UN weighs long campaign against aggression in Asia
UN officials anticipate a protracted phase in Asia with plans for a strong police force after Korea. Secretary General Trygve Lie and aides expect no quick end to the war, while discussions in the Security Council consider US designation of General MacArthur as supreme commander and flying UN and national flags in joint operations. Russia boycotts key committees.
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United Nations
Asia
Trygve Lie
Korea
38Th Parallel
North
South Korea
gudArantes
Security Council
Tomorray
U.S
France
Britain
Norway
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Morean
MacArthur
UM Sag
Chiefs of Staff
U. S
China
Soviet Union
Russia
Truman Backs Pike Amid Charges of Political Motives
President Truman said he is 100 percent behind Sumner Pike for renomination to the Atomic Energy Commission. He blamed Senate opposition on Republican politics and criticized Senator Edwin Johnson and four Republicans who opposed Pike. The full Senate vote on confirmation was pending. He refused to promise any deal over naming Pike chairman.
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Washington
Truman
Sumner T. Pike
Senate
Pike
Edwin €. Johnson
D-Celo
House Atomic Energy Committee
Fonasen
Bike
AEC
Classified Ad Boosts Rentals in Kings Past Times News
Mrs. B Depew reports fast profitable results after an advertisement appeared in the Kings Past Times News classified section. She says calls from interested renters followed the paper’s release and endorses want ads as a strong marketing tool.
War Powers Tie Luxury Tax Cuts to Korea Outlook
Washington reports on a Senate Finance Committee briefing as it considers a House approved excise tax cut totaling 7.04 billion dollars. Chairman George M. Gafford says action will proceed unless the Korea war worsens, with possible delay or higher taxes if the international situation deteriorates.
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Washington
Korea
George M-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Truman
Congress
George
Littenthal Calls for End to Atom Energy Monopoly
David E. B. Littenthal, former Atomic Energy Commission chairman, urges private firms to enter the atomic field. He argues government monopoly inhibits development and cites lessons from 1946 and later, while distinguishing strategic secrecy from that applied to aircraft.
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New York
David EB. Littenthal
Ighrabe
Atom “Energy Commis
Lilemthal
U.S
Ltfenthal
Bistars
Golst Brink
League Sponsors School On Use Voting Machines
Kingsport City Ball is hosting representatives from the Kingsport League of Women Voters to demonstrate newly adopted voting machines for the August 3 election and party primaries. The event runs Saturday afternoon at the City Mall with a booth open between 4 and 4 30 p.m. to explain operation and address questions.
No Plans To Call Reserves In Korean War Era
President Truman said there are no plans to call National Guard or reserves to duty due to the Korean war. He noted no immediate need for extra military funds and praised Defense Johnson and the armed services for not issuing speeches in the near term.
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Trumant
Washington
Truman
Korea
Herg
Johnson
Armed Forces
Sectayles
Joint Chiefs of Staff
American and British Move to Boost Korea Defenses
Washington officials indicated steps to increase air support for South Korea amid speculation about North Korean warplanes. An expanded U S Air Force mission will deploy additional jet fighters to the Far East while the carrier Sicily transfers aircraft and parts to the carrier Valley Forge as tensions rise.
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Washington
South Korea
Air Force
Far Eastern
South
Valley Forge
Korea
Sicily
Defense Department
Boat Air
Drastic Move Promised in Rail Walkout
President Truman warned of drastic action to end a five railroad strike by about 4400 AFL Switchmen’s Union members. The workers seek a 49 hour week for 28 hours pay, while a presidential card offer proposes a 4 day week with higher pay. Government mediators areWorking to resolve the walkout in Chicago.
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Washington
Truman
AFL Switchmen’s Union
Rock Island
Chicago Great Western
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Western Pacific
Great Northern
Chicages
Boy Scouts End National Jamboree Amid Polio Deaths
The Boy Scouts conclude the giant National Jamboree in Valley Forge with 47000 youths returning home as the event ends on a somber note due to a poliomyelitis death of 13 year old Gordon Taylor of Rock Springs Texas. Two other boys were hospitalized. Public Health Service officials report no epidemic and praise the overall conduct of the scouts.
