Copper Tax Threatens Chile Relations in U S Senate Fight
The $40 per ton copper tax slated for July 1 risks harming Chilean copper exports vital to Chile and the U S economy. Advocates argue it spurs domestic production while opponents warn of political fallout in South America and higher prices for copper products.
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Washington
America
South America
Congress
Government of
Chile
Uncle Sam
U. S
United States
Kennicott
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
James Douglas
England
Phelps-Dodge
Connecticut
John A Danahar
Revere Copper and Brass, Inc
Senate
Cop Mbatie
Jang
John Q
Wage scales in El Paso road overpass case face court and legislature
The American Federation of Labor wins preliminary rulings on prevailing wage issues in the El Paso overpass dispute. Courts may review state agency wage determinations, while the Legislature will define yardstick rules for highway work and craft classifications, shaping public policy and labor rights.
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American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Old State Bar Association
Texas State Bar
el Paso Building and Trades Council
State Highway Commission
Texas
Highway Commission
The
House
Senate
Anti Communist Ties in Bombay Report From War Correspondent
A war correspondent describes a violent anti Communist network in Bombay linked to labor groups and Indian unrest. He details raids on Achampet by 150 Red fighters, police casualties, and looted munitions amid broader terror campaigns.
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Brooklyn
Bombay
India
Dick Deverall
Communists in India wage armed guerrilla campaign
The Indian Home Ministry reports a covert Soviet‑backed Communist insurgency with guerrilla training and planned attacks on police stations, Zamindars, communications, and factories. By 1949 hundreds have been killed, with torture and arson documented as part of a state‑level war.
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India
Ity
Communist Party
USA
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Questions and Answers on Public Records and Licenses
A quiz style item notes population estimates for 1787 at 2 781 000, cites states with permanent motor vehicle plates Connecticut Delaware Maryland Missouri Oregon Wisconsin and mentions trials in Arkansas California Idaho Maine North Dakota South Dakota. It also recounts a Percheron stallion Sillon B mated at Hi Yan Ka Farms Waterloo NY foaled 1930 sold for 5500 pounds 21 hands high and deceased 1933.
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National Highway Users Conference
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Missouri
Oregon
Wisconsin
Aransas
California
Idaho
Maine
North Dakota
South Dakota
Sillon
Waterloo
N.Y
Warnings of Attack In Korea Ignored By Army
Washington columnist Drew Pearson blasts U S military and CIA for failing to warn about the Korean attack. He notes MacArthur ignored danger while Muccio warned of North Korean troop concentrations and Seoul racked with graft and politics. Rhee’s age and stubbornness cited as hindrances to reform as the North Koreans strike. A CIA leak and a Korean affair link the espionage mix to the crisis.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
State Department
United States
Defense Johnson
Bradley
Toyo
MacArthur
Japan
Formosa
United States Army
Central Intelligence
Steve Early
Middle East
Norfolk
Johnson
General Bradley
John J. Muccio
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Muccio
Moscow
Seoul
United States of America
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Wilson
Cordella Hull
Hull
South Korea
Huh Hun
Pyongyand
North Korea
South Ko
Rean
United Nations Commission
Syngman Rhee Gang
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Winchell On Broadway EXPLORING NEW YORK
A colorful survey of New York City quirks eternal and changing. It notes many churches and schools in Times Square, the Waldorf Astoria’s 13th floor superstition, the Bank of China open Sundays, Trinity Churchyard oddities, and the Wicker Sham hospital. It highlights IBM leader Tom Watson’s private office amenities, lawyers named U S Grant and John Pershing, and other city curioss with vivid detail.
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Charlotte Temple
Burg
Wickersham
58Th and
Lexington
Federal Reserve Bank
Children’s Zoo
Bronx Park
Penguin Dept
Tom Watson
Int'l Business Machines
IBM
Madison Ave
U. S. Grant
John Pershing
Broadway
Astors
Ashdour
Germany
Waldorf
St. Patrick's
Empire State Bldg
N. Y
Corrigan
Times Square
Midtown
Empire State
Local AP News Policy Claimed by Paper
The newspaper states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication and AP dispatches, asserting exclusive entitlements for the paper. It emphasizes AP’s exclusive use of its local reportage and dispatches.
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Associated Press
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