Reds Launch Heavy Assault Across Central Korea
More than five thousand Chinese Reds attacked at a dozen points along a fifty mile front in central Korea today, driving Allied troops from main line positions. American and South Korean infantry fought hand to hand as Reds entered UN trenches, with one sector of the line shifted south after the Reds overran the former Red stronghold known as the Triangle. Bitter fighting stretched from White Horse Mountain to the Pukhan River. Fifth Air Force said four Allied planes were lost in the week, while seven Reds MiGs were knocked down, with two probably destroyed and two damaged. Two F86 Sabres were downed by ground fire, no air losses to Communist jets. Another Thunderjet was lost to ground fire in the week ending May 29.
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Korea
U.N
Associated Press
Milo Farnell
Tron
White Horse Mountain
Chorwon
Pukhan River
Fifth Air Force
Eisenhower Continues West Visit and POW Peace Hopes
President Eisenhower flies from Rapid City to Hanover New Hampshire to receive an honorary degree and then returns to Washington. He spent eight hours trout fishing in French Creek at the State Game Lodge and issued a public message to Prime Minister Nehru expressing hope that the Korea POW repatriation agreement will hasten an armistice, a just peace, and a general easing of world tension.
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Custer Star Park
S. D
Eisenhower
Rapid City
D. D. Air Force Base
Lebanon
Hanover
N. H
Dart South College
French Creek
Nehru
India
Pans Funjom
Korea
Man and Daughter To Get Diplomas
In Cincinnati East High School commencement night Archie Russell Sharp, 54, and his daughter Dolores, 20, will receive diplomas together. Sharp earned the highest class average at 97 percent, while Dolores ranked second with 95 percent. Sharp, father of seven, credits Dolores for inspiring him to study while supporting the family and working as a lumber inspector for Baldwin Piano Co.
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Cincinnati
Archie Russell Sharp
Dolores
East High School
Sharp
Baldwin_ Piano. Co
Open championship third round scores at Oakmont Country Club
National Open golf at Oakmont lists scores for Ben Hogan Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrum Jimmy Demaret Jim Turnesa Mike Homa Jack Fleck Buck White Robert Roos Jr Chick Harbert Arthur Doering Marty Furgol Bill Ogden Clayton Haefner George Fazio Julius Boros Dutch Harrison Jimmy Clark Ed Oliver Robert R Rosburg Jack Burke Al Mengert Toby Lyons Clarence Doser Dick Metz Jay Hebert Sam Urzella and others. amateurs denoted with x as needed.
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Oakmont
Oakmont’Country Club
Ben Hogan
Palm Springs
Calif
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Lloyd
Mangrum
Wiles
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
N. Y
Jim Turnesa
Briarcliff
Mike Homa
Rye
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Buck White
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Roos Jr
San Francisco
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Arthur L. Doering
Cincinnati
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Bill Ogden
Glenview
Clayton
Haefner
Charlotte
N. C
George Fazio
Rosburg
Chicago
Jack Burke
al. Mengert
Mamaroneck
M. Y
Toby. Lyons
Jamestown
Clarence Doser
Hartsdale
N. Yu
Dick Metz
Maple City
Kan
Jay Hebert
Fiie
Sam Urzella
Rochester
Missing Illinois lawmaker snatched near home in Chicago
Hope for state Rep. Clem Graver to be found alive faded after more than 30 hours with police saying a violent death was possible. Gov Stratton ordered full state resources to aid the search as two men abducted the 53 year old as he parked his car in his garage. The wife witnessed the struggle and police pursued an anonymous call they treated as likely a crank.
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Chicago
Clem Graver
Timothy O’connor
West ‘Side
Graver
Amelia
William G. Stratton
Joseph Bibb
Illinois Department, of Public Safety
Clem
O. EK
High Court to Get New Rosenberg Plea
A fresh plea to stay the Rosenbergs execution is to be presented today to Supreme Court Justice Jackson in his chambers. The appeal was filed yesterday seeking clemency for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, condemned as atom spies.
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Washington
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Supreme Court
Jackson
New York
Park Avenue
Irving R. Kaufman
Justice Jackson Seeks Supreme Court Stay for Rosenbergs
Justice Jackson today turned over to the full Supreme Court a request for a stay of execution for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, condemned atom spies, highlighting urgent appeals in the high profile espionage case.
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Washington
Jackson
Supreme Court
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Rosenbergs Await Electric Chair After Repeated Appeals
The Rosenbergs, held at Sing Sing Prison, are scheduled for execution next Thursday for conspiring to pass atomic secrets to Russia. The Supreme Court refused review after Justice Department opposition, with Acting Solicitor General Stern stating the latest memorandum added nothing for the court to act on.
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Supreme Court
New York State
Mother of four killed in bridge crash
Betty Jane Gawilkowski aged 29 and mother of four died after a small pickup driven by her husband struck an automobile and ran out of control on the Harvard Denison bridge in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Betty Jane Gawilkowski
Harvard-Denison Bridge
Allies to Get Second Call On Munitions
In Washington Senator Saltonstall said allies must take second place to U S armed forces in military aid. He will push for quick Senate action on a 5.318 billion foreign aid bill, with scrutiny of military aspects to avoid conflicting with U S buildup. House panel trimmed the fund to 4.998 billion with 1.039 billion earmarked for the European Defense Community.
