Conference Votes Support for Rollbacks
Senate House conferees tentatively backed price rollbacks on non-farm commodities to levels before the Korean War but with cost adjustments. The panel extended economic controls through next June covering wage, price, rent and other emergency actions. Final votes and details on the non-farm rollback and livestock slaughter quotas were to follow.
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Washington
Senate House
Sen
Maybank
D-S. C
Marshall Seeks Full 6.3 Billion Arms Aid
Secretary of Defense Marshall urged Senate approval of the full 6.3 billion foreign arms aid requested to bolster Western Europe. He warned Americans were shocked by the defense letdown and said the program aims for essential 1952 military needs to deter another war, with Europe supplying most manpower. He blamed a Soviet reaction for dampening support and testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Marshall
Congress
Bette
United States
Western Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Eisenhower
Malik Marshall
Russia
Jacob Malik
Korea
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nationalists Drive Back Into China
Three Nationalist columns totaling about 15 000 troops push from northeast Burma into Yunnan Province, seizing an airfield 200 miles southwest of Kunming. Li Mi leads the operation, ongoing for nearly three months, with Burmese forces harrying their rear as Burma remains neutral toward Mao Zedong’s regime.
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Rangoon
Burma
China
Yunnan
Kunming
Li Mi
Chiang Kai-shek
Red
Comite
Mao Tze Ung
Filipino Army Holds 2000 as Subversives
Quintin Paredes acting president of the Senate said the Philippine army is holding 2000 persons suspected as subversives in Manila on July 27. He urged an end to the writ of habeas corpus suspension which allows indefinite detention. Continued on Page A-4.
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Manila
Quintin Paredes
Senate
Philippine Army
Ingrid Bergman Secret Reunion With Daughter in Britain
Ingrid Bergman and her daughter Jenny Ann held a secret meeting in a British home. Dr. Peter Lindstrom confirmed the reunion before departing for Sweden. Jenny Ann said she spent several hours with her mother and called the visit wonderful. Lindstrom indicated he and Jenny Ann might stay in Sweden for months before returning to California.
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London
Ingrid Bergman
Jenny Ann
England
Miss Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Pia
Sweden
Lindstrom
California
Defies Lion But Daredevil Admits Fear of Wife
HIACKENSACK N J July 27 A motorcycle stunt rider James McNish 28 formerly of Edgewater faced domestic relations court after his wife allegedly nagged him threatened him with a knife and said she would kill him in his sleep His lawyer quipped that a man who drives a lion around an amusement park may fear a little woman The judge ordered McNish to continue paying 25 weekly support for his wife and two children.
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N, J
Bergen County Domestic Relations Court
James McNish
Edgewater
Thomas L. Zimmerjon
McWish
McNish
Armistice talks begin as Joy presents UN position
United Nations delegate Vice Admiral C Turner Joy opened formal negotiations in Kaesong by detailing the Allied stance on a demilitarized zone near the current front, while Communists offered no comment and requested an adjournment until 5 p.m. local time. The two sides agreed in principle on how to address the four truce points and named officer teams to work details. The Red delegation, led by North Korean General Nam II, prepared to respond later.
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Korea
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Kaesong
Joy
Long Beach
Nam- I
Batile
38Th
Reds to Oust U.S. Missions in China
In Peiping a Red China broadcast announced stringent regulations halting all American or American supported missions and ordering Chinese Christian groups to sever ties with them. American workers opposed to the regime face dismissal while those with crimes will be reported for punishment. Those without complaint may depart China.
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San Francisco
China
Ep-Lail
Peiping
Associated Press
Red China
iReds
World's most absent minded man found married
An Olive View California man, once a Fort Worth resident, was declared the world's most absent minded by marriage license clerks. He had requested clerks to verify his marriage and records showed he wed on January 14, 1924.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Olive View
Calif
California Reds Stay in Jail, Judge Rules
Federal Judge Leon Yankwich ordered four top level California Communists to remain jailed at least until Tuesday. Bail set at 75000 each sparked protests by defense attorney Ben Margolis. The four, part of a dozen arrested in yesterday’s roundup, face conspiracy charges to advocate overthrow of the government.
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Los Angeles
Leon Yankwich
California
Atty
Ben Margolis
San Francisco
New York
Margolis
Steel for Making Autos Cut 5 Percent
Washington July 27 The government orders another five percent cut in steel for passenger car production effective Oct 1 Auto output for Oct 1 to Dec will be cut to 60 percent of the prior six months level yielding a production of about 1 100 000 cars If needed makers may use some foreign steel to reach the quota Defense Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann announced Also allocations were issued for steel copper and aluminum for the year’s final quarter Consumer goods will receive about 65 percent of pre war tonnage and appliances about 70 percent Fleischmann said civilian production roughly equal to 1949 levels will be maintained despite the defense program and no hardship is expected.
