Paving Path to Armistice Through May Meeting
Top level truce negotiators convene at Panmunjom for an 11 a.m. session as fresh Chinese regiments attack Allied lines on the East Central Front. If approved, an armistice would precede final signing by commanders, while Dulles cautions that a large Communist offensive could threaten a truce and urges continued U.N. resolve.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.N
East Central Front
U. N
Seoul
South Korea
South i
India
Dulles
Elderly Motorist Killed in Crash Near City
A 70 year old retired Greenville area farmer was killed in a head on collision with a tractor trailer on East Pike three miles from the city. His wife Hannah, 65, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was treated at Bethesda hospital. The truck driver Leo Travis, 24, of West Alexander Pa, sustained minor injuries. A second truck was damaged when steered into a ditch to avoid traffic. its driver W S Snelling, 60, was uninjured. Sheriff Weissert said the Hubers were returning from a vacation when they pulled onto the highway from a filling station.
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Greenville
Anes
David Weissert
Hubers
Johnson Texaco
Huber
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Wage Boost for Steel Workers Expands to Allegheny Ludlum and Inland
Two more basic steel producers Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp and Inland Steel Co sign wage agreements through CIO United Steelworkers boosting about 30,000 workers 8 percent. Earlier pacts with U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin and Youngstown Sheet and Tube cover 355,000 USW members in steel while Republic signals a $5 to $10 per ton price increase likely by week’s end.
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CIO
United Steelworkers
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Union
U.s.steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones Dipnz
Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
M. White
Republic
Chicago
Rosenbergs Seek Stay Of Execution In Supreme Court
Rosenbergs' lawyers hand new plea to Justice Douglas asking for a stay of the Thursday night execution set for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. Polish Embassy says Poland offered asylum if the U S lifts the death sentence. The couple, native-born Americans, were convicted of stealing atomic secrets for Russia. Lawyers lost three prior motions in the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Supreme’Court
William Duglas
Atys
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Electric Chair
U. S
Russia
Rosenbergs
Rosenbergs Again Petition Eisenhower for Clemency
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, condemned atomic spies, signed a petition asking President Eisenhower for executive clemency. They are slated for execution Thursday night.
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N. Yi
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Eisenhower
Rosenberg case hearings prompt midnight push for writs
The Rosenbergs stalled at the Supreme Court with lawyers awaiting Justice Douglas. Finerty and Sharp delivered papers while others led by Farmer and Marshall sought habeas corpus relief. Kaufman, who sentenced the Rosenbergs, denied a New York habeas petition as intruders and interlopers.
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Supreme Court
John F. Finerty
New York
Macolm Sharp
University of Chicago Law School
Daniel G. Marshall
Los Angeles
Fyke Farmer
Nashville
Tenn
Farmer
Marshall
Rosesbergs
U. S
Irving R. Kaufman
Kaufman
Three U.S. Destroyers Return Home From Korea
Singapore hosts three American destroyers the Trathen Black and Chancery as they arrive en route home after four months in Korean waters.
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U.S
Trathen
Black
Chancery
Korean
Bus Drivers Strike in Lorain for 15 Cent Pay Boost
The AFL Bus Drivers Union struck Em ployes Transit Lines in Lorain demanding a 15 cent hourly raise. The action affects city transit operations as union members walk out and protest, signaling potential service disruption.
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Lorain, O
AFL
Employes Transit Lines
Cooler Weather Expected After Heat Wave
The region faces a drop in temperatures as thundershowers move in from the west toward Columbus. The Ohio weather bureau forecasts five days with above normal highs around 85 degrees midweek, cooler Thursday, then warmer again into the weekend with more thunderstorms. Nationwide, storm activity stretches from the Dakotas to Texas amid scattered showers and cooling trends in the plains and Pacific Northwest.
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Weather Bureau
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Ohio Weather Bureau
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Texas
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Tenn
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Pacific
Rockies
Nebraska
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
New England
Georgia
Dock Workers Remain on Job After Union Ends Talks
New York waterfront activity appeared normal as the National Maritime Union announced a policy of no contract no work. The union's contract with Atlantic and Gulf coast shippers expired Monday midnight after talks ended without agreement. Police reported no picketing on any piers.
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CLO National Maritime Union
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Police Bureau of Operations
Red Assault Overwhelms Finger Ridge in Eastern Korea
Seoul reports a major Chinese offensive on Finger Ridge, the western anchor of a 50 mile front in Eastern Korea. About 6,000 Chinese Reds struck the ridge, which fell by noon, then advanced toward the Kyoam Mountain complex as the drive shifted westward. The assault intensified, pressuring the ridge line.
