Solon Demands Probe Into U S Aid To Nationalist China
Sen Brien McMahon urged a thorough investigation into an inside clique alleged to have profited from U S aid to Nationalist China in 1942 and to have used funds to influence U S policy. He pressed the Senate committee on General MacArthur’s dismissal inquiry amid debates over Yalta concessions and China’s fall to communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
China
Toote Brien McMahon
D-Conn
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
United States
Acheson
Russia
Yalta
Chiang
Sen
McMahon
Connecticut
Democrats
Long and Ly
State Department
Alexander Wiley
Rwis
Japan
Wiley
R-Wis
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Far Eastern
Truman
Ba Pacific
Khan Sens
Alexander Smith
Owen Brewster
Ae Eee
R B. Russell
Dga
Maca
Jeines Geared
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Formosa
Jaycees Hear Army Status Discussed
Miami officials welcome Brig. Gen. Melvin Maas to explain reserve status as 20 000 called back. Jaycees parade 15 000 spectators along Biscayne Boulevard with states bands and international entrants. General business session draws 2 600 members as presidential candidate demonstrations unfold.
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Miami
Fla. 7
U.S
Commere
Melvin J. Maas
Washington
Maas
Secretary of Defense
Air Force
Jaycees
Biscayne Boulevard
Alaska
Hawaii
Canada
Belgium
Australia
Gladewater
Tex
White Oak
Walterboro
S. C
Elizabethton
Tenn
Ed Rood
Tampa, Fla
Lee Price
Swainsboro, Ga
Bill McDaniel
Dallas
Stock Market Pushes Ahead In Mixed Session
New York stocks advanced modestly with rails leading gains as the index rose after a strong previous day. Turnover reached about 570000 shares in two hours, helped by solid moves in Santa Fe Erie Chesapeake and Ohio Southern Pacific and New York Central, while oils and chemicals posted gains and several industrials held steady.
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New York
Tony
Santa Fe
Erie
Chesapeake & Ohio
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
New York Central
Allied Chemical
Union Carbide
du Pont
Steels
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Baruch urges continuation of wartime price controls
Bernard M. Baruch warned Congress that ending economic controls would imperil national defense and risk another world war. He urged strict price and wage controls, heavier taxes, government economy, and no exemptions to special interests to curb inflation and finance mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Congress
Baruch
M Ina
Blair Oody
D-Mich
Senate Banking Committee
Law School Accepting Negroes at University of North Carolina
Dean P Brandis announced that UNC law school admitted three Negro students for summer term after a court declined to review a ruling ordering admission. Among the new entrants are H E Beech Durham and J Kenneth Lee Greene County. Edward O Diggs Winston-Salem will enter the medical school. North Carolina College runs a separate Negro law program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gray
Robert House
Sol Revis
James Lassiter
Law School
Edward O. Diggs
Winston-Salem
Diggs
North Carolina College
House Group Puts Okay On Tax Boost
Washington United Press reports the House Ways and Means Committee approved proposals to raise taxes by about 5.0 billion dollars annually. Individual rates would rise 12.5 percent with a defense tax add on. corporate rates would climb five points. Excise boosts, excess profits tax tightening, and other measures aim to lift revenue. Senate review expected with possible substantial changes before passage.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Beef shortage blamed on black market. inspectors deployed
Chicago officials report meatpackers claim scarce cattle are diverted to the black market as farmers resist rolled back prices. OPS agents ordered into stockyards to track diversions. Health director Gerald K orders probe into alleged horse meat sold as hamburger amid beef scare. Spokesman says buyers are either in the black market or losing money. some suspects are Eastern buyers shipping cattle to Atlantic Coast slaughterhouses.
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Chicago
Office of Price Stabilization
Atsyee
Ge City Health
Gerald K
Comade
American Meat Institute
Milwaukee
Atlantic Coast
Seven Nazi murderers hanged after appeals fail at Landsberg
In Landsberg Germany seven mass murderers executed after U S appeals were rejected. They cried innocence as the trap dropped and were buried secretly. Notables included Oswald Pohl and Otto Ohlendorf among others.
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Landsberg
Germany
U.S. A
U.S
W. R. Graham
Pohl
S.S
Paul Blobel
Kiev
Werner Braune
Gestapo
Simf
Marie Gen
Otto Ohlendorf
Braune
Simferopo
Winston Drugstore Owners Jailed in Narcotics Case
Winston-Salem officials report that co owners Fred Carswell Jr John R Waters and pharmacist James F Rhodes Jr are free on 5000 bonds awaiting federal trial for alleged narcotics violations. Robert Neal Martin bought dilaudid from the store prompting the investigation. Martin, a parolee from Lexington Ky, aided police.
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Winston-Salem
Fred Carswell Jr
John R. Waters
James F. Rhodes Jr
Robert Neal Martin
U. S
W. T. Kennedy
High Point
Kennedy
Martin
Federal
Lexington
Solving World Peace Hopes Dwindle in Big Four Talks
Columnist James Marlow asserts that talks among the United States Britain France and Russia are unlikely to resolve major tensions. He notes Paris deputy talks drag on and clash over the Atlantic Pact, with no quick path to consensus or disarmament, leaving world peace uncertain for now.
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James Marlow W. Gton
U. S
Britain
France
Russia
Paris
Vishinsky
Europe
United States
Missing British Officials Vanish in Europe Headed for Moscow
Donald MacLean 38 head of the American section of Britain's Foreign Office and Guy Burgess 40 an experts on Japan disappeared in Europe. Police reported they fled toward Russia with last sightings in Paris. Scotland Yard and French police search. FO says no proof of secret documents taken.
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Jack V. Fox LO
British
Foreign Office
Europe
Russia
Donald MacLean
U.S. Department
Guy Burgess
Japan
Washington
MacLean
Paris
Scotland Yard
Ernest Davies
Burgess
Lo Starx
Lenin
Sobi Union
Ag Idealisi
London
U N Tank Columns Attack Near Iron Triangle in Korea
Communist reinforcements moved along both Korean coasts to bolster the iron triangle defense near Kumhwa and Pyongyang. UN forces reported heavy fighting as tanks and infantry pressed gains along Chorwon Yonchon and routes toward Yongpyong, with losses described as severe on both sides.
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Earnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
Marchuria
Korea
Iron Triangle
United Nations
U.N
Kumhwa
Chorwon
Hwachon
Manchuria
Pyongyang
South Korea
Kwangdo
Yonchon- Chorwon
Yongpyong
Voice Says Soviet Backed Korean Peace Moves
The Voice of America reports Russia sponsored indirect peace moves aimed at Korea. It claims the West rejected them and accuses Malik of being caught by surprise while denying any Soviet peace feelers.
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Washington
Voice of America
Russia
United Nations
Voice
Jacob Malik
U. N
Acheson
Dean Acheson
State Department
U.N
Malik
Soviet Union
Beach Bathing Beauty Heads Home This Summer
A nostalgic note recalls past seaside bathing at the beach as a different kind of bathing remains for the season. The writer hints at shifting plans and memories of earlier summers.
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Oswald Pohl
Warsaw
Tro
Erich Naumann
Moscow
George Schallenmaier
Dachau
Hans Schmidt
Buchenwald
Naumann
Winston
Louis XV
Reds
Fireb Peak
Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
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Boston
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