exide Ultra Start
Cammer Tire CO
S. Braddock
Bill McGoo
Bill
Dodge
Beverly Montgomery
Asbury Park
N. J
Houston
Tex
Rice Institute
Deenie Margolis
Temple University
Audrey Finney
Penn State
Mallard
Crash
Scout
Stric Toasters
Prinler
Winchester
Egget
Lady Hamilton
Ladies’ Cool
Dusters
Bermuda
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Pepe Uality
Barry
Boscawen St
Iorday
Gness Et al
Cea Brl Eee Eviing Machine Company
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Pracemark
Mtg. Co
Doun St. Posite Court House
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