Buffer dispute stalls Korea truce talks
North Korean Lt. Gen Nam II warned that progress in the Korean armistice talks hinges on the UN changing its demand for a buffer zone. UN delegates and Nam II traded positions over a 38th parallel demilitarized line as the hour-long session yielded no breakthrough.
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Korea
United Nations
Nam II
Red
Pyongyang
38Th Parallel
Adm
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William P. Nuckols
Joy
Nam
Nuckols
North
South Korea
Nam I
Premeets
Senate Committee Warns of Rising Prices and Deficits
The Congressional Economic Committee warns of higher inflation and three years of deficits as staff experts urge stiffer taxes and controls. Senator O Mahoney notes a pay as you go policy for defense and foreign aid and a past surplus that could have vanished with delayed defense orders. Prices are expected to rise this fall as production shifts to defense goods.
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Washington
Congressional Economic Committee
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Senate House Group
Congress
House
Senate House Committee
War Hero in France Shot by Wife at Home
ORLEANS France Yvonne Chevallier former midwife is accused of murdering her war hero husband Pierre Chevallier just after he joined the cabinet as secretary of state for technical education youth and sports. Police say she fired five shots during a quarrel over his intent to divorce.
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France
Yvonne Chevallier
Pierre Chevallier
Chevallier
Rene Pleven
Semed
Pleven
Paris
Antoine Gazano
Yvonne
Legion Elects Whitemyer As Commander
Clarence W. Whitemyer of Louisville Ohio was elected Ohio commander as the American Legion closed its 33rd annual state convention in Columbus. A two hour downtown parade drew 7000 spectators as Gov. Lausche and Legion officers watched. The event featured nearly 40 musical groups and a 60,000 person crowd. New Auxiliary officers include Mae Palmer of Columbus and Linus Schmelzer Delphos.
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Clarence W. Whitemyer
Louisville
Stark County
Ohio
American Legion
Frank J. Lausche
Legion
James Wagenseller
Lancaster
Mae Palmer
Legion Auxiliary
Linus Schmelzer
Delphos
Rubber Workers Reject Offer in Providence And Woonsocket
Members of Local 66 United Rubber Workers CIO rejected a contract negotiated earlier in New York for 19 U S Rubber Co plants. Local 224 in Woonsocket accepted the agreement, which must be ratified by a majority of locals to take effect.
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R, L
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New York
U. S. Rubber Co
Woonsocket
R. L
Red Youth Hail Stalin as Fuehrer in Berlin Parade
German communist youth leaders proclaimed Stalin as their fuehrer in a message after a massive show of youth demonstrations. The West used the World Youth Festival to push anti communist propaganda as hundreds of thousands of youths viewed a contrasting, freer West Berlin from the sector border.
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Fuehrer
Berlin
Generalissimo
Hitler
Red
West Berlin
Solons Debate On Inquiry Report Over MacArthur
Senators richness: somber dispute over issuing a formal report after two months of hearings on General MacArthur’s dismissal. Senator Cain and others say a report is ready, while Senator Russell argues no report is needed though a joint committee meeting may settle the issue.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Cme
Cain
Rwash
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Russell
D-Ga
Joint Committee
Stephen T. Early Funeral Set At Arlington
Stephen T. Early press secretary to two presidents will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow morning. He died Saturday of a heart attack. A World War One veteran he was eligible for burial in the National Cemetery among the nation's military and naval heroes. Early was a close friend and press secretary to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Washington
Stephen T. Early
Arlington National Cemetery
Early
National Cemetery
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Drug Addicts Steal Government Checks, Secret Service Says
Washington The Secret Service reports drug addicts have been stealing and forging government checks to obtain funds for narcotics. Chief A E Baughman told Secretary of the Treasury Snyder that at least four cases were identified by agents in fiscal 1951.
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Washington
Secret Service
A. E. Baughman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Eisenhower Calls Soviet Threat "Ridiculous" to Fear
Senate subcommittee report cites General Eisenhower saying it is ridiculous to overstate the Soviet threat as the free world holds overwhelming material and resources. Senator Hunt warns against lull in Congress before the $8.5 billion foreign aid bill debate.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
The
Armed Services Committee
North Atlantic
Congress
Hunt
Isenhower
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Europe
Eisenhower
Free World
Soviet Bloc
Paris
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Political Weather Vanes Reveal Blow From West
Washington reports political weather vanes show shifts toward 1952 with blows from the West. California’s Democratic organization endorsed Truman for reelection. Minnesota’s open primary may see Eisenhower, Taft prospects debated, with Stassen mentioned as a possible broker. Taft unlikely to enter the primary. some Taft supporters exist in Minnesota.
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Washington
California
Democratic Organization
President Truman
Thye
R-Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
Cain
Wash
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Democratic State Central Committee
Top Iranians Pessimistic On Oil Nationalization Talks
TEHRAN Iran officials voiced pessimism about the old nationalization talks with Britain. A new snag emerged as Britain postponed submitting its settlement proposal for Anglo-Iranian Oil Company holdings. Richard Stokes, head of the British delegation, was to present the proposal tonight after a half hour meeting with the shah.
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Tehran
Iran
Richard Stokes
Stokes
Adjourment date set by Senate Democrat leader
Senate Democratic Leader McFarland of Arizona today announced October 1 as a target date for adjournment of Congress. The move signals a planned closing of the current session with lawmakers aiming to wrap up legislative business by early fall.
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Washington
Senate
McFarland
Ariz
Congress
Chinese Reds Ejecting Foreign Missionaries
Reports from Peiping indicate the communist regime is expelling foreign missionaries and suppressing the Catholic Church as it consolidates control. All foreign missionaries in the capital are jailed or house arrest while many Catholics face pressure to join the Reform Church and twelve Catholic parishes are seized.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Reform Church
Peiping
Red Capital
Ohio Guard At Atterbury Camp Begins Two-Week Training
More than 2500 members of the Ohio National Guard arrived at Camp Atterbury Indiana for a two week training period. The 166th Regimental Combat Team under Col. Loren G Windom of Columbus leads units drawn from Central and Southern Ohio cities including Marysville London Delaware Marion Mount Vernon Athens Cambridge Marietta Lancaster New Lexington Ironton Portsmouth Circleville Chillicothe and Washington Court House.
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Columbus
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Sixteen Ohioans Die In Weekend Accidents
Traffic accidents caused the deaths of at least twelve Ohioans over the weekend. Three others drowned and one man died by electrocution. Three perish in a Kenton area collision when two cars collided, while two pump accidents claimed two more lives.
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Eac
Investigation into Boyle Influence on Loans Probed
Senator Hoey said a Senate expenditures subcommittee may receive a preliminary report this week on charges against William M. Boyle Jr., Democratic national chairman. Agents in St. Louis are examining accusations that Boyle attempted to influence government loans and contracts.
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Washington
Hoey
D-N.c
Senate
William M. Boyle, Jr
St. Louis
Boyle
Sister Kenny Reported To Be Incurably Ill
In Sydney Sister Elizabeth Kenny, famed polio nurse, told a Sun reporter she is incurably ill with little time left. She did not name the illness or disorder, but was reported to be shaking and visibly frail during the interview.
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Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Sydney Sun
Army Morals Sagging? Col Holland Says No
Cincinnati report quotes Col Jeremi ah Holland deputy provost marshal general denying a decline in Army morality. He cites a new crime study showing no overall rise and notes a narcotics concern but claims usage is down. A rehabilitation center at Camp Gordon with analysts aims to return soldiers to duty quickly to avoid stigma. National FOP executive board opened convention with speeches on police standards.
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Jeremiah Holland
Holland
U. S. Army
Order of Police
Army
Camp Gordon
Col. Holland
National Fop
Jack Dudek
Cleveland
Joes
Army Stands Firm On Honor Code Ruling For Cadets
WEST POINT N Y The Army today held firm on a ruling that there will be no honorable discharges for cadets found guilty of violating the Military Academy honor code. A move led by Head Football Coach Earl Red Blaik to permit exit without stigma failed. Army spokesman said departures would imply neither honorable nor dishonorable conditions.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Military Academy
Earl
Red) Blaik
PUC Moves to Tighten Ohio Truck Rules
The State Public Utilities Commission plans to tighten enforcement of trucking laws on Ohio highways. It ordered an investigation into trip leases and related practices and scheduled a public hearing in Columbus on October 2 and 3 to discuss new trucking regulations with Ohio operators.
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Columbus
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Auto Makers Hike Profit Rate, FTC Tells Congress
The automobile industry raised its rate of profit from 17.3 to 31.7 percent over the decade ending 1950, the Federal Trade Commission told Congress. The commission defines rate of profit as the yearly earnings proportion to invested amounts in the industry.
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Washington
Federal Trade Comission
Congress
The
Commission
Senators consider public spotlight on contractor party entertainment
Investigators said they may expose a public spotlight on wild parties where a contractor allegedly provided girls to entertain procurement officers. The disclosure follows inquiries into improper conduct and potential ethical breaches linked to a government contract.
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Washington
Taft backs limited Air Force rise over army increase
Senator Taft of Ohio said he would support a reasonable expansion of the Air Force while opposing a larger Army and Navy buildup. He warned against a potential $100 billion year deficit if defense spending swells further and argued a targeted Air Force growth offers better long term defense at lower cost.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Congress
Army Navy Planes Crash in Ohio Fields
An Army plane crash landed three miles northwest of Edison in Morrow County injuring two crewmen. A Navy training plane near Zanesville Municipal Airport seriously injured Lt. J. F. Heriot of Pittsburgh, who had been practicing simulated carrier landings at Port Columbus.
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Navy
Ohio Fields
MT. Gilead
Edison
Morrow County
Zanesville
J. F. Heriot
Pittsburgh
Heriot
Port Columbus
Senate Finance Committee Opens On New Tax Bill
The Senate Finance Committee begins closed door review of a new tax bill. Members expect to trim the House approved 7.2 billion dollar boost. Chairman George of Georgia says thirteen senators aim to finish their version by August 24 or 25.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Congress
George
D-Ga
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