UN Security Council to hear Soviet germ warfare charges
The Soviet Union seeks a Security Council session at 3 pm local time to charge the United States with carrying out germ warfare in Korea. Russia expected to push the issue after Disarmament Commission inaction, while Malik may also address new member applications and leadership changes in the council.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
United Nations Security Council
Jefferson City
G. N
Korea
Soviet Union
Security Council
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Unted
U. N
Malic
Malik
Th U.N. Assembly
Paris
Usat
Neca
Seasiony Malik
United Nations
China
Disarmament Commission
Sonny
Lenneil
Gladwyn Jeb
Britain
Chia
Ussr
Disagreement Over Rules Sparks Long Island Rail Strike
About 150000 to 160000 commuters stranded as engineers and motormen on the Long Island Railroad walk off duties over rules seniority and freight passenger distinctions. Service suspended. buses filled, highways crowded as union cites grievances not addressed in a year. National Mediation Board asked to advise President Truman.
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NEW York
Island Railroad
T ‘Altic
Brotherhood of Loca Jhotive
Railland
Michanl E. McMahon
Brotherhood
Long Island
Stay Home Company
National Railway Labor Act
Truman
Toowaught
National Mediation Board
Ify
Trueman
Guitar-Playing Son Supports Symington Senate Campaign
Jim Symington, Marine veteran and Columbia Law School student, acts as bagman and sound truck driver for his father Wy St. Symington in Missouri Democratic Senate bid. He mobilizes crowds with guitar and song as the campaign travels from St. Joseph to Redds county and ends with a St. Louis speech.
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Aosuilir
Stuart Symington
Unite States
Jim Symington
Marine Vireran
Columbia University Law School
Soy
Missouri
St. Joseph
Shire
Redds County
St. Louis
House Okays More Social Security Benefits, Steel Strike Threat
Washington reports the House voted to boost social security benefits by 400 million dollars with final passage delayed until tomorrow. The vote occurred by voice, with objections from Rep. Ford over quorum. The scene shifts to steel, as talks among CIO Steelworkers and industry seek a plan to resume production for defense needs while production lags and warehouses hold steel for weapons.
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Washington
House
Ford
R-Mivk
Rayburn
Texas
Maine
Igevoreament
CIO
Philip Murray
Inis
yPlan
Bie Steel Roe
Tanto
Father, Six Children Die in Flaming Home
A father and six children perished in a blaze that destroyed a Windifield Township residence in Ontario. The mother and two others, including a brother, were hospitalized in critical condition. Police and fire officials investigated the deadly fire as neighbors mourned the loss of the entire family.
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Flaming
North Bay
Ont Cap
Sabourbagq Windifield
Dadare
Fred Thibeawlt
Gerald
Rene
Straw on Trailer Catches Fire Here
A moving straw trailer caught fire, causing slight damage to the outfit and constituting a total loss of straw, according to the fire department. Roy Stockman of Wardville Tech told firemen he had no idea how the fire started.
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Roy Stockman
Wardsville Tech
U L Russia to Talk Lend Lease Settlement
Washington AP reports Moscow requests renewed negotiations for a World War II lend lease settlement. Talks suspended for months resume as U S and Soviet Union consider a final settlement figure. Previously Moscow countered with a high offer while Washington urged a lower amount. The move follows a shift in Soviet diplomatic envoys to the West.
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U.L
Russia
Red Army Charged With Rose Rioting
In a chaotic session, violence linked to a rose riot drew attention as reports described Red Army involvement and sanitation concerns. Meanwhile Senate action approved a flood control bill allocating 666,774,699 dollars for river projects, harbors, and Panama Canal planning amid wartime talk and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
House
Truman
Senate
Rayburn
Texas
Demverai
Ctlor
Democratic Congress
Lwaders
White
U S Starts Talks With Britain and France Over Key Problems
Washington reports that the United States, facing a potential Soviet push to divide the West, opens talks today with British and French representatives on Korea, Indochina, and Germany. Moscow also assigns Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko as ambassador to India.
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Washington
United States
Korea
Indochina
Germany
Moscow
Andrew Gromyko
Inda
Basin Commission Debates Missouri River Development
Public hearing by the Missouri Basin Survey Commission in St Paul drew varied views on future basin development. Midland Co operative Wholesale urged a single coordinating agency before federal funding, while Ottertail Power Co. questioned changes to the present setup amid debates over federal agencies handling development.
