Russia ends boycott of UN Security Council
Russia ends boycott of the UN Security Council as Jakob Malik prepares to assume the presidency. The move signals potential veto threats on Korea and other actions, with speculation on Malik blocking further UN actions and the Soviet position at the council amid ongoing tensions.
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Russia
UN Security Council
Malik
Associated Press
Yester
United Nations Security Council
Jakob A. Malik
Council
Atease
Koren
Rove
Ugh
Macarthur
Gladwyr Jebb
Shoralary
Prypve Lie
Inc
Lie
Altern
TF Tsang
United Nations
Washington
Mey
Fussil
Kores
China
Wesb
Soirve
Furthat Enamels
Eid Gan
MacArthue
General Assembly
Girl's Wound Poses Problem for Surgeons
In Pittsburgh on July 28 a three year old girl Evelyn C. Bell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bell of New Brighton, is critically wounded by a 42 caliber pistol bullet in her forehead. She was playing with a gun yesterday when it fired. She was moved from Denver Valley General Hospital to Children's Hospital, where surgeons debate the best method to remove the bullet.
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Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Evelyn C. Bell
Robert Bell
New Brighton
yester‘Hay
Bell
Velyn
Jeuver Valley General Hospital
Pittsburgh Hospital
Japan Fires 180 Newspaper Workers Amid Communist Fears
In Tokyo, about 180 newspaper workers were discharged as suspected Communists amid a broad purge. Major Tidwell of the US Eighth Army noted the actions followed orders, while the Broadcast Engineering Corporation refused entry to 100 employees, all tied to suspected Communist activity.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Erageter
General MacArthur
Daniel Imbiten
SHU
Broadcast Ing Corporative of Japan
Beg
Iin
Edgar
Tidwell
U.S. Eighth ‘Army
Army to draft up to fifty thousand in September and October
Congress acts to restore family allowances for enlisted personnel as the Army signals another draft up to 50 000 in September and 50 000 in October. Total armed forces strength projected near 1 927 000 with ongoing enlistment extensions for 12 months. President Truman signs order extending all current enlistments.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
AL Teast
Uteyer
Navy
Waltyg
United Stats
Wilumby
Trinan
Pacific
Army
GE Charged By Union Official
New York July 28 CIO tender accuses General Electric of aiding a rival union labeled a satellite of the Soviet Union. James B. Garey, ITU head, says GE shows partiality to United Electrical Workers now independent after ousting from CIO. He says UE is a dangerous influence in vital industry and claims GE corruption aided by company propaganda in Schenectady and Erie. UE spokesmen declined comment.
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Nasyunece
New York
CIO
General Electric Company
Soviet Union
James B. Garey
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Carey
United Electrical Workers
Schenectady
Erle
National Labor Relations Board
City invited state agriculture secretary for Pennsylvania Week
The Corry Chamber of Commerce invites State Secretary of Agriculture to attend the combined Pennsylvania Week Potato Festival set for October 16 to 21. Aimed at a major city celebration, invitations were extended to Secretary Hoxst and Justice Robert FH Jackson for honors. Local plans include Erie WTIK radio broadcast, a View area event program, and further festival activities to be announced as details firm up.
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Mites Moral
Ng Helitare
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Forel Corry Yester
Hoxsts
Robert FH
Jackson
Corry Clumber
Commerce
Erie
WTIKK
Time Important Element In War
Washington July 98 The government arms for possible war with Russia as Korea drags on. Officials warn continued poor U S showings could trigger conflict with the Soviets, with Russia watching closely for timing. President Truman seeks large military appropriations and draft expansion to ready forces for a future broader war. Cochrane nominated to federal maritime board.
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U.S
Korea
Russia
Soviets
Associated Press
Washington
Tess
Russa
Kremlin
Unem
Truman
Congress
Tate
Cochrane
Edward &, Cochrane
Navy
Federal Maritime Board
Growing Support for Baruch Plan in Congress
Washington July 26 A strong showing of support built in Congress today for a Baruch plan to curb price controls and stabilize securities. The House banking committee approved a version favored by one president’s plan with 20 to 4 votes, while opposition from some Democrats and Republicans intensified. Senator Taft predicted that partial controls would lead to a broader clampdown after the November elections. The Federal Reserve Board reported record sales increases and a government stock buy plan to secure Cuban stocks, signaling rising market pressures.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
County Lindon
Truman
Thy House Banking
Cnmmil
Bernd M. Botieh
Kunkel
Bill Cones
Telund
Baruch
Demincrat
Pheht
Chaimah Vinge
D-Gu
Holise Tempd —Services Committee
Barat
Feder Reaneve Board
Hikier Uva
Agriculture Department
Nere
Taft
Olso
Senate
GOP
Administeranon
de Serate Banking Committee
Company A Heads to Two Weeks Camp for Training
Company A units depart tonight for two weeks of Army camp near the training site. Soldiers prepare gear and transport arrangements as officers and guardsmen pack equipment and anticipate active duty. By August 1 they will leave the area for temporary deployment with pay at 250 per month.
