Tito Says Trieste Talks Must Start With Italy
Tito declares Yugoslavia ready to discuss the Trieste dispute but brands Italy’s professed willingness to negotiate as propaganda. He states a settlement move must be Italy’s first and tells a 150000 crowd in Glina Yugoslavia that De Gasperi’s interview proposing talks is empty propaganda. He cites past Yugoslav proposals unanswered and accuses Italy of opposition to Yugoslavia and ambitions beyond Trieste.
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Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Italy
Trieste
Adriatic
Tio
Alcide de Gasperi
Truman Campaign Swing Hits Missouri Senate Race
President Truman returns to Missouri to back Buck Taylor in the Democratic primary for senator, backing Attorney General J. E. Taylor against W. Stuart Symington. He plans to stay through August 5 voting and to confer with Pendergast supporters and local allies at the Muehliebach Hotel before resuming national duties.
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Missouri
Symington
Kansas City
J. E
Buck) Taylor
Senate
Taylor
Sen
Kem
R.-Mo
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
RFC Cleanup Adinistrator
Independence
Muehiebach
Pendergast Organization
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Delaware $T
Grandview
J. Vivian Truman
140 Reported Killed in China Mine Blast
Hong Kong reports that 140 Chinese workers died in a July 18 explosion in a Wolfram ore mine near Yeungshan in Kwangtung Province. Officials blamed saboteurs per the Kung Sheung Daily News informant.
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Hong Kong
Kung Sheung Daily News
Communist Party
Yeungshan
Kwangtung
Red China
U S Jobs Jump 28 600 in June Blamed on Vacations
The U S Civil Service Commission reports 28 600 new civilian workers added in June reaching 2 603 300, the largest monthly rise since last June. Defense accounts for over three fourths with the Air Force adding 11 200. Commerce shows a net drop of 7 000. Major departments totals: Army 543 800, Post Office 523 800, Navy 481 300, Air Force 309 700, Veterans Administration 174 600. Outside U S 184 000 civilians, up 1 100.
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Air Force
Commerce Department
Army
Post Office
Navy
Veterans Administration
United States
Aluminum Industry Walkout Threatens Steel Recovery
Pittsburgh July 28 AP reports a new walkout threat in the aluminum industry as CIO United Steel Workers and Aluminum Company of America break off talks in Washington. The union demands wage adjustments and seeks to end pay differentials across nine plants while steel mills push to resume normal production amid a 55 day strike. An industry price rise and a government price increase order loom as iron ore talks parallel the broader labor dispute.
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America
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United Steel Workers
Aluminum Company of America
Washington
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USW
United States Steel Corp
Steel
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Cleveland
Otis
United Steel
J and
Youngstown
Ohio
Buffalo
Wheeling Steel Corp
Allegheny Sadium
White House
Steel Worker's
Roger L. Putnam
Price
Bilis Arnall
Thunderstorms Fray the Heat Belt Across U S
A blanket of hot air covered the southern and central United States while northern and western edges faced thundershowers. Cooler air spreads southwest from the Dakotas after storms in the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes, with scattered showers in the southern Rocky Mountains.
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Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
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