Truman Urges Quick Repeal Of Three Price Controls Provisions
President Truman urged Congress to repeal three price control amendments he signed last year. He argued the Capetart and Hebert provisions raise costs for consumers and enable profiteering, while the Butler-Hope change restores meat quotas. He warned against waves of panic buying and called for stronger anti inflation measures.
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Stocks Tick Up Sharply as Market Holds Back on Korea
Final Stock New York notes first advance of the week with gains over a point. Trading was moderately active and all departments joined the rally, with specialty issues showing wide improvements. Traders remained hesitant, avoiding further commitments awaiting developments in the Korean situation.
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Miss Alameda County Representation At State Fair
Fran Enterline to represent Alameda County at the California State event marking Hayward area celebrations on September 2. She was chosen for beauty and cultural achievements by a committee led by B. B Armyss. a Bay County delegation including the full board of supervisors will honor her.
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Parents Warned To Keep Informed In Dope Warfare
Hayward Opt mist club members and guests heard Sgt. Guy Skelton of the Oakland narcotics division warn that parents should learn their children's interests and companions in the fight against teen age drug use. A committee will be formed to work with local youth agencies. Skelton spoke at a ladies night meeting at Mandarin Garden.
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Army worker questioned in San Francisco wife death
James Spathers, a 30 year old army civilian chauffeur, was arrested for questioning after the decomposed body of his wife Helen, 28, was found in the backyard of their home. Police said the body had been hidden under bushes for about a month amid a 12 hour search.
Fear Hurricane Death Toll Rising As Tampico Cut Off
Mexico City reports Tampico, Mexico's rich port, isolated as killer hurricane Charlie plows inland. Death toll feared rising from 14 to higher while communications fail and water and power collapse. Civilians suffer electrocutions and exposure as residents seek shelter. two newspapers cannot print.
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Britain to use force over Abadan oil dispute
London announced Britain would act if necessary to protect British personnel in the Abadan refinery area as negotiations over Iran's nationalization of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company collapsed. Ten British warships and RAF planes remained in position while Britain sought Hague Court judgment and pledged not to abandon Abadan.
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Street Playing Causes Injury to Ashland Boy
An 11 year old Ashland boy, Gary Ward, was struck by a car at 7 10 p m in front of 1789 168th avenue while several children raced across the street. Bert Stubblefield 16 of Ban Leandra drove the car and the boy received stitches for a facial laceration at Fairmont hospital.
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Valley Chamber Meeting Tonight Discusses Castro Valley Leather Business
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce will hold a dinner meeting at Svendagaards on Foothill Boulevard. County Superintendent George Janssen and chamber manager P. Po Woodbridge will speak on the future of Castro Valley leather business. The chamber planning and zoning committee headed by Dean Phillips will present a report with recommendations for action.
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Rescue of Two Army Fliers After Bay Crash
Two Army fliers Brakitech and Hazenbush were rescued seven minutes after their L-17 reconnaissance craft landed in San Francisco Bay. The pilots, from 6th Army headquarters, were en route to Miss Field when engine trouble forced an off shore landing about 2,006 feet from shore.
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Troops Brace for Red Drive in Korean Front
Free nations on the 135 mile Korean front gird for a feared communist offensive as armistice talks stall. Gen Van Fleet says UN forces repelled repeated strikes and South Korean units report heavy fighting with 9 000 North Korean casualties in recent operations.
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Ridgway Confronts Red Charge Over Kaesong Bombing
Tokyo dispatch reports Kim Il Sung and Peng Dehuai accused UN planes of bombing Kaesong to disrupt cease fire talks. Ridgway urged a calm response as North Korea and China pressed for punitive demands while UN authorities dismissed the claim as a staged fabrication.
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Japan's Imperial Family Faces First Divorce Scandal
Tokyo reports reveal Prince Haruhito Fushimi divorced Princess Haruko Kanin after 25 years of marriage amid a spate of sensational details. The ex-prince says he was driven to jealousy by a Cambridge-educated aide, while Haruko's alleged affair appears to have ended their union. He seeks to renounce Japanese citizenship rather than reconcile.
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Peron Family Named Presidential Ticket in Argentina
In Buenos Aires Juan D. Peron and his wife are expected to run in November elections. The Peronista party council has announced the couple as its candidates for president and vice president.
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Two Percent Error of UN May Spell War
Tokyo dispatch reports UN negotiators erred by two percent in estimating Communist aims. The UN delegation claimed the Communists want apegee and the 38th parallel established as a cease fire line, while UN forces prepared for renewed fighting near Kaesong, with a possible push toward Seoul. The front has edged north, signaling heightened risk of a broader conflict as rains hamper roads and supply lines.
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