North Atlantic Treaty Task Force to Tour Armco Plant
A six man North Atlantic Treaty Organization task force will visit Armco Sterl Corp East Works Middletown Friday evening to tour the plant. They arrive from Wright Patterson AFB at 6 pm and dine at the Manchester Hotel before a tour of the East Works including Number 2 Open Hearth. They return to Dayton afterward.
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Armco
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Middletown
East
Armco Ster' Corporation
North Atlantic Military Production and Supply Board
Europe
Canada
John Molloy
Armco International Corporation
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Manchester
Leo F. Reinartz
Armeco
Middletown Visior
R. W. Thomas
Armco International
Dayton
Mac C. Wells
Air Material Command
Wells
Air Force
Herbert E. Hancocke
Ministry of Supply
Carlo Alippi
Italy
Ing
Gaston Fournier
France
Peter N. Jansen
United States
Col
Nole Daum
French
Air Ministry
Robert Kinkead
Rent Controls Extended In 2 Ohio Cities
Cincinnati votes 8 to 1 to extend rent controls through six months of 1951 Mayor Cash notes necessity Columbus approves rent control extension to June 30 1951 5 to 2 vote council warns landlords and contemplates repeal Cleveland committee backs extending rent control amid housing shortage if passed before year end federal law triggers automatic extension to June 1951
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Cincinnati
Albert D. Cash
Columbus
Area Rent Control Office
Cleveland
80000 Mile Overland Route to Hamburg Under Siege
Elements of two U S Seventh Division regiments faced moderate attack while supplies reached them and Marine Corsairs strafed near GIs. Northwest quiet persisted amid Acheson warnings as Chinese forces paused perhaps to regroup while the Eighth Army pressed a new line between Chongchong and Pyongyang.
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Caserv
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U. S
Acheson
Washington
Red Manchuria
Eighth
Chongchon
Pyongyang
Truman Outline on Formosa Policy and MacArthur Comment
President Truman reaffirmed that the offer of Nationalist Chinese troops has not changed and Formosa should remain neutral to avert a third world war. He defended Acheson against Republican claims he tried to oust MacArthur, calling the charges a big lie and asserting U S restraint since Korea.
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Truman
South Korea
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MacArthur
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Wherry
Nebraska
Bricker
Ohio
McCarthy
Wisconsin
House Group Okays Excess Profits Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a compromise excess profits tax bill expected to raise about 3.4 billion dollars annually retroactive to July 1. It sets an 85 percent normal profits credit, 75 percent excess profits tax, and a 67 percent cap on total tax liability, aiming for a bill to reach the Senate before Congress adjourns.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Doughton
D-Nc
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Senate
Congress
Treasury
House Ways and Committee
Nina Warren Licks Polio Going Home
11 year old Nina Warren daughter of Gov Earl Warren returns home after beating polio in 23 days. Doctors report no paralysis in her legs and expect she will walk normally again. Initially she was paralyzed from the hips down and listed as improving.
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Sacramento
Calif
Nina
Honey Bear) Warren
Earl Warren
Junius B. Harris
Prohibition mobster Big Earl Shelton survives home bombing
Fairfield Illinois records say “Big Earl” Shelton and his wife narrowly escaped when a tin can bomb exploded at 3 a.m. reducing their home to ashes. The Shelton brothers head a feared prewar gang tied to bootleg liquor and gun violence. Local authorities investigated but details remain undetermined.
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Big Earl” Shelton
Fairfield
Fairfield’s
Public Square
Earl Shelton
Earline
Earl
Shelton
Owever
Earl” Shelton
Dalta
Sheltons
Charlie Birger
Carl Shelton
Crisis Won’t Bring Home Front Controls Says Official
Washington AP civil ians can expect no rush of controls despite Korean reverses. NPA official cites copper cuts and aluminum curtailments as preps for worst scenario. A Maybank report notes top level study of wage and price controls, with agency setup still pending.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
NPA
Maybank
D-Sc
Senate Banking Committee
Administra
Banking Group
Champion Steer Brings Record Price at Exposition
CHICAGO AP Hotelman Alpert Pick paid a record high 12 310 for the 1950 Inter national Livestock Exposition grand champion steer. The 1 025 pound Texas Hereford from Big Spring owned by Lloyd Robinson fetched 12 300 at auction plus 10 for its owner.
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Chicago
Alpert
Big Spring
Texas
Hereford
Lloyd Robinson
Tex
Weiss
Robinson
Pick
Congress Hotel
Stock Market Rallies as Truman Signals Korea Policy
New York AP notes a late rally starting at the opening of trading with momentum after President Truman clarified government views on Korea. Railroad and chemical stocks led early gains, followed by steels, papers, and aircrafts, with broad gains across major groups.
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New York
Stoc
Truman
Chinese Reds Refuse Comment On Truman Atomic Threat
At the United Nations the Chinese Communist delegation declined to comment on President Truman’s remarks that atomic weapons might be used against the Chinese Communists. Pu Shan said Gen Wu Hsiu Chuan had nothing to say at this time. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob A. Malik and Yugoslav Ales Bebler also declined to comment.
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Truman
Pu Shan
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Wu Hsiu- Chuan
Jacob A. Malik
Ales Bebler
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