United States Plans Move to Counter Soviet Korea Agenda
The United States seeks a late afternoon vote on Warren R. Austin’s resolution condemning North Korea and urging countermeasures, while Russia pushes to place China’s seat issue ahead of Korea in the Security Council. Malik chairs the council as August president. Malik’s draft blocks discussion of the U S proposal, but Western delegates believe they have enough votes to override Soviet objections and push Korea to the fore.
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Associated Press
Lake Success
Russia
Korea
United Nations
Red Chin
Jakob A. Malik
Security Council
Alik
Connell
Malik
Surnalls
Warren R
Yesteruy
Ory
Gentral People's Governo Hent
Peoples Republic of China
Ching
Alisiit
Kore
Train Wreck Blocks P&LE Line Near Beaver Pa
Three of four main tracks on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie line were blocked near Beaver Pennsylvania when about 10 cars derailed from a freight train. No injuries reported. Traffic detoured over remaining clear tracks as officials investigate cause of the mishap.
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Aggoviares
Beaver
Pittsburgh
Erie
Baltimore and Oto Railroad
P. & I. Eline
Trafic
Death of farm horse hints at intruder beating
Ralph Howth of Miscrdany Ful reports a brutal beating of a farm work horse found Saturday morning with wounds and evidence of intruder force. Owner Mr Heath values the horse at 10 dollars and says an investigation is ongoing though police have not been called. He doubts anyone would beat a dumb animal to anger or revenge.
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Ralph Howth
Heath
Tad Bees
So Veterinmrie Ant
Seyone
Cvmer
Degris
Auto arrests soar to 240 in Corry district
State Police reports show 240 motorists arrested in Corry district during July under the "Agent of the Law" program. Corp. Hubley notes this is the highest monthly arrest total in history for the six-officer station, alongside a record rise in fines and 18 traffic crashes causing three deaths and $9,725 in damages. Police conducted seven criminal probes and four arrests, investigated 12 other cases at other departments’ requests, and logged 13,836 patrol miles with 244 information requests.
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Corp
Mtore Hubley
Ignal State
Po- Nee
Corp. Hubley
Vesti
Firemen's School Opens at Lewistown Aug 14
Harrisburg Aug 1 Fenn sylvanie's Training School for Fire men opens its annual Lewistown session on August 14 attracting about 800 volunteer firefighters from across the commonwealth for an intensive 80 hour course. The program aims to secure new state funds and make Lewistown the permanent home of the school with support from the General State Authority and cooperation with the Department of Public Instruction.
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Harrisburg
Fennsylvanie
Lewistown
Commonwealth
Wen
Mercury Stays Below 90 All July in Humid Wet Month
July brought near record heat absence with the thermometer failing to top 90. Highs reached only up to 83 while nights dipped to 43, with 2.19 inches of rain over 14 days and 642 inches rainfall locally. Humidity made days feel muggy as forecasts warned of more heat in August.
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Mercury
Dilly
Columbus Firemen Festival Parade Promises Colorful Show
About 25 drum and bugle corps bands and fire departments plus auxiliaries will join the Arrnval Columbus Firemen's Festival parade at 7 p m Saturday in Mather Park. The two day festival opens Friday with a 7 p m water battle between district fire companies and a street dance by the Rambling Grangers. Saturday morning features a tractor pull with prizes in three classes and local businesses are invited to enter oats after contact with Lester Howles. Also noted is Truman's endorsement of stand-by powers to control wages and prices and to allocate consumer goods.
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Gallon
Clymer Lumber Co
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Haggerty and Day
Columbus Repile
Columbus
Annoui
Lester Howles
Golimbus
Mather Park
Industry Struggles To Find Workers For War Production
Washington reports government and industry face labor shortages as 60 percent of Americans over 14 are employed in civilian and factory roles. With Korea War demands rising, officials consider expanding the labor force. Secretaries emphasize no intent to draft idle workers, while Congress is urged to act.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aue
Witt
Une
du Bow
Alber
Sawyer
Tno
Liv Hurmber
Verdict Links Death of Father of Six to Shock and Exhaustion
The coroner ruled Walter L. Young 41 of Erie died after attempting to save his son from drowning in French Creek. The verdict cited shock and exhaustion from the rescue effort. Young, father of six, collapsed in water near Mill Village during a Sunflower Club outing in LeBoeuf township. Funeral services for Mr Young will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Glenn Funeral Home in Union City.
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Tohny
HG. Musser
Union City
Erie
Jostiny
Torane
Sete
French Creek
Mr Young
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Sunflower Club
LeBoef Township
Erie County
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Mounder
Beach Creek
Mill Village
Donald
Youre
Young Walter
William Young
Glenn Funeral
Dire Forecast of War Economy at Hibernians Meet
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing told hundreds of delegates marching in heavy rain to Holy Cross Cathedral that a peacetime economy may not return for this generation. He spoke at the 65th biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Boston on August 1.