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Washington
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
America
U. S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Massachusetts
Wiley
R-Wis
Foreign Relations Group
Sattonstall
Armed- Services Committee
Eisenhower
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Sparkman D-Ala
Stassen
Europe
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
House Committee
Man Sets Sights On House Bargain
In Cleveland Anton Smejkal aims to secure a $35,000 home for under $10,000. He bid $4,000 for a six room ranch house from the Ohio Turnpike Commission, plans to buy a double lot for $1,400, move the house for $2,200 to $2,800, and build a basement with friends for about $1,000.
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Cleveland
Anton Smejkal
Smejkal
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Chamber to Seek Widening of Lift Bridge Over Canal
The Columbus area Chamber of Commerce plans to ask county commissioners to revise plans for repairing the lift span over the canal to widen the structure. Current 82 foot bridge remains three lanes while Main street carries four. Bids are set to open June 23 at the state highway department in Columbus. The chamber hopes to add a third lane. formal request expected Monday. Plans were prepared by A. E. Stilson and Associates and approved by the state highway division in Newark.
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Chamber of Commerce
State Highway Department
Main Street
Columbus
Chamberlof Commerce
A. E. Stilson and Associates
State Highway Division
Newark
Thundershowers Forecast Tonight
The mercury rose into the 80s today as forecasters predicted scattered showers tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Tomorrow should be mostly cloudy with afternoon showers. A severe storm warning failed to materialize after earlier 75 mph wind fear. Local hospitals prepared for emergencies. Newark and Logan reported wind damage and power interruptions.
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Municipal Airport
Crooksville
New Lexington
Cambridge
CAA
Newark
Court House Square
Logan
Miss Mary Sloane Dies in Huntington Car Collision
In Huntington Miss Mary Sloane 30 a Huntington cigar company employe was fatally injured today in a two car crash near Chesapeake Ohio.
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Huntington
W. Va
Mary Sloane
Huntington Cigar Company
Chesapeake, O
Two Flag Day Ceremonies Planned in Zanesville Tomorrow
Two ceremonies mark Flag Day in Zanesville with distinct presentations. The DAV Zane chapter will present a flag to the locktender’s house near the Sixth Street bridge at 3 p.m. Clarence Fleming presiding, Fred Murphy receiving. The Elks will present a flag to Girl Scout Camp Tilting Acres via Mrs. Ross Johnston, with James Plummer and C. Alfred Zinn speaking, broadcast on WHIZ at 7 p.m. Al Wardian organized the Elks program.
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Zanesville
Zane Chapter
Locktender
Canal Bank
Sixth Street
The
Elks Club
Tilting Acres
DAV
Clarence Fleming
Fred Murphy
Elks
Ross Johnston
Girl Scout
WHIZ
James Plummer
C. Alfred Zinn
al Wardian
Steel Workers See Pay Raise Across Major Mills
More than 350000 U S Steel and four other large producers began earning a higher hourly rate today with a fast spread expected to cover about 600000 steel workers. The raise was implemented quietly, effective immediately, as the industry acts decisively without ceremony.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
United
Ste
Armes Steel plant raises hourly pay to 1.54 dollars
The 850 hourly employees at the Armes Steel Corp plant in Zanesville received a 14 cent per hour increase effective last Thursday, announced by Ernest Thomas of the ZAIO. The base starting rate moves from 1.39 to 1.54, with wage talks continuing and a joint committee reviewing pensions and insurance.
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Armes, Steel Corp
Ernest Thomas
Zanesville Armco
Thomas
ZAIO
Steel wage pact ends bargaining with steel industry raises
U S Steel and four other major firms signed wage increases for about 170000 workers, from 2.06 to 2.16 dollars per hour, prompting quick, orderly settlements across Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Jones and Laughlin. Analysts warn of potential inflationary impact and higher material costs as controls loosen.
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U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel
USW
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Jones and Laughlin
Hey
Eisenhower
Barbershop Quartet Finals in Detroit Tonight
DETROIT hosts the fifth annual convention of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America where the international champions will be chosen among five medalists at tonight's closing event.
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Detroit
Society For the Preservation and En
America
Rhee Demands Immediate Mutual Defense Pact
South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee urged the United States to sign an immediate mutual defense pact to stop bitter anti armistice protests turning violent. He pressed for concrete security guarantees after the armistice is signed, as officials warned of possible continued fighting. Police and troops faced site down protests by veterans and youths in Seoul and Pusan. The National Assembly met secretly and scheduled a ten day plan to direct demonstrations beginning Monday.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
U. S
South Korea
Rhee
United Nations
South ‘Korea
U.S
Pusan
South Korean
National Assembly
Cess
Two in Ohio Polio Outbreak Affects Shreve Area
In Wayne County Ohio two members of a Shreve family, Carl Dessenburg 18 and Richard Dessenburg 13, are confirmed polio victims, with older brother Paul 20 in Akron Childrens Hospital awaiting confirmation. The county totals seven polio cases as the outbreak centers in the southwest area, prompting Shreve to cancel plans for a centennial and July 4 celebration.
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Shreve
Weygandt Brother Diks Dies at 62 in Wooster
Diks Weygandt, brother of Ohio Supreme Court Justice Carl V. Weygandt, longtime Wayne County correctional board chairman and state board officer, died Thursday at age 62 and will be buried today in Wooster, Ohio.
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