Symington and Labor Leaders Debate War Manpower Controls
A new War Planning chief, Symington, met with labor leaders at lunch to discuss manpower controls and labor relations during a potential war emergency. The meeting, called informal, aimed to share views on voluntary cooperation, with expectations to avoid a no strike pledge though differences may exist. The Korean crisis adds urgency, but officials stressed no master plan was announced.
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Y Won
John L. L.vis
F. L
Lewis
Symington
National Security Resources Board
NLRB
W.s
Girl Driver Found Responsible in Bakery Truck Death
On her 16th birthday Virginie Bierman was found liable for the death of 2 year old James Fritz and injuring his mother Ruth Fritz in a July 5 accident in Los Angeles. The jury determined she was driving without a license when the car struck the bakery truck. Police testified she said she was learning to drive with her father’s permission.
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Los Angeles
Bierman
Virginie
James
Ruth Fritz
Sally Florian
Virginia
Fritz
One Cop Plenty Reinforcements Seize Ex-Pug in Alley Fight
Oakland reports police called to rescue Patrolman Stanley dAsquith 33 from a brawl with about a dozen youths. Reinforcements arrived to find three of dAsquiths assailants in custody while four attackers lay dead. dAsquith was formerly a professional fighter.
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Oakland
Stanley d’Asquith
Sasquith
Dasquith
Anger Over Murder of GI Soldiers In Korea Front
NEA dispatch from the Korea front describes the horror of two dead American soldiers found with hands tied and shot in the head, as frontline troops recount anger and disgust at the killings. A reporter later retraced the hill, witnessing further casualties and the tense exchange with commanders about conveying the brutal facts to the home front.
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NEA
Korea
Clit Dene
Aone
D. C. Gates
Joinerville
Texas
Gen. MacArthur
Ux Battlegrounds
Pvt
Harry Kenney
Atvy. W. Va
James T. Miller
Columbus
Kenney
Miller
Dean Named Permanent AEC Head
President Truman selected Gordon Dean to be chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, keeping him as acting chair since Sumner Pike’s term ended. The appointment does not require Senate confirmation, with one vacancy remaining for a five year term. Pike won Senate confirmation yesterday amid a split vote.
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Truman
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
White House
Dean
Charles G. Ross
AEC
Senate
Sumner T. Pike
Commission
Wilson M. Compton
Washington State College
Compton
Karl T
Arthur H. Compton
Pike
Maine
Congressional
Lilijenthal
Sentence Scheduled in Arms Smuggling Case
LOS ANGELES July 11 Herman M. Greenspun of Vegas will be sentenced Monday after pleading guilty to conspiring to violate the neutrality act by smuggling arms and ammunition to Palestine. He changed his plea as the trial entered its second week. Charges against Lawrence C. Ives of Western Ordnance Co. New York and Lhoyd Rosenblum were dismissed.
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Los Angeles
Herman M. Greenspun
Vegas
Nev
Palestine
Lawrence C. Ives
Western Ordnance Co
New York
Lhoyd Rosenblum
Three in Bribery Case Lose Appeals
In San Francisco on June 11 1949 the California State Supreme Court denied appeals by Wiley H Buck Caddel James Mulligan and William Griffin who were convicted in 1948 of bribery and conspiracy The court 5 to 2 affirmed the Third District Court of Appeals Sacramento ruling not to reopen the case They will be returned to Mendocino County Superior Court at Ukiah for further proceedings
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Wiley H
Buck) Caddel
James Mulligan
William Griffin
Third District Court of Appeals
Sacramento
Mendocino County
Egypt Divides on U N Policy in Far East
Cairo July 1 AP Egypt voiced open support for the West in the struggle against communism and backed the UN decision on Korea while Foreign Minister Mohamed Salah Eddin Bey outlined a cautious Egyptian position. He refused UN action in Korea previously abstaining, criticizing imperial powers and calling for a tougher stance against communism.
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Egypt
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Mohamed Salah Eddin Bey
Nie
U. N. Security Council
Korea
Salah Eddin
Kores
U. N
Selah Eddin
Palestine
Middle East
E Naid
Voltage-hit Worker Survives After 2300-Volt Shock
SANDIMAS July 31 4 Farl Gladstone a 52 year old electrical worker is alive today thanks to artificial respiration by fellow workmen after a 2300 volt shock. He was revived by the county fire department inhalator squad arriving from Baldwin Park. The incident occurred yesterday at The Arena.