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Muriiner
Heyy Morte Company
Mendeille
Fordine
Tran
Ube
Rick and Seep
Foy
DP Family of 4 Arrives in City Through Mennonite Sponsorship
A displaced Polish family of four arrives in America from a DP camp in Germany. Sponsored by Ivan Miller of Beaverdam's Miller potato farm, the Matalkycki family aged 16 and 17 will work on the Sarge potato farm. Language barriers hinder communication among sponsors and new arrivals.
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America
New York City
Ivan Miller
Beaverdam
Alfanich Mitalcky] Anderen
Germany
Mennonite Central Committes
Miller
Sarge
Mennonlie J Central Committee
Matalickyjs
Poland
Keng
Bloodmobile visit seeks 100 pints in city drive
Harrisburg July 28 report details a Red Cross bloodmobile visit aiming to collect 100 pints of blood. The drive, coordinated with local hospital and health authorities, will occur Aug 9 and involve community volunteers to meet urgent regional needs. The program highlights no blood replacement is required and processed blood returns to local physicians within 72 hours.
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Red Cross
Coe Ty Red Cross Chapten
Blouth Pemguilley
Vesbordkiy
Bulli
Titninwille
Warrell
Jamestown
Piogton
Nvayets
Corry
Houry
Mobile
Nia Poot
Musthermore
Upot
Louis Announces Comeback Plans in Boxing Return
New York July 28 Louis age 38 lines up a comeback to challenge for the world heavyweight title. He notified the International Boxing Club that he has started preliminary dates in September in New York or Chicago, citing a large tax assessment for 1947-48. The announcement was made through James Norris, president of the IBC. Louis plans to weigh in in good shape and hopes to regain the title that Charles is viewed as the successor to. Meanwhile two guardsmen, Donald Pier and Donald Ryan, faced draft delays as Selective Service and National Guard rules clashed over their pre induction physicals and camp placements. Both chose to stay with the guards and report to their unit, despite possible first-call status by the draft board.
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New York
Lous
Ry Lo
International Boxing Club
Indiana
NBA
Charles
Chicago
Louis
James Norris
Gharles
New York State
Donald Pier
Marian Street
Donald Ryan
Thion City
Uncle Sam
Indiantown Gap
Smecuive Sérvice
Harrishire
Aub
National Guard
Company A
Henry Wheeler
Loon Draft Board
Selective Service
Philippines to join in fighting in Korea report
Manila reports President Quirving or Quiving announces Philippine involvement in Korea with U S forces. He emphasizes unity and readiness to deploy divisions and mortars in support of allied defense against North Korean and allied aggression amid ongoing demonstrations and government measures.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Manila
Quiving
Pir
Participa
Anti Leopold Forces Rally as Brussels Paralyzes
Royal unrest grips Brussels as anti Leopold demonstrators clash with police in a 90 minute melee around the king's palace. Stores shutter, 200000 workers idle, mobs chant Communist Internationale, and patrols seal off main districts amid calls for abdication. Several injured, powers briefly deployed.
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Brusoeia
Weipsun
Ous
Leopold
Fonaveh
Demonte
Tors
Brussets
Trains Search For Crash Survivors Near Tokyo
A crash of a G-7 transport plane carrying 46 aboard occurred southeast of Tokyo. Rescue efforts by American and Japanese forces found wreckage and one survivor amid a search for the remaining passengers and crew. Investigators report nine crew and 23 passengers on board with several war correspondents named among the press aboard the doomed flight.
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Tokyo
Ars
Sagam
Gulf
Aval
Kyushu
Japan
Elres
James
Supple
Chicago Sun-Times
Magmillen Pillonenko
Avene Trance Presse
Stephen Simmons
Hilton Press
London Picture Post
Albert Hinton
Norfolk Journal and Guide
Decisive Battle for Korea Believed Now in Progress
A major Red offensive across Korea unfolds as waves of troops press under heavy artillery and rain. American forces, including U S Army Cavalry and 85th Division units, counterattack to blunt the push while Allied air strikes pound supply lines. Reports say 90 000 Red troops are in the field as Seoul promises a forthcoming counteroffensive and a critical front centers on a mountain pass 48 miles northwest of a key rail hub.
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Assorla
Tokyo
Bires
Luvtisp
Ajel
Mioctar Frewbark
Mie Ganiter
Srearie
Allel Gerster
Aspukestiahub
Muarchus
Kearen
Loree
Uniiek
Spocestian
Throleh
Ten Ville
Watain
Pusan
Jweican
Hores
Sylizmati Rhee
Holtline & Sliitegic
Jibout
Tueji
Key
MacArthur
Ores
Americ S
Red Columns
Recruiting Women in Washington Report On Army Plans
The Army indicated that North Horgana states recruiting up to 50,000 Urema women for possible use in the region. A spokesman said no decision has been received on where the women are being recruited or whether they will be sent to the south or north area, and no details on Communist plans.
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Washington
North Horgana
Come Hat
South
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City
Mennonite Church
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Fliis
Anti-Leopold Forces
Associated Prose
Keystone
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