Truman Upsets Acheson Johnson Resign Rumors
President Truman reaffirmed that Dean Acheson and Robert Johnson will not resign as long as he is in the White House. He denounced House Speaker Pro Tempore Priest for urging their departure and warned against automatic price wage controls. He criticized a Senates loan to Franco Spain and noted British defense budget backing. He announced aides' trip to Japan and left Hutchinson’s FTC nomination facing Senate opposition. Salvation Army ousted in Czechoslovakia was reported. Tree decay is caused by fungi.
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Russian Move Defeated In Bitter UN Session
At Lake Success on August 3 the United Nations Security Council defeated a Russian bid to place admission of Red China on the agenda ahead of the Korean war. The council instead backed a US motion to discuss North Korean aggression and seek a way to confine the war to Korea. The vote was 8 to 1 with the Soviet Union alone opposing. India and Yugoslavia abstained. United States, Britain, France, Nationalist China, Norway, Cuba, Ecuador and Egypt supported the US proposal. The Russians failed again on a second Chinese question and Malik criticized the council for illegal votes taken without Red China. War of words between US delegate Warren Austin and Soviet deputy Jakob A. Malik marked one of the bitter sessions in UN history as the council planned further meetings.
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Incoherent Past Reckoning on War Responsibility
The fragment argues that the past rests on a total and unabashed perversion of the facts, accusing Malik of contending that South Koreans started the war. The readable bits present a partisan critique without clear dates or names beyond Malik and South Korea.
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Washington Milk Revisions Approved
The District of Columbia Commission approval tightens milk rules to enlarge supply without lowering quality. New rulings allow chemical and steam sterilization of dairy equipment and set farm and in-city milk bacterial counts. Health records may be inspected. cooling rules loosen. Revisions take effect today.
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Fined And Given Term In Jail For Shooting
Pleading guilty at a hearing before Magistrate Howard Marvin Jones to the shooting of Walter H Minnick last week at his home along the old C and O canal near the Potomac river bridge at Brunswick Rolandus Mathias a well known resident of Brunswick was fined 30 dollars and sentenced to four months in the county jail The shooting occurred when Minnick called for groceries left earlier at the Mathias home A shot from a 22 caliber rifle through a closed wooden door hit Minnicks heel Minnick a friend of Mathias told police he lay on the porch for about three hours before help arrived Officers Holmes A Painter and Robert F Hott brought Mathias into custody He remained jailed pending investigation and Minnicks release from Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment The investigation involved Officer Painter with aid from M E McGaha chief of the B and O Railroad Department
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Britain plans defense buildup with US aid to 1952
London reports a three year program to bolster western defenses against the Soviet threat at a cost of about 9.82 billion dollars, contingent on United States financial help. Britain would provide free military equipment to NATO partners while raising defense spending to roughly 10 percent of national income, a move the government says will require sacrifices and delay postwar recovery. The plan totals about 3.4 billion pounds sterling, within the current fiscal year budget of 3.455 billion pounds.
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Britain Offers Military Aid To Allies In Atlantic Defense
Ambassador Lewis Douglas reported Britain will transfer an unspecified amount of British military equipment to Atlantic allies in need to aid a balanced collective defense. The plan may be applied on a reciprocal basis and will be submitted to Parliament after a deal with the United States is worked out.
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Sweden will not join North Atlantic pact say premier
Stockholm August 31 Premier Tage Erlander stated Sweden will not join the North Atlantic pact even if invited. He noted a London report that the North Atlantic council was considering inviting Sweden, but he said the invitation would not change Sweden's stand. A separate quip about a gossiping neighbor Mrs Green appears in the text.
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