Atomic Submarine Authorized, Navy Pushes Carrier Plan
Washington reports the Navy gains authority to build the United States first atomic powered submarine under a 350 million shipbuilding bill signed by President Truman. The same act funds 142 vessels and modernizations while a stalled 65,000 ton supercarrier United States may resume work at Newport News.
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Naval Operations
House Armed Services Committee
Jong Run
Korea
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Local Market Marks Aisle Of Oddities In Town
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and numbers such as markets, shops, and addresses. Readable items include Swenson's, Campton, Jowa Pork Shops, and dated figures like 2024 and 4222. The passage resembles a classifieds or directory snippet with mismatched letters and incomplete entries.
U N Security Council Maps Plans to Check Malik
Lake Success Aug 9 AP United Nations Security Council members mapped strategy to break Malik one man stranglehold and filibuster stalling council sessions. Malik refused to seat South Korean representative. Council bogged down in procedure as heated session adjourned until tomorrow. Gross suggested options including changing rules to remove Malik. General Assembly session possible if needed.
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Korea
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Security Council
Soviet Union
Malik
Yugoslavia
Ernest Gross
Council of
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Council
General Assembly
Moscow
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Harriman Reports to Truman on Korea War Outlook
Averell Harriman returned from a Tokyo trip and told President Truman that American forces are confident they can drive the Communists from South Korea. Harriman met with MacArthur, discussed military and political factors, and said the general and troops are confident they can prevail. MacArthur’s report to Congress is being studied, described as long and detailed and focused on military matters.
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House
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Korea
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Tides and Temperatures Weather Statistics
Tide and temperature data from U S Coast and Geodetic Survey with Long Beach lifeguards noting sunrise sunset moonrise moonset and wave conditions. High tides at 9 33 am and 7 52 pm with 5 9 ft. lows at 2 48 am and 1 48 pm with 2 8 ft. water temperature 78. Weekday forecast shows small breakers and surf condition.
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Trained Warriors Seen by Tydings as Most Critical Need
U S senator Tydings chairing the armed services panel warned that the coming mobilization will hinge on trained manpower despite defense spending boosts. He rejected a universal training push, noted Magnu son plan for voluntary Japanese enlistments, and cited MacArthur as questioning feasibility until peace with Japan.
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Rain and Hot Spots Mark National Weather Map
Rain and a few hot spots accompanied generally pleasant weather across much of the nation. The warmest gulf and southwest regions reached 90s and above 100, with 111 in Yuma, 110 in Phoenix, and 101 in Fort Worth. Central states tops near 95, while skies were clear from New England to the south Atlantic and along the Pacific coast.
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Clark Opens Narrow Idaho Senate Lead in Key Primary
Ex Senator D Worth Clark edged closer to Glen Taylor in Idaho Democratic Senate primary on 675 of 839 precincts with 23,882 to 22,427 votes and a 1,455 margin. Third candidate Compton White had 13,041 as Wallace era links and postwar politics surface. Nebraska and Arkansas contests also cited with Robins, Welker, and other candidates vying in multiway races.
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Glen Taylor
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Abe McGregor Goff
Fentresa Kuhn
Boise
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Arkansas
Henry A. Wallace
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Korea
Mosquitoes Tracked by Radioactive Markers in Test
In Turlock on August 9 a study will release a million hot mosquitoes tagged with radioactive phosphorus. Trapped over a 10 mile radius, Geiger counters will map their movement. State health director Dr Wilton Halverson says the project will reveal how fast and how far pests travel and may test a suspected car sound link.
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Turlock
Wilton L. Halverson
Public Health
Haeheim
Ozark Killer Shot to Death by Lawmen
A desperado William Harris 39 eluded a 100 man posse in the Ozarks after allegedly killing his daughter Barbara and two others at a Fansler farm. Bloodhounds used as officers round the rugged Irish Wilderness as Harris, an ex convict, is described as an excellent shot and was sighted several times while ostensible motive remains unclear.
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Richard’ Fansier
Fansler
Homer L. Fansler
Harris
Rosa
Elmer Nichols
State Conservation Commission
Grauman Cash Denied Woman in Probate Fight
Los Angeles Aug 9 A superior court dismissed Carrie J Adairs petition for probate of a will naming her Grauman's childhood sweetheart and bequeathing 32000 dollars. The court ruled the purported will a forgery and declared she not Grauman's widow. Grauman died in March at 70 without a will and four administrators were named including two of his 25 cousins.
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Carrie J. Adairs
Sid Grauman
Grauman
Texas
California
Sa Nat Gruman
President Signs Bill to Share Authority
President Truman signed a bill permitting delegation of some powers to subordinates to relieve routine duties. The measure follows Hoover Commission recommendations on government reorganization.
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