Korean peace talks end in failure amid stalemate hints
United Nations and Communist truce teams hold firm on a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel as Aug 1 talks conclude without progress. Vice Admiral Joy delivers lengthy critique of the Red demand while stressing a demilitarized, defensible line near current battle fronts. negotiations resume Thursday with renewed stalemate and possible short recess.
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Acheson
Korea
38Th
Achesy
U Hes
Marshall
Ainde
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Wice
C. Turner Joy
Kaesong
Asth
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South Korea
Red
William P. ‘Nuckols
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Nam
Delegales
Piemount
Menting Hell
Deadigoks- GN
IA Point
Jilat
Sah Paraise
Injin Rive
Kaesohe
Teorea
Cosat
Byrd Talks Tax Revenues Limitation Amid Hearings
Senate figures, led by Byrd D Virginia, debate a pending 9.2 billion dollar revenue measure as hearings run into Friday. Byrd notes uncertainty over further increases while Truman asks for 10 billion in additional taxes. Committee mover says totals could shift by the end of the week.
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Senatow Byrd D-Val
Ip Shires
Byrd
Choirawn
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Mnanee Committee
Tal
Bay
Virginia
Truman
Congress
House
New Boom For Eisenhower Now In Full Swing Rumors Grow
Reports from New York indicate GOP leaders expect Taft and General to clash over nominating purposes as Democrats watch Eisenhower rise. The Aug 1 AP dispatch notes wind of activity, with politicians debating his possible candidacy and stance on business and economics shaping early convention chatter. Continued on Page Five.
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New York
Taft
General
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Associated Press
Harzon Lodsy
Dwight D. Lieenhower
Mint
Maine
O Connor Gains In Vote Recount For District Attorney
In Braddock's Second district a court ordered recount added 54 votes to Joseph O Connor, giving him an unofficial lead of about 1,450 over opponent Loran L Legts. Judge John J Kennedy ordered reopening of ballot boxes to address alleged discrepancies in tally sheets as Allegheny County election officials met to review the results.
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Braddock
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Reverend J R Clair Heads Red Cross Chapter Again
Rev J R Clair reelected head of the Corry Red Cross Chapter for the coming year. D B Taggart, Mrs Vetlam McCray, and Mrs Walter Proctor elected to vacancies. National convention notes, blood program, Junior Red Cross, and Korea China issues discussed. 84 active home service cases reported. officers and committees to be chosen. Annual reports distributed to directors.
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Chairenan
Corry
American Red Cross
Ieexairavlor
D. B. Taggart
Vetlam McCray
Concord Township
Wilter Proctor
Wayne Township
Rosy Fehlmary
Honey T. Waler
Clair
New York City
Red Cross
Korea
China
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Bear Lake
Columbus
Spring Creek
Gory
Ueu
Warvere
Harley Johnson
Funure
Cory
Center Street
Bee
Two Killed in Corry Area Accidents
Two persons were killed in Hilfe accidents in the Corry district during duty. Theodore Hubley of Ah Joew State Police barracks described the morning as the first tale of security in the area during 1951. The high level of arrests continued with 81 motorists cited during the lay period. Twenty-two accidents involving auto passengers were investigated by officers at the Corry sub-station. Property damage for the month reached a new high at 3040 dollars. Officers conducted 18 criminal investigations and opened 18 probes for other departments. Air patrols covered 10 281 miles of area highways and 107 information requests were answered.
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Corry
Theodore Hubley
Ah Joew
Amass Third Of Strategic Reserves in 1948
The Munitions Board reports the national stockpile of strategic materials for war is over one third of the planned total. The annual Congress report shows current value around 63 billion with a total objective of 85.3 billion. The board notes possible revisions to fit mobilization needs and cites unchanged core goals while acknowledging prior six month figures.
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Munitions Board
Truman To Cut Trade With Czechoslovakia
Washington reports President Truman will cut American concessions to Communist Czechoslovakia. The State Department announced withdrawal from trade tariff benefits and elimination of obligations under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Further steps could end existing trade agreements, affecting American merchants in Czechoslovakia and U.S. access to Czech markets. The move follows prior bans on travel and prior restrictions imposed since last April. September meeting with Geneva representatives discussed the broader pact implications.
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Czechoslovakia
State Department
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Qabis
Pritont
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U. S
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Czerns
Amercan
Czcchoslovak
United States
Milk price fight clouds Pennsylvania milk board
The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission debates possible OPS injunction to halt retail milk price hikes. Commissioner Snyder says newspapers show OPS will seek a federal restraining order to undo increases, while the commission stands firm. President Truman signs new economies bill. observers suggest OPS timing. The commission awaits replies to two letters to Price Stabilizer DiSalle and DiGallo seeking talks as it maintains its price stance.
