Soviet Grab Of N. Korea Is Expected
Washington reporters say U S officials believe Russia and China may move to seize North Korea above the 38th parallel and create a joint plan. The discussion centers on how the UN should respond if Soviet forces reoccupy Northern Korea and accept Russian domination or push to drive them out.
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Washington
Russia
North Korea
Soviet Union
China
V. M. Molotov
Peiping
Mao Tse Tung
Molotov
Korea
Formosa
U. N
U. S
South
Red
South Korea
Congress May Adjourn 31st Congress
Washington reports a concerted push to adjourn by September 2 with Senate leaders Myers Wherry and Taft signaling cooperation to wind up major business in the next two weeks. The move follows heightened urgency since the Korea war crisis began.
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Washington
Congress
Myers
D-Pa
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
Taft
Ohio
Korea
Two Ironton Officers Held for Grand Jury on Assault Charges
Patrolman Walter Hahn and Merchant Policeman Louis Gavan were held to the grand jury under $500 bond each on assault with intent to kill charges filed against one another.
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Ironton
Walter Hahn
Louis Gavan
Free Kittens Ad Sparks Fast Homes in Messenger
A short classified note offering seven week old kittens for free at 182 N Congress drew quick response in The Messenger Want Ads. The advertiser canceled after kittens found homes, noting the sale of pets through the paper’s classifieds is effective and inexpensive.
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Congress
Messenger
The
U S Navy confirms enough ships to supply Korean War
The Navy said the United States has sufficient active and reserve ships to support all U S forces in Korea. Since the war began, 40 000 sailors and 500 000 tons of cargo have been transported to the Far East.
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Washington
Far East
Korea
United States
U.S
Pentagon
Navy
Pacific
Military
Soviet Blast Of MacArthur Report Seen
The second MacArthur operations report under his unified command goes to the Security Council as observers expect a renewed Soviet attack. India aims to push a peace committee proposal, while several delegations seek more study time. Malik labels the prior report crude falsification and UNS observers report Russian materiel tied to 1949 and 1950 dates.
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MacArthur
Security Council
India
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Korea
Malik
North Korea
Big Hurricane Gains Speed in Atlantic
A severe hurricane with winds up to 140 mph roared westward in the Atlantic threatening the Northern Bahamas. After a near stationary day it began a slow west or west southwest motion last night and, at 4:30 a.m. EST, was about 390 miles east of Nassau and 470 miles east of Miami. The center’s winds intensified from 100 to 140 mph in four hours.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Bahamas
Nassau
Movie Group Denies Films Sent to Russia
The Motion Picture Association of America said no American films are being sent to Russia now and denied an Ohio theater official’s protest. It acknowledged two years of negotiations to place films for the Voice of America program.
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Movie Group
Russia
Washington
Motion Picture Association of America
Ohio
State Department
Voice of America
Taft Expected to Endorse Ebright at Ohio Rally
Republican sources say Senator Robert A. Taft may publicly back Don H. Ebright in Ohio governor race at a major fall campaign rally. The move could clear air on Lausche’s candidacy while Ebright pledges a long term highway program and improved classroom facilities for Ohio.
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Cleveland
Robert A. Taft
Don H. Ebright
GOP
Ohio
Ohio Republican Party
Taft
Ebright
Frank J. Lausche
White Sulphur Springs
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lausche
Bill to restore twice daily city mail deliveries in Senate
Washington reports a bill to require two city mail deliveries daily, overriding any veto. The measure seeks to undo Postmaster General Donaldson's April order cutting to one delivery and limiting services as an economy move. Senate support exists but leaders have not scheduled debate.
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Washington
Senate
Donaldson
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate Post Office Committee
Strike Picture Encouraging in Auto and Rail Woes
Federal and state mediators reported encouraging progress in settling the Packard Motor Car Company strike and two other auto industry disputes. Meanwhile a five day token strike was planned by 3000 railroad yardmen at three terminals in Kentucky Indiana Minnesota and Ohio after a failed seizure request by the unions.
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Associated Press
Packard Motor Car Company
CIO
United Auto
Packard
Brotherhood of Railroad
Truman
Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Railroad
Louisville
Minnesota Transfer Railroad
St. Paul
River Terminal Railroad
Cleveland
Higher Tax To Be Passed By Senate Committee
President Truman seeks Senate approval for a $5 billion first installment tax bill expanded to wartime footing. Republicans join Democrats in support as the Finance Committee plans unanimous approval and to add exemptions for GIs in Korea. The measure raises individual taxes by about $3 billion annually and corporate payments by $1.5 billion.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
After Shocks Hit Assam After Quake In India
Tremors continue in Assam after a major quake in northeastern India. Meteorology service reports two additional after shocks not dangerous with no new damage, while Tuesday's and Wednesday's tremors caused four deaths and injuries.
