Peace Up To Chi Reds Marshall Says In Korea
Defense Secretary Marshall made an unannounced front visit with General Ridgway and Lt. Gen. Van Fleet as UN forces press a central front drive toward Chorwon Kumhwa. He urged peace moves from Red China and pressed for more UN troops amid heavy artillery duels and fierce fighting near Chorwon and the eastern Yangtze corridor.
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Olen Clements
Tokyo
George C. Marshall
Chorwon
Maralall
Red China
United Nations
Alon Fine
Matthew Ridgway
Ridgway
Sans A. A. van Fleet
Marshall
Toads Fite
Iron Triangle
Kor
Eighth Army
Kumhwa
Far East Air Forces
Trian
Aes
Wonsim
East Coast Park
Pronggang
Wonsan
Yangzu
Inje
Turh
Acheson Denies Knowing Of Bids For Cease-Fire
Secretary of State Acheson told Senate Inquiries he did not know Defense Chief Marshall would travel to Korea amid armistice talks. The exchange sparked Republican probes into Cabinet collaboration with MacArthur’s command and whether military or civil policy guided U S Korea policy. Acheson defended continuous questioning and denied any brewing peace talks or armistice deals.
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Washington
Acheaga
Senate
MacArthur
Marshall
Kotua
Thia
Bercher
Len Wiley Ir-Wis
Achestn
Japan
Ang Ridgwey
United States
Wiley
MacArihny
Acheron
Tenatore Metall
Korea
Senate Armed Services and
Douglas Mat- Abbut
U.S
John Muctlotet
United Nations
Acheson
Muxcio
Ben. Bridges
R-Nh
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
R-Pa
Muccio
Scott
Cotton Bloom Reported In County and Caldwell
A county report notes the cotton bloom, identifying Caldwell and Dethan Taute Emer as key figures. Caldwell owns eight acres of cotton and is adapting with seasonal field activity amid ongoing migration patterns impacting harvest plans.
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Caldwell
Hanna Reappointed Adjutant General
Brig. Gen. Walter J. Cracker Hanna, recently relieved of duty, was reappointed Alabama Adjutant General by Gov. Gordon Persons. His nomination goes to the state Senate for confirmation after a sequence of commissions and reassignment within the National Guard.
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A. Gil Paxton
Taird
Take Approan
Senate
Lawmakers Press Lagging Efforts To Extend Curbs
Washington lawmakers pressed to beat the June 30 deadline for renewing the Defense Production Act. With weeks remaining, Senate and House committees planned to draft another year extension, while President Truman warned inflation pressures could rise due to defense spending. Banking Committee heard three weeks of hearings on extending controls, with some members signaling a likely extension but not new powers.
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Barney Livingstone
Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Wis
Senate Banking Committee
Miss Trumat
Congresai
Truiman' Qskeq
Enson
Units From Rucker Move To Fort Bragg For Maneuvers
Units from Camp Rucker in Alabama have moved to Fort Bragg North Carolina to participate in Operation Southern Pine field maneuvers under Maj Gen Crump Garvin. Brig Gen Walter Luplow assumes post command during Garvin absence, with units returning in about four months. The 47th Infantry Division and the 1st Dixie Division train for a full review at Fort Jackson while the 47th’s Alabama Mississippi origins expand with nationwide integration.
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Camp Rucker
Fort Bragg
N.C
Alga
Oc- Licent
Rucker
Walter BD. Luplow
Garvin
PIG
John R. Hodge
Third Army
McPherson
47T
Dixie
Alabama
Mississippi
Ft. Jackson
D. C
Hodge
Bist
Minnesota
North Dakota
Associated Press
House Okays Funds For Woodruff Dam
The House Appropriations Committee in Washington approved a 4.5 million dollar appropriation for construction work at Jim Woodruff Dam on the Chattahoochee River forming part of the Apalachicola Chattahoochee and Flint River basin in Georgia and Florida. President Truman had vetoed Woodruff dam plans earlier. the appropriation covers the first fiscal year beginning July 7.
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House Appropriations Committee
Washington
Jim Woodruff
Chattahoochee
Pia
Apalachicols
Shattahoecchee and
Filat
Georgia
Florida
Truman
Woldrutt Dam
House
Senate Test Slated On Cut In Personnel
Washington AP reports a Republican move seeks a ten percent cut in non-defense agency personnel. The key vote will test Sen Ferguson's amendment to the Labor Department and Federal Security Agency appropriation bill for the 1952 fiscal year starting July 1. The Senate Appropriations Committee previously accepted an amendment by Sen Condon to cut five percent in federal worker funds in the LABOR Department and Federal Security Agency.
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Washington
Senate
Sen. Ferguson
R-Michy
Larbor Department
Federal Security Agency
Walt Ter
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen. Condon
Labor Department
Ferguron
Iran Prepares Oil Seizure as British Iranial Firm Faces Takeover
Tehran reports large crowds greet Iran's government delegation ahead of seizing Anglo-Iranian Oil Company holdings in Khuzistan. Governor Shamseddin Amir-Saei says nationalization opens a golden era, while negotiations with the British four man delegation are delayed until midweek. Western observers doubtful real action will occur soon. Soviet troop movement rumors in the north are denied by Tehran officials.
