Senate to vote on immigration veto and override
Senate set to decide on President Truman s veto of the McCarran Walter immigration bill with a 2 30 p m EDT vote to override requiring a two thirds majority. House action 278 to 113 favored veto removal and supporters claim they have the votes to sustain the veto.
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Dome repairs and city work noted in brief items
Dome atop the courthouse needs paint and weather repair while the West Washington street rails will be removed as part of paving work. Cascade park outdoor sleepers are expected but none have yet permission. North street school walls to be torn down and site prep for a new building underway as survey crews prepare to begin next Monday.
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Daily Weather Report Forecast With Cool Night
Some cloudiness and cooler to night with a low of 60 to 65. Tomorrow will be rather cloudy with widely scattered showers and moderate temperatures. US weather stats show 24 hour period ending 9 am with max 99 and min 66 and no precipitation. River stage 5.2 feet. A year ago the date recorded max 83 min 67 and 12 inches of precipitation.
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High British Officer Named Deputy To General Clark
A high-ranking British officer is set to serve as deputy chief of staff to General Mark Clark in Korea as part of U S and British discussions amid parliamentary dispute over U S military consultation. Acheson Eden and Schuman conferred on European issues including a German four power conference and Indo China defense. They lunched with Churchill at 10 Downing Street.
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No New Move In Steel Strike By President
Washington reports the White House states President Truman has no plan for new actions to settle the steel strike. Presidential Secretary Joseph Short reiterates no change in attitude toward the Taft Hartley act and no intention to use the labor law.
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Ellwood City Hosts County Firemen Training Night
Ellwood City fire department welcomed county firemen for the second night of instruction at Circle school. Fire Chief C V Rodgers led demonstrations with ladder work first aid and resuscitation assisted by Red Cross and Ellwood City firefighters. 155 men registered marking a 20 rise from the night before with ladder practice and rescue demonstrations featured.
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Eisenhower attacks corruption and government trust in communism
General Eisenhower denounces corruption in high places and the Democratic party in a Denver speech to 11 000 supporters. He calls for a national clean‑up and urges youth to vote, criticizing leaders for a long standing tolerance of communist influence.
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Hailstorm Kills Pets in Ontario Town
In mid 90s heat, Keptville Ontario experienced a freak rainstorm with hail the size of soft balls. The hail reportedly killed several cats and dogs during the downpour.
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Conferees Face House-Senate Clash Over Controls Bill
Senate and House negotiators begin drafting a compromise controls bill amid signals they may discard a key House amendment that would lift most price controls. The House voted to end price controls June 30 and retain wage rules for a year, while the Senate backs eight months of control continuation and extended allocations.
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Emir Abdel Krim demands independence or war risk
Cairo report quotes Emir Abdel Krim Eli-Khattabi warning that France must grant North African Muslims complete independence or risk war with Cem the ally expected to back them. House judiciary subpoenas heads of major liquor firms over large political contributions to Democrats and Republicans in 1948. London roundtable with Acheson and Eden as Western ministers spar over Germany and four power peace talks after U N bombing incident.
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Clark says air attack in Korea did not change policy
General Mark W. Clark in Tokyo declares the Allied raid on North Korean hydro plants and Yalu river facilities was a military action based on policy and does not alter United Nations aims. He cautions on Korea and truce talks but affirms commitment to Japan’s security and the free world.
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New Air Attacks Hit Power Plants in Korea
In northwest Korea Amer ican Sabrejet pilots shot down a MiG-15 after a large allied air assault by more than 150 fighter bombers hammered Red hydroelectric facilities. The Air Force said fresh strikes hit additional targets at twice-hit plants in the Fusen and Changjin regions and the Suiho power works on the Yalu River.
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Seeks To Increase Parcel Post Charges
Postmaster General Donaldson asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to raise parcel post rates. He did not specify the new increase but said it must make parcel post self supporting. The move follows a 24 percent rate hike enacted October 1.
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Attempted theft foiled at Paris modern art museum
An alert nightwatchman stopped three world famous paintings from being stolen at the Paris Museum of Modern Art. Two Renoirs were damaged while a third was being cut. Two suspects were captured as the break in occurred. Ownership cited includes George Wildenstein New York and the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Taft In Virginia Heads To Shore Up Delegates
Senator Taft of Ohio arrives in Charlottesville to rally delegates for the Republican foreign policy battle. He plans a news conference and a meeting with Virginia’s 23 member delegation at Farmington Country Club and a University of Virginia luncheon with the Taft club and delegates.
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DFATH RECORD June 27 1952 obituary notices
George M. Jannes 70 New Wilmington RB Mrs Stair Allen 81 Vo lant RD Richard Eric Marks four months 511 South Bay street James Zampbella 66 105 South Cedar street
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Allies Declare Another Recess In Truce Parley
Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison said the United Nations delegation paused talks for three days at Panmunjom. He reported Nam II, the chief Communist negotiator, was very angry while aides appeared to laugh at his display. Gen. Mark W. Clark remained involved as the stalemate continued.
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Steel Is Shipped From Strike Plant
Pittsburgh dispatch notes the U S Steel Edgar Thomson Works in Braddock Pa shipping 700 tons of shell billets as the first finished steel from a strike bound mill. Other plants await union clearance to catalogue steel for military shipment per company spokesman.
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Heat Relief Nears For Western Pennsylvania
Weather outlook promises clouds and highs around 84 to 88 as residents hope for relief from record heat. Tonight will bring more clouds and lows near 60 to 66 with a chance of showers tomorrow evening. Downtown Pittsburgh recorded near 100 degrees as workers sought cooler dreams and ice drinks.
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Demand Probe Of Reported Apology By Sec Acheson
Senators Bridges and Knowland pressed for a congressional inquiry into Secretary of State Acheson's reported apology to British lawmakers for not notifying Britain about Yalu bombings. They want the remarks transcript and a probe into any British involvement in Truman's MacArthur dismissal.
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