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Sandimas
Farl Gladstone
Gladstone
Baldwin Park
Tides and Temperatures July 12 Daily Stats
Tide and temperature facts for Wednesday July 12 list sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, high and low tides with heights, water temperature 69 degrees, and calm surf conditions per the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey. coastal weather notes.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Drafting 20,000 urged as ships needed for Korea defense
Army moves to draft 20,000 recruits amid calls for ships to transport trained troops to Korea. Induction centers may be opened if enrollments surge, with four training divisions already placed near major centers. Maj Gen Hershey says 60 days needed to mobilize recruits. 3600 draft boards will issue greetings. Officials expect volunteers to supply much of the force and note age prioritization up to 23.
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Calif
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Fort Dix
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Tenth Infantry
Fort Riley
Kaw
Fort Knox
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Defense Department
Truman
National Guard
Lawton Collins
Army Il
Ss. Vandenberg
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Collins
United Nations
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MacArthur
Louis Johnson
Trygve Lie
100000 to See Elks Parade
Miami hosts the 86th annual Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks convention with about 13000 visiting Elks and families. A parade through Biscayne Boulevard and Flagler Street will draw an estimated 100000 onlookers featuring band music floats and uniform units in a festive public event.
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Fla
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Flagler St
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks
Russians plan new uranium mine near Halberstadt
In Brunsiewicz Germany July 41 UP Russians prepare to open a uranium mine near Halberstadt in the Hartz Mountains in the Soviet zone. 29 East German miners report they fled fearing compelled work in the mines and that Germans were told to prepare to enter a workers barracks at Halberstadt.
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Brunswick
Germany
Halberstadt
Hartz Mountains
Soviet Zone
Marine Reserves See General on Inspection Tour
Brig. Gen. Merwin H. Silverthorne, head of the Marine Corps Reserves, arrived at Camp Pendleton for an inspection tour to verify reserve training is on schedule. He said there is no need for alarm and planned to assess San Diego establishments the following day.
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Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps Reserves
Merwin H. Silverthorne
Silverthorne
San Diego
Reds Seize Land From South Owners
HONG KONG July 11 The North Korean government has ordered land seized from landlords in South Korea and distributed among tenants or landless peasants, the Peiping radio reported today in a dispatch from Pyongyang, North Korean capital.
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Hong Kong
South Korea
Peiping Radio
Pyongyank
One-man Police Force Balks Gets Suspension
Jamesburg New Jersey July 31 the borough council found chief Harry L Hubbes guilty of refusing to work the midnight 10 to 5 shift He testified about heavy workload owning his car and gear and helping the dog catcher His four charges included absences ignored duty reports disobeying hours and missing a council meeting The council will decide the penalty at 8 pm tomorrow and Hubbes refused to work the schedule effective April 5 transferring calls to the mayor’s house
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Amesburg
N. J
Jamesburg
Harry L. Hubbes
Hubbs
Hubba
Truman Plan for Health Dept. Killed
Congress defeated President Truman’s plan to form a cabinet level health, education and security department. The House voted 249 to 711 to veto transferring agencies of the Federal Security Agency to the new department, ending Oscar Ewing’s bid for a cabinet post. Twenty-seven reorganization plans had been sent to Congress this year, with Hoover Commission backing cited by opponents as a basis for the fight.
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Congress
Truman
Department of Health, Education and Security
Oscar Ewing
House
Federal Security Agency
FSA
Sovcial Security Administration
Office of Education
Publc Health Service
Ewing
Senate
Senate Expenditures Committee
Hoover
Hoover Commission
Meekone
Ewing Long
Hoover to Speak on World Peace at Memorial Dedication
Former President Herbert Hoover to deliver the principal address at the dedication of a memorial for William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, tonight. Hoover will discuss World Peace and the United Nations in a major address over ABC.
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Kan
Aps
Herbert Hoover
Jtonight
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Hoover
United Nations
ABC
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