Britain Will Not Scrap Trade With Eastern Europe
Sir Hartley Shawcross said Britain cannot abandon trade with eastern Europe and urged the United States to understand that embargoes will not end communism. Speaking in Truro at the Cornish industries fair he defended trading relations with Communist countries as essential to democracy and economic normalcy.
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London
J.P
Britain
Europe
United States
Hartley Shawcross
Board of Trade
U. S
Truro
Cornwall
Shawcross
Japan
China
Far East
Disperse Communist Youth in West Berlin
Police were called to disperse hundreds of Communist youths who invaded West Berlin during a 15 day rally. They entered as friendly visitors and gathered at two points in the American sector and one in the French sector near the Soviet border.
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Berlin
Ww P
West Berlin
Reds
Iran Issues Three Point Ultimatum To Britain
Iran’s Vice Premier Fatemi announced a three point ultimatum demanding Britain buy oil from the Iranian National Oil Company, Iran decide compensation for the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company, and British employees remain on duty at Abadan refinery. He said Britain must accept these terms or oil negotiations may break off as talks continued with Stokes presenting a partial eight point memorandum.
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Tehran
Iran
U.P
Britain
Houssein Fatemi
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Abadan
Fatemi
Privy Seal
Richard Stokes
Iranian National Oil Company
Stokes
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Mohammed Mossadegh
Anglo-Iranian Company
Housing Bill Near Final House Approval
A $1.7 billion defense housing bill was set for final House action today. Representative Wolcott of Michigan, who opposed several provisions, conceded its likely passage, signaling broad support for the measure.
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Washington
Wolcott
R-Mich
First hurricane of 1951 forms in Leeward Islands
Weather bureau reports the season’s first hurricane with 100 mph winds forming in the Leeward Islands about 1,650 miles southeast of Miami. In Washington the defense department raises Korean War casualties to 80,750, up 320 from a week earlier. The petroleum office orders a slow-down of natural gas extensions in 15 states and D C. Milwaukee reports three new polio deaths including a 32-year-old resident man and two young nonresidents.
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Miami
Fla
U.P
Weather Bureau
Leeward Islands
YANK
Washington
WU P
Defense Department
The
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Milwaukee
Police Seek Young Killer in Chicago Jail Break
Chicago police hunt a 25 year old 6 foot 2 inch Black man, Harry Williams, who escaped Cook County jail after killing a guard with a pipe and stealing a shotgun. Warden Scanlan and Sheriff Babb offer a $1000 reward dead or alive. Williams fled toward the south side, avoiding capture after a rooftop escape aided by accomplice Raymond Jenko.
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Chicago
U.P
South Side
Cook County
Philip Scanlan
John E. Babb
Harry Williams
Williams
George Turely
Tommy O'Connor
William Hawkins
Hawkins
John Babb
Springfield
Ill
Raymond Jenko
Jenko
Turley
Ex-Aide May Answer Spy Ring Charge
Senator McCarran said former White House aide Lauchlin Currie will have a chance to reply to charges he aided a Communist spy ring in World War II. Currie has denied the claims before, and the internal security subcommittee continues its inquiry into alleged Communist influence, naming Currie and Harry Dexter White as key figures. Currie has served as an adviser to the Colombian government, and the panel has focused on the Institute of Public Relations as a potential conduit.
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Washington
McCarfran
D-New
White House
Lauchlin Currie
Currie
McCarran
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Elizabeth Bently
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Bentley
Red
The
House
American Activities Committee
Subcommittee
the Treasury
Harry Dexter White
White
Internal Security Subcommittee
Institute of Public Relations
Missing Children Camping in Garage in Detroit Suburb
Three children missing for over three weeks were found living in a deserted garage, saying they were on a camping trip fueled by hot dogs candy and ice cream. Raymond Azendian 13 and sister Diane 10 from Detroit area left July 21 joined by 14 year old Robert Baylor. They built bunks a table benches and a crate fireplace for roasting hot dogs and said they mowed lawns and ran errands for a nearby supermarket to pay for food.
