Night Session Falls Short on 4 Billion Tax Bill Action
Republican sponsors failed to push the 4 billion dollar income tax bill through the Senate tonight. An informal agreement delayed final action to Monday. President Truman’s likely veto and a ten day window were debated as the chamber adjourned after eight amendments were considered.
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Senate
Washington
Tdeo
Kennparler
SDP
Lester Barislay
Kentucky
Truman
Barkley
Congress
Nay Watt
Taut
Sen
Marion-Dret
Jessie
Jed
Berkey
Holmboe Wins 10th Soap Box Derby Championship
Kenny Holmboe of South Hills secures the 10th anniversary Derby Downs Soap Box Derby title in West Virginia amid two rain delays. He powers to victory over Calvin Wilson before an estimated 2,200 spectators, finishing the race as the class B champion in a tense final.
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Kenny Holmboe
South Hills
Uae
South Mills
AL -West Virginia
Derby Downs
Jon Little Tyler
Holmboe
Nell P. Bogss
Mateh
Calvin Wilson
R. Carl Andrews
Jef
Kenny Holmbot
N. Dreystadt
Jimmy Whitehead
Frank Knight
the Gazette
Folmboe
Kaiser
Decessor
Sen
Huthican
D-Chit
Donald Shamblin
Pt. Pleasant
Bricker
Kenny
Kaiser Los‘acer
Snodgrass
Ian Jan
Andrews
Akron
Whitehead
Elim
Gunman Tries Twice to Kill Ohio Senator
A gunman fired twice at Senator Bricker in a Capitol subway incident. William Kaiser, charged with assault with intent to kill, was arrested after the shooting during a Saturday Senate session. The shooter claimed Kaiser sought to refresh his memory, linking the act to a local dispute.
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Ohio
Warrington
Gen
Bricker
Capitol
William
L. Kaiser
Senate
Unyversil
Kaiser Arrested After Capitol Shooting Near Massachusetts Route
Police arrested Kaiser hours after a shooting near the capitol on Massachusetts Road. Beicker and two others, all 19, faced charges of intent to kill. The incident left wall pricks and possible bullet marks, though some claimed the shots were blanks. Kaiser, a World War I veteran, was identified by J H Macomber and others, with subway operator Jerry Albright present.
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Kaiser
Capitol
Massachusetts
No. 1
Ascii
Beicker
Guntre
Senate
Storms Edward E McGinnis
Ralser
Utrat
Bricker
Taler Capitol
Dyker
J_H MaComber
Mayor to Ask Charter Vote At Aug 4 Council Session
Mayor Andrews plans to seek voter approval for a nonpartisan city manager charter at the August 4 council meeting. He pledges to act as a transition sponsor if approved, and to serve his full term as mayor unless the new system starts sooner.
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Tegal Technica Cr
Charleston
Padres
Seadt
Andrews
Ely
Tnc
Sid
Anto
Roy
Truman Drops Biddle Nomination After Five Month Deadlock
Washington July 12 President Truman withdrew Francis Biddles United Nations nomination amid a five month stalemate. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Vandenberg pressed for a new name while critics questioned the delay. Thorp, Oswego native and former U S commerce official, emerged as a potential replacement for economic affairs duties, possibly serving without extra pay if confirmed.
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Waskington
Truman
Francis Biddle
United
University of Michigan
Amherst
U. & Bureau of Foreign
New Deal
Reeves
Enber
Delpnia
Danberg
Schwellenbach defies resignation to rebuild labor department
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach, 62, indicated he would fight to restore the shrinking Labor Department in the wake of Taft Hartley law and tight appropriations. Aides described his plan to implement a long term program to recapture power, despite his current setback.
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Wasfingtow
SWZ
Schwellenbach, Jr
Contvets
Temsa
Betheads
Did
Naval Hospital
Contresa
Frat Schwellandsch
Aldes
Schwellens Dach
Department
Congress
Deemer Federal District Juate
Washington
Phease Tur
Tage
City Manager Plan Grows Rapidly in Postwar Era
The city manager system spreads in the postwar era with 748 cities and 12 counties in 42 states adopting the plan within 17 months. Clarence Ridley of the International City Managers Association notes voters elect councils that hire a professional manager to run day to day operations, keeping political leadership in the council and mayor. The movement, dating to Staunton Virginia in 1908, now covers about 22 percent of cities with 10,000+ population, including San Diego Miami Kansas City Cincinnati Dayton Oklahoma City Fort Worth Dallas and Norfolk among leading adopters.
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Chicago
Clarence E. Ridley
International City Managers
Aszoc
Yenager
Aid
hayes + council
Staunton
Vallage
San Diego
Miami
Kensas City
Rochester
Wn.y
Cincinnati
Dayton
Oklahoma City
Fort Wort
Dallas
Norfolk
Maine
Michigan
Tena
Virginia
Florida
California
Red Barter Pact With Czechs Seen As West Aid Rival
In a July 22 diplomatic development, Czechoslovakia and Russia announced a five year barter accord exchanging Russian wheat and industrial goods for Czech machinery and chemical products. Informants said major Western European nations may pursue parallel barter pacts to offset reliance on Western aid. The communique lists 209000 tons of wheat and other commodities to be shipped to Czechoslovakia in 1943, while Czechoslovakia would supply engines, railway equipment, factories, and industrial gear to Russia.
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Vnauub
UN Czemoalevana Spe
Rusa Synight
Poland
Moscow
Czechoslovalik
Russia
United States
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Truman
Caccs
Rammesinique
Scientist Reports 8,060 MPH Rocket Development Noted
Walter Orr Roberts says Harvard and Colorado University high altitude solar observatory officials report a rocket capable of 8,060 miles per hour with potential range of 9,000 miles. He describes the Neptune missile as a piloted, impossible dream to be tested at White Sands after recent travels.
