Senators Urge Pact Including Red China in Korean Armistice
Two Republicans propose making Red China a party to any Korean armistice to gain time for talks with South Korea’s President Rhee. Sen Knowland and Sen Smith say inclusion could force China into the negotiation and prevent an ineffective truce signed only by North Korea. Other aides at a White House meeting discussed Clark’s armistice terms and Rhee’s stance.
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Washington
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Red China
Ee Prey Wee Weeny Eun Wens
Knowland
R-Calif
H. Alexander Smith
RNJ
Peiping
United Nations
Rhee
Korea
Senate
White House
Mark Clark
Far East
Clark
Seoul
Eisenhower
Dulles
Walter Bedell Smith
Wilson
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Smith
Iowa
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Approves City Court Bill
The Senate on Wednesday enacted two emergency bills to create municipal courts in Athens Circleville Cuyahoga Falls Delaware Kenton Port Clinton Ravenna Sidney and Tiffin. The first bill aims to establish the courts immediately with judges to be elected next November. The second bill extends the law’s effectiveness as it becomes part of the revised Ohio code on October 2.
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Columbus
Senate
Athens
Circleville
Cuyahoga Falls
Delaware
Kenton
Port Clinton
Ravenna
Sidney
Tiffin
Ohio
Ohio House Advances Key School Aid Compromise Bill
In Columbus the Ohio House Education Committee backs a compromise school subsidy bill to ease city rural tensions. The House Industry and Labor Committee also approves a Senate-approved plan aiding unemployed workers and employers. Gov Lausche signs an 836 million budget. Senate-Amended utilities enforcement bill heads for joint committee.
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Columbus
Ohio House
House
House Industry and Labor Committee
Senate
State Utilities Commission
Lauche
16 Red Plants Hit by Strike in Berlin
Berlin reports say that 16 major Soviet-occupied factories in East Berlin faced sitdown strikes demanding the release of workers arrested after the June revolt. Crossers claim the Red zone government misled about most detainees’ release.
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Berlin
Bottern
Red Zone
Californian Wins Seventh Transcontinental Women’s Air Race
In Long Beach California Mrs Frances S Bera of Inglewood won the handicap division of the seventh annual Trans continental Women's Air Race sponsored by Ninety Nine Inc The 2678 mile dash from Lawrence Massachusetts carried a first prize of 800 dollars The runner up was Jean Carolyn Barker of Arcadia California
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Long Beach
Calif
California
Ninety-Nine, Inc
National Organization of
Lawrence
Mass
Frances S. Bera
Inglewood
Jean Carolyn Barker
Arcadia
Excess Profits Tax Extension Victory Seen
Washington reports the administration aims for a fast track through Congress to extend the excess profits tax. House Ways and Means approved the bill 16 to 9 after heaviest party lines, with Republican Leader Halleck predicting an overwhelming House passage. The vote marks a clear administration triumph despite opposition within the committee from Chairman Daniel A. Reed.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Halleck
Indiana
Ways and Means
Daniel A. Reed
Taft Reported Progressing After Exploratory Surgery
Senator Taft of Ohio was reported progressing satisfactorily after an exploratory operation on his abdominal wall. A New York hospital bulletin noted he had a good night, normal vital signs, and was reading the newspaper while lying semi upright.
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New York
Taft
Ohio
New York Hospital
Three Foreign Ministers Set for Wide United Front Talks
Britain and France dispatch foreign secretaries to Washington to join Secretary Dulles in planning allied strategy against the Soviet peace offensive. Discussions target Europe defense, Middle East security, Indochina aid, and post Stalin Russia.
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Washington
Britain
France
Dulles
Marquis of Salisbury
Georges Bidault
US. S
Joseph Laniel
European Defense Community
West Germany
Egypt
Middle East Defense Organization
Bidault
U. S
Indochina
Artist Denies Commie Ties
Pulitzer Prize winning Chicago Sun Times cartoonist Jacob Burck faces a deportation order for allegedly being a Communist Party member when he last entered the United States in 1936. Burck plans to appeal with attorney William H. King Jr. and has 10 days to seek review in Washington.
