Ban on Farm Price Rollback Moves to Ban Rollbacks
London dispatch reports Stalin’s health in decline and a Kremlin leadership struggle. The Sun Dispatch claims a mid May decision to pursue peace policy with China’s leaders reluctant to halt Korea fighting. Washington notes House panel moves to ban agricultural price rollbacks as Congress debates extending controls and mobilization costs.
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Tito Would Free Stepinac
Belgrade Yugoslavia explores a graceful path to release Archbishop Alojzije Stepinac, imprisoned for wartime collaboration. Options include monastery exile or noninvolvement in church affairs, while Vatican negotiations stalled after a prior offer to leave the country. He remains in Lepaglava prison, 52, serving an 18 year sentence.
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Satellite Reds Uproot Homes
Western diplomats report Romania follows Hungary in uprooting families for political opposition. Thousands of Roma from the Romanian Yugoslav border area are displaced by security forces, left with little food or belongings. U S officials Sherer and Ruth Tryon note similar displacements in Budapest as Hungarians flee.
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Miss Tryon
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Hungarian Miners Get Uniforms and Tea Guidance
BUDAPEST July 7. Hungarian miners receive new uniforms with the program covering for outstanding workers while others pay. The official news agency notes uniforms will be issued free to top performers. Miners are advised to drink Hawthorn berry tea, touted for vitamins, in place of water.
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King George Returns to Public Life at Windsor
King George VI attended the opening of a new social club at a model village near Windsor Castle, his first public appearance since a June lung inflammation that forced him to cancel engagements for a month. He has resided at Windsor during convalescence.
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VA Hospital Expansion Faces Medical Protest
A medical group linked to the Hoover Committee opposes a House plan to add 16 000 VA hospital beds. Dr Robert Collier Page says the action would worsen staffing shortages as VA beds total about 108 400 with around 10 000 empty. The proposal appears in a June 20 appropriations bill under Senate review.
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Theft reported of sanding machine from Lloyd Finishing Co
John and Lloyd reported a theft yesterday at the Lloyd Finishing Co located at 119542 E Anaheim St while the shop was open. A sanding machine valued at 3100 disappeared from the premises.
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