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Army
Springs
Colo
Walter Orr Robarts
Directa
Joint
Harvard University
Colorado University
Climax
Cély
Itat
Stalin
Baur
Roberts
MacArthur urges non punitive Japan peace terms
General MacArthur warned against punitive and arbitrary provisions in Japan's peace treaty. He said the framework should guide future peace efforts, with unity of purpose and careful handling of details. No date set for the Japanese peace conference. delay cited in asset issues outside home islands.
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Japan
MacArthur
Tokyo
Yestery Day
MacArtthur
Truman
Arthur
FEC
Senate Official Questions Man About Shot At Senator
Senate officials questioned a man following a shooting near the Senate office building. A firefighter named William Waiser is reported in custody as authorities review charges and the incident details.
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Senate
John W. Bricker
Capitol
William Waiser
Cup
Sensie Sargeant
H-Army
Edward le Metritis
Ger
Bevin Leads Talks On Europe Aid Unit At Marshall Plan Conference
In Paris on July 12 17 Britain France and Italy pressed for European recovery aid under the Marshall plan while Russia and eight Eastern European states stayed away The conference discussed forming a non permanent coordinating body and sought broad cooperation with the United Nations and the United States The working committee met without resolving the organ izational issue and will reconvene to consider compromises involving smaller nations The absence of the Soviet bloc and the presence of observers marked the balance of cooperation and tension in the session
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Paris
Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Ernest Bevin
United Madians
Royal
U.N
Levin
Tipotay
Jevin
Bleet Rman
Tomorow
Ana
United
Harvard University
Afiey Aan Lons
Europe
United States
Soviet
Ford
Georges Bidault
Murray Defies New Labor Act Endorses Democrat for Congress in Maryland
President Murray of the CIO declares he endorses Edward Grimante of Baltimore for Congress in a Maryland district race defying the Taft-Hartley Act ban on expenditures by unions. The CIO News editor says the move aims to counter the anti-union GOP candidate and urges repeal of the act.
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Congress
Washington
Ibo
Philip Murray
CIO
Lang Kinich
GOP
Amon
Baltimore
Ley de Caux
CIO Ews
Edwin S. Panett
Repuli
Stion Pierosinki
Balial
Gurmalz
Thomas A'Alesandro Jr
Tern
Romania Rejects U S Note as Interference
In Bucharest on July 12 Romania rejected a United States note responding to British protests over recent political arrests. The government called the U S protest interference in its internal affairs, noting the June 20 message and similar British reply. The notes denounce arrests of opposition members as suppression of democratic elements under a Communist regime.
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Bucharest
Romania
United States
Washington
Two Army Veterans Jailed In Theft Of Atomic Data
Two former Army sergeants Alexander von der Luft, 29, and Ernest D. Wallis, 34, were jailed after FBI agents seized notes and photographs said to include top secret atomic data from Los Alamos. Authorities said no evidence showed the documents were viewed by others and charged them with removal of classified materials.
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Washington
PEL
Army
Los Alamos
N.M
Plsree
Binesten Laniversity
Pennsylvania
Caicayo i
Siesatty
Alexander von Dar Luft
Sarpentinn Drive
Mt. Lebanon
Ernest D. Wallis
West Burton Place
Chicago
Paul Stonee Raymore
North Mick
Guysernment
Cemesiite MW Nichols
Afticm
Invest
FST
Nicholton
Brita Fe
von de Luft
Pallis
U.S
Sears
Britain Drafts Reply to Egypt Over Sudan Tensions
LAKE SUCCESS July 12 British officials charged Egypt seeks to assert dominance over Sudan and force immediate British withdrawal. Sir Alexander Cadogan prepared to counter the Egyptian demand to bring the issue to the United Nations Security Council. The case, tied to revising the Anglo Egyptian treaty set to expire in 1986, may not be taken up soon amid a crowded calendar.
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U.N
Lake
Egypt
Sudan
Withedrawal
Sir Alexander
Cadogan
Britein
Chist
Aero- Sen
Security Council
International ‘Police
Wsarmae
President to Plead For Flood Control Plan
Washington July 12 The White House to send Congress a flood control bill for river systems from the Rockies to the Appalachians. President Truman will urge a large program with an estimated 2 billion dollars, aligning with Missouri Valley Authority supporters who favor a comprehensive river and flood plan. Senator Murray notes assurances favor recognizing MVA as the proper solution, while the administration signals cooperation with levee and dam strategies.
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Washington
Congress
Rockies
Chatton G. Ross
Truman
Murray M-Mont
Missouri Valley Authority
Murray
Howse
House Body Okays Arms Unification
Washington July 12 The House subcommittee approved a plan to unify armed services into a National Security structure. It would create a national security council to advise the President, replace the War and Navy secretaries with a secretary of national security, and establish a National Security Resources Board to oversee mobilization and industrial policy. A central intelligence agency would be headed by a director chosen by the President. The Senate already approved the measure in a slightly different form.
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Hoffman
Micheld
Efort
Senate
Seccatarias of
War
Navy
Singin
National Security Resources Board
National Security Counsell
Central Intelligence Agency
Ise Telligesre
Paris Conference Seizure Claims Stir Stalin Remarks
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Paris talks scene with Stalin referenced and mentions of money and a Greek connection. No clear events, dates, or named people beyond Stalin appear readable.
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Rippard Barkley
Spe Rerdiat
Assautt Jn Subway
Tricker
Hin
Loau Association
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Jerry Albright
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Fiewe
al Schwellenbach
Sportamen
Champaign
Grace Laheran Thureh
Tia
A. C. Larsen
Paris Parley
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Tahu
Bevin
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Neiis
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