Russia Sticks To Diplomacy Over Baltic Air Incident
U S officials say the aircraft was unarmed and shot down over Baltic waters during a routine flight. Moscow says a Korea incident plane was unarmed and far from the stated location. Russia handed a note to Kirk in Moscow and formally to the UN Security Council. A Russian messenger delivered the protest to the State Department via a bilingual process. The episode is set to fuel more heated UN debates.
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Korea
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Moscow
Andri Vishinsky
Alan’ G. Kirk
Kirk
United Nations
Russia
U. N. Security Council
State Department
Central American Inter-American Highway Faces Deterioration
The Inter-American Highway in Central America is lined with deteriorating pavement and obstructed by debris, threatening travel and trade. Local officials warn of repeating washouts during the rainy season and call for urgent repairs and coordinated regional maintenance.
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Central America
Dewey Eyes Global Policy in Eastward Campaign
Dewey plots a national strategy, aided by New York Republicans, to win in November with victories touted in governor and senator races. He cites past margins, attacks Truman era foreign policy, and backs UN action on Formosa. Dewey stays in touch with John Foster Dulles as they discuss international issues.
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Dewey
Irving’ Ives
Hanley
Truman
Korea
South Korea
Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Ottawa
Canada
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
New England Textile Workers Urged to Seek Wage Hikes
Boston September 7 CIO T W U A officials plan to ask 90,000 cotton and rayon workers in New England to receive wage increases. The appeal follows a conference with manufacturers when unions urged honoring Chrysler and Ford precedents in relaxing contract bonds. Union leaders say workers deserve a share of profits from wartime production as Korean war demand grows. The current contract has six months left to run.
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New England
CIO
Chrysler
Ford
Record day for Allied air in Korea battle report
Red Army offensives are repulsed as Allied aircraft log a record 625 sorties to support front line troops. Three INS war correspondents and five others die when a Korea-bound C 54 explodes over southern Japan. Names include Frank Emery Charles Rosecrans Jr and Ken Inouye. President Truman voices cautious optimism on UN progress amid setbacks.
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Manila
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Ken Inouye
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Korea
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Truman Visits Marine Meet in Korea War Appeal
President Truman attended a Marine Meet at Statler's hotel with Gen. Clifton Cates and aides. He urged support for the Korean war as a path to peace, apologized for a prior insult about marines, and faced GOP criticism over his language influencing the 1952 campaign.
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Statlers Hotel
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R.-Calif
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Sec Chapman Speaks Out On Communist Registration Bill
Sec Chapman discusses the Mundt Nixon bill revised by McCarran to tighten anti subversive laws and require registration of Communist front groups. Senate support is strong with Wherry predicting GOP votes. House already passed a Communist registration measure. A presidential pocket veto could kill the bill if Congress adjourns.
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Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
House
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Congress
White House
Belgian ration tickets spark black market return in Brussels
Brussels reports the government printing ration tickets as a precaution triggers a revived black market. In Rue Des Radis, matches once unobtainable in shops are selling for 10 francs against a legal price of three francs 5 centimes, illustrating shortages and price inflation.
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Brussels
Rue Des Radis
Kaiser-Frazer Boosts Wages Twelve Cents
Kaiser-Frazer Corp. agreed with the CIO United Auto Workers to raise hourly pay for 16,000 workers by 12 cents and 17 cents for skilled and foundry workers. The deal, tied to a cost of living formula, follows GM and Ford patterns and includes four future 4-cent increases through 1954. The average auto industry wage now stands near $1.75 an hour.
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Kaiser-Frazier Corp
CIO
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Ford
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Campanella Out After Phillies Double Header Injury
Roy Campanella of the Dodgers sustained a dislocated right thumb and a severe cut in a game against the Philadelphia Phillies. Club officials later clarified no fracture and projected a return within a week to ten days, though initial reports suggested a longer absence.
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Philadelphia
Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Burt Shotten
Campanella
Dishonest people versus the truly honest quote
A La Rochefoucauld maxim contrasts disguising faults with complete self knowledge and confession, noting that honesty requires recognizing one’s flaws both to others and to oneself.
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la Rochefoucauld
Scared plaster falls at St James library during scout meeting
In St James Michigan, Boy Scouts leapt in an upstairs library room causing a large plaster section to drop from the ceiling and damage a single book titled Problems of Child Delinquency. The report notes that people over 40 can barely hear bats squeaking.
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St. James
Michigan
Questioned ski still faces trial on OA charges
A brief report notes an individual connected to skiing remains under scrutiny with four trials pending on OA related charges. The details indicate ongoing legal proceedings and unresolved accusations. Authorities have not released further information on the case.
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Ski
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