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Fred J
ZUIX
Tehran
Iran
Redio
Khozistan
Irantal
Qi Company
Khusistan
Shamseddin Amir Siai
Mohammed Mossadea
Abadan
Ahwar
Khuzistan
Black market charge probe at Chicago stockyards sparks beef worry
Government agents looked into reports of black market activity at the 1 South St. Paul stockyards as Chicago beef receipts fell to among the lowest totals on record. Cattle arrivals nationwide dropped to half last week, with Chicago receipts at 2 000 head, 82 percent below last year. Ranchers blamed price rollbacks or held back cattle while some claimed they sold early to avoid losses. Officials warned beef could be scarce this month but not through July.
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Chicago
UPI
South St. Paul
Farma
St. Paul
Washington
Michael V. DiSalte
iMs
H. O B. Raskin
Tegional
Office of Price ‘Stabilization
Midwest
Reapportionment Fight Delays Action in Alabama Senate
In Montgomery AP report, a double-edged tactic stalls reapportionment debate for a third day as lawmakers consider the administration's 3 percent sales tax bill. Senator Lawrence K Andrews leads weekend adjournment attempts while Lt. Gov. James B. Allen blocks moves. A constitutional amendment to lower village taxes and a separate pension board bill also surface but face delays. Meanwhile Birmingham coverage notes Cake division plans and parole policy changes tied to paroled offenders.
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Montgomery
Bullock County
Lawrence K. Andrews
Andrews
James B. Allen
Senate
John Will Johnson
Ghambats
Constitution Committee
Teo
Locke
Perry County
Ammense Aene
Birmingham
Duced
Dixie Division
Fort Jack
Amed Jones
Lauderdsleton
D. C
Pension Board
Welfare
Families of Alabama soMlieran
Preston Clayton
Barbour
Army Post
Don Er
Alabama
Mississippi
Drought Losses to State Crops Hit 150 Million Dollars
North Alabama faced drought with heavy showers promising relief. Cotton and corn losses tallied near 55 million dollars, with milk, meat, and other crops adding 35 million. Madison county leads in bare cotton land. overall moisture remained critically scarce as regional agents urged rain to avert further damage.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Florence
Jasper
Hunteville
Decatur
North Alabama
Sears
Frank Stewart
Madison
Ounty
Calhoun County
A. 3 Mathews Jr
Weather Bureau
Oly
Houston County
M. Ling
Missing diplomats puzzle deepens in London and Paris
Foreign Office in London said no clues exist about the two Britons missing. French intelligence holds a theory they may have taken top level defense secrets behind the Iron Curtain. Messages to relatives appeared, but handwriting did not match the men. Authorities deny foul play and no arrest warrant is issued. The United States is kept informed as the hunt continues.
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Paris
Fimen Sah Soir
Mane
Doral Dery
Ice
Guy Burge
Enen
Sbassy
Washington
Enna
France
Ridsale
London
Rela- MacLean
Coma
Ridsdale
MacLean
Melinda Marling
Donald MacLean
Burges
Mra. G. B. Bassett
United States
S¢r
New York Starts Price War Probe As Battle Laws
New York citywide price war triggers a lengthy state legislative inquiry into retail trade secrets. Macy’s faces sharp criticism for a price war sparked by price tag changes, with Gimbel’s reacting in kind. Hearings led by Assembly member Trwin Steingut may last months as witnesses allege a phony price war. The probe extends to national action with lawmakers examining fair trade and price fixing effects.
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New York
New York State
Legislatore
Macy's
Gimbel’s
Supreme Court
Washmetee
Rom Curtis
R-Mo
Miller Tydings
Curtin
House
John Starkman
S. Klein
Ex-Speaker Charles D. Norman Dies in Alabama Hospital
Charles D. Norman former speaker of the Alabama House and publisher of Union Springs Herald died in a Montgomery hospital today. A veteran legislator with six terms starting in 1927 he had been ill for about two weeks and died at about 7 am He was defeated last year by Rep John Allen Crook Norman was a native of Union Springs educated there and at the University of Alabama He helped draft the 1901 Bate Constitution and was son of former Union Springs mayor James Bean Norman.
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Norman
Chauncey ‘Sparks
Uden Springs
University of Alabama
Union, Springs Herald
James Bean Norman
Union Springs
DMA Prepares Peanut Survey in Houston County
PMA plans an annual peanut acreage survey with Jetee A. Culbreth entering field duty around July 1. Reporters will complete surveys by mid August to provide farmers with total planted acreage and a second check will assess acreage under marketing agreements.
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Houston
Jetee A. Culbreth
PMA
Onca
Alabama Accidents Take Three Lives
AAP report notes three people died in Alabama accidents. Details are unclear due to damaged copy, with names and locations not fully legible. Further information pending official releases from state authorities.
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Alabama
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