Ives Urges Standby Controls As Korean Crisis Deepens
Senator Ives urges Congress to grant the President stand-by wage price and rationing powers amid fears the Korean crisis signals a broader Soviet plan. He cites panic buying and shortages, while White House officials say no immediate controls are needed and Congress debates broader curbs. Taft opposes sweeping limits and seeks a narrowed bill with credit controls and plant seizure powers.
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Arkansan pushes bill to levy on excess profits
Rep. Millis of Arkansas urges prompt action on an excess profits tax to curb profiteering tied to defense contracts. The plan would allow contract renegotiation after completion if profits seem too high, a method used in wartime. President Truman did not include an excess profits tax in his initial tax program, though Capitol sentiment favors quick action. The Senate finance committee will discuss the large tax bill next week, with possible moves to add an excess profits levy.
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Twin father and son drown in American River tragedy
In Sacramento on July 29 ten-year-old twins watched as their father Thomas Sherlock, 45, and son Michael Sherlock, 8, drowned while attempting to rescue Michael from the river. Their bodies were recovered after the incident occurred while they waded near shore.
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Michael Sherlock
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Price-rise blamed on some business elements
Senate subcommittee chairman Sen. Gillette said certain business elements caused sharp food price increases tied to Korea. He urged public reports of flagrant rises and urged self-discipline to avoid hoarding and speculation, warning that government price controls could follow if voluntary limits fail.
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East Coasts Nudists Fly to Conclave at PA Camp
East Coast nudist group gathers for annual Eastern Sunbathing Association convention atop a Lehigh River plateau near Palmerton and Parryville. About 500 enthusiasts attend with many families from Atlantic states. A nearby air strip sees up to 20 planes. 60 percent are men and around 100 children. The event closes with officer elections and a king and queen crowned for suntan, pulchritude, and popularity.
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Parryville
T. Reed Suplee
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Two-stage Rocket Performs Perfectly
At the Cocoa range test on July 29 a captured German V-2 powered a second stage Wac Corporal. The V-2 reached about 30 miles altitude in 85 seconds before the craft exploded on descent. The two missiles transmitted performance data back to base, with Col. Harold Turner confirming perfect execution.
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Associates Honor McCormick on 70th Birthday Eve
Col Robert R McCormick editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune was honored by friends and associates on the eve of his 70th birthday. Twenty two Tribune directors and affiliates hosted a party for about 350 guests at his home in Chicago July 23.
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Ex-Indianans Plan Picnic at Beach
The Indiana State Society will meet at Nu-Pike picnic grounds at 6 30 p m Tuesday announced by Don May president Public invited attendees should bring a covered dish and table Ex nearest parking area is at the foot of Pine Ave southwest corner of the lot
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Allies Approve Police Force for West Germany
Bonn July 29 Allied High Commission approves a federal police force for West Germany appointing a 500 man capital force and a possible 12,000 man reserve. The plan, to be raised 40 percent from current 122,000 officers, includes flying squads and federal control only in grave emergencies. The move follows Adenauer’s request for a 25,000 man central force.
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France
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London
Washington
Blue Angels to be combat-ready after Dallas show
The Navy exhibition team the Blue Angels, seven pilots and two dozen maintenance personnel, were ordered to prepare for combat in Korea after a Dallas aerobatic display. tomorrow’s National Model Airplane Meet at Dallas Naval Air Station will be their last exhibition for a while as they become an organized combat squadron under Lt Cmdr John J Magda and six other officers from across the United States.
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Korea
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A. ‘R. Hawkins
Latkin
Texas
Jake H. Robeke
San Francisco
Ralph Hanks
d'Alene
Idaho
George W. Hawkins
Danville
Roth
Palo Alto
Calif
F. J. Murphy
Chicago
American and German plan ocean crossing in 47-foot boat
Jack Wool of San Rafael California and Erich Koeppen of Bremerhaven prepare to sail from Germany to San Francisco in a 19-ton 47-foot vessel with a 22 horsepower axilliary motor. They depart Bremerhaven tomorrow, marking Wool’s return to the sea after serving as marine superintendent at the U S port of embarkation. The voyage aims to cross the Atlantic in the vessel built by the pair.
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