Governor Lashes Assembly Over Powell Bill At Safety Conference
Governor W. Kerr Scott blasted the General Assembly as the most negative in memory during the Industrial Safety Conference in Winston-Salem. He attacked the Powell Bill and criticized highway safety funding while urging more city bridge repairs and street funds. The exchange followed remarks by Mayor Kurfees and the session moved on with talks on safety leadership.
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Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
W. Kerr Scott
Powell
Greensboro
Scott
Yor Kurfees
Korea
Kurfees
General Motors Corporation
Detroit, Mich
Ernest Robert Rosse
Phila
Russia Challenges UN Right To Ban Arms to China
Soviet delegate Malik denounced a United Nations arms embargo plan as an illegal move by Western powers. He refused to participate in the committee discussion while urging the General Assembly to reject sanctions against Communist China. Other Soviet bloc delegates echoed his stance as debate began.
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Flushing
N.Y
Russia
United Nations Assembly
China
United States
U.N
Malik
Senate
Douglas MacArthur
House of Representatives
U.S
General Assembly
General Marshall
Ieon Bas
England
France
Dean Ache
Far East
Poland
Byelorussia
Butter Shortage Seen For Next Fall And Winter
Government report signals possible butter shortage next fall as Agriculture Department notes April cold storage stocks at 32.4 million pounds, less than a third of last year’s 109.0 million. Demand outpaced supply, with more butter moved from storage in April than added, despite larger reserves.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Korean Casualties Pass 65 000 Mark
The Defense Department reports 65 523 American casualties in Korea, up 1 468 in a week. Deaths 11 112. wounded 43 506. missing 9 621. 115 captured. 1 169 previously missing but returned to duty. Army 54 416 with 9 215 dead, 35 022 wounded, 8 932 missing, 112 captured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Red Chinese Open Second Spring Offensive Threatens Korea Front
In Tokyo a 96,000 strong Communist assault across a 120 mile Korean War front pressed United Nations troops but failed to break Allied lines. President Truman warned Tafts costly manpower cut would risk lives and urged a broad consumer lobby to extend price wage and rent controls.
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Seoul
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Russia
Truman
National Conference On Citizenship
Congress
Tokyo
United Nations
Pukhan
Soyang
U.S. 8Th Army
Inje
Alli
East Central Front
Red Air Force
U.N
Iits
North Korea
I-Changgong
Han River
Truman critiques Taft proposals amid Korean War tensions
President criticizes cuts to armed forces while warning of war risk as Taft suggests reducing the next year goal from 3.5 million to about 3.0 million. Dispatches describe Red spring offensives, Allied counteractions, and mounting casualties across Korea with U.S. forces bolstering defenses near Seoul and Inje.
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Mr. Truman
Taft
Ohio
Hope to Force Resignation of Acheson
House Republicans and some Southern Democrats seek to oust Secretary of State Dean Acheson by cutting State Department salaries in the upcoming appropriations bill. Rep. John Phillips proposes denying pay to officials who have worked for foreign governments in the past five years, arguing Acheson’s firm represented a foreign country during his tenure.
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Secretary of
Dean Acheson
GOP
Acheson
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Eees
Truman
John Phillips
R-Cal
Jes
Phillips
House Ations Committee
Tne
Dulles
Bankers Expecting Big Crowd for Pinehurst Convention
Joseph H. Wolfe, executive secretary of the North Carolina Bankers Association, said more than 1,000 persons are expected at the association's 55th annual convention in Pinehurst May 23-27. The program includes speeches by banking officials, a fashion show, golf tournament, skeet shoot and bridge tournament.
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Raleigh
Joseph H. Wolfe
North Carolina Bankers Association
Pinehurst
The Great Debate 3 Is There an Administration Policy
General MacArthur criticizes the Truman administration for lacking a Korea policy while Marshall and others defend a slow grinding approach. MacArthur offers a four point plan involving Manchurian bases and Chiang Kai shek forces, but warns it may widen the war. The Truman plan emphasizes inflicting losses in Korea until the Chinese quit, with limits to avoid inviting Soviet intervention.
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James Marlow
Washington
MacArthur
Truman
Defense Marshall
China
Churia
Chiang Kai Shek
Formosa
Korea
Russia
U. N
Manchuria
Marshall
U. S
Chiang
Senators Uphold Bradley In Refusal of Answers
Washington report on Senate hearings into Gen. Omar Bradley and the MacArthur firing. The panels upheld Bradley's refusal to disclose private White House talks with Truman advisers, amid debate over forcing testimony and potential White House disclosures.
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Bradley
Washington
Senate
Omar N. Bradley
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Omar Brassley
White House
MacArthur
State Acheson
Market posts best gains in two weeks at mid session
New York stock prices rose through mid session led by tires chemicals and oils as industrials steered the recovery. Goodyear U S Rubber and Allied advanced while Kennecott and Anaconda gained in mines and Santa Fe rose in carriers with volume around 560 000 shares.
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New York
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
U. S
Kennecott
Anaconda
Wall Street
Allied
Standard of California
Santa Fe
Crackles Glee Over Missed Chance to Shine
The remark notes a moment when a person admits a self mockery about a failed opportunity, highlighting humor in embarrassment and public self image. It reflects on pride, social risk, and a candid self assessment.
Hurricane Developing In Atlantic Off Florida Coast
Miami weather officials warned of a developing hurricane in the Atlantic east of Cape Canaveral with 50 to 60 mph winds and 25 to 30 ft seas. The R. B. Smith reported violent conditions as the storm center formed and a hurricane hunter observation flight was being considered.
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Miami
Fla
Fort Seley Ihenies
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
R. B. Smith
Cape Canaveral
Norton
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