Acheson Assails Russian Actions In Weak Nations
Secretary of State Acheson urged against Soviet pressure on non-Soviet states in a Dallas SMU talk. He warned isolation, appeasement, and even preventive war are false remedies, urging cooperative, negotiated solutions with other nations as the right course. More than 2,000 heard the remarks. Senator Connally introduced him in a long, clapping session.
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Soviet Union
Acheson
Southern Methodist University
Civic Federation of Dallas
SMU
Tom Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Senator urges Clark and Hoover to testify on Amerasia case
Senator Hickenlooper urged Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark and FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover be invited to testify at the Senate inquiry into the Amerasia magazine episode. The request accompanies renewed calls for a separate probe into Justice Department handling, backed by 21 Republican senators.
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Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate
Amerasia
Iowa
Senate Foreign Relations
Amerasia Magazine
Clark Oreeven
Senate Publican Policy Committee
Justice Department
Lucas
Soviet Union fixes defense budget at 18.5 percent of 1950 spending
Moscow reports defense at 18.5 percent of the 1950 budget as Finance Minister Zverev cites a shift in military and economic policy. He notes Russian revenues fall after price cuts, predicts higher capital expenditure, and accuses the United States and Britain of aggression while Ambassadors Kirk and Nicholl attend the session.
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Soviet Union
Arseny G. Zverev
Supreme Soviets
Parliament
Stalin
Truman
Congress
U. S
Zverevy
Zverev
Alan G. Kirk
John Nicholl
State Supreme Court Refuses Review in Slot Club Case
COLUMBUS RP The State Supreme Court today refused to review the conviction of Ralph Guadio and Ben Guerrieri of Trumbull County on charges of assault to robbery in connection with attempts to remove slot machines from the Circle Club in that county
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State Supreme Court
Ralph Guadio
Ben Guerrieri
Trumbull County
Circle Club
Dayton Soldier Charged With German Woman Slaying
In Bremerhaven Germany Army authorities issued a murder charge against Corporal Raymond M Deane of Dayton Ohio in the slaying of a German woman in a corn field last week. He will not stand trial immediately as a mental examination will be conducted. Deane is in serious condition in an Army hospital after injuring himself with a razor and broken glass and attempting hanging. He was found unconscious in an Army building on June 9.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Cpl. Raymond
M. Deane
Dayton
Tion
Dean
Britain Signals Possible Aid to French European Plan
London AP dispatch reports Britain may contribute to the Schuman plan for pooling Europe’s coal and steel resources later, with Kenneth Younger avoiding specifics. He refused to say whether Britain will present its own proposals, as Labour questions pressed for positive British input. Attlee had said Britain wished to help rather than hinder the Schuman proposals.
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Britain
Schuman
Europe
Kenneth Younger
Younger
Ernst Bevin
Richard Acland
Acland
Attlee
Child Found Cold But Safe In Pennsylvania Woods
A posse searched dense woods all night and found four year old Clarence Swope about half a mile from home. He appeared slightly blue but was safe. The boy, son of a coal operator, had disappeared from his Alegheny Mountain area home yesterday afternoon. He was found 500 feet from a rocky path, his clothes soaked from intermittent rain.
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Coupon
Clarence Swope
Pennsylvania
Alegheny Mountain
The Flag Waves Across a Free Nation Across Time
A nostalgic homage to Old Glory celebrates the Stars and Stripes as a symbol of freedom. The verse recalls Washington, Betsy Ross, Revere, Lincoln, doughboys, and Iwo Jima, honoring the flag’s many storied sights and the enduring U S identity.
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Valley Forge
Betsy Ross
Paul Revere
Fort McHenry
Lincoln
Iwo Jima
The
Free
Pennsylvania Dairy Strike Enters Sixth Day
AFL dairy workers strike shuts off milk for seven western Pennsylvania counties for a sixth day. Negotiations scheduled, police patrol highways to curb violence as pickets injure and stores report thefts and vandalism while 13 000 emergency milk deliveries aid infants and hospitals.
