Van Fleet Lauds Eighth Army On Independence Day
Tokyo July 4 General James A Van Fleet praised the officers and men of the Eighth Army for courage patience and success in the battle against international communism He said Independence Day reminds us of freedom liberties and our mission to protect them and that the crusade of the Minute Men of 1776 continues in Korea for life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Tokyo
James A. van Fleet
United Nations
Korea
van Fleet
Eighth Army
Minute Men
Steel Firms Stand Firm Against Union Shop Demands
Pittsburgh July 3 AP a source close to a major steel producer says several smaller firms joined the industrys big six to resist the CIO United Steel Workers demand for a strike ending contract that would require compulsory union membership. The Big Six are U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones Laughlin Youngstown Sheets & Tube Inland. No talks scheduled as the strike, starting June 2, continues with 690000 steelworkers out and 400000 allied workers laid off. Thor Corp said it will close its Blooming ton Il artillery shell plant today.
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CIO
United Steel Workers
Compan Sl
Cleveland
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheets & Tube
Inland
Wage Stabilization Board
Philip Murray
Allied Industries
Thor Corp
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago Hotel Has Rooms for Truman
UFTI President Truman plans to attend the Democratic National Convention in Chicago and secure hotel space. Neal Roach, convention manager, arranged tentatively 15 to 20 rooms at the Blackstone around July 20 21 22, five months ahead, saying he acted to protect himself.
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UFTI
Truman
Blackstone
Neal Roach
Democrats
Jack Burke
Roach
Estate of Fred C. Riedman Bequeathed to Widow
The estate of 75 year old Fred C. Riedman, a retired businessman and rancher, who died May 31, is left to his widow Anna. The will, filed for probate in Superior Court, values the estate at more than $10,000 and provides that three sons Fred M., Kenneth, and L. J. share the estate equally upon the widow's death. Attorney Fred M. Riedman represents the probate proceedings.
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Riedman
Superior Court
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Kenneth
Falcon Ave
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Gundry
Fred M. Riedman
Infiltration Probe Discussed By Senate Panel
Washington July 3 AP Chairman McCarran D Nev said the Senate internal security subcommittee may probe possible Communist infiltration of the Treasury Department and other fiscal agencies. The 13 month IPR probe yielded evidence of penetrations in the Treasury during the war. The report accused Owen Lattimore of aiding Communist causes and urged perjury action against him and John P. Davies Jr. Lattimore denied the charges. Elizabeth Bentley testified White and Adler linked to a wartime Soviet ring. The IPR, founded 1925 to study Pacific problems, faced charges of pro Soviet influence but its general stance was defended by IPR officials.
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Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Treasury Department
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IPR
U.S
Far East
Lattimore
Owen Lattimore
Fitt
Johns Hopkins University
John P. Davies Jr
State Department
Davies
U. S
Vat Bohn
Germany
Treasury
Harry Dexter White
The
Solomon Adler
Bentley
Elizabeth Bentley
White
Senate
Subcommittee
JPR
China
New York
William L. Holland
Latrimore
Truman's Senate candidacy forecast stalls Nixon
President Truman may appear on the November ballot for the U S Senate in Missouri not for re election as President but for a Senate bid. He says he will not seek Missouri Senate or any office this year, though many Missouri leaders see a possible substitution of his name for Buck Taylor on the ticket if Taylor wins the nomination.
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Kansas City
Truman
United States Senate
Missouri
Questtoners
J. E
Buck) Taylor
Senate
Taylor
Deal
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Tiliguis
Stevenson
Illinois
White House
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
Radio TV Bill Drops Political Libel Clause
Congress sent to the President a compromise bill revising licensing for radio and television stations. A conference committee dropped a provision protecting stations from libel suits tied to political broadcasts, leaving mainly administrative and procedural changes in the final measure.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate House Conference Committee
Warren Leaving for Chicago as Hope for Nominal Deadlock
Sacramento July 3 Warren departs for Chicago to pursue the 1952 Republican nomination with 76 votes. He trails Eisenhower and Taft, but backers insist his chance lies in a deadlock and possibly releasing his delegates. California provides 70 votes, plus 18 on the special train, while Warren’s Wisconsin and Oregon results are noted.
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Warren
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Philadelphia
GOP
New York
Thomas Bower
Washington, D. C
Republican Party
Ondue Conservatisw
Washington
California
Gen
Eisenhower
Taft
Ridgway Arrives in Copenhagen to Review NATO Forces
Gen. Matthew Ridgway flew into Copenhagen for his first visit to Denmark since becoming supreme commander of NATO forces. Police quelled scattered Communist anti Ridgway demonstrations timed with his arrival.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Matthew B. Ridgway
Reds Hoard Air Strength Keep Armada on Ground
Tokyo July 3 The Communists hoard air power with 1800 to 1900 planes at Manchurian bases and 900 MiGs. FEAF reports Sabres outnumbered earlier, but last six days of June favored Fifth Air Force jets. Allied pilots once counted hundreds of MiGs in a single day, with few missions this June and a major raid on the Suiho hydroelectric plant met with no MIG resistance.
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Tokyo
Far East
Korea
FEAF
Fifth Air Force
Manchurian
North Korea
Air Force
Antung
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