Universal Military Training Measure May Stay on Shelf
Washington Aug 17 Congress likely to let the universal military training measure sit on the shelf as defense legislation moves ahead. President Truman indicated support but did not press for immediate action, while Defense Secretary Johnson argued for early approval with presidential authority to start later. Senate and House committees weigh two phase training, offering active duty or reserve options after six months, with cost estimates around 1000000000 yearly.
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Bulgarians Reported Interned in Macedonian Area
Belgrade August 17 UP The Yugoslav news agency Tanjug said about 500 families were interned in the Bulgarian area of Macedonia during the first 10 days of August. Tanjug did not provide a reason but suggested it reflected Bulgaria's stance on Macedonian desires for national liberty.
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Sam Goldwyns Jr Honeymoon in Carmel
Carmel reports Samuel Goldwyn Jr and his bride Jenifer Howard married yesterday in Berkeley. The couple plan to reside in Beverly Hills. Goldwyn, 24, is a rising motion picture producer. Howard, 24, is the daughter of the late designer Siiney Howard.
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ECA Optimistic on Western Europe and Formosa Aid
The Economic Cooperation Administration reported to Congress that western Europe is narrowing the dollar gap and trade with the United States is re aligning, while efforts to shore up Formosa’s economy continue. The report notes South Korea’s war disruption and states U S purchases cuts have not hurt American business as exports fall. President Truman sent the quarterly findings to Congress. the three months covered show a shift in world trade towards prewar patterns.
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Longshoremen Defy Federal Labor Board Across Coast
Longshoremen and warehousemen threaten a west coast strike over hiring hall rules while railroad yardmen prepare walkouts in Cleveland Louisville and St Paul. A federal mediator cites progress on Detroit Packard talks as unions push noncompliance with an NLRB order. Delegates from California Oregon Washington back noncompliance and strike action that could trigger a nationwide labor walkout impacting thousands.
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Beach Report Details Tides and Surf Conditions
Sunrise 6 17 a m Sunset 7 36 p m Moonrise 11 37 a m Moonset 10 32 p m Tides High 12 40 a m 44 ft 1 11 p m Low 6 38 a m 1 2 ft 8 00 p m 22 ft Water temperature 63 degrees Surf calm Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey Long Beach Lifeguards report
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Russia Seen Poised to Grab North Korea
Washington observers say Russia and China may jointly press for control over North Korea above the 38th Parallel rather than allow a U N victory to unify Korea. Officials doubt Molotov’s Peiping visit but foresee deep Soviet Chinese involvement in Far East talks impacting Korea Formosa and related questions.
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G O P Solon Urges U S to Keep China Reds Out of Korea
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin urges the United States to prevent Chinese Communist forces from entering the Korean conflict. He calls for leveraging allies in the region, warns of a drawn out, draining war, and seeks a full report on administration plans to avoid triggering China in Korea and Southeast Asia. The piece notes Republican criticism of policy and hints at a push for UN backed military police force.
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South Korea Girls Serve U N Mates Behind Enemy Lines
Two South Korean women, Chong Sun Jin and Han Chi Ok, serve as Mate Haris with the bi national unit "Kelly's Boys" led by Lt. Paul J. Kelly. Trained in intelligence, they perform decoy roles on patrols behind enemy lines and mingle with civilians to spy on Communist troops while cooking for about 100 South Korean members.
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