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Pennsylvania
AFL
Stumbling Brock
James Duff
Pike Dairy Company
Uniontown
Richeyville
Vestaburg
Washington County
Waynesburg
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Ohio
Greater
Plane Crash Kills At Least Four In West Virginia
An unidentified aircraft crashed in the Allegheny mountains early today killing at least four. The wreckage on source mountain lies about 170 miles southwest of Harrisburg where an Air Force B 25 with nine aboard is missing. Olmsted Air Force Base said the plane left Middletown at 2 24 a m for Offutt Field Nebraska.
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Olmsted Fields Air Force Base
Elkins
W. Va
Allegheny Mountains
West Virginia
Source Mountain
Harrisburg
Air Force
Olmsted Air Force Base
Offutt Field
Nebraska
C. A. Hehle
Nathan Strawder
Circleville
Pendleton County
Strawder
Cleveland Doctor Sentenced For Tax Evasion
Dr. John Neal Hoffman 58 a Canton physician must serve six months in prison for chea ting the government of 3700 in income taxes for 1946. Federal Judge Emmerich B. Freed imposed the sentence after Hoffman pleaded guilty to failing to file an income tax return in May 1946.
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Cleveland
John Neal Hoffman
Canton
Emmerich B. Freed
Hoffman
Taft Signals Support for Excise Tax Cut Bill in Senate
Senator Taft offered to help push an excise tax cut bill through the Senate and join the administration in brief hearings. He urged bipartisanship on nuisance tax relief while House committees weigh cuts on furs jewelry pocketbooks and movie tickets. Senate action remains contingent on revenue offsets and a July 1 timeline before adjournment.
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Senate
Washington
GOP
House
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Tru
Truman
Wade Association
Lucas
Illinois
George
Diga
FEPC
Future Income Outlook Bright Says Committee
The Committee for Economic Develop ment says real income for the average American worker could double in 20 years if productivity per hour keeps rising. A 1980 wage target of 2.66 dollars an hour in 1949 terms is proposed, with 1.33 today and 0.43 fifty years ago, plus a set of policy measures to boost growth and investment.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Armco to fete Middletown citizens on fiftieth anniversary
Armco announces a July 12 Sunset Park celebration inviting all Middletown residents to join a 50th anniversary party. Activities include free food and drinks, games, rides, dancing, music, and a grand fireworks display. The event honors community ties since George W. Verity's founding and will involve large crowds with a 1,000-strong Armco committee guiding planning and execution.
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Armeo
Ihs
Sunset Park
Charles KR. Heck
Armco
Eaairmen
George W. Verity
Armee
Hamilton
Ogg
Doty’s Grove
Charles R. Hook
W. W
C. H. Or
L. F. Heil«arts
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C. EB. Statenroth
H. D. Neill
Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Inc
FE. J. Goldschmidt
Armconternational Cospornien i. J
Theployee Represen Middletown
Ervin Rogers
Hamilton Employe Representatives
Rent Control Bill Back in Senate Hands
The House passed a rent control bill 202 to 163 and sent it back to the Senate amid a threat of another filibuster. Senator Cain warned of a vigorous fight, aiming to extend federal control beyond June 30 and to shape a one year extension with options for five more months. The measure affects about 600,000 rental dwellings and contemplates decontrol phased in from 1951.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cain
Congress
Court Grants Injunction in Lustron Firm Case
U S District Judge Philip L Sullivan barred the Reconstruction Finance Corporation from taking Lustron properties. The move followed a conflict with Judge Mell G Underwood of Columbus who had confirmed a sale to RFC and set a grand jury probe if the Attorney General withholds consent.
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Chicago
U.S
Philip L. Sullivan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lustron Corporation
Mell G. Underwood
Columbus
U. S&s
Harold K. Claypool
RFC
J. Howard McGrath
Underwood
Sullivan
Joseph H. Schwartz
Lustron
Michael Gesas
Schwartz
Sailor Drowns in Wisconsin Quarry Near Green Bay
Harry Charein a 20 year old Cleveland sailor stationed with the U S Navy at Milwaukee drowned yesterday in a quarry near Green Bay Wisconsin A swimmer found the body authorities reported the incident remains under investigation
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Harry Charein
U. S. Navy
Milwaukee
Green Bay
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