Russia Branded for Korean War Guilt at UN
The United States plans to press a Security Council motion condemning the Korean aggression and urging global action against the invader. Warren R. Austin faces Soviet vetoes as he counters three days of Soviet obstruction and propaganda aimed at uniting the UN front.
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Russia
Lake Success
N. Y
United States
United Nations
Warren R. Austin
U. S
Security Council
Soviet Union
Austin
U. N
Korea
Jacob Malik
Malik
Council
August chills and growing townships push new houses in She nango
Campers report chilly nights along Slippery Rock and mornings of shivering until warm clothes arrive. Home building in She nango townships grows monthly with new houses along Princeton road near the Municipal golf course. Amateur gardeners worry over late tomato production as cold nights persist. Over 70 Pittsburgh girls quartered at Heinz House. Mountain ash trees brighten with red berries. wood has little commercial value. Jameson Memorial hospital records 129 births in July with 72 boys and 57 girls and two sets of twins. Roasting ears appear on local markets as well.
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Princeton
Shenango Township
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Daily Weather Report Fair And Warmer In Afternoon
United States weather statistics for the 24-hour period ending at 9 am today show a maximum temperature of 84 and a minimum of 49 with no precipitation. River stage at usage is 5.7 feet.
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United States
Browning Wins For Governor In Tennessee
Nearly complete returns in Tennessee primaries show Gov Gordon Browning leading Sen Clifford Allen 163375 to 132008 for renomination on the Democratic ticket. In GOP races, Carroll Reece leads Dayton Phillips in the 1st district and Howard Baker tops John Jennings Jr in the 2nd. In the 9th district Jere Cooper and Robert A Everett race closely, while Pat Sutton defeats Dave Alexander in the 7th.
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Nashville
Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Clifford Allen
Browning
Allen
GOP
Carroll Reece
Dayton Phillips
Reece
Phillips
Howard Baker
John Jennings, Jr
Jere Cooper
Robert A. Everett
Pat Sutton
Dave Alexander
Widow of Desceased Faces Unsettled Estate in Bridgeport Case
State police investigated the death of 74 year old Elizabeth May Ayers of Danbury who left about 100000 to 48 year old physician Dr. Donald F. Gibson. The inquest was ordered for next Tuesday after probate judge Anderson refused to waive the five day waiting period. Coroner Steiber called for further examination and questioned whether the death was criminally caused.
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Bridgeport
Conn
INS
Donald F. Gibson
Hjalmar Anderson
Steiber
National Radiator to Build New Plant in Altoona
Johnstown official says National Radiator will construct a million dollar plant in Altoona to expand sheet metal operations. The facility on a 15 acre site will employ 300 workers and be ready by January with room for two future units. Buchart Engineering Corp of York will handle the architecture.
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Johnstown
INS
National Radiator Company
Altoona
Buchart Engineering Corporation
York
Pennsylvania 28th Infantry Division ends field training at Indiantown Gap
Indiantown Gap Pa Aug 4 troops of Pennsylvania's 28th Infantry Division conclude active field training. Administrative work and preparations for federal status within 30 days from August 7 continue as Gov Duff and Gen Clark observe a Sunday parade. Rail and motor movements plan for return to home stations beginning Monday noon with eight trains used.
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Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
28Th Infantry Division
James H. Duff
Mark W. Clark
Army Ground Forces
Adj
Frank A. Weber
Gas Dealers Urge Sitdown Over Price War in New Jersey
The New Jersey Gasoline Dealers Association calls for a statewide shutdown next Tuesday to protest price cutting by Sun Oil and others. President John Dressler advocates a mass Trenton meeting to press Gov. Alfred E. Driscoll for a state investigation and stop unfair tactics. One third of New Jersey’s 6,000 stations are in the price battle as regular gasoline falls to 20.9 cents a gallon.
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Newark
N. J
INS
New Jersey Gasoline Dealers Association
John Dressler
Trenton
Sun Oil Company
Dressler
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Tougher Army standards raise draft rejection rate
The Army announced tougher postwar health standards may increase the share of men failing selective service physicals. Officials said current high rejection reports reflect stricter criteria since World War II, with 1941 comparisons showing 30.2 percent of 18 to 37 year olds rejected back then.
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Washington
INS
Army
Britain seeks American help to fund defense program
London reports Britain informed the United States of readiness to start a joint defense effort with U S aid. A reliable source says Britain wants the United States to cover about half of the defense outlay in dollars as Attlee meets the U S ambassador to discuss figures and machinery supplies.