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St, Paul
Minn
U-sitle
Missouri River
Missouri Basin Survey Commission
Gordon A. Mikkelson
Minneapolis
Midland Co- Operative Wholesale
Midland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Truman
Survey Commission
Thomas C. Wright
Fergus S Palls, Minn
Ottertail Power Co
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Engineers
Sweden protests after Swedish Catalina shot down by Soviet air force
Sweden protested to the Soviet Union after an unarmed Swedish Catalina rescue plane was shot down by MiG-15 fighters off the Baltic coast. Seven crew members were rescued at sea by a German merchant ship. The Air Force said the aircraft was a rescue plane and not armed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
APS
Ano Russkint
Air Force
Anary Swedus
Ainside
Eimhasey Xempiiyn
Gage Evlander
Actin
Jeelvedd Rudinnay
Hin
Kate Thos Weeout
Catalina
Russia
Hiiu
Dao
Esthonia
Soviet Union
Truck Driver Thanks Lucky Stars After Highway Accident
Robert E. Moses, 25, of Brocklob, escaped serious injury after his truck rolled on its side on a Buckland highway construction route. The vehicle was carrying a ton of dynamite when it tore through the roadway and toppled, with the driver crediting luck and star-fate for the narrow brush with disaster.
Charge Swift With OPS Violations
Boston AP report states Swift & Company faces more than 440 criminal informations under the Defense Production Act filed in federal courts in Boston Sioux Falls Concord New Haven and other cities. Hearings not yet scheduled. Allegations claim willful violations of price controls on men's wear with falsified invoicing. Maximum penalties include $10,000 fines and imprisonment.
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Boston
Swift & Company
Willr
Sioux Falls
S. Dt
Concord
Neo
New Haven
Conn
U.S. Department of Justice
Phillies Rally Past Pirates 5-4 Behind Swish Nichols
AP reports Philadelphia Phillies erased a deficit to beat the Millsburgh Pirates 5-4 as veteran BRI Swish Nichols scored the go ahead run. Ren nie Rime fink held the Pirates in check after they led most of the game.
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Philadelphia
Bri Swish
Nicholson
Philadelphia Phillies
Millsburgh Pirates
Rennie Rime Fink
War Vets Meet Heads Into Second Day Encampment
The 46th annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans of Missouri moved into its second day with about 300 registered for the men’s group and the Ladies Auxiliary. The Governor Hotel hosts sessions through Wednesday with a baby ball and military ball tonight. Mayor Hhur W. Ellis delivered a welcome address, Dr. William Crowe of Kansas City gave a response, and a parade was held despite heat. Mary Brady leads the auxiliary as Crowe serves as commander. officers will be elected tomorrow and Wednesday.
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United Spanish War Veterans of Missouri
Lajes Auxiliary
Cone
Governor Hotel
Jefferson
Hhur W. Ellis
William —C. ‘Crowe
Kansas City
Dulong High Street
Ladies Amiliary
Facies
St. Louis
Madison Street
Commander Crowe
Mitchell PilFox
Wennesday
Mary Brady
Bat Crowe
iVeterans
Dixon Doctor Mistakenly Steals Postmaster Car
Dixon special report tells how Dr. Gates, while preparing to wash his own 1950s car, found a strikingly similar vehicle in his driveway. Mrs. Gates exited to note the mix up and, after a quick check, revealed the car belonged to the Dixon postmaster.
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Dixon
Dr. Gates
Postoffice
Youth Drowns at Community Swimming Pool
Richard Gaines a 17 year old from St Louis reportedly drowned Sunday evening in the south end of the Community Swimming Pool at about 7 pm. He was swimming with two companions when he disappeared in about 11 feet of water. Lifeguards and a university student swimmer pulled him from the pool and attempted artificial respiration without success. The cause of death remains under discussion with autopsy not requested by the family.
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St. Louis
Richard Gaines
Gevis
Sylvester Smith
Smith
George Dewitt Gaines
Gaines
Willian Hill
James Thames
iGaines
Lois
Jefferson City
Lincoln Univiversity
Body Smith
J. G. Bruce
E. Dunklin St
Associated Press
Bootheel
Kirksville
Missouri
Relief From Heat Wave Seen Plans to Halt Water Shortage
A heat wave grips Missouri with 102 degree highs as water shortages trouble Central Missouri. Officials promise rain and cooler weather tonight while work on extending water mains is planned, aided by an easement and a survey on Greenberry Road. A public hearing is set for next Monday to air the broader water-line issues.
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Missouri
Greenberry Road
Jatt W. Helmireich
Capital City Water Company
Federal Weather Bureau
Middle West
Bald Hill
Greenberry
Aining
Veatch
Kansas City
Hunseering
Helmfeld
Helmreich
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