Town Hall Plan Could Be Used In Russia Says Denny
George W. Denny Jr president of Town Hall argues a Moscow Town Hall gathering could avert a world war by enabling free information exchange in the Soviet Union. He notes the program is used in Japan and soon in American occupied Germany and criticizes merged economic policy postwar.
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Denny
Moscow
Soviet Union
George W. Denny, Jr
Town Hall
America
Town Ae
George V. Denny
New York
Japan
Germany
Death of Dr Benjamin Hays in Oxford at 76
Dr Benjamin K Hays 76 former secretary treasurer of the state board of medical examiners and secretary of the state medical society died at his Oxford home today Funeral plans were incomplete
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Oxford
Benjamin K. Hays
State Board of Medical Examiners
State Medical Society
Iron and Steel Production at Bethlehem Ends
Lackawanna New York July 5 Bethlehem Steel Corp halted all iron and steel production at its Lackawanna plant and 2000 idle as 600 blast furnace workers walked out threatening a full shutdown. United Steelworkers district director Malony said trouble at the Bethlehem plant and would not elaborate while company officials declined comment. A source cited friction with a foreman as the reason.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Joseph P. Malony
United Steelworkers
CSO
Bethlehem
Shock Waves from Atomic Test Hit Naval Hulls
Experts warn a sudden spasm of pressure could throw waterspouts and create 100 foot waves above ships in the test area. The Crossroads experiment aims to punish capital ships with the power learned from prior detonations, testing hull resilience of battleships aircraft carriers and cruisers.
Bikini Second Atomic Bomb Set for Detonation
Vice Admiral Blandy announced July 5 as the tentative date for Bikini atoll’s second atomic blast described as an attack against hulls. The detonation will occur just beneath the lagoon surface with a full dress rehearsal planned for July 19 and a revised tidal-wave estimate of about 70 feet.
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MT. Mckinley
W. H. P. Blandy
Bikini
One
Bikini Island
Navy faces second deep water atomic test
The dispatch explains concerns over ships taking on water from broken plates and a 100 foot wave during a shallow test. It notes a planned deeper sea explosion next year, promising altered expectations and a sterner challenge for warships and fleet tactics.
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Navy
British Strips at Mesheg Yagur Seize 20 Cache Digs
British forces report confiscation of demolition materials at Mesheg Yagur where 20 large caches were found. Tension remains high as three British officers, captured June 18 by Irgun Zvai Leumi, were released unharmed in Tel Aviv after being held in wooden crates.
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Telviv
Irgun Zvai Leumi
Rgun
Senate battle over price control bill tests White House
Debates raged as Senate Banking Committee backed a revised price ceiling bill with changes feared by Taft. Porter called key amendments workable, paving path for potential approval despite opposition and veto risk.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
House
Executive
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Taft
Ohio
Barkley
Kentucky
Maryland
Price
Paul Porter
Ohioan
Barkey
Price hikes sweep broad segments as price control ends
The end of peacetime price controls triggers sharp rises in meat butter and milk costs with some cities seeing meat up as high as 85 percent. Rent and restaurant prices rise while subsidies ended June 30, lifting the average grocery bill by about $12 a year per consumer.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Memphis
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Birmingham
Shreveport
Arkansas
Los Angeles
New York City
San Bernardino
Calif
Philadelphia
Omaha
Paducah
Richmond
Washington
D. C
Portland
Ore
Associated Press
State Accepts Accessory Pleas In Carroll Case
The state accepted pleas of accessory before and after the fact in the trials of Claiborne McKee Charlie Clemmer Albert Hudspeth Leo Rutledge Tiller Jr and Roy Odell Whitt all of whom are linked to the death of W C Carroll a Raleigh produce dealer. Carroll was assaulted and robbed of about 4000 as he left his home to go to work. Sentence was deferred until the case details are presented to court.
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Raleigh
Claiborne McKee
Charlie C. Clemmer
Durham
Albert Hudspeth
Portsmouth
Leo Rutledge Tiller, Jr
Roy Odell Whitt
Winston-Salem
W. Callie Carroll
McKee
Clemmer
Tiller
Whitt
Carroll
Woman says husband told her to shoot him in argument
Whitley county prosecutor planned to file mal charges against 52 year old Columbia City housewife Flossie Ellan Walker after she signed a statement claiming she killed her husband Roy Williams Walker yes he told me to shoot him. Sheriff Fremont Fisher said the statement was witnessed by the sheriff and state police and cites a night of drinking and an argument about returning to the veterans hospital in Marion Indiana.