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Valley Forge
Gordon Taytor
Rock Springs
Texas
William J. McAnally
U. S. Public Health Service
George Washingtam
Towa
Coney Island
Stock Exchange
Weary
Old Fann
Johnstown
Frain Collision Kills 10 Persons
A Frain line collision near Monica, Illinois, left ten dead and dozens injured. Early reports cite an El Capitan and Kansas City Chief express train wreck with multiple fatalities, including several women, and numerous injuries as crews worked amid chaotic scene.
Neighbors Organize Fund for Slack Family in Tennessee
Neighbors raise money to aid Mrs Slack and her two young sons Joe and Tommy after chemist Aired Dean Slack was arrested in Kingsport Tennessee on charges tied to passing samples and explosive specifications to Harry Gold during World War II. Fund drive directed by the Rev Owen E Rutledge and Charles E Richard to support the family, not Slack's defense. Mrs Slack, sister-in-law, says the family's income vanished and their Clay home mortgaged. Slack held in Knoxville.
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Surecise
Nic
Neigh‘bers
Dean Slack
Kingsport
Temm
Russia
Owen E. Rutledge
Charles E. Richard
Rutledge
Slack
Joe
Tommy
Lewis Slack
Clay
U. S
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Gold
Stack
Klaus Buchs
England
Knoxville
Tenn
Truth Campaign Gathers Force in Cold War
The United States plans a broader information and education effort in the East West struggle. Secretary Acheson said a State Department plan is under presidential review to counter Soviet propaganda with rapid action in key regions including Indochina and Southeast Asia. A senators’ resolution backs a major expansion, with support from Marshall Eisenhower and others as the Senate committee began hearings.
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Mashington
Kortal
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Moset
Congress
Bemtor
D-Conn
Acheson
George
Marshall
Gen
Eisenhower
Senate
Market Report Steady Winds After Brief Opening Advance
Market activity cooled after a brief opening rise with few issues gaining more than a fraction. Demand remained cautious as CAINS marginally held. trading slowed to a crawl after a short surge. Speculators maintained a cautious stance similar to early week behavior following last week's tumble.
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Cains
Insvestore
Draft of Rights for Men Drafted Into Service Suggested
Rep Dwight L. Rogers of Florida urged a new Bill of Rights for inductees into the Armed Forces. He proposed government cover rent and mortgage payments and life insurance to prevent eviction or loss of homes, during the six months after induction, if the man requests aid.
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Washington
Dwight L. Rogers
Fla
Rogers
Rogers Tok
Rockets and Jets Hit North Korean Invaders in Korea War
General MacArthur reports F 80 jets destroyed eight tanks and five trucks, while B 26 bombers knocked out forty tracks. U S forces fall back eight to ten miles, as the Communist drive pushes 50 miles below Seoul. American losses undisclosed. ground casualties described as nominal to heavy.
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Washington
MacArthur
Pentagon
Korea
4M Army
Morth Kovear
Yokyo
Galesburg
Imingery
Monica
Chicano
el Capitan
Los Angeles
Chitare
Kansas City
Chicago
Railroad
el Canton
Treal Capitan
Bil Carruthers
Galesburg Register-Mail
Peoria
Wastroom
Otto Brinkman
Peoria Journal
Associated Press
Tokyo
Su- Ron
Peninsua
Suwon
South Ko
Admiral Says Fleet Can Do Double Job
Tokyo report says Admiral Arthur B. Struble announced Seventh Fleet can strike North Korea and defend Formosa. He and General MacArthur observed a two day carrier strike against North Korea with American and British forces, claiming ten enemy plane kills and some submarine contacts. Chinese press noted Communist plans to hasten landings on Formosa despite naval cautions.
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Tokyo
Arthur BD. Strable
North Korea
Formosa
Formossa
Strable
General MacArthur
Nort Korea
Pyongyang
Pacific
Charles T. Doz
Far East
Mews
FISHING TABLES OF SILINAY PERIODS REPORTED
Fragmented text describes fishing tables and periods with garbled terms. Mentions Mingr Feriocy and bar times. Includes scattered place names such as Chaorkee Lake and Douglas Lake with numerical notes like 10877 and 987.8.
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Chaorkee Lake
Jeves
Douglas Lake
Atond
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