Cost of Arms Means Budget of Sixty Billion Dollars
Washington reports project defense costs for the coming year at about 35 billion dollars if fully mobilized. Total nondefense spending could push the overall budget beyond 59 billion, with defense rising to 40 to 50 billion in the next year. A major tax hike is likely, as Treasury balance nears red.
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Russian Transport Sighted Off Japan
A Japanese district patrol boat reported sighting a Soviet naval transport of about 5000 tons at the western entrance of Tsugaru Strait between Honshu and Hokkaido. The Miura Maru said the craft was about three miles off Fukushima at the southern tip of Hokkaido and flying a Soviet flag.
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Who ll Run System of Allocation a Row Shakes True Deal
The Truman administration faces a White House power dispute over who should control the allocation system for critical materials. Debates focus on NSRB authority versus old-line agencies Commerce Interior and Agriculture. Key figures include W Stuart Symington and Secretary of Commerce Sawyer amid waves over voluntary versus compulsory rationing and mobilization plans.
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State Fishing Union Indicted for Price Fixing
SAN FRANCISCO July 28 The Northern California Joint Council of the CIO International Fishermen's and Allied Workers' Union and six locals were indicted by a federal grand jury on price fixing charges. Seven union officers named in the indictment. Defendants allegedly conspired to fix prices for sales in Northern California ports from Santa Cruz to the Oregon border.
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Why no national emergency declared for Korean War
Washington reports that Gen Omar Bradley and National Security Resources Board chair Stuart Symington explained to Congress why there is no formal national emergency or war declaration for Korea. Reasons include UN mission status, existing drafting and economic powers, fear of Soviet use of such a declaration, and WWII emergency powers still in effect due to blocked peace treaties. Attorney General McGrath said senators already know the rationale.
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Ex Admiral Named for Maritime Board President Truman nominates Cochrane
Edward S. Cochrane retired vice admiral of the Navy was named to join the Feder Maritime Board by President Truman today. The nomination follows his long naval career and aligns with the administration's maritime policy.
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Ten Year Old South Korean Saves 200 Americans
A ten year old South Korean boy helped lead a wounded American unit through Korean lines to safety after a roadblock and artillery fire. The group, led by Lt. John Rousch Jr., endured hunger and thirst while maneuvering through hostile terrain before reaching safety and receiving food and plasma from U. S. planes. The boy, nicknamed Jimmy, was made unit mascot and plans to accompany the unit to Japan were discussed.
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Philippines Ready to Directly Participate in Korea War
President Quirino told about 10,000 people in Manila that the Philippines is prepared to take direct participation in the Korean conflict. He said the country has advised the United States of readiness, would cross borders if needed, and has urged Congress to appropriate funds to equip more troops for internal security and for service with democracies of the world.
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Thursday Weather Statistics From Long Beach Lifeguards
Tides and temperatures report sunrise at 6 02 a m sunset 7 56 p m moonrise 3 46 p m moonset 6 21 a m high tides 11 03 a m 43 ft 10 05 p m 6 7 ft water temp 7 calm surf condition notes Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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U S Urges Readiness for Possible War With Russia
Washington dispatch notes U S worries over Korea and a potential Russian entry into war. Officials estimate Russia timing ranges up to three years, with some bets suggesting sooner. Article outlines $35 billion defense outlay and a major draft expansion to 100000 inductees as the U S builds a larger armed force.
Veep Welcomes Nippon Leaders for Peace
Vice President Barkley today greeted a group of Japanese leaders in Washington and voiced hope for enduring peace between the United States and Japan. He addressed about 60 government, business and labor leaders en route back to Japan after a Moral Rearmament conference in Switzerland.
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Fight to Pass Immediate Wage and Price Controls
Senate banking committee discussed Baruch plan for immediate wage and price controls. House and Senate leaders debate administration plan versus Baruch as inflation concerns surge.
State Will Prove Evans Took Bribe, Says Prosecutor
Sacramento July 28 The prosecutor said he will prove Assemblyman John Evans of Los Angeles was on Pension Promoter Jorge McLain payroll from before the 1949 session until six months after. Evans charged with accepting four $75 bribes. McLain accused of giving the bribes. The trial delayed. O’Shea said McLain tried to push a pension bill despite Evans calling it unconstitutional. He said McLain told bookkeeper at a 1948 Christmas party to place Evans on payroll at $73 a week. Evans, a legislator since 1939, allegedly used payments to entertain members. He will show four checks cashed locally while others were banked by Mrs. Evans in Los Angeles.
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Weather Across Nation Mostly Pleasant With Some Hot Spots
Chicago reports generally pleasant weather nationwide with clear skies. Showers diminished in the southeast and near the Great Lakes, temperatures seasonable east of the Mississippi while western regions remained hot except along the Pacific Northwest.
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