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Chicago
Jacob Burck
Chicago Sun-Times
Communist Party
United States
Jerome T. McGowan
Immigration Department
Burek
William H. King Jr
Bureck
Immigration Service
Board of Appeals
Washington
Drought Hit Cattlemen Seek Federal Price Support
Grim cattlemen from five drought hit states gather in Dalhart Texas to press for federal price supports. Governors of Texas New Mexico Colorado Kansas and Oklahoma meet in Amarillo to discuss aid. Senate debate on drought relief continues with calls for parity buys and larger emergency funds.
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Dalhart
Texas
Big Cattle Growers Association
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Tex
Eisenhower
Sen
Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Kerr
D-Okla
Aiken
R-Vi
Congress
Agriculture Benson
Truck Lobby Quits Battle On Road Tax
In Columbus Ohio an exhausted but triumphant coalition of Senate Republicans and Democrats prepared to push a 20 million dollar annual axle mile tax on big trucks. The victory ends a hard fought fight by lobbyists who met strong resistance from Gov Frank Lausche and GOP chairman Ray Bliss and Senate Leader C Stanley Mechem.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Frank J. Lausche
C. Stanley Mechem
Nourse Warns Of Low Mood In US Economy
Washington economist Dr Edwin G Nourse warned at a teachers conference that the United States shows all the makings of a low mood. He noted the shift from easy market adjustment to a difficult period and urged intelligent action to prevent a breakdown in the flow of goods and services.
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Los Angeles
United States
Edwin G. Nourse
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Japanese Envoys Brush Off Portrait Meeting
Japanese Embassy officials barred a second meeting between 19 year old Crown Prince Akihito and portrait painter Maria Matteini 25 in Rome. They feared another encounter would fuel gossip and refused to deliver her portrait to the prince. Matteini briefly persuaded the prince to pose after bypassing hotel guards.
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Rome
Akihito
Japan
Maria Matteini
Ohio Officials Probe Blast Victim's Death
State and federal authorities investigate the death of 15 year old Philip Propst in a Steere Enterprises Plant fire in Akron. The incident raises questions about compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act which bans underage factory workers in interstate commerce. Propst would have turned 16 on July 22. company officials say they believed he was 16.
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Akron
Philip Propst
Propst
Steere Enterprises
Rhee Fails To Budge Truce Talks Resume
American infantrymen fought back a heavy Red offensive as UN forces halted multiple assaults across key positions including Arrowhead Ridge and Porkchop Hill. Chinese forces reportedly suffered heavy casualties with 1200 killed or wounded and 45 small patrol clashes reported during the intensified front-wide combat.
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Seoul
U. S
Pukhan
Berlin
East Berlin
Panmunjom
Porkchop Hill
West Central
Kim I Sung
Eighth Army
Associated Press
Robert Gibson
Porkchop
Arrowhead Ridge
Pair Wed 71 Years In Springfield Couple Celebrate Anniversary
Cy rus and Nancy Jane Rose mark 71st wedding anniversary in Springfield. He is 91 and she 89. Married July 9, 1882 near Cadmus Gallia County. They raised 12 children, outlived eight, and now live with a daughter. They prefer no fanfare.
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Springfield, O
Cyrus
Nancy Jane Rose
Nancy Jane
Cadmus
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Springfield
Government drops threat charges against Drewney
The government withdrew complaints against Albert J. Drewney accused of threatening President Eisenhower due to his mental condition. U S Commissioner Edward V McDonald granted the dismissal after Assistant U S Atty Martin Klein cited a federal hospital report and ordered commitment to a state institution.
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New York
Albert J. Drewney
Eisenhower
U. S
Edward V McDonald
U. S. Atty
Martin Klein
Drewney
Ohio Health Chief Declines Chicago Bid
Dr. John B. Porterfield Ohio health director declines offer to become Chicago Health Commissioner at 18000 dollars annually. He writes to Mayor Martin H. Kennelly that he is very happy in his present post.
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Ohio
Chicago
Columbus, CO
John B. Porterfield
Porterfield
Martin H. Kennelly
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises in Northern Punjab
Pakistani authorities report at least 111 deaths in the Northern Punjab region due to a severe heat wave. The crisis prompted health officials to issue warnings and mobilize relief measures across affected districts.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Punjab
Policy shifts ease overseas book purge by communists
Washington officials announce a revised policy on overseas libraries allowing some books by Communist authors to be used. Secretary of State Dulles approves the plan, with Dr. Robert L. Johnson publicly detailing standards. Johnson testifies before the McCarthy investigations subcommittee, noting safeguards and a ban on burning books.