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New Delhi
India
Assam
Indiana
Meterology Service
Judge R. D. Williams Dies Unexpectedly at 67
Athens County Common Pleas Court judge Roy D. Williams died at 1 30 a.m. at his home from coronary thrombosis. A longtime lawyer and public official, he served as common pleas judge since 1949 and had earlier held posts including city service director and prosecuting attorney. He leaves a widow Marie Bergamo Williams a daughter Dixie Louise Williams a stepson and siblings with services set for Saturday at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Roy D. Williams
Athens County
Judge Williams
Washington D.C
University of Michigan Law School
Athens
James Perry Wood
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Martin L. Davey
Williams
Jones and Williams
Common Pleas
Ohio State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Ohio State Common Pleas Judges Association
First Presbyterian Church
Clark Williams
Hebbardsville
Jagers Funeral
ECA Reports Progress In Closing Dollar Gaps
The Economic Cooperation Administration told Congress that Western Europe is narrowing the dollar gap and trade with the United States is tighter. It noted Korea's invasion disrupting Asia and Formosa's economy facing military drain while indicating favorable 1950 food crop prospects and continued U.S. imports financed by ECA.
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ECA
Washington
Economic Cooperation Administration
Congress
Europe
Formosa
United States
South Korea
Western Europe
U.S
Sheriff Seeks Missing Woman Near Cleveland Farm
Sheriff Howard Clark announced a posse will search the 500 acre Pawek property for Bertha Pawek a 48 year old Cleveland woman last seen nine days before Emil Pawek's divorce on July 25. Two former tenants said she exited a stuck truck near the farm on July 16 while helping pick up furniture.
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Lisbon
Howard Clark
Bertha Pawek
Cleveland
Emil Pawek
Pawek
Clark
Ashland Cattle Breeder Dies After Bull Goring
Elmer G. Kloaz aged 67 prominent cattle breeder in Ashland died yesterday after being gored by a bull on his farm. He was known for developing prize cattle and contributing to local agricultural events.
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Ashland
Elmer G. Kloaz
War Briefs From Korea Hong Kong and Washington
Thirty two American prisoners with hands tied were killed by Red Koreans on a hill west of Waegwan as a U S patrol neared the scene. The Reds aimed to kill 37 prisoners in total. Five survived to recount the massacre. A British destroyer and Chinese shore batteries clashed near Hong Kong in a 30 minute duel. In Washington, many World War II veterans may have to cash in converted National Service Life Insurance policies due to inability to pay premiums while on military pay.
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U. S. First Cavalry
Korea
Waegwan
U.S
Hong Kong
Concord
Washington
Veterans Administration
North Koreans Launch Major Drive Toward Taegu
North Korean forces massed 25 000 to 30 000 troops in a northern push toward Taegu as U N forces faced their most serious UN line threat in Korea since a large bombing raid. U S Marines and the 24th Infantry Division shifted to strengthen the Changnyong area while the 25th Infantry Division moved to Masan region.
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U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Masan
Pusan
Taegu
U. S. Sth
United Nations
Korea
Leif Erickson
8Th Army
Marines and Army Drive at Changnyong in Korean Front
U S Marines and the 24th Infantry Division launched a counter attack along the Changnyong river bulge as two South Korean divisions defended the area. The fight for Changnyong hill was among the war’s fiercest with Marine and doughboy units clashing on steep terrain near the Naktong river.
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U. S
24Th Infantry Division
Naktong River
Changnyong
Taegu
Chinju
Changnyong River
Naktong
Marine Army
Don Whitehead
Jack MacBeth
Army
MacBeth
Masan
Pusan
25th Division Holds Coastal Front in Korean War
U S 25th Infantry Division digs in at Masan Chinju and Waegwan to blunt North Korean attacks as the Red 6th Division and armor push along the Naktong River line. Battles rage over ridge 303 near Waegwan and near Taegu as frontline shifts continue.
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25Th
25Th Division
Stan Swinton
Masan
Red 6Th
Chinju
Pusan
Naktong River
Reds
Waegwan
Taegu
Changchon
Red
No-Man's City
Doctor Walter Griess Found Dead At Cincinnati Office
The body of 74 year old surgeon Dr Walter R Griess was found in his Cincinnati office suite. Police reported three empty morphine bottles near the body and notes were left to his widow Ella Griess his brother his secretary and his bank.
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Cincinnati
Walter R. Griess
Albert Milward
Deaconess Hospital
Milward
Ella Griess
Hamilton
Ohio
First Ohio Draft Takes 661 Men on Sept 1
Ohio will draft 661 men for the armed forces on September 1 marking the first draft since Korea. It forms the first contingent of 2850 Ohio residents to be inducted next month. Col. C W Goble states calls to complete the quota go out September 8 15 and 22 with a further call September 29 for delinquents. Athens County quota is seven men.
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Columbus
Ohio
Armed Forces
Mother Jailed In Kidnapping Case
Marion police placed Margaret Joyce Wyrick in jail after she returned to Marion and admitted she did not know she was sought. The former English war bride allegedly planned to kidnap Richard Revwnal, a three year old adopted by Rev. Lester Kidd and his wife of Xenia. Bond set at $5000.
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Marion
Margaret Joyce Wyrick
GOP Senators Propose Anti Red Compromise
Senators Mundt and Ferguson offer to delay the anti Communist bill tied to a home front mobilization measure in exchange for a Democratic pledge to bring the bill up later for separate action. The move aims to secure a straight commitment from the Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Mundt
R-Sd
Ferguson
R-Mich
Robert Giesy Jr. Dies Lead Lumber Executive in Lancaster
Robert M. Giesy Jr., 50, head of H. Giesy & Bros. Co a Columbus lumber firm and chairman of Lancaster Lumber Co. board, died at his home near Lancaster yesterday.
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Robert Giesy
Lancaster
Robert M. Giesy, Jr
H. Giesy & Bros. Co
Columbus
Lancaster Lumber Co
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