Soviets Have Modern Subs
The article reports suspected Soviet naval submarine expansion in the western Pacific and inland seas near eastern Asia. It notes dispersal across ports like Darien Manchuria Sakhalin Vladivostok Okhotsk Kamchatka and Siberian bases to reach US Aleutians. The Soviet fleet may total up to 350 subs with snorkel tech and the US surveys the threat as the carrier Bataan moves to hunt subs.
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Pacific
Eastern Asia
Pentagon
Red Navy
Far East
Darien
Manchuria
Yellow Sea
Sakhalin Island
Japan
Vladivostok
Okhotsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
Siberian
United States
Aleutian Islands
Russia
Western Pacific
Bataan
Largest Land Based Plane Makes Secret Test Flight
SAN DIEGO July 13 The air forces XC 99 the worlds largest landbased military transport flew here from San Antonio Texas yesterday but the mission was kept secret A Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp spokesman said the flight side was veiled by air force security regulations The plane which carries 400 men underwent recent modification at Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio and made its first test flight since work finished last week
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San Diego
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Kelly Air Force Base
Congress Has Serious Views on Military Readiness
Secretary of the Army warned before a house committee that an atomic attack on the United States is now more than a possibility and would likely target industrial centers. Senator Humphrey questioned the vast defense spending and delays in mobilizing forces. Senators noted Soviet submarine progress and planned to review naval data with Sherman while Johnson condemned the neglect of overall military strength.
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House
United States
Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Soviet
Russia
Sherman
Johnson
Johnson, In His Speech, Said That the Navy, Army and Air Force
Vatican elevates Monsignor O'Hara to Archbishop
Pope Pius XII named Gerald Patrick O'Hara Archbishop. The Savannah Atlanta Georgia diocese will be his see, and he previously served as the Vatican's last representative in Romania before expulsion.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Gerald Patrick O'Hara
Vatican
Archbshop
Romania
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
Restrictions on Air Force and Naval Movement Communications
The release notes restrict air force group designations and non divisional unit references. Movement details including equipment status strength and movement dates are not releasable. West coast vessel movements after departure may be mentioned, but no movements west of Pearl Harbor. Security contacts at the Pentagon are provided for doubt or guidance.
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Pearl Harbor
Far East
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Commander In Chief
Eighth Army
Fifth Air Force
20Th Air Force
Seventh Fleet
United Nations
United States
Security Review Branch
Department of Defense
Pentagon
War jitters push food prices higher amid supply fears
Prices for pork center cuts rose two to 20 cents per pound in a survey of major chains, with beef, eggs, and frying chickens also higher. Bread and coffee costs increased as drought and military spending influence supply, while the Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index climbed to 6.38.
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Agriculture Department
Brazil
Chicago
Dun and Bradstreet
Time Zone Guidance for Local Broadcast Schedules
The notice instructs that Eastern Local Time should apply and that a one hour subtraction is needed for Central and a two hour subtraction for Mountain regions. It notes some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and warns that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Evening Radio and TV Schedule Highlighting News and Entertainment
A July broadcast lineup lists news reports and commentaries followed by sports music and dramas. Shows include Garry Moore News and Commentary, Gregory Hood Case, Duffy's Tavern, Crime Photographer, Dragnet, and Vincent Lopez. Multiple CBS and NBC programs air through late evening with dance bands and a two hour News and Variety finale.
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Gregory Hood
California Caravan
Father Apews
Bes
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Blondie
Danwood
Cass Daley
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Abe Dieneer
Sara
Hollywood Theater
Tax-Free Property Burden on Raleigh and Similar Cities
The piece surveys tax exemption across state federal and local levels, noting Raleigh sits on fifteen to twenty million dollars of non taxable real estate near the capitol. It discusses in lieu payments, regional comparisons, and the burden on taxpayers to cover fire sewer and services for tax-exempt institutions and public facilities.
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North Carolina
United States
Log A
Raleigh
Capitol Square
YMCA
Capitol
State College
Meredith, Peace
St. Mary's
Shaw University
St. Agnes College
State School For the Blind
Rex
Mary Elizabeth
St. Agnes Hospital
State Hospital
Dix Hill
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Bugg
Isand
National Federation of Tax Administrators
U S Heavy Planes Mobilize As New Draft Call Looms
The article reports a possible second call for about 20 000 draftees around October after the recent induction wave. It notes the Army deploying regular forces at home, considers National Guard mobilization, and cites Truman authority to activate Guard units. It also covers MacArthur era air operations and Soviet naval activity near Korea.
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United States
National Guard
Truman
J. Lawton Collins
U. S. Army
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Air Force
Tokyo
MacArthur
Arthur W. Radford
Navy
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Washington
North Korea
Korea
Moscow
Tass
Pyongyang
Amer
Higher Taxes Considered Amid Korea Crisis Costs
Business group testifies before the senate finance committee that Korea could push costs up to five million dollars in the current fiscal year unless wartime taxes are prepared. Officials warn a wartime tax system could raise excises and individual rates if war worsens, while pausing peacetime tax cuts.
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Senate Finance Committee
America
Alvord
Congress
Finance Group
White House
Korea
Senate
United States Warns on New Outbreak of Aggression
The United States said it would view any new outbreak of aggression with the utmost seriousness while reports alleged Soviet satellite forces move toward actions affecting Europe. A spokesman declined to comment on the specifics and emphasized global tension.
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Igaria
Yugoslavia
United States
Navy denies carrier Valley Forge sunk rumor
In Tokyo on July 13 a navy spokesman said the United States carrier Valley Forge remains afloat despite rumors it had been sunk. A Washington navy department spokesman also denied the report.
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Tokyo
Navy
United States Navy
Western Pacific
Valley Forge
Washington
Navy Department
Tin Cans Filled With Food Dominate U S Output
Between five and eight million tin cans are annually filled with food in the United States. The statistic highlights a steady scale of packaged food production and distribution across major manufacturers.
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United States
Jet Passenger Plane Designs Require Study
Aviation expert George W. Haldeman told the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that jet passenger planes must solve safety issues before commercial use. He cited emergency exits, better brakes, emergency oxygen systems, and reliable cabins as essential to prevent explosive decompression.
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Los Angeles
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
George W. Haldeman
Haldeman
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Telephone links connect Peiping and Pyongyang, reports say
A North Korean radio broadcast monitored in Tokyo said both Peiping and Pyongyang were linked by telephone and telegraph lines. The claim notes cooperation between Communist China and North Korea and cites an international communications tie between capitals.
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Tokyo
China
Peiping
Pyongyang
Lightning Fatal to Twin Girl Near St Peter's Farm
In Cleveland county a lightning bolt killed 16 year old Jewell Willis and stunned her twin sister Jeanette as they walked from a field toward their farm home in the St Peter's community. Parents Mr and Mrs Ed Willis reported the tragedy yesterday afternoon.
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Jewell Willis
Jeanette
St. Peter's
Cleveland County
Ed Willis
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