Fate of Truce Hangs on 4 day Enemy Huddle
The article reports on cease-fire talks at Kaesong Korea with North Korea China and Russia debating whether to withdraw foreign troops. The Reds requested a recess until 11 a.m. next Wednesday after a rejection of withdrawal by the U N negotiating team. The U N position opposes troop withdrawals while Reds seek the 38th parallel demarcation and armistice.
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U. N
Kaesong
Korea
North Korea
China
Russia
Long Beach
United Nations
Peiping
House Passes One Year Price and Wage Controls Bill
The House approved a one year price and wage control measure after a marathon session, vote 323 to 92. Administration critics warned the plan may fuel black markets and cost consumers hundreds of millions, while conference talks with the Senate aim to tighten provisions before expiration of current law on July 31.
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Washington
House
Truman
Administration
Senate
Johnston
Eric Johnston
Senate House Conference Committee
Frye
Flood Crest Nears St Louis as Mississippi Rises
The river crest of a billion-dollar flood pushed toward the St Louis area, with Mississippi at 40.1 feet and expected to reach 40.5. Water flooded North Broadway and sewers, 1,700,000 residents faced inundation. Damages in Kansas Missouri Illinois may top $1 billion. Government agencies mobilized relief led by A E Howse.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
North Broadway
Illinois
Defense
Charles Wilson
A. E. Howse
Howse
Joseph M. Durst
Chief of Army Engineers
Lewis A. Pick
Zellerbach Boosts Newsprint Price
Crown Zellerbach Corp. announced a $10 per ton newsprint price increase to take effect August 1, raising the cost to $116 per ton. The move was disclosed from San Francisco on July 21.
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San Francisco
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Miner Trapped After Rock Fall at Bennet Mine
At Kee-watin Minn on July 21 rescue crews dug through tons of ore to reach miner William Corvinen 38 buried 200 feet underground after a ceiling collapse in a 53 foot gallery. Three other miners escaped and one was pulled free. officials vowed to dig until finding Corvinen.
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Keewatin
Minn
William Corvinen
Torvinen
E. A. Schneider
Pickands, Mather & Co
Family Sues City Over Gunfire Injuries in Wrigley District
Joseph D. Smith, his wife Betty, and their 6 year old son filed suit in Los Angeles seeking 256730 dollars from the City of Long Beach and several officials, claiming two police officers fired on their car during a prowler investigation in the early hours of July 24, 1950, in front of 2255 Bapaivetys Ave, causing fright and cuts from flying glass. The city says officers were pursuing an attack report and fired when the car did not stop. The defendants include Chief William H. Dovey and City Manager Samuel Vickers.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Joseph D. Smith
Betty
Wrigley
William H. Dovey
Samuel Vickers
Everett Ragsdale
W. H L. Burnett
Bapaivetys ‘Ave
Smiths
Cedar Venue
One Dead Two Hurt In Norwalk Collision In Artelia
A truck driver Raul Flores Castro is held on felony hit and run charges after a crash at 12 30 a m that killed Robert Miller 20 of Whit flow and seriously injured his wife Millie 16 and Abraham Cook 20 all of Whittier The driver was arrested near Norwalk following a call from Ernest Castro stepfather to sheriff s officers The Miller couple had recently married and were from Ontario California Highway Patrol and sheriff s deputies led the investigation with a truck found on Firestone Blvd Norwalk and Castro located at his girlfriend s home The wife was trapped and rescuers freed her at the scene
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Artelia
Whittier
Rancho Los Amigos
Robert Miller
E. Leffingwell
Whitflow
Millie
General Hospital
Abraham Cook
Raul Flores Castro
Norwalk Blvd
Calfornia Highway Patrol
Norwalk
Ernest Castro
S. Norwalk Blvd
Raul
California Highway Patrol
Ernest
Castro
Firestone Blvd
California
Eviend
British atomic expert’s Moscow trip canceled amid espionage scare
Britain halted the passport of Dr. E H S Burhop, an Australian born lecturer at University College London, as part of renewed screening after the disappearance of Donald Maclean and Guy Burgess from a London boat to France. Burhop, linked to atomic energy talks, denied access to secret materials and said he had no current connections to atomic projects.
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London
Britain
Moscow
Foreign Office
Donald Maclean
Guy Burgess
Washington
France
E. H. S. Burhop
University College
Russia
West
British Association of Scientific Workers
United States
Burhop
British Soviet Friendship Society
British Society For Cultural Relations
Community notices and listings subject to page placement
Classified ads and notices show location references across pages including Churches A-2 obituaries BL4 comics A-4 and theater A-8, with sports on pages 8-2 and 8-3 and radio television B-4. Shipping table B1 and temperatures A-3 appear with page designations.
