Congress battles wage price controls in wartime gridlock
The Senate and House clash over discretionary versus mandatory wage and price controls as Congress debates wartime economic measures. President Truman seeks discretionary authority, while Republicans and Democrats trade proposals, with reports of confusion and shifting positions amid parley.
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Byarkman
D-Alaanthet
Senate Banking
Truman
Farright
D-Ark
Congress
House
Short Ur-Mo
Soviet Demands UN Order US Out of Korea
The Soviet Union urged the United Nations to order American troops from Korea and criticized US policy as hypocritical. Warren R. Austin and Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb argued only South Korea belongs at the Security Council table, while Malik proposed inviting the Chinese and Korean representatives to address hostilities. The council prepared to resume next Tuesday with US moves to condemn North Korea and call for international support to withdraw foreign troops.
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Britain
Gladwyn Jebb
Republic of Korea
Malik
Vermont
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Korea
Alask
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Cssian
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Council
Hetere Malik Tank Offee
Goodyear Increases Proves Of Tires and Tubes
Goodyear raises prices on tires and tubes amid market demand and production costs. The move affects consumers and retailers, signaling broader inflationary pressures in the automotive supply chain. Officials cited raw material cost hikes and logistical constraints as primary drivers behind the adjustment.
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Goodyear
Young Driver Is Acquitted In Manslaughter Case
David Mullinix 17 near Long Corner was acquitted of manslaughter by automobile in the death of Charles Lee Scott. The hearing before Magistrate T Hunt Mayfield found evidence insufficient. charges of failing to stop and identify were dismissed. Scott, a farm hand and parolee, was found on Mullinix Mill road after an autopsy and police investigation.
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Long Corner
Charles Lee Scott
T Hunt Mayfield
Filcott City
Mullinix
G F Newcomer
Cpl
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Young Mullinia
Daniel M Murray
Howard County
John L. Clark
Mayfield Mullinix
Scott
Mullinix Mill
Neighborhood Feud In Police Court
A three year old neighborhood feud moved to Police Court but no warrant was issued on circumstantial evidence after a housewife accused another of mud slinging on a wash day. Mud stained garments were shown and witnesses hinted at threats but no direct proof surfaced. The case ended with a warning to the suspects and a police plan to gather direct evidence on Wisner Street wash days. Nearby an incident outside headquarters led to a verbal chase by a terrified man prompting police to place Andrew Rudolph Stevens in protective custody.
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Allen Y. Bennett
Wiswet Street
Sergi Culter
Sergi Culler
Andrew Rudolph Stevens
Pleasant View
Truman Signs Bill Lifting Armed Forces Size Limits
President Truman signed a bill to lift all limits on the size of the nation’s armed forces. The article contrasts this with a line about Dryads from Greek mythology, noting tree-nymphs whose lives are bound to their trees.
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Truman
Washington
FIH
Senate Approves Large Federal Appropriations Bill
The