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Washington mm
U. S
State Department
Dulles
Robert L. Johnson
International Information Administration
IIA
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Fisenhower
Information Agency
Johnson
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Advisors See Rising Soviet Threat and New Actions
A presidential study committee warned the Kremlin will intensify efforts to isolate the United States. It urged creating an operations coordinating board within the National Security Council and abolishing the existing psychological strategy board.
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Washington
Kremlin
United States
National Security Council
William H. Jackson
New York
Psychological Strategy Board
Iran Receives the Ultimatum
President Eisenhower told Premier Mossadegh the United States will withhold economic aid until a settlement is reached on Iran's oil nationalization. Tehran and Washington discuss the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. stake while Britain and Iran negotiate.
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Tehran
Tran
Eisenhower
Mossadegh
U. S
Iran
U.S
Wellsville Council Approves Pinball License Ordinance
The Wellsville city council passed an ordinance setting a $1200 annual license for pinball distributors and a $10 monthly fee per machine displayed. Ministers have opposed the legislation.
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Wellsville, O
Wellsville
Libel Hearing Adjourned In Wechsler Suit
New York libel hearing for the New York Post and James A Wechsler against Walter Winchell and sponsors adjourned to September 9. Winchell testified he remains open to being convinced of anti communist claims amid shown anti communist articles written by Wechsler. Plaintiffs seek 1 525 million dollars in damages.
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New York
Walter Winchell
James A. Wechsler
iNew York Post
Winchell
Wechsler
New York Post
Hearst Corporation
King Features Syndicate
American Broadcasting Company
Gruen Watch Company
City council grants police and firemen $15 monthly raise
Dennison Ohio officials approve a $15 per month wage increase for police and fire department personnel. The action elevates municipal pay and is expected to affect annual budgets and staffing.
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Dennison
Mossadegh and Kremlin May Sign Iran Soviet Pact
Tehran newspapers speculate a non aggression pact with the Soviet Union as Premier Mossadegh and the Kremlin negotiate Iran’s long standing claims against its giant neighbor. US aid may wait until disputes with Britain are settled. Eisenhower reportedly warns over Communist influence.
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Tehran
Iran
Soviet Union
Mohammed Mossadegh
Kremlin
Etelnat
Eisenhower
Mossadegh
U. 5S
UN and Reds Resume Korean Armistice Talks In Seoul
Bitter opposition from South Korea blocks progress as UN negotiators led by Gen Clark resume full truce talks after a liaison session at Panmunjom. Rhee resists terms urging post armistice unification. Polish Czech Swiss Indian Swedish and Polish Czech officials to supervise the armistice start.
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Seoul
United Nations
WA. N
Panmunjom
Mark Clark
Syngman Rhee
Clark
Rhee
South Korea
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Neutral Commission
Switzerland
Sweden
India
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Tokyo
Walter Robertson
Eisenhower
U S
Korea
Madison Home Inquiry Asked About Rumors at Madison Home
John H. Lemneck state director of public welfare asked the Ohio Highway Patrol to investigate rumors of sexual misconduct and liquor use among women prisoners at the Madison Home in Lake County. He said the welfare department should not lead the probe due to publicity. The Madison Home houses wives widows and mothers of war veterans with forty women honor prisoners from Marysville Reformatory doing most domestic work.
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Columbus
John H. Lemneck
Public Welfare
Ohio Highway Patrol
Madison
Lake County
Public Welfare Department
Lamneck
Welfare Department
Marysville Reformatory
VEW Sessions Open In Columbus Today
About 1400 voting delegates attend the Ohio VFW encampment opening in Columbus with national commander James W. Cothran delivering the address. Ohio Lt. Gov. John Brown is also slated to speak as 800 auxiliary members join the four day event, which wraps up Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James W. Cothran
Bishopville
D. C
VFW
John Brown
Quirino Under Knife in Baltimore Operation
President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines underwent a 90 minute operation in Baltimore for the removal of a stomach ulcer on Wednesday. Doctors announced the procedure went smoothly and he is resting.
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Quirino
Baltimore
Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Premature Infant Weighs 12 Pounds
A premature baby boy weighing 12 pounds struggled for life today in Los Angeles. Born 11 weeks early to Mrs Edward Ogden of Van Nuys, the infant was placed in an oxygen tank at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Los Angeles
Mite
Hide Rages
Edward Ogden
van Nuys
Good Samaritan Hospital
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