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Columbus City
Ind
Whitley County
W. M. Bloom
Columbia City
Fremont Fisher
Flossie Ellan Walker
Roy Williams Walker
World War I Veteran, After An All-Night Argument Duren, Piao
Loom
Walker
Fisher
Veterans’ Hospital
Marion
Illinois war contract probe touches Garsson group and May
The House war procurements committee revisits connections between Illinois munitions firms led by Garsson and Congressman May. Campbell testifies that Garsson introduced him to Brig. Gen Hammond in 1942. A May telephone transcript shows pressure to aid a Batavia Metals contract. The inquiry expands with Patterson and Slezak likely to testify.
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Garsson
Thomas
Hammond
Chicago Ordnance Office
George Meader
May
House Military Committee
Tom Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Combine
Clark
Pikeville
Illinois Group
Congress
War Department
House
Patterson
Batavia Metal Products, Inc
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Batavia Company
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A. B. Gellman
Joseph T. Weiss
Navy
John Slezak
Chicago
Illinois Combine
Mead
Kentucky Congress
Polish referendum sparks curfew and clashes in Kielce
Thirty four lire and militiamen assist. Militia reinforcements to Kielce used armored cars. A curfew 7 p m. The government reports early returns show a substantial lead on all three referendum questions. Foreign ministry says 67 bandits killed and 308 wounded or arrested in clashes with security police militia and outlawed bands.
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Foreign Ministry
Ministers to study Austrian question and Italy situation
Conference ministers plan to study the Austrian question and the current political situation in Italy. Russia requested discussion on Italy and peace for Germany is also on the agenda. The ministers expect to work until the eve of the peace conference.
Holiday fatalities mount during four day celebration
The report states 159 violent deaths during the four day holiday with 42 drownings during holi outings and 35 other violent deaths from various causes. Jeane Piccone a 13 year old Philadelphia girl was killed by a mortar shell in Fairmont park while George Bucher 17 died in Waukesha when a firecracker caused a ruptured lung during a swim. The National Safety Council projects 800 immediate deaths for the period with 275 traffic fatalities and a forecast of 75 traffic deaths yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Waukesha
Wis
Jeane Piccone
Fairmont Park
George Bucher
National Safety Council
Independence Day speakers honor Carolinas leaders in varied events
Governors Cherry and Williams led statewide celebrations in North and South Carolina with veterans, Guardsmen, and leaders like J Melville Broughton and Maj Gen Gavin. Gavin outlined a two point plan for liberty and education to foster international understanding while Bettis Academy hosted a large Negro Day event with drill contests and an air show.
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South Carolina
Cherry
Cramerton
America
Williams
Myrtle Beach Army Air Field
South Carolina State Guard
J. Melville Broughton
Manteo
United States
Jnation
James M. Gavin
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
University of North Carolina
Markets Turn Lower in Slow July Trading
Stocks fell irregularly in the slow market session as gains for Chrysler, Kennecott, International Nickel, Southern Pacific, American Can and Westinghouse offered mild support. Major declines hit U S Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Sears Roebuck, General Electric, Standard Oil, International Harvester, Anaconda, Pennsylvania and U S Rubber. Bonds mixed and cotton futures heavy.
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Chrysler
Kennecott
International Nickel
Southern Pacific
American Can
Westinghouse
U. 8
Cotton futures open lower with July at 39.89
At Cot ton New York, July futures opened 35 to 80 cents a bale lower, with noon prices down 45 to 80 cents. July settled near 39.89 while October and December quoted around 31.12 and 30.09, respectively, amid broad weakness.
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eeseAl
Textile markets quiet as mills close for vacation
New York reports mills shut for vacation and selling houses closed over the holiday weekend. Markets show spot selling only until Congress decides on the price control program. Forwarding could suffer if revised price restrictions affect undelivered portions of contracts.
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New York
Congress
Cattle Hog Market Report from Chicago Closes Mixed
USDA market data shows salable hogs at 23 000 with total 30 000, prices down 75 cents to 1.00. Cattle summarizes 6 500 salable head, total 9 708, with fed steers and yearlings steady and top weights around 22.25, heifers weak to steady, cows 13.00 to 15.00, bulls strong to 16.50, stockers scarce. Local small killers active and dealer quotes around 18.50 to 18.00, with overall clearance prospects fair.
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Chicago
USDA
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