Congress debates sharing A bomb data with Britain
Senators from both parties press the Atomic Energy Commission chairman over Lilienthal and Vernthal reports backing President action to transfer A bomb know how to Britain. Critics fear disclosure could empower the Soviets. others urge stockpiling and caution a foreign transfer without Congress approval.
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Venthal
Atom- Faerey Commission
Lilienthal
Hickenlooper
R-Iown
Knowland
R.caill
Congress
Millikin
R.cole
Winnd
Truman Asks Fast Foreign Arms Aid for Free Nations
President Truman urged rapid military assistance to Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Norway Denmark Italy Greece Turkey Iran Korea the Philippines Canada and other American republics on a cash and carry basis. He proposed three types of aid including direct equipment transfers and expert training to help create mobile defensive forces for safeguarding Western Europe and global stability.
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Berlin
Iran
Turkey
Truman
United Nations
Russia
Congress
Britain
France
Bellum
Netherlands
Luxemurg
Western European Union
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Greece
Korea
Philippines
United States
Canada
Cape To
Europe
Army studying recruiting trend delays draft renewal decision
Washington officials said the Army, about 20,000 below its 677,000 authorized strength for the fiscal year, would watch recruiting trends over the next two months. Officials noted reenlistments are strong, and no plan exists to renew the draft or raise volunteer standards yet. The Selective Service Act expires next year unless Congress acts.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Vandenberg and Taft oppose Truman arms plan
Senate leaders Arthur H. Vandenberg and Robert A. Taft voiced strong opposition to President Truman’s $1.45 billion arms program. Taft called it a lend-lease style program with “arbitrary discretion” for arms to any nation, while Vandenberg urged rewrite and curtailment. Both favored limited aid until NATO defense council is formed.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Sens
Arthur
H. Vandenberg
Mich
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Congress
Vandenberg
Taft
Pro‘am
Taftsal Vandenberg
Council of Defense
Czechs Would Drop Church in Crisis Speech
Czechoslovakia's Communist premier Antonin Zapotocky told 15,000 union members in Trutnov that between Catholicism and communism the choice would be Moscow Stalin socialism. He warned Pope excommunication of Communists would affect working people. Czech officials denounced the move as a devilish discord sowing tactic.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Stalin
Antonin Zapotocky
Trutnov
East
Student Quits Job as Demos' Secretary
Vincent M. Gaughan of Buffalo announces resignation as executive secretary of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, effective September. He will return to the University of Buffalo Law School to devote full time to studies. The pamphlet cites concern over the party weakness inviting aggression and discusses proposed aid to western Europe with future programs. The State Department offers no estimate on how many years these programs might continue amid the threat of war.
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Washington
Vincent M. Gaughan
Buffalo
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Gaughan
Buffalo Law School
Papphlet
Europe
State Department
Beverly Hills Noise Abatement Noted
The National Noise Abatement Council cited Beverly Hills for its work in noise control during the past year. Memphis won an award for the eighth consecutive year while Evansville Little Rock Memphis New York Jacksonville and Rochester were also mentioned in the regional recognition.
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New York
National Noise Anstereat Council
Tobard
Din
Evansville
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Jacksonville
Fla
Rochester
Suspect in Cohen Ambush Gives Up
The Cohen shooting investigation grows as suspects linked to underworld figures are questioned. Suspect Anthony Messina released after brief questioning. three others freed on bond in San Francisco. Police seek details on the ambush on Sunset Boulevard between Los Angeles and Beverly Hills.
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Cohen
United Directlv
Los Angeles
Beverly
Sunset Blvd
Swank Haberdashery
Underworld
Apell
Iinally
Anthony Messina
San Francisco
Jimmy Tarantino
Hy Porter
Tarantino
Joener
Ed Johnson
San Diego
Mickey
Eugene Biscailuz
Lawson
Vice
Brenda Allen
Vice Aquad
Flmland
Harry Cooper
Attorney General's Office
Neddie Herbert
Dee David
Cooper
Anny
Frank Costello
New York
Phil Kastel
New Orleans
Grand Jury
State Department denounces Soviet aggression policy
The State Department urged Congress to approve a 1.45 billion arms program, detailing Soviet expansionist aims and international communist threats. It cited Soviet pressure in Iran, domination in Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania, and the Berlin blockade as evidence of communist aggression and a threat to free peoples. The document links these actions to the need for aid to counter aggression.
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Washington
State Department
Soviet Union
Congress
Free Peoples
Iran
Poland
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Imip
Hthoi Me
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Germany
Berlin
Mrs Roosevelt Faces Anti Catholic Label Amid Row
NY July 25 Mrs Roosevelt defends freedom of religion after Cardinal Spellman accuses her of anti Catholic bias. She notes bigotry against Catholics in Smith campaign and plans to answer Spellman personally while urging harmony among Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups.
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York
Roosevelt
Francis Car
Alfred
Smith
Ign
World Telegram
Cardinal Spellman
Hyde Park
Crippled freighter in Canadian port near Vancouver
In heavy seas off the Washington coast the 9000‑ton freighter Skauge shifted her cargo of copper concentrates, crippling the ship. She steamed toward Vancouver, B C under her own power after the targa shift, about 570 miles from Vancouver at the time.
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Seatile
Couver
B. C
Washington
Vancouver
Attic Find May Tie Loot to 1937 Queen's Hotel robbery
Mrs Franke Mackie found a soiled napkin in a chest yielding 5000 pounds worth of rings brooches and jewels set with rubies emeralds and diamonds. Her husband, night porter at the Queen's Hotel, had received the chest after the 1938 closure and police were alerted.
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Biargate
Eng
Franke MacKie
Queen's Hotel
Mackie
Shifting U S Personnel From Berlin to West Germany
Berlin July 2. A major shift in American personnel from Berlin to western Germany was reported today by military government officials. The move concentrates in Frankfurt and Bonn with Berlin forces serving as an outpost. McCloy to base operations in Bad Homburg and Bonn, coordinating European Recovery Program efforts and governance in the west. Russians curtail some restrictions as free trade moves advance.
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Berlin
Germany
Frankfurt
Bonn
Repulic
Main
U. & Military
John J. McCloy
Bad Hom
Cormina McCloy
West Germany
West Berlin
Bendix Economat Promises Better Gentle Wash
A vintage advert claims Bendix Economat improves on time tested agitator washing. The text touts the Wondertub combined with the Senator to create a new washing action that lifts dirt from clothes and leaves garments looking like new without snags or tips.
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Bendix
The Washer That Couldn't Happen Wondertub Tale
To cut down costs an entirely new idea was developed using a wartime wonder material matezaloy Bendiz enginesra enagner. From this flexible material they built the Wondertub as an innovative washing solution.
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matezaloy—Bendiz Enginesra Enagner
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