Passage Seen Assured For Control Bill In Senate
Senate leaders said Republican Senator Ives backing virtually assures passage of a wage price control and rationing bill for President Truman. House approved a similar measure 383 to 12, with Maybank predicting a Senate passage with minor changes and Taft opposing broad powers. Truman would gain discretion on when to apply controls though not seeking them, while Taft urged Congress to retain decision rights.
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Washington
Senate
Ives
Truman
House
Maybank
D-Sc
Taft
Ohio
Congress
Ohioan
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Aft
Court Order Ends Akron's City Strike
Common Pleas Judge Bern ard J. Roetzelordered 800 city workers to return to their jobs ending a four day strike by UPW union members in garbage collection street water and other city services The court ruled the union acted without right in resigning workers and the workers must resume work immediately to quash the mass protest over 25 cent pay raises.
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AKRON
Common Pleas
Bernard J. Roetzel
Herbert S. Sions
United Public Workers, Independent Union Workers
Roetzel
UPW
Ohio
Moscow Play Portrays Robeson Life in New Stage Work
A Moscow AP report says a forthcoming play titled John, A Soldier at Peace will depict episodes from the life of American singer Paul Robeson. The production details and premiere date were not announced.
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Moscow
Paul Robeson
John
Roberson
35-Year-Old Woman Named As Atom Spy
New York AP report says Ethel Rosenberg, 35, wife and sister of two others charged in the Klaus Fuchs ring, conspired to espionage to aid the Soviet Atom bomb program. Her brother David Greenglass, 28, worked at Los Alamos in 1945, and is linked to the case via Harry Gold. Bail set at $100,000.
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New York
Klaus Fuchs
Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg
Korea
U. S
Miles J. Lane
Edward W. McDonald
Los Alamos
Rosenberg
Greenglass
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Bank Hold-Up Money Found in Cincinnati Heist
The $35,358 Fifth Third Union Trust Co robbery dated July 26 nears court with three Nolan brothers and their father under arrest. FBI and state police recovered most of the money after rapid arrests across Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Colorado and Kentucky, including $1,300 in a sock and $500 in a sock on Joseph Wayne Nolen and $23,867 recovered from Theodore Nolan, the fathers, at Woodbine Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Fifth Third Union Trust Company
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Joseph Wayne Nolen
Whitley County
Baltimore
Philadelphia
FBI
Ballard French Nolen
John Milton Nolen
Rocky Ford
Colo
Ballard Nolan
Theodore R. Nolan
Woodbine
Twenty Two Passengers Dumped From Cabin Cruiser
In Madison Wisconsin a 25 foot cabin cruiser overturned dumping twenty two young men and women into Lake Mendota about 200 yards from shore. All passengers reached shore safely. several were in the water about an hour before rescue.
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Madison
Wis
Lake Mendota
Ohioans Decorated for Valor in Korean Action
Two Ohio enlisted men and an officer were decorated for valor in action around Taejon and Yongdong as the 24th Infantry Division headquarters announced. Maj. Paul E. Alban of Van Wert received the Silver Star while Pvt. James A. Vanhouse of Portsmouth and Pvt. John T. Stoffel of Cincinnati earned Bronze Stars.
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U. S. 24Th Infantry Division
Korea
Ohio
Taejon
Yongdong
24Th Infantry Division
Paul E. Alban
van Wert
Pfe
James A. Vanhouse
Portsmouth
John T. Stoffel
Cincinnati
Alibi Guy in the Office Fails to Face His Faults
A verse describing an office worker who avoids blame by crafting alibis and redirecting fault to others. The poem laments the cowardly habit of denying mistakes and shirking responsibility, noting the impact on coworkers and morale.
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Joe
Jim
Security Council Stalls Over Malik Filibuster Tactics
AP report from Lake Success details Malik's refusal to yield the floor as the Security Council wrangles over seating North and South Korean representatives and Russia's counterattacks. Britain’s Jebb warns of communist imperialism while Austin and Malik clash on responsibility for Korea's invasion and UN actions.
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Security Council
Russia
Jakob Malik
United States
Council
U. S
Warren Austin
North Korea
South Korea
United Nations
Ism
Asia
Malik
Jebb
Red China
Austin
Europe
Korea
MacArthur
Taft says U S invited war in Korea at press confab
Senator Robert A. Taft told about 100 Ohio editors that the Truman administration’s Far East policy was an invitation and a green light for North Korea to attack South Korea. He urged UN action and warned against limited punishment, also opposing economic controls as unworkable in peace.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Far East
South Korea
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Okinawa
Japan
Philippines
Taft
Korea
United Nations
38Th Parallel
United States
Elizabeth Expecting Child. Birth Not Yet Announced
London AP reports crowds gather outside Clarence House awaiting news of Princess Elizabeth's second child. Buckingham Palace says birth is expected any day. The baby would move to third in line after Elizabeth and Prince Charles, born November 14, 1948.
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London
Elizabeth
Clarence House
Prince Philip
Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
World News In Brief From Formosa to Manila
Chinese Communist artillery and Nationalist batteries on Quemoy island fought a two hour duel. Arkansas will get a new hydrogen bomb plant valued at two hundred thousand dollars. UN Secretary General Lie predicted a U.S. bridgehead in Korea. An Air Force pilot fired a missile from a Mustang damaging a Red tank and a rocket fragment lodged in his wheel well. British carrier Istrious files found jammed in boiler as Parliament set to discuss national defense. North Korean lieutenants surrendered to U.S. forces using safe conduct passes. Manila floods claim at least 15 lives and raise dysentery fears.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Island
Quemoy
U. S
Korea
Air Force
Joseph C. Miles
Harlem
Miles
Bomb hurled at Belgian Communist party HQ
A small bomb was thrown at the Belgian Communist party headquarters in Brussels early today. The building sustained front damage and several windows were smashed.
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Brussels
Belgian Communist Party
Allies Hold Pohang Airbase As Battle Lulls
North Korean reinforcements crossed the Naktong River on the central front as the battle paused. The airfield near Pohang remained in Allied hands, while Pohang city showed signs of red control and counterattacks. Units including the 24th Division and First Cavalry reported pressure along the Naktong, with roadblocks and river crossings contested.
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Pohang
Naktong
Tokyo
MacArthur
Red Fourth Division
Changnyong
Waegwan
Miryang
Leif Erickson
Eighth Army
Associated Press
Max Desfor
Desfor
Naktong River
Taegu
Yongsang
Miroyang
24Th Division
Erickson
24Th
John
Mike) Michaelis
Chinju
First Cavalry Division
Kaepo
Lief Erickson
First Cavalry
Soviet Expected Reply On U S Ships Opens Lend-Lease Row
In Washington AP Rus sia promises a reply to the U S demand to settle the long overdue lend lease account. Andrei Gromyko pledged in Moscow to Ambassador Alan Kirk with officials unsure when the reply will come. The issue centers on 186 vessels including sub chasers torpedo boats landing craft cargo ships and two ice breakers loaned during World War II. Some borrowed ships rumored to be in North Korean ports spurred calls for their return. State and Defense Departments vow to use all diplomatic means to recover the vessels and clarify their whereabouts.
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Russia
United States
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Alan Kirk
State
Defense Department
Alvin Weichel
Ohio
Weichel
State Department
Soviet Union
America
Call Out For 59 Thousand More Reserves
Washington AP reports the Army and Air Force are drafting 59 444 more Reservists, expanding active duty to 121 444 within two and a half months. The Air Force plans 8 000 officers and 42 000 enlisted by early fall as initial needs, while the Army orders 9 444 male Reserve officers to active duty by October 6 after a September October recall of 62 000 Reserve enlisted men. The services emphasize captains and mid level officers plus skilled enlisted personnel, with temporary promotions for 5 000 officers and delay grounds for Reserve call ups including education, research, essential work, hardship, and dependency cases.
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Washington
Army
Air Force
U S Officials Launch Propaganda Push Over Korea War
State Department strategists pursue an Operation Figleaf style campaign to expose Soviet delays at the United Nations and Soviet support for North Korea. Secretary Acheson accused Moscow of seeking a settlement that yields abject Communist control and of undermining UN peace efforts.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Korea
United Nations
Acheson
Security Council
Jakob Malik
Council
Bombers near Russia strike Najin in bold Korea raid
A force of B-29s bombed Na Jin on the east coast of Korea within 17 miles of Soviet Russia and 110 miles from Vladivostok, the northernmost strike of the war. The raid dropped about 500 tons of bombs in dense overcast as pilots could not see the results. Neptunes hunted coastal ships between Wonsan and Musudan, while allied planes hit enemy rail links and communications. several Yaks were destroyed on the ground.
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Najin
Tokyo
Vladivostok
North Korea
Manchuria
Soviet Russia
Japan
Okinawa
Sea of Japan
Wonsan
Musudan
United Nations
Naktong River
Tax Exemption Seen For GIs In Korea War Aid
Washington AP Congress agreed that GI fighting in Korea will pay no federal income taxes and that officers will have reduced taxes. A special exemption for servicemen in hostility zones will be added to a new tax bill urged by President Truman to fund Korea War costs and rearm against Communism. The Senate Finance Committee unanimously approved about 3 billion a year in personal income tax increases, aiming to reach 5 billion annually. Senators George and Millikin expect swift passage as the bill nears White House consideration by September 1 unless a debate over corporate excess profits tax delays it.
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Congress
Korea
Truman
America
Senate Finance Committee
George
D-Ga
Millikin
Senate
White House
Congres
House Cites 56 For Contempt Among Them 3 Cincinnatians
The House voted contempt citations against 56 witnesses defying the Un American Activities Committee. Cincinnatians named include Talmadge Raley, Esther Tice, and Frank Hashmall. Prosecutors will decide if cases go before grand juries. max penalty is one year in jail and $1000 fine.
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Washington
The
House Today
U. S
UN- American Activities Committee
Talmadge
Tom) Raley
United Electrical Workers
Esther Tice
Frank Hashmall
Hamilton County
Communist Party
Honolulu
Capitol Hill
Congress
un-American Activities Committee
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