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Washington
Manly Fleischmann
DPA
Firischmann
Truman Plans Detroit Speech During 250th Anniversary
President Truman prepares final draft for a noon speech in Cadilac Square before Detroit City Hall during the city’s 250th anniversary. He will fly on the Independence to Detroit and back the same day with direct and rebroadcast radio plans across KECA KHJ KFI KMPC KNX stations.
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Washington
Truman
Detroit
Cadilac Square
Independence
Mr. Truman
Long Beach
KECA
KHJ
KFI
KMPC
KNX
House Votes To Weigh Measure On Offshore Oil Lands
In Washington on July 27 AP reports the House approved moving ahead with a quitclaim bill that would grant states title to submerged offshore lands three miles out and a share of royalties beyond that, prompting a four hour debate. Representatives Lyle and Allen defended the measure, arguing it upholds states rights and risks from outsiders. The proposal echoes a Truman veto from years ago.
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House
Eye ' Z
Lyle
Texas
Allen
R-Dl
Teapot Dome
Truman
Congress
400000 GIs Due in Europe in 1952
Secretary of Defense Marshall testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States expects 400000 troops on duty in Europe in 1952, with 340000 ground troops and 60000 Air Force personnel. He noted European allies anticipate 2500000 active troops and 5000000 reserves ready within 90 days after war begins.
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Washington
Marshall
United States
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Denver Youths Brutally Beaten in School Yard
A 16-year-old girl and her 15-year-old male companion were found unconscious in a Denver school yard. The girl was in a dangerous condition with head injuries and cuts, possibly sexually assaulted. the boy suffered a basal skull fracture and other injuries. Their names are withheld pending notification.
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Denver
Denver General Hospital
Frank Baerga
Lowry Air Force Base
Map New U. S. Bond Campaign Launch
Washington on July 27 reports a new defense bond drive to be launched Labor Day September 1 in Grand Rapids Michigan. President Truman will take part in a radio and television broadcast but the Treasury cautions it cannot say yet whether he will travel to Grand Rapids or speak from Washington.
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Washington
Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman
The
Treasury
Where to Find It Beach Combing and Classified Ads Guide
A navigational note lists where to locate features in the issue. It includes Beach Combing on Page 6-1, Bagle on Page A-1T, Bridge on Page A-11, Classified Ads on Pages B-7 to IT, Comics on Page B-6, Crossword on Page A-6, Editorial on Page A-10, Financial on Pages 8-4 and 5, Obituaries on Page B-7, Radio and Television on Page A-6, Shipping Table on Page 8-5, Sports on Pages A-11 to 14, Theaters on Page A-8, Tides and Temperatures on Pages 2-5, and Women's Activities on Pages 8-2 and 3.
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Beach
House Formally OKs Germany War End
The House voted today to end the war with Germany officially. It sent to the Senate at the President's request a resolution declaring the war officially terminated the moment he signs the legislation.
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Washington
House
Germany
Senate
Weather outlook with sun and fog tonight
Variable high cloudiness but mostly sunny through Saturday with local fog and low clouds late tonight and tomorrow morning. Little change in temperature expected tomorrow.
Army says Allies on ropes in Korea and pauses for peace talks
The Army claimed in a Washington briefing that Allied forces held the Communists on the ropes in Korea last month but refrained from a knockout blow to show good faith in peace talks. It cited a major Communist offensive in May, later broken by UN counteroffensive, with heavy Chinese losses, while UN forces paused further tactical explanation after June 23 peace proposals.
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Washington
Korea
United Nations
Japan
Pentagon
East Central
10Th Corps
U. S
Eighth Army
Speace
Advater
U, N
Reds Hold Back UN Drive on Hills in Korea
July 27 Korea dispatch: Allied attempts to seize hill positions east of Yanggu and north of Inje failed again as UN forces faced stern Communist resistance. The Eighth Army reported attacks by UN troops were repulsed amid heavy mortar and artillery fire from Chinese lines. American B29s from Okinawa bombed supply routes while Fifth Air Force pilots and light bombers hit transportation targets in over 350 sorties.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
CPP
Eighth Army
United Nations
Yang‘gu
Inje
U.N
Okinawa
Fifth Air Force
Judge orders haircutting of zoot-suit youths in Queens clash
In New York on July 27 a judge ordered the shaving of long Marcel waves and sideburns of 27 boys and 3 girls seized after a gang clash over a vacant lot in Queens. Magistrate Thompson held the youths in $1000 bail each and admonished their parents to avoid posting it.
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LesistAte Edward Thompson
Marcel
Riral
Queens
Thompson
Thompson Sai
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