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Detroit
U.P
Riley
Raymond Azendian
Diane
Robert Baylor
Rockefeller Jr Weds Providence Widow Martha Allen
John D. Rockefeller Jr and Martha Baird Allen were married today in Providence. Rockefeller is 77. Mrs. Allen is 55. A spokesman confirmed the wedding of the financier and the Providence attorney widow.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Martha Baird Allen
Providence, R. I
Providence
Rockefeller
U S Presses for Oatis Release in Trade Block
The United States seeks to bar Czech planes from flying over the American zone in Germany, a potential first economic move against Czechoslovakia over William N. Oatis’s spying trial. The House voted 363 to 1 to end trade until Oatis is freed, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Washington
WUP
United States
Germany
U. S
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
House
Oatis
Senate
Pan-American Airways
Prague
Dean Acheson
War Front Blazes Seize Hills Over Kaesong Action
Report describes renewed clashes near Kaesong with heavy losses as two sides seek a truce. A proposed two man meeting aims to end the snag and restore quiet on the front.
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Joy
2-Man
Get Tough Policy Follows Utah Prison Riot
A new strict policy was ordered for Utah’s model prison after 22 inmates rioted and held acting Warden Wes Haslam and Guard Edward A. Schmidt as hostages for seven hours. Gov. J Bracken Lee and Board of Corrections Chairman Kingly Clawson backed harsher discipline, threatening punishment for all 500 inmates if any infraction occurred.
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Point of the Mountain
Utah
U.P
Kingly Clawson
State Board of Corrections
Lee
BCC
Clawson
Wes Haslam
Edward A. Schmidt
Haslam
Schmidt
Dream
Joseph Dudler
Truman assures Korean people in wartorn nation
President Harry S. Truman told Korea that the United States will not fail or forsake them in a message read to 1,000 leaders during celebrations in Pusan marking the Republic of Korea's third birthday and Korea's sixth anniversary since the end of Japanese occupation. He declared what they fight for is right and that victory will come.
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Pusan
Korea
Harry S. Truman
U. S
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Princess Anne Celebrates Birthday With Cake Ride in Scotland
Princess Anne marked her birthday in Balmoral Scotland with a one candle cake and a country ride. The event highlights the royal visit as she enjoys a quiet day at Balmoral with informal duties and scenic surroundings.
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Balmoral
Scotland
U.P
Anne
Weather in Wisconsin Turns Wet with Cool Outlook
The Weather Kenosha notes continued rain across Wisconsin with heavy downpours at Lake Geneva totaling 1.72 inches. Kenosha recorded 1.25 inches from 7 p.m. yesterday to 11 a.m. today while unseasonably cool temperatures lingered in the 50s and 60s across the state. Rain is expected to persist tonight before a dip to partly cloudy skies and milder temperatures tomorrow.
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Kenosha
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Howard Thompson
Lake Geneva
Probe of RFC to Continue Probe to Boyle-Lithofold Loans
The Senate Banking Committee offers full cooperation to the permanent investigating committee in examining William M. Boyle Jr. and American Lithofold Corp. loans tied to RFC funds. The decision to probe remains with Hoey's panel, with Fulbright seeking clear jurisdiction and cooperation from the banking panel.
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Washington
LLP
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
William M. Boyle, Jr
St. Louis
Boyle
American Lithofold Corp
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
United Press
J. William Fulbright
Ark
RFC
Boyle-Lithofold
United States and Britain Publish Draft Japan Peace Treaty
The United States and Britain released today the final draft of a peace treaty with Japan. It clarifies Japanese obligations to partial Allied reparations and notes Japan’s financial difficulties rule out full reparations, a point that stirred debate among nations seeking larger war damages.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Japan
Lenten Soltencio
Renan
San Francisco
Madison Crash Kills St Louis Woman
A Madison crash claims the life of a St Louis woman identified as the wife of Dr Clinton N Woolsey. The incident also involves her son-in-law and a person named Simee Jaiy in a baffling sequence of events.
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Madison
St. Louis
Clinton N. Woolsey
Blind mother regains sight after 11 years
Mrs Frank Cerra of Scranton says she regained her sight completely in five days after 11 years of blindness from optic hemorrhage suffered during childbirth. Doctors offered no explanation, but she credits prayer and faith. She described gradual improvement from partial vision to permanent recovery, first noting a scale and a class photo on a wall.
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Associated Press
Scranton, Pa
U.P
Frank Cerra
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