State Reds Turn in ex members aid California anti communists
Sacramento July 28 AP The legal adviser of the State Senate un American activities committee said California is in good shape to combat the Communist underground as many ex Reds are turning in informants. Ex party members turning in formants and a hard disciplined core dominate the underground. The committee re elected Sen Hugh Burns as chairman and will weigh a probe into tax exemption repeal if signatures qualify. FBI reports California second to New York in Communist presence with hoover praising the state committee.
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Sacramento
Apy
State Senate un-American Activities Committee
California
Richard Combs
Senate
Combs
Communist Party
FBI
Carl Rude Lambert
San Francisco
Sen
Hugh Burns
Fresno
Tom Cabot
Burns
People’s Daily World
California Taxpayers Alliance
New York
New York State
Z. Edgar Hoover
State Committee
Mediators Arrive in Hawaii to Break Pineapple Strike
Two federal mediators from San Francisco, Arthur C. Viat and George L. Hillenbrand, arrived in Honolulu at Gov. Oren E. Long’s request to help end a month old deadlocked dispute on Lanai Island between Harry Bridges' ILWU and the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Lanai Island
Arthur C. Viat
George L. Hillenbrand
Oren E. Long
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaiian Pineapple Company
Greek Premier Quits in Pre-election Move
In Athens on July 25 Premier Sophocles Venizelos resigned and was asked by King Paul to form a new government to oversee September elections. Parliament dissolved after legislation for elections passed as party leaders met with the king to agree on a national vote to end the political muddle.
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Athens
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Paul
Industrial States Due Red Roundup
Washington reports the Justice Department and FBI may target Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Michigan as next hubs in a drive against active Communists. Four leaders who fled after convictions remain at large, with New York June 20 indictments adding to the pursuit. Rep. Potter said the House Un-American Activities Committee will send Detroit investigators soon as part of a city-by-city defense plant study.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
Justice Department
Bush
New York
California
Department
FBI
Charles EB. Potter
R.mich
House Committee On un-American Activities
Detroit
Washington-Baltimore
Boston
Weather map shows wide showers across nation
The Associated Press notes weekend rain in several regions with heavy totals in New England and mid Atlantic. New York City logged about two inches in 12 hours, while thundershowers occurred in the Ohio Valley and southeast. Cooler in northeast and Great Lakes, warmer in Rockies. Glasgow Montana hit 100. Sunday's outlook calls for thunderstorms in the Middle Atlantic and scattered showers elsewhere.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
New York City
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Great Plains
Glasgow
Mont
Middle Atlantic States
North Dakota
Lake Superior
Rocky Mountains
Hungary Born Star Helps Picket Russ at UN HQ
Dona Massey, Hungarian American actress, led about 50 picketers at the Park Avenue headquarters of the Russian delegation to the United Nations. The demonstrators protested communist control of Hungary and the deportation of Hungarians to the Soviet interior.
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New York
Dona ‘Massey
Park Avenue
United Nations
Hungary
Marshall Explains Europe Troops Estimate of 400,000
Secretary of Defense Marshall said the 400000 figure covers supply and supporting troops plus combat units. He testified to the Senate appropriations committee and noted 340000 ground forces and 60000 airmen.
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Marshall
Europe
Washington
U. S
Senate Appropriations Committee
Richards
Dos. C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen. Connally
Aemeeye
Texas
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Western
Mirrane
President Expected to Sign Controls Bill
Washington July 28 Vice President Truman and Price Director Michael V DiSalle discussed the new economic controls bill that Congress will send to the White House Monday The measure allows some price and rent increases and rollbacks and relaxes consumer credit controls The bill faces House passage and Truman’s signature within the 24 hours left before the current law expires The OPS reaction was mixed with concerns over price rollbacks and margins.
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Washington
Truman
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
White House
Senate
House
DiSalle
Midwest
Independence
Toedo
Ohio
Detroit
Alds
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Senate House
Partic
Ular
Eric Johnston
Tulsa youth in murder charge tied to June slaying
Eugene Monroe a 20-year-old African American with a scarred face was charged with murder in the June 25 rape slaying of Dorothy Waldrop, 22, an expectant mother. He pleaded innocent as a preliminary hearing was set, with a signed confession cited by Police Chief Graves.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dorothy Waldrop
Eugene Monroe
Leslie W. Lisle
Fred Graves
Monroe
Preston Reformatory
Ione
Calif
California
State Penitentiary
McAlester
Lewis J. Bicking
Graves
Override of Veto Seen on Oil Bill
Washington July 28 UPI Francis E Walter predicted Congress will override President Truman and return title to states for undersea oil reserves worth 40 billion dollars. Emanuel Celler argued the veto will stand as two thirds in both chambers seems unlikely. House debate resumed Monday. Senate action not scheduled.
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Washington
UPI
Francis E. Walter
Congress
Truman
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Emanuel Celler
Walter
Celler
British urged to renew Iran talks over oil dispute
Averell Harriman pressed British leaders to accept Iran's offer to resume discussions on the Anglo Iranian Oil Co nationalization. After a 2.5 hour session with Prime Minister Attlee and ministers at Downing Street Harriman emerged smiling while Attlee looked pleased. Britain seeks clarity on treatment of British workers in Iran and the impact on western oil supplies. Harriman plans further informal talks at Chequers with Attlee, attended by U S ambassador Gifford and aide Fountree.
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Harriman
Atilee
W. Averill Harriman
Truman
Clement Attlee
London
Downing St
Britain
Iran
Tehran
Sir Francis Shepherd
Walter 5. Gifford
U.S
Associated Press
Averell Harriman
Atlee
No. 10
Rowning St
Attlee
Anglo Iranian Oil Co
Francis Shepherd
Hartiman
Tran
Abadan
United States
Europe
Tomnriraw
Herbert Morrison
Hugh Gaitskell
Noel Baker
Richard R. Stokes
U. S
Walter S. Gifford
William Fountree
State Department
Veteran Official Dies in Buffalo This Week
Richard W. Walsh, 84, longtime New York State Supreme Court stenographer who served as official court reporter during President McKinley’s trial, died today in Buffalo. Walsh worked 44 years until retiring in 1942, shaping state judicial reporting.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Richard W. Walsh
William McKinley
Walsh
New York State Supreme Court
Cantaloupe Champ Defends World Title in Firebaugh
Luke Reece of Glendale Arizona defended his title as world champion cantaloupe packer in Firebaugh California defeating 10 competitors in a 20 minute contest. He packed 292 crates four more than a carload marking another win for Reece in a local agricultural event.
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Firebaugh
Calif
Luke Reece
Glendale
Ariz
AEC Frees Radioactives For Industry Tests At Brookhaven
New York July 28 The U S Atomic Energy Commission makes radioactive cobalt and tantalum bombs available to industry and universities for tests at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Facilities send materials to be exposed to intense gamma rays to study physical and chemical changes, with safe shielding and nonradioactive results expected after exposure. Industrial and academic groups may participate, using cobalt and tantalum sources for gamma-ray irradiation.
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New York
U.S
Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Brookhaven
Plastica
Brook
University of Michigan
Haven
Tional
Uptort
Eastern Universitied
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AEC
Howard W. Blakeslee
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