Senate Votes to Curb Red Aid to Nations Shipping War Materials
The Senate approved a bill to curb U S aid to nations that ship arms oil and other strategic materials to the Soviet bloc while allowing limited exceptions. The measure, 55 to 16, heads back to the House after Senate changes.
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Senators Attack Louisiana Justice
U.S. senators challenge Louisiana on indictments of five newspapermen tied to a gambling campaign. Senatorial figures discuss congressional inquiries as Louisiana officials consider the case amid charges that the American Press staff defamed local officials and gambling figures.
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Thomas
Shearman
Wiliam Hyph Shearman
Kenneth L. Dixon
Associated Press
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Carter George
Long
Dixon
Ambling
Calcasieu ‘Payish
Shearnang
George
Tof
Claude Willams
Sam Smith
E. J. Miller
Murty
Acheson to Meet Foreign Ministers for East Asia Talks
Secretary of State Acheson will host British and French foreign ministers in Washington on September 10 for four days of discussion. The talks follow the Japanese peace treaty conference and will focus on east rest problems and Germany in western defense. Official notice did not specify agenda details.
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Ann
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Germany
Western
Dene
Six Accused Cadets Reported Reinstated
NEW YORK Aug 29 AP a bar association hearing heard that at least six of the about 90 West Point cadets accused of cheating have been restored to duty. West Point has 82 cadets who left the academy. 73 received administrative discharges and the remaining nine await Washington action.
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Bar Association
West Point
Military Academy
Robert Dary
Committee On Justice of Theew York Civil and Criminal Courts Bar Association
Dann
Daru
Washington
Academy
Tobin Attacks Slander Tactics in Senate
Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin denounced slanderers in the privileged sanctuary of the Senate and urged charges be proven or libel action pursued. He warned against denying the Bill of Rights a fair trial and called for concrete evidence rather than political accusations amid talk of Communist infiltration.
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Maurice J. Tobin
U. S. Senate
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Tian
Churchill Says Atomic Bombs Key to Peace
Senator McMahon testified Churchill told visiting U S Senators that world security hinges on how many atomic bombs the Russians have. He quoted Churchill pausing briefly before asking how many bombs Moscow possesses and warned a stockpile exists to deter Soviet aggression, including potential use against Western Europe.
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Winston Churchill
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Europe
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D.-Conn
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Dell R. J
Churchill
England
Oultoois J
NBC
Meet the Press
Accused Red Heads Union in Sugar Fight
Honolulu reports an accused Communist bail set at 500 dollars leads Hawaii sugar workers in wage talks with management of the territory 220 million four year sugar industry. Jack W Hall a 36 year old Wisconsin born ILWU leader heads 128 500 sugar workers on 26 plantations and is listed on the Communist executive board for the islands. FBI raids arrested six of seven accused. all freed on 5000 dollar bail. Hall heads continued negotiations in Hilo as a potential strike deadline looms.
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Jack W. Hall
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U. S
Hall
International Longshore Nsa
Harry Bridges
Hawaiian Islands
FBI
Islands
Harryb. Steiner
Howard K. Heddick
Delbert F. Metzger
Bridges Union
Hilo
Dean L. Schedler
Department Bog Justice
Reid Hall
Communist Party
State's 11 Day Fair Opens in Sacramento
SACRAMENTO Aug 29 The 1951 State Fair opens tomorrow with 11 days of farm and factory displays. Visitors can view foreign country and California county exhibits, enjoy the midway, and try the races. Miss California Patricia Lehman of Sacramento will attend along with Hopalong Cassidy Jerry Colonna and Dennis Day.
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Patricia Lehman
Bo Will Hopatong Cassidy
Jerry Colonna
Dennis Day
Hunt Pushed for Two Missing on Yawl Nova Espere
Halifax reports a vast air and sea search for the 20-foot British yawl Nova Espere missing since Aug 46 en route from Shelburne NS to New York. The U S Coast Guard assists the Canadian forces in hunting the vessel last seen 13 days ago by a police cutter. Two young English adventurers Stanley Smith and Charles Violet sailed the craft across the North Atlantic in 96 days, then left for New York after a arrest here.
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Shelburne
N.S
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Stanley Smith
Charles Violet
North Atlantic
VFW Seeks Oatis Freedom and Acheson Replacement
The Veterans of Foreign Wars urged UN action to free AP correspondent William N. Oatis and New Jersey resident John Hyeszda held in Czechoslovakia since May 1950 on spying charges. Airesolutions called for liberation measures and replacing Secretary of State Dean Acheson, asserting he lost public confidence amid mounting global crises. A three hour parade on Fifth Avenue capped the encampment with Gen. Douglas MacArthur reviewing units.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
United Nations
William WN. Oatis
Associated Press
New Jersey
Czechoslovakia
John Hyeszda
Hillside
N. d
Adrian Grobsmith
Syracuse
VFW
National Legislative Committee
Hveszda
Oatis
Unite States
Truman
Dean Acheson
Chicago
Acheson
California
Florida
Futh Ave
Douglas MacArthur
RFC to Finance Big Housing Jobs Plan
Washington August 29 Reconstruction Finance Corporation to commit hundreds of millions to back defense and military housing in areas where banks and insurers block loans. RFC chairman Maybank says plan ready after careful consultations and that FHA already approved 400 million in stalled projects awaiting construction loans due to investor reluctance.
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Reconstruction Finance Core
RFC
Ag Defense
RFC Qis
Maybank
D.S. C
Senate Banking Committee
Poe
REC
Federal Housing Administration
MHA
BEA
High Winds Trap Two Ships Off Olinda Harbor
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports two ships aground at Olinda Harbor in worsening weather. The Delmar of Delta Lines and the Argentine freighter El Gaucho are stuck on rocky bottom as rescue vessels cannot free them. Delmar suffered a large hole but its 90 passengers are not in immediate danger. The Meridional News Agency notes El Gaucho carries corn, coffee and wheat bound for Europe. unloading to ease towing is not planned.
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Olinda’ Harbor
Delmar
Delta Lines
New Orleans
Dispatch
el Gaujcho
Europe
Meat Production Gains in Past Week
Washington August 29. U P Department reports total American meat production last week at 281 million pounds, up 1 percent from the prior week and 3 percent above the same week in 1950. Beef, pork, veal and mutton outputs rose versus prior week, but most parts lagged the 1950 period except pork. Beef production under federal inspection reached 124 million pounds, up 3 million from the week before but 16 million under the year-ago level.
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Agriculture Department
Wage Boost OKd for Textile Workers
Washington reports the Wage Stabilization Board approved a wage increase for 4,000 woolen textile workers. The action, announced yesterday, sets new pay levels amid ongoing stabilization efforts during the postwar period.
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Wage Stabilization Board
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