MacArthur Target In Korea Blasted Rashin Port
U S B 29s bomb Rashin a key port 20 miles from the Soviet border in Korea as part of a campaign urged by General MacArthur. More than 300 tons of bombs hit the marshal ling yards and rail facilities with no enemy air or anti aircraft contact. MacArthur testified he sought permission to continue bombing Rashin, denied due to border risk.
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Korea
U.S
Japan
Okinawa
Rashin
Yadac
Vladivostok
MacArthur
Senate
Supreme Allied
Washington
Defense
Marshall
Forty Bodies Found in Plane Debris
Oakland Aug 25 AP reports forty dead in United Airlines DC-6 crash 20 miles south of Oakland with 28 identified. investigators probe cause amid fog on landing approach from Newark. FBI interest noted regarding possible sabotage. 44 passengers and 6 crew perished. three minutes before crash pilot Marion W Hedden 42 Los Altos spoke with control tower. bodies moved from ravine using pack horses.
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Oakland
Decoto
United Air‘ Lines
FBI
Marion W. Hedden
Los Altos
Newark
E. R. Mitchell
Civil Aeronautics Board
Chicago
Boston
Hartford
Cleveland
Weather note shows little temperature change expected
The report says temperatures will hardly change tomorrow with low clouds late tonight and early tomorrow morning, otherwise mostly clear skies.
Children Turn Blue From Not Eating Cabbage Warning
Belfast families cited by Lancet as doctors report rare blue pigment condition linked to cabbage avoidance. Two children aged six and three turned blue and then pink after ascorbic acid tablets and meat meals, prompting dietary observations and long term tablet use.
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London
UPI
Lancet
Cas
Jackie
Maureen
Belfast
Senate Approves Voice of America Funding Increase
The Senate approved a $1,045,450,000 bill with 85,000,000 for the Voice of America and related activities after a Republican-led effort to restore a 22,000,000 cut. Mundt led the push as the vote, by roll call, reached 52 to 16. The package also funds the State Department 227,877,000 and others including the Justice, Commerce, and judiciary units.
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Washington
Senate
State Department
Voice of America
Andy
Sue
Appropriations Committee
Overseas Information Agency
Mundt
R.S.D
House
Voice
Justice Department
Commerce
Demo Chief's Influence for Loans Hinted
Washington August 25 AP Senate investigations subcommittee orders a full probe of Reconstruction Finance Corp loans to American Litho fold Corp of St Louis and any link to William M Boyle Jr Democratic national chairman Hoey says hearings will begin early September Nixon says Boyle likely to be called plus certain government officials There is no prejudice to case Boyle denies wrongdoing and did not volunteer to testify Capehart and Bricker criticize RFC decisions and Boyle connection with American Litho fold case Hoey does not specify if Boyle will testify
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Reconstruction Finance Corp
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
William M. Boyle Jr
Sen. Hoey
DN. C
Sen. Nixon
R.calif
Boyle
Hoey
Omment
Congress
Capehart
R.ind
Bricker
Ohio
Senate
Truman
RFC
RFC Board of Directors
Walter L. Dunham
Capehart and
Iwans
American Lithoford
Foyle
Hungary Rejects U S Demand On Pact
In Budapest, August 25, the Hungarian Communist government rejected a U S demand to modify the Hungarian American friendship trade and consular agreement. The note implied the pact was terminated if no revision occurred, denouncing Washington's actions as hostile toward the Hungarian people.
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Budapest
Hungary
United States
State Department
Washington
Millionaire Demo McDonough Dies in New Zealand Hotel
Oakland August 25 UPI Patrick W. McDonough 63 a steel company president and longtime California Democratic figure died last night in his Auckland New Zealand hotel room. He left Oakland last Monday planning a world tour traveling alone. Beginning as a boiler maker in 1909 he rose to foreman and in 1924 founded McDonough Steel Co He supported labor with a 1945 Senate subcommittee remark urging a minimum wage saying employers do not raise wages unless forced.
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UPI
Patrick
W. Mebas Huehy
Steel Company
Jong
Democratic Party
California
Auckland
New Zealand
Oakiand
McDonough
Western Pine & Steel Co
McDonough Steel Co
U. S. Senate
One of five in state hospitals is alcoholic
SACRAMENTO Aug 25 UP One of every five patients in state mental hospitals is an alcoholic the State Mental Hygiene Department reported. Last year 2500 alcoholics were committed, less than 1 percent of those needing treatment. Dr Frank Tallman said about 240000 Californians overuse alcohol with 75000 severely affected. Treatments shown 70 to 80 percent effective. antibuse is primary method, risk before dosing, heart tolerance, and careful diagnosis essential as alcoholism can mask deeper mental disorders.
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Sacramento
California
State Mental Hygiene Department
Frank Tallman
Tallman
Senate Panel Cuts House Tax Increase In Budget Battle
The Senate finance committee trimmed the House tax bill by about 800 million dollars, proposing a personal income tax rise near 2.409 billion annually, with two options for taxpayers and a November 1 effective date. The panel aims to finish corporate taxes next and set a temporary expiration date for the levy.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Iday
George
Finance Committee
Fragmentary pageed notes of a newspaper section
Partial OCR text shows cross references to sections such as Churches, Nearby Cities, Radio and Television, Sports, Theaters and more. The readables are fragmentary and lack a coherent news event or person, with scattered page and column indicators.
Avalanche Search For Blast Victims At Dam Site
In Boulder Colorado ICP Bulldozers remove rock and dirt in a search for more victims after an explosion at a dam construction site killed nine workers and injured nine others. Lightning reportedly struck the canyon wall setting off 1000 pounds of dynamite. Eight of the crew died at or near the scene. the ninth died en route or soon after. The blasting crew of Maceo Puget Construction Company worked for the Denver water board to build a municipal storage dam.
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Boulder
Colo
Bacile A. Doyle
Maceo:Puget Construction Company
fRenver ‘Water Board
Ridgway Denounces Red Claims Over Kaesong Talks
Gen. Matthew B Ridgway blistered top communist commanders in Korea saying U N forces did not attack Kaesong and rejecting charges as malicious. He offered to resume armistice negotiations but left decisions about talks to the Reds after they halted discussions two days earlier.
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Robert Eunson
Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
Red
Korea
Kaesong
Reds
United Nations
Kaesang
Ridgway
Plunge Kills CARE Chief in Rome Office Building
Geoffrey P. Baldwin 60, retired U.S. brigadier general and CARE director general, died after plunging from the sixth floor of CARE's Via Lucullo building in Rome. Baldwin, from Battle Creek, Michigan, earned the DSC, Silver Star, and Victory Medal for World War I. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1916 and received a Papal decoration three years ago.
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Rome
Geoffvrey P. Baldwin
U. S
Baldwin
Baille Creek
Mich
Europe
Toon
Via Luculla
IT. 5. Military Academy
Pius XII
World Jurist Dies in Cuba
Havana reports the death of Dr Antonio Sanchez de Bustamante, 36, renowned jurist and former World Court member. He authored the Bustamante Code of private international law, endorsed by the Sixth Pan American Congress and adopted by 21 nations. A Cuban native, he taught at Havana University and led the Fifth Pan American Conference in 1928.
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Antonio Sanchez de Bustamante
World Court of the Hague
Sanchez de Bustamante
Havana University
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Permanent Court of International Justice
Hague
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Westher
Belfast Children's Hospital
Demo Chief
Solons
Little Louis J. Sebille III
Hoyt Vandenberg
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Plunge
CARE
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