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Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Carter
Hibernians
Holy Cross Cathedral
Pontifical Sss
U S Bombs Korean Arms Plant Near Border
50 B 29s struck a chemical and explosive facility of the Chosen Okuren Nitin Fertiliaee Go near Hungram, two miles from the front, as smoke rose to 16 000 feet. The raid, led by Col. Claude Reau, aimed to disrupt nitrile explosives and other materials. Allied air operations followed intensified ground fighting with Communist anti airfire and patrols along the front.
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Bowie
Om Hungram
Chemical and Explosives Center
North Korea
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Ulus
Claude Reau
Jacksbory
Tex
BOF
Pininain
Baliefront
Manehuria
Hamierat
Aly
First War Dead Returning From Korea
The article reports war dead being returned from the Korean campaign aboard a transport. Names were withheld pending formal ceremonies for next of kin. The return included full military honors with the vessel and nearby ships saluting, a guard at attention, and an honor guard present aboard.
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Associated Press
Collins
America
Senate Demands Allies Aid In Korea Fight
Senate vote gives President Truman power to halt recovery funds to any nation it deems not aiding the UN effort in Korea. The measure accompanies requests for up to 4 billion dollars to rearm Western Europe, and a McCarran amendment seeks to reserve 100 million for a future aid plan. Senators hunched toward approving tougher alignments with allied nations amid pressure for broader support outside the Atlantic Pact.
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U. S
Senate
Truman
Ue United Nations
Korea
Europe
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Ihranus
McCarran
McCarrin
Strike shuts Duquesne works over two workers action
Pittsburgh August 1 the electric surface department of the Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation Duquesne works was shut down today by a strike over the penalizing of two workers. A spokesman for the U S Steel subsidiary said the two men were sent home because they refused to perform their duties. About 150 men are affected.
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Electic Surfince Department of Car
Alegi¢-Ilinois Steel Corporation
Duquesne Works
U.S. Steel Corporation
Formosa Defense Pledge Ties MacArthur to Chiang Kai-shek
Generals MacArthur and Chiang Kai-shek reached a joint defense framework for Taiwan Formosa amid rising Red Chinese activity. MacArthur warned that an invasion attempt would meet strong resistance while U S forces patrol the Formosa Strait under Truman order. He praised Chiang’s resolve and urged continued unity in the Pacific defense effort. Polio deaths in Pittsburgh area rise with Greensburg victims among 46 cases this year.
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Chiang Kai- Shek
Associated Press
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shekk
MacArdine
Taiwan
Taipel
Formos
Aue
Japan
Chine Keul-Shektal Eher
China
United Nations
Karen
Hute Chance
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U. S
Pacific
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Ghlang
Pittsburgh
Debate on controls and restrictions opens in Washington
RFC seeks new limits on loans as the Reserve Board signals a major rise in consumer credit. Push for excess profits levy continues, with preliminary voting possible today. Government action looms as Congress weighs tightening oversight and regulatory powers.
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Reserve Board
Washington
House
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Tru Man
Congress
OT Fishlight
Dlamor
Emil Rieve
CIO
Federal Reserve Board
Consumer Credit
Truman Appeals for Rapid War Funds to Speed Korea War Effort
President Truman asked Congress for swift approval of four billion dollars in new funds to accelerate military production and strengthen allied defenses amid Korean War pressures. He urged faster preparedness, broader controls, and rapid enactment of measures to deter future aggression and uphold United Nations principles. Also reports on inflation controls debate and a CIO stance. a separate item notes a woman in Pottsville has her 17th child, nearing two full baseball teams in her family.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Raylninn
United Nations
Pottsville
Thomas ‘Shaw
Mount Carbon
MacArthur Staff Says Situation Still Not Critical
Tokyo August 1 North Korean Red forces advanced toward Pusan within 40 miles of the vital seaport base. The Reds pressed north and west of Masan and near Pusan as UN forces prepared to stiffen defenses. Fresh U.S. Marines and elements of the 8th Army landed to bolster battered American and South Korean lines. Frontline troops were given a breather as American fire and air units attacked Red concentrations along the southern front toward Taejeon and nearby routes. (Continued on Page Eight)
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Pusan
Korea
Don Whitefield
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Ehneheng
Hyoplehorn
Oneste
United Nations
Korean
South Korea
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Sion
United States
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Hypochon
Taejeu
Gisnes
Plare
Rads
Yeehon
Andong
First Cavalry
iUs
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
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Nari
28th Division Not Called Up Yet
Report from Indiantown Gap states that the 28th Division, including Company A of this city in training, has not received any word on September 1 for active duty. Major General Daniel Strickler says no indication of activation time, while local guardsmen note Friday arrival and earlier assurances of activation next week.
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