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June 10, 1952

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Headlines from June 10, 1952

RED CORE CRUSHED IN BATTLE ON KOJE; 30 OF FOE, 1 G. I. DIE; ALLIES USE TANKS Communist Leaders Kill Captives Who Attempt to Yield to Troops CRUDE SPEARS WIELDED Neighboring Compound Bows Quietly to Split-Up of Large Stockades on Island THE HIGH U. N. COMMAND AT KOJE, AND A DEFIANT RED RED CORE CRUSHED IN BATTLE ON KOJE

By George Barrettspecial To the New York Times

Boatner conf with Compound 76 leader Col Lee Hak Koo outside compound; orders him to assemble POWs in groups of 150; asks peaceful move; Lee illus; disobeys orders; US paratroops using tanks and flame throwers smash into Compound 76; quell last-ditch resistance; map; 30 POWs killed, 85 wounded; 1 Amer killed, 13 wounded; Communists plunge spears into POWs seeking to obey Allied orders; intelligence officers find map in empty compound indicating POWs may have planned mass escape and seizure of island; Lee and 2 women leaders unhurt; seized; Compound 78 obeys orders to get ready to march; Compound 77 sends word it will obey orders

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Notable Births

Kage Baker

1952Kage Baker, American author (died 2010)[โ€ ]

Kage Baker was an American science fiction and fantasy writer.

Historical Context for June 10, 1952

In 1952, the world population was approximately 2,584,086,339 people[โ€ ]