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James E. Brown
I. N
London
Great Britain
United States
Nist Americ Ieee ‘Britieh
Conhg
Bine
Britain
Appropriations Bill Near Ready in Senate
The Senate works toward final passage of a one package appropriations bill totaling 34.196 billion dollars to fund the government through June 30. Prolonged last minute wrangling delayed a vote as Democratic Leader Lucas halted proceedings citing strain on 81 year old Appropriations Chairman McKellar. An amendment lowered many non military items by ten percent.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Sen. McKellar
Tenn
Appropriations Committee
120 Shopping Days Until Christmas
In Chicago on Aug 4 the Merchandise Mart toy and gift market opened its two week run as wholesalers and retailers urged early shopping. They say there is enough stock for all but late buyers may miss exact items and today’s prices favor early purchases.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Death Notices Lead For August 4 1950
Death records list Kelly H. Myers 59 of Stanton Avenue Extension and infant Cindy Lee Allen 1305 Delaware Avenue. Also reported are Mrs. Arthur H. Dennis 61 40712 Carl Street Mrs Katherine Burns Eaton 88 1711 Delaware Avenue and George Mayberry 61 69 2402 Highland Avenue.
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Kelly H. Myers
Stanton Avenue
Cindy Lee Allen
Delaware Avenue
Arthur H. Dennis
Carl Street
Katherine Burns Eaton
George Mayberry
Highland Avenue
Scouts Aid Old Timers Day At Cascade Park
Old Timers Day returns August 16 with New Castle youth groups aiding seniors. Senior Girl Scouts register guests and supply ID tags while Boy Scouts handle errands and ice water as Emery Orchestra previews the grand march. The event, started in 1907, draws old residents back for prizes, reminiscences, and reunion.
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New Castle
Cascade Park
Oregon
Emery Orchestra
Reservists Called to Active Duty in September Plan
The army announced 62,000 enlisted reservists will be called up to bolster National Guard and organized reserve units. About 32,000 will reach training camps by September 15 and 30,000 will be on active duty by October 15. Most are World War II veterans and many enlisted to retain wartime ranks.
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Ngton
Army
National Guard
Marines Strike Hill Position In Pacific Battle Report
United States Marines seized an enemy hill as American forces held the Naktong river line near Pusan. General MacArthur said there was no letup in enemy pressure and reported 600 Reds killed in the Chinju area while fighting raged near Yongdok and other sectors.
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I. N
Tokyo
Naktong River
International News Service
John Rich
Masa
Pusan
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Chinju
Yongdok
Laborite Resigns and Backs Churchill
Labor MP Raymond Blackburn resigned from the Labour party and endorsed Winston Churchill. He argued Britain is near war and must have Churchill as leader.
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London
INL
M. P
Raymond Blackburn
Labor Party Today
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Britain
Churchill
Milk price hearing starts in Pittsburgh as panel weighs raises
The Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission began sifting testimony on higher milk prices in Pittsburgh. Chairman H. N. Cobb said a decision will be issued before Sept. 1 after dealers petitioned for price increases following a raised wage settlement ending a driver, salesman and inside workers strike. The hearing ended last night.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Pennsylvania Milk Control Commission
H. N. Cobb
Commission
Start All Over Automatic Price Control Provision Is Thrown Out
The House voted 172 to 161 to start over on emergency price and wage controls, reversing yesterday's approval and rejecting an amended administration bill. President Truman opposed the provision tying prices to pre Korean War levels if costs rose five percent above June 15. The move delays a final vote on the Control Bill to next week.
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Sefe Ouse
Truman
House
Administration
Senate House
MacArthur Sees Possible Chinese Aid to North Korea
Intelligence officers report possible Chinese Communist troop and materiel support to Kim Il Sung forces in Korea. Air recon intensified to track large Manchurian Koreans moving by rail and south toward Hongwon and Chonjim as analysts estimate a colony with combat experience could number about 150000, amid an estimated 1.5 million Koreans above the Yalu river.
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Howard Handleman
I. N
Tokyo
INS
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
China
Red Korea
Sinuiji
Manchurian
Yalu River
U. S
Manchuria
United States
Police Arrest Man Breaking Into Prison
Police responded to a report of a break in at Western Penitentiary in North Side Pittsburgh. Nick Parato, 48, was found roaming in the shrubbery inside an entrance and said he lived there. he was charged with drunkenness.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Western Penitentiary
North Side
Nick Parato
Parato
State Firms Win Large Federal Contracts in Quarter
Pennsylvania firms received 27.6 million dollars in federal contracts for the quarter ended June 30. The largest award was 8.49 million dollars for electrical and communications equipment.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
William A. Hargadine, Jr
U. S. Labor Department
Americans Repel Red Offensives In Southern Korea
In the South the 25th Division moved to aid the 24th as three North Korean divisions attacked between Chinju and Masan. Civilian evacuation began in Pusan at 6 pm as American air strikes left tanks wrecked. A North Korean general and two officers were reported captured east of Chinju with continued fighting noted near Wonbungni.
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Naktong
Wonbungni
Masan
25Th
Pusan
Chinju
Douglas MacArthur
Mythic golfer fades as dreams meet green par life
Arthur Mometer recalls a string of hole in one dreams and heroic shots, now fading into mist. His golf score remains unchanged as he struggles with par four holes, taking fives or sevens and feeling the former prowess slip away.
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Pierre J. Huss
Heinz House
Daily Weather Report
Congress
225Th Artillery Home
Clement Attlee
Frank B. Allen
SN. 8
James Lee
By Howard Handleman
Laborite
Inside Today
T.V
Arthur Mometer
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