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Johny J. Snyder
Office of Price Stabilization
Commission
Snyder
Mille Commission
Feders Agency
Milk Commission
Barrisburg
Truman
Corry
Control Commission
OPS
Michael DiSalle
Silso
DiGallo
Four fined for disorder in city lunch room incident
Four defendants from Union City and nearby areas appeared before Police Magistrate M S Cobbett to answer charges of disorderly conduct from two lunch room fights on West Main Street. Clark Bacon George Shimuns and Remind Zewstsky were fined 25 each plus costs. Ernest Dyne and Henry Watkins cleared. Zewatsky to restitute for a damaged door. Roy Olson pled guilty to a second disorderly conduct charge and fined 10 plus costs after a belligerent display following the request for a sandwich.
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Texas
Tuiinham West Main Street
Clark Bacon
George Shimuns
Union City
Remind Zewstsky
West
Church Street
Ernest Dyne
Genterylilé
R. Dila
Henry L. Watkins
Union
Draft call outlines 41,000 for October across services
The Defense Department requests 41,000 draftees for October, including 5,000 for the Marine Corps and 96,000 for the Army. This marks a monthly increase of 6,820 from September, with Marines already drafting since August. The October quota is the highest since March, when 80,000 were requested for the Army, as July saw a lull in inductions during the Korean War.
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Washington
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Army
Korea
Mystery Balloon Drift Over Ohio Heads East Toward Coast
A silver balloon 150 to 200 feet in diameter was sighted over Cleveland, then Warren and Youngstown, moving toward the eastern coast at about 80 mph from 30,000 to 60,000 feet. Observers, pilots, and meteorologists suspect a weather balloon with uncertain origin. F-89s and Air Base units traced the object, which may rise until it bursts.
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Tax Deadlock Persists After Lenate Dinner Conference
Harrisburg August 1. Gov. John S. Fine and Republican senators failed to break the income tax impasse after a late night conference with opponents. Wade, Graybill, Lannen, Montgomery, Crowe, McPherson, Snowden, Burvey, Taylor and others insisted on the full $12,000,000 levy. Fine contemplated a floor showdown or a recorded vote to expose opposition. House moves to adjourn while Senate fights on the tax bill continue. The administration pushed unemployment and disability aid bills, with benefits rising from 25 to 30 dollars weekly, but a GOP majority blocked partial jobless plans for workers with part-time schedules. Continued on Page Eight.
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Harrisburg
John 5
Republica
George N. Wade
Cumberland
GOP
Pwitel
Iasivd
Weluy
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Grayhill
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Fine
Bens
M. Harvey Taylor
Senate
T_ Newell Wood
Luzerne
Senate Finance Committee
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Taylor
James S. Bengert- Potter
Erate Enucity
House
DiLyan
Little Leaguers Edge Cory Jamies Town In Big Night
A four game Little League set brought top tier energy as four teams vie for a potential five game World Series. Loveland Field hosted a dramatic start with a 4 9 win over Cory Jamies Town as junior players delivered big league style action. Details of last night’s game appear on today’s sports page.
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Willy Uke
Cory Jamiestown
Tocal Ibasétiail Tants
Dyers
Setion
Vodays Sport
Truman Ready to Go After New Law on Price Controls
Senate urges action on price controls as Truman weighs new measures amid war in Europe. Lodge outlines U.S. military aid plans and a defense build up including 7,000,000 potential mobilized men and a 950,000 strong reserve. Eisenhower approved forces.
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U.S
Europe
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Washington
Tor Lodge
ReMi
Lodge
Britain and Russia trade appeals on censorship easing
Britain and Russia exchange public appeals as Pravda prints a British foreign secretary Morrison statement. British officials call the Pravda reply disappointing while Moscow argues freedom breeds violence and urges Western views circulation to ease tensions.
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London
L.riteau
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Morsleon
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Europe
Prawia
Morrison
Minor League Boss Testifies In Probe Over Expansion
George C Trautman head of the minor leagues tells a congressional subcommittee the game will die if the rule blocks club movement between territories He argues against westward expansion and criticizes current major league structure as intolerable in the hearing chaired by Rep Geller.
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Seswesvens
Washington
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Trautman
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U-N.v
President Turin to push for strong price control law
Assorted reports describe President Turin rallying Congress for a stringent price control statute to replace a weakened prior act. Opposition cites a flawed framework while officials debate applying new ceilings to consumer goods and essentials amid inflation, with ongoing cuts and a broader review of stabilizing measures.
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Washington
Turin
Congress
Thum
House Dias
Tyuniv
Hs Stormy Mishsel
DiSalle
Priv Stabilization
OPS
Hyetlcs
Welee
Tiuss
Disalie
Peice
Ana
Hilton
Wise Stabligation Board
New Mowrey's Shop Opens After Refurbishment
William Mowrey announces the opening of New Mowrey's Shop at 124 North Center Street. The former Floradara Floy- Pr shop has been repainted, refreshed, and will offer a complete line of rope and copper wares, tools, and garden items as a sales point for local customers.
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Floradara Floy
Bf 124
North Center
William Mowrey
Northy Side
Minwrey
Vo EL Phillips
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