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Seoul
Finger Ridge
Korea
Pukhan River
Kyoam
Sudden Airstrike Sparks Massive Fires Around Seoul
A stray alarm jolts Seoul as fifteen Communist planes are reported to have struck Kimpo Airfield and Inchon port on Monday night, triggering extensive fires visible from almost fifty miles away and drawing rapid emergency response.
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Seoul
Kimpo
Séoul
Inchon
Russians No, Reds Push Near Christmas Hills Front
A heavy roadless battle across the Pukhan River and Christmas Hills saw about 30,000 Chinese forces drive into seven ROK positions and seize ground along Finger Ridge while Kyoam Mountain held but threatened. South Korean troops dug in along the Pukhan as air battles claimed MiG losses south of the Yalu and a coastal assault around Anchor Hill left over a thousand Reds dead or wounded.
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Christmas Hills
Pukhan
Finger Ridge
Kyoam Mountain
Kyoam
Seoul
Graf
Yalu River
Fifth Air Force
Milo Farnell
Kyuam Mountain
Bulge
Christmas Hill
ROK
Pukhan River
Anchor Hill
Margaret Truman Signs NBC Contract for 1952 54
Margaret Truman has signed a new NBC contract for nine radio and television performances. The company announced the signing and said the former president's daughter will have singing and guest star roles during the 1952 54 season. Terms were not disclosed.
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New York
Margaret Truman
National Broadcasting Company
Truman
McCarthy Attacks Conant in Germany Oversight
Senator McCarthy accused U S high commissioner James B Conant and aides of poor leadership in Germany at a Senate hearing He demanded recall of Lowell M Clucas the Munich information officer while condemning Clucas and Theodore Kaghan as bad security risks and warning of further probes.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
U. S
Germany
James B. Conant
Conant
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harvard University
Convicted Robber Faces Deportation From Ohio
CLEVELAND Franc Cammarata, an alien sought for extradition to Michigan to finish a 15 to 30 year bank robbery sentence, was arrested in Warren for immediate deportation. He was brought to Cleveland and jailed as courts refused to block the extradition. immigration said he would be deported unless Michigan files another claim.
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Cleveland
Fran Cammarata
Michigan
Warren
Supreme Court
Cammarata
Ohio
1937 Ford valued at 37321 in Akron court suit
Harold Mahoney valued his 1937 Ford at 37321 in a Common Pleas Court lawsuit alleging Ernest J. McDonald caused damage by crashing into the car. Mahoney claimed 471 and 1175 hours were spent equipping it with an experimental carburator.
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Harold Mahoney
Common Pleas Court
Ernest J. McDonald
Mahoney
Burmese government donates $10000 for U S tornado relief
Burma contributes ten thousand dollars for relief efforts in Ohio Michigan and Massachusetts after a tornado outbreak. The donation underscores cross border aid from Rangoon and follows reports of disaster impacts in multiple U S states.
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Burma
Rangoon
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Churches Battle Race Track Vote in St Francis County
In Solarel Ni Y Arkansas today ministers urged 6097 voters in St Francis County to defeat the East Arkansas horse race track proposal. Antitrack forces deployed every turnout tactic including babysitters cars and a phone campaign while church leaders held all night prayer.
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Soarel NI Y
Ark
St Francis County
East Arkansas
St Francis Valley Turf Association
T. K. Rucker
Forrest City
First Baptist Church
Arson Suspected In Marion Fires
Three suspicious fires in Marion Monday night caused about 221000 in damage across an Erie Railroad warehouse Marion Power Shovel Co. and Betty Zane Popcorn Co. storage bins. Fire Chief Owen A. Sifritt said about 200000 of property was destroyed. Fire marshal Raymond Lamonda called theEvents suspicious as flames spread within four hours.
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Marion
State
Raymond Lamonda
Erie Railroad
Marion Power Shovel, Co
Betty Zane Popcorn Co
Owen A. Sifritt
Marion Power Shovel Co
Tragedy at Rokeby Lock Drowns Local Fisherman
Donald Carmichael, 27, of 832 Park Street drowned when he slipped from the Rokeby Dam on the Muskingum River around 8:30 PM while fishing. Harold Thomas, 31, of 644 Fulton Street leaped into the swift water in a failed rescue attempt. Carmichael, a Hazel Atlas Glass Co. employee, was a World War I veteran and native of Zanesville. he is survived by his mother Pearl Edw., grandmother Mary Lee, and other relatives.
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Park Street
Harold ‘Thomas
Fulton Street
Carmichael
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Ridge Avenue
Svorke
Pearl
The
Glass
Navy
O U Proposes Baker to United Nations Council
President Eisenhower nominated John C. Baker president of the University of Athens Ohio to serve as representative at the United Nations Economic and Social Council in Geneva Switzerland. Baker is 57 years old and the council will convene June 30.
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Eisenhower
John ‘C. Baker
Oversity of
Athens
United Nations Eco and Social Council
Ieva
Switzerland
Baker
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