Tax receipts hit new 1951 high. 9 times 1924 figure
Federal tax collections for fiscal 1951 reached a record 50.39 billion dollars, up 15 percent from 1945 and 32 percent above 1950. Individual income taxes totaled 26.30 billion, corporate taxes 14.36 billion, and miscellaneous excise taxes 90.49 billion, with New York the largest contributor and Nevada the smallest.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Nevada
Governor Probes Flogging of Six Colorado Convicts
In Canon City Colorado six convicts flogged after a prison break attempt were examined by doctors and turned over to Governor Dan Thornton. The warden Roy Best ordered the beatings and a state institutions board will review action. Five escape participants and one who booed officers were struck, with no permanent injuries reported.
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Canon City
Col
Dan Thornton
Roy Best
Colorado State Prison
Thornton
State Institutions Board
Denver
Arthur Fisker
John Henebry
Lee Mora
Charles Garton
John W. Davis
William C. Murray
Hurricanes Strike Midwest Killing Four and Injuring Many
United Press reports a hurricane force storm tore through the northern Midwest causing at least four deaths, heavy injuries, and millions in damage. In Minneapolis and St Paul winds toppled buildings while a supermarket roof collapsed trapping two men and injuring patrons. a baby died from bricks smashing through a chimney. Other towns suffered roof losses and blackouts with one child injured by flying glass in Watertown South Dakota.
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United Press
Midwest
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Watertown
S. D
Esther Colberg
Michael Brinda
Ihe
Terrance Malm
Lyman H. Kizer
Cooler Tomorrow With Highs In The Low Eighties
Weather forecast shows slightly cooler conditions tomorrow with daytime highs in the low 80s. Increasing night and morning low clouds are expected but skies should be mostly clear tomorrow.
Secret Air Force Base Chain Seen in Defense Build Up
The House armed services committee approved a $5.767 billion military construction plan to bolster defenses at home and abroad. The Air Force would receive about $3.48 billion, including $1 billion for overseas secret bases surrounding Russia, with $1.368 billion for the Army and $786.3 million for the Navy and Marines. Chairman Vinson said to expect House action in weeks, Defense Secretary Marshall called for urgent, fast approval and warned of more projects.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force
Russia
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Congress
Defense
Marshall
Defense Department Origiinally
Continental
United States
Naval Hospital Here Step Nearer For Long Beach
The House armed services committee recommends a 3.889 million appropriation for a 300 bed naval hospital at Long Beach as part of a 5.767 billion military construction program. It adds 1.27 million for Santa Ana Marine Air Corps base construction and 9.6 thousand for El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. High velocity rocket launching facilities are approved for the Naval Ordnance Test Station at Inyokern totaling 4.046 million, with the Defense Department's 14.241 million program also noted.
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Long Beach
House
Armed Services Committee
Marine Air Corps
Santa Ana
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Defense Department
San Clemente Island
Naval Ordnance Test Station
Inyokern
Missing Korean airlift DC-4 with UN officials
A CPA DC‑4 carrying three UN officials, 28 American airmen, and seven crew on a Vancouver to Anchorage leg disappeared over the Gulf of Alaska after a 6:42 p.m. takeoff. Coast Guard searches, RCAF planes stood by. Weather was favorable, last radio contact at 12:17 a.m. PST near Cape Spencer.
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Vancouver
B. C
United Nations
Gulf of Alaska
Anchorage
Alaska
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Korea
Caper Spencer
Juneau
CPA
U. S. Coast Guard
Royal Canadian Air Force
Sea Island
The
Air Line
Soonag
Cape Spencer
Whittier
F. L. Spencer
Spencer
Korean Airiiff
McChord Air Force Base
New Tacoma
Wash
Indictment Unsealed Against Mississippi Truman Democrats
A federal grand jury in Jackson Mississippi returned indictments against 12 to 17 figures tied to the 1948 states rights revolt in Mississippi including Frank Miz and Clarence Hood. The case centers on alleged cash for appointment schemes and cites earlier Senate subcommittee findings. Judge Sidney Mize recused. Judge Allen Cox led the 22 memberjury which heard 147 witnesses from July 9 to midweek. Indicted leaders face arraignment September 5 with U S Attorney Joseph Brown involved.
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Jackson
Miss
Truman
Mississippi
Senate Subcommittee
Frank Miz
Democratic Executive Committee
Clarence ¥. Hood
Mize
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