Truman Will Support Eisenhower As Long As He Serves
President Truman stated he will keep General Eisenhower as supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe as long as the general remains in place. He praised Eisenhower as a grand man and declined to relieve him without the general’s request.
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Washington
Truman
Eisenhower
Europe
Mr. Truman
Republican Party
General Eisenhower
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Humphrey
Minnesota
32nd Division to Train At Camp Ripley Again
Wisconsin's 32nd division guardsmen will train at Camp Ripley Minnesota from July 27 to August 10 as announced by Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill. The unit trained there last year and Camp Ripley lies about 140 miles northwest of Minneapolis near Little Falls Minnesota.
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Superior
Wis
U.P
Wisconsin
Camp Ripley
Minn
Jim Dan Hill
Minneapolis
Little Falls
Murray Blasts Steel Firms Over Wage Fight
CIO President Philip Murray accused the steel industry of using robots and ignoring human values as the 1,000,000-member union presses for an 18.14 cent hourly wage increase plus union shop and other concessions. He testified at a wage stabilization panel convened by President Truman to resolve the steel dispute.
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U.P
CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
United Steelworkers
Harry Shulman
Yale Law School
Trumah
Reds Plan Bigger Korean War Warns U N Forces
The Communist high command in Korea has completed plans to wage a larger war if truce talks fail. The warning was issued by the official Communist New China News Agency, quoting a Peiping daily newspaper and directed at United States imperialists.
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Hong Kong
U.P
Korea
United Nations
Communist New China
Peiping
United States
NCAA backs moderated football TV plan for 1952
The National Collegiate Athletic Association television committee endorsed a controlled football telecast approach for 1952, describing it as a middle course of moderation. In Baltimore, a city transit strike halted buses and trolleys, affecting about 500,000 riders.
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Cincinnati
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Baltimore
U.P.A
Police break up dice game at Congress Hotel in Chicago
Police dispersed about 100 people at the Congress hotel in Chicago and arrested 3 women and 14 men after breaking up a dice game.
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Chicago
Congress
Lawmakers Call For Economy In State Of The Union Address
Washington lawmakers urged economy and no more taxes as President Truman pressed for broad foreign aid and domestic spending. The debate split along party lines over foreign aid limits and social security plans while Churchill watched in Congress and Truman urged stronger military, inflation controls, and welfare measures.
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Washington
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Arrow
State of the Union
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Europe
Asia
U. S
McFarland
Arizona
Ives
R-Ny
Martin
Flying Enterprise Sinks After Two-Week Battle at Sea
Captain Kurt Carlsen and First Mate Kenneth Dancy were rescued from the churning Atlantic as the 6,711-ton Flying Enterprise sank after a protracted hurricane era duel. The Isbrandtsen line freighter, carrying coffee, pig iron, antiques, and pottery, went down 300 miles off England after a 40 minute final struggle. The Turmoil tows crew survived, while the ship’s last moments were watched by rescue fleets and Associated Press reporters.
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London
Flying Enterprise
Atlantic
Kurt Carlsen
Kenneth Dancy
Carlson
Dancy
Associated Press
Enterprise
U. S
Keith
Dan Parker
Falmouth
Willard Keith
Lands End
Carlsen
Isbrandtsen Line
Hamburg
Germany
New York
England
Teachers Law Will Be Tested in State Supreme Court
Madison Wis Atty Gen Thomson acted to press a state supreme court test on the constitutionality of a 1951 law that added monthly retirement benefits for teachers. The law paid an extra dollar per month for each year served with a $100 required from teachers to qualify and funding was blocked by budget director Giessel pending legality ruling.
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Madison
Wis
Thomson
Supreme Court
E. C. Giessel
Colder Weather Sets In Across Wisconsin
The state sees a drop in temperatures with lows from five above to five below in the south and zero to ten below in the north. Friday brings a modest warmup to the low thirties. Northern Wisconsin reports an inch of snow last night with trace heavy into Racine. Superior lows reached 11 above. Kenosha hit 30 at noon.
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Wisconsin
Racine
Superior
Kenosha
45 Men Aboard Sinking Pennsylvania Report Unfound
A U P coast guard plane found no sign of the freighter Pennsylvania or its 45 crew after the ship sank off the Washington coast amid 45-foot seas. Six ships head toward the area as Capt Plover’s fate remains uncertain after the abandon ship order.
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Wash
U.P
Coast Guard
Pennsylvania
PBM Mariner
Washington
PBM
George P. Plover
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
The
Plover
Asia Security Issue Left By Churchill
The United States faces a decision on underwriting Southeast Asia security possibly with troops. Acheson and Eden discuss common ground against Communism while a three power Pentagon conference with the United States Britain and France examines specific measures to bolster security in the region. China’s Communist expansion near Indo China is noted amid Korea and French anti Communist conflicts.
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United States
Southeast Asia
State Acheson
Eden
Britain
France
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Churchill
New York
Ottawa
Far East
China
Formosa
Korea
Indo-China
Red Demand Called Final in Korean Armistice Talks
The Chinese radio in Peiping declares the Communist demand for airfields in North Korea as definite and final amid armistice talks at Panmunjom. UN negotiators accuse the Communists of preparing for war while seeking airfields and unconditional release of 116,000 prisoners. Allied raiding parties clash with Reds on the snowbound fronts, with a UN patrol withdrawing after heavy fire near Yonchon.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.P
Red China
United Nations
North Korea
Peiping
Yonchon
U. S
Another Super Carrier Planned
Washington U P At least one and possibly two more super air craft carriers are to be built by the navy. Chairman Carl Vinson said the ships will be patterned after the Forrestal now under construction at Newport News Virginia. The 59900 ton flush deck carrier is designed to haul atom bombers cruise at over 30 knots and stay at sea for more than three months. Vinson said legislation authorizing the new construction is on the committee's priority list for early consideration.
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Washington
U.P
Navy
Carl Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
James V. Forrestal
Newport News
Georgia Democrat
Committee
Narrow escape as car crushes between freight train and building
Harold Wilkie of Janesville escaped with a bloody nose after his car struck a slow moving freight train and became crushed between a building and the locomotive in Oshkosh Wisconsin yesterday.
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Oshkosh
Wis
U.P
Harold Wilkie
Janesville
British Told to Withdraw From Kafr Abdou Village
Egypt warned British troops to leave the Suez canal zone village of Kafr Abdou after a two day battle between guerrillas and tank led forces. The instruction was delivered to Lt. Gen. Sir George Erskine and demanded evacuation or face consequences.
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Egypt
U.P
Suez Canal Zone
Kafr Abdou
Suez
George Erskine
Canal Zone
First of Her Two Husbands Decides to Keep
Mrs Agnes Dixon Sasser seeks annulment from Pfc William Sasser after learning her first husband Pvt Walter B Dixon is alive and a prisoner in a Communist camp. Hearing set for Jan 28. attorney notes Dixon confirmed alive on Jan 2.
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Marilyn Eisengruber
Otto Eisengruber
Sebewaing, Mich
Marilyn
Atlanta
Agnes Dixon Sasser
Fulton Superior Court
Pfc
William S. Sasser
Dixon
Sassers
T. Blake Jackson
Wife Rejoices As Flying Enterprise Rescue Reaches Husband
Mrs Agnes Carlsen said she was very happy her husband Capt Kurt Carlsen had been rescued from the sinking Flying Enterprise. The wife, in strict seclusion and ill for days, was overwhelmed with emotion when the family minister relayed the Associated Press bulletin.
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N. J
Agnes Carlsen
Kurt Carlsen
Flying Enterprise
Associated Press
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