Chief's Wartime Control Plan Aims for Congress Action
President Truman plans a Wednesday message to Congress outlining home front steps for victory in Korea. Indicative proposals include calling National Guard units into federal service, boosting war funding, potential excess profits taxes, anti inflationary credit controls, and steel allocation safeguards for armament plants. A national radio TV address follows at 8 30 p m Texas time.
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Stalin signals China admission to UN needed for Korea talks
A report from New Delhi says Stalin told Nehru that Chinese admission to the United Nations Security Council is essential to end the Korean war. The note urged peace via the Security Council, with China included, to allow talks. Washington and London were informed, and Nehru visited Allahabad when the message arrived.
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Security Council
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Foreign Ministry
Washi Lond
38Th Parallel
Korea
Washington
United States
United Nations
Acheson
London
Krishna Menon
Attlee
Taejon Abandoned as Communists Close In
A front dispatch reports the main American force has withdrawn from Taejon, once the emergency capital of South Korea, as Communist forces close in from three sides. MacArthur’s midnight communique cites heavy pressure from two to possibly three divisions forcing the withdrawal in the Taejon area near Yongdong and Songju.
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Woman Beaten While Asleep in Dallas Hospital
Mrs. Stanford L. Clem, 31, was beaten by an unknown assailant while asleep beside her hospitalized infant at Bradford Memorial Hospital Dallas. She suffered a fractured skull, deep forehead gashes, and a fractured elbow. Night Nurse Gayle Price heard screams and found blood at the forehead as a large man entered the room. Police said the door to a corridor was the entry point and that two exterior doors were locked with windows undisturbed. Her husband, a Dallas dairy route man, reported details.
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Dallas
Stanford L. Clem
Bradford Memorial Hospital
Gayle Price
Clem
Mrs. Clem
J. N. Souter
Jet Pilots Sweep Kum River Hunt in Korea
Aboard four F-80s and an unarmed trainer jet, Lt Tidwell guides a mission over Taejon to Kum River targets. Pilots Wayne Radcliff and others dive on tanks and trucks, firing rockets and .50 cal guns amid burning vehicles and villages as fuel runs low and the group heads home.
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Korea
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Carmel
Owen Radcliff
Tampa
Robert Wayne
Garden City
James FE. Tidwell
Salt Lake City
Leo R. Loya
Black Panther
Tidwell
Wayne
Radcliff
Chongju
Tanyang
Han River
Punggi
Yengju
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Yongju
W H Fuqua Estate Valued at 1 005 080 Inheritance report filed
The estate of Amarillo pioneer banker W H Fuqua who died May 30 is valued at 1 005 080 05 with the trust for grandchildren Eleanor Poole Henry Fuqua Homer Fuqua 11 and Constance Fuqua in Amarillo. Trustees include J W Sanders E T Scott and Mrs Al Lee Fuqua. Debts are estimated at 50 000 and total gross 1 055 080 05.
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Eleanor Fuqua Poole
Henry Earl Fuqua
Wuey Homer Fuqua
Constance Fuqua
J. W. Sanders
E. T. Scott
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al Lee Fuqua
Earl Fuqua
Fuqua
Mary E. Fuqua
Wiley Holder
Fuqua Trust
15 Found Dead In Lost Plane
The wreckage of a DC-3 missionary plane missing since June 9 with 15 Americans aboard was found in the Perija Mountains west of Maracaibo. Col William H. Cleveland reported that the land search party discovered the charred bodies and wreckage, with the ship said to have struck tree tops and caught fire during its Miami to Chico, California bound flight for the New Tribes Mission. Ten aboard were missionaries, including three crew members, and five were children.
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Venezuela
William H. Cleveland
US Air Force
Miami
Fla
New Tribes Mission
Chico
Cal
Highway Robbery Ends In $990 Cash Heist
Freeman, owner of Little Wheel Drive In, reports three masked men robbed him at night on Pullman Switch road near North East Tenth and Grand. A tall bandit with a large gun forced him to surrender $990 in cash from receipts, operating funds, and his wallet. the other two remained in a large Cadillac and fled after securing the loot. Freeman identified one suspect as about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. he gave few details on the other two. He drove to report the crime to the sheriff.
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Salvation Army Leader Evangeline Booth Near Death in Coma
Gen Evangeline Booth 84 longtime Salvation Army chief remains near death in a coma at her Hartsdale home after a year of illness and bedridden condition. An officer warned death could come at any time.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Army
Ray Mitchell Wins Five Dollar News Tip Prize
Chipmunks and a baby porcupine figure in a quirky tip story. Theresa Winstead of 807 North Tyler collects the $5 prize, while a $2 award goes to the canoeing at the Kentucky Plains intersection tale. Other tip contributors include Howard Lawson and Patsy Inglis.
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A. Porcupine
Theresa Winstead
North Tyler
William No
Kentucky
Plains
Howard Lawson
West Sixteenth
C. R. Honea
Rule
Patsy Inglis
Florida
John Trolinger
Hilton McAdams
Mc‘Masters
Donns Bell Bay
Morth
Five Still Penned in Lead Mine Near Lark Utah
Five miners are trapped underground in a lead mine near Lark Utah since yesterday as smoke fills main shafts. Rescue teams with large blowers work to clear the smoke and reach the depths while hoping the men reached fresh air pockets. Rescuers warn hours or days may pass before discovery as oxygen in helmets is limited and visibility is near zero.
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Lark
Utah
Buck” Grant
Weather forecast summary for Texas region
The Weather Bureau reports mostly cloudy skies with scattered night showers and warm daytime highs. Tonight’s low around 65 with high near 94 expected today and Tuesday. Agricultural outlook notes limited changes, with mild, unsettled conditions and localized interference potential.
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Ely
Texas Ranks Fifth Fifth Population Rise Across State
The 1950 U S Census preliminary figures place Texas as the nation's fifth most populous state with 7,675,002 residents, up 1,260,178 since 1940. Houston grows to 593,600, becoming the South's largest city. Harris County reaches 801,169. The shift toward urban growth is noted despite losses in 145 rural counties.
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House of Representatives
Another Draft Call Next Month Hinted
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, suggested a possible draft call next month and hinted at stricter regulations if the world situation worsens. He noted no reason to doubt a September call will be filled and discussed tightening veterans exemptions and dependence rules.
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Lewis B. Hershey
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