Truce talks may sway House on price controls
Washington AP reported that the House paused economic controls votes as Korea truce talks loom. A midweek test hinges on prohibiting price rollbacks for the Defense Production Act term. If fighting ends, leaders expect pressure to drop controls. DiSalle urged support for strong price controls in a radio speech.
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Washington
House
Korea
Capitol Hill
William Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
National Committee
Michael V. DiSalle
Congress
Hospital Strike Called Illegal
Attorneys for ten Minneapolis hospitals argued in district court that a walkout of 800 service employees violates a Minnesota law barring strikes in charitable institutions. Hospitals sought a temporary restraining order and ban on picketing, saying pickets impeded delivery of food and drugs as volunteers helped keep operations running.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Afluilding Service
Wheat Season Opens in Marion with First Load Sold
Marion, Ohio AP report says the wheat season opened with Forest D. Loudenslager selling the first 100 bushels at $2.07 per bushel for No 2 wheat. A heavy run is expected to begin Monday unless weekend rain delays it.
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Marion
Forest D. Loudenslager
Detectives nab Buffalo holdup suspect in Cleveland
Buffalo detectives Hanrahan and Basil arrested Artillo Montenarillo, 45, at Cleveland Union Terminal while recovering about $40,000 from a little brown satchel. Bank employees identified him as the Buffalo Industrial Bank robber who held up tellers, herded workers to the rear, and fled with the cash.
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Cleveland
Buffalo, N. Y
Buffalo Industrial Bank
Cleveland Union Terminal
Buffalo
John B. Hanrahan
Charles M. Basil
Artillo Montenarillo
Montenarillo
Hanrahan
Stanley F. Kuchta
Kucita
Virginia Hill in turmoil amid punches and tears
Virginia Hill, once linked to gangsters, clashed with reporters during a day of turmoil on her way home. Denver DA investigators detained her briefly, while Spokane seized her home for $161,000 in back income taxes.
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Denver
Virginia Hill
Spokane
el Paso
Tex
Enlistments Extended by 12 Months in 1951–52 Range
President Truman issued an executive order extending enlistments expiring between July 8, 1951 and July 1, 1952 for 12 more months. Defense Department estimates 300,000 to 400,000 will be affected. draftees and current mandatory extensions remain unchanged.
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Washington
Truman
Defense Department
Hart Wins All England Women’s Championship at Wimbledon
Doris Hart of Miami defeats Shirley Fry of Akron 6 1 6 0 on center court to clinch the All England Women’s Championship. Hart seals the title in straight sets, bringing home the prestigious Wimbledon crown for 1950.
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Wimbledon
England
Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
All Hands Aboard Superfort Killed
PRESTWICK Scotland AP An American B 29 Superfortress bomber crashed in a misty valley near Carl airn Eircud Brightshire Scotland killing all on board. Nine bodies recovered with possible additional victims feared by rescue workers
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Prestwick
Scotland
Carlairn
Eircud - Brightshire
Otland
Ohio sailor among three hurt in jeep crash on Guam
The Navy said a Cuyahoga Falls Ohio, hospitalman third class R A McGowan 26 son of Kathryn A McGowan 2634 Maplewood St Cuyahoga Falls was among three with minor injuries in a jeep accident on Guam while another sailor died.
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OHLO
Guam
Navy
Cuyahoga Falls
Savior
R. A. McGowan
Kathryn A. McGowan
Maplewood St
Bond Held Too Late For Field After Bail Issue
Frederick Vanderbilt Field, trustee for the Civil Rights Congress Bail Fund, remained jailed in New York after his bond was granted too late for release. He was ordered held in contempt for refusing to name the bond source. Seven convicted Communists reached Lewisburg federal penitentiary to begin five year terms while an FBI manhunt continued for others.
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New York
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Field
Sylvester J. Ryan
Thomas W. Swan
New Haven
Conn
Swan
U. S
Irving Saypol
Victor Rabinowitz
Yale Law School
Court of Appeals
Lewisburg
Federal Penitentiary
Atom
David Greenglass
Lewis
Civil Rights Congress
U.S. Attorney's Office
Iran to seize Anglo Iranian Oil assets amid court ruling
Tehran presses plans to take control of the Abadan refinery and Khuzestan fields after the Hague Court backed a five member board to supervise nationalization talks. Protests raged as Iran dismissed the court and warned British technicians could flee, risking a collapse of the oil industry.
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Tehran
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
International Court
Hague
Mohammed Mossadegh
Abadan
Khuzistan
Foreign Policies Dictated By Fear GOP Charges
A Republican staff draft circulated among senators accuses the Truman administration of letting policy be dictated by fear of Russia. It argues for a positive stance to defend the free world against Communism and cites China’s fall, Korea, and MacArthur’s ouster as evidence. It contends delays on Red China blockade, insufficient allied support in Korea, and political objections blocking hot pursuit across Manchurian borders.
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Washington
MacArthur
Russia
Cain
R-Wash
United States
Senate
Truman
China
Yalta
Far East
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Red China
Korea
U. S
United Nations
Amercan
U.S
Manchurian
Price Index Falls in Fifth Week Decline
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics wholesale price index for the period ended July 3 fell for the fifth straight week to 180.5 of the 1926 average, down two tenths of one percent. The level is 13.1 percent above last year but 1.5 percent below January 23, 1951.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Oatis Confession Heard On Radio Across Nation
AP correspondent William N. Oatis recorded confessing to espionage in Prague was broadcast by Czech radio and NBC last night. The 37-year-old reporter, sentenced to 10 years, answered questions in a steady voice saying Western journalists helped espionage and that he sought to verify colleagues’ reliability.
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New York
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Prague
America
The
National Broadcasting Ay
Washington
NBC
Battle Report
Bennett Wolfe
Oatis
Bill Oatis
Wolfe
Indiana
Indianapolis
Matis Wife Hears Broadcast Of Trial
Mrs Laurabelle Matis listened to a radio recording from the espionage trial in St. Paul. She described recognizing her husband William from the first word and said hearing his voice gave her hope for reunion. She expressed faith in efforts by the State Department and AP to win his freedom.
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Seattle
Marine Lynx
Pfc
Arthur Bickham
7Th Division
Matis
ST. Paul, Minn
Laurabelle Matis
William
Mrs. Oatis
State Department
Associated Press
Ban On Spare Tires To Be Lifted Soon
Washington AP report says the spare tire ban for new cars will be lifted next week due to improved rubber supplies and lower passenger car output. The rule had been in effect since April.
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Washington
Mann, Fleischmann
National Production Administration
Rita Hayworth Plans Next Film Amid Private Nevada Divorce
Hollywood report notes Rita Hayworth, the red haired star, arriving in Beverly Hills after six weeks establishing Nevada residency for a divorce. A studio publicity man says a news conference will occur later and she may discuss plans for her next picture while questions swirl about Aly Khan.
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Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Beverly Hills
Aly Khan
Rita
Nevada
Miss Hayworth
Communists Told 19 Hours to Reach Parley Center
Tokyo AP dispatch reports Gen Ridgway spokesmen said Communist negotiators traveling from Pyongyang to Kaesong for cease-fire talks would face Allied air attack after midnight. Reds had 19 hours to cover 130 miles in jeep and truck convoy. Immunity granted only to ensure safe conduct for Sunday preliminary talks. it ends at midnight.
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William C. Barnard
TOKYO
Matthew B. Ridgway
Korea
Reds
Pyongyang
Kaesong
F. W. Moorman
United Nations Supreme Commander
Frank A. Allen
Ridgway
Moorman
Seoul
Imjin
Kim Ii Sung
Peng Teh-Huai
Russians Plan To Take Iran Invasion Report
AP dispatch reports American journalist Ray Brock in Ankara that Russia prepares for a full scale invasion of Iran. He cites nightly border forays and claims Iran Communist assistance to aid a Red Army intervention. The plan would empower the Tudeh Party to seize control per a Russo Iranian treaty.
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NEW York
American Broadcasting Company
Russia
Iran
Ray Brock
Ankara
Turkey
Brock
U.S. Army
Tehran
Red Army
Dewey Condemns Oatis Sentence During Asia Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York condemned the imprisonment of Associated Press correspondent William N. Oatis in Czechoslovakia as an outrageous act of cowardice. He said the Czech Communists punish reporters who convey truth rather than tyranny, while on a tour of the Orient.
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Tokyo
Thomas E. Dewey
New York Today
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Dewey
Oatis
Free World
Orient
Fire Hits New Core-Making Oven at Grabler Plant
A blaze swept a newly constructed core making oven at Grabler Manufacturing in Cleveland causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Assistant Fire Chief Ferdinand Boehmer said spontaneous combustion in several cans of paint at the base of the 75 foot high oven started the fire.
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Cleveland
Grabler Manufacturing Company
Ferdinand Boehmer
Boehmer
DROWNS IN LAKE AKRON C AP REPORTS
Albert Kramer Jr twenty of Cleveland drowned last night while swimming at Hudson Springs Park lake. He was vacationing and apparently drove to the lake alone.
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Lake
Akron
Albert Kramer, Jr
Cleveland
Hudson Springs Park Lake
Red China threaten families of Chinese abroad warned by State Department
State Department radio warned that Red China is demanding large sums from Chinese living overseas with threats to torture or kill their families at home. VOA said in Southeast Asia about ten million Chinese live across the Philippines, Burma, Thailand, Malaya and beyond, with telegrams from mainland China demanding funds for land reform. Verbal threats extend to Hong Kong, Singapore, and Sopore linked communities, claiming property confiscation and family harm if payments stop.
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Washington
State Department
Red China
Philippines
Burma
Thailand
Malaya
Southeast Asia
Hong Kong
Voice of America
China
Voice
Singapore
Kwantung Province
Peiping
The
Soppore
Russia
Philimat
Ieee
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Erners
Daniel de Luce
A. I. Goldberg
Goldberg
Nathan Polowetzky
Parley Center
Imjin River
U. S. Marine
Nate Polowetzky
U.S. Eighth Army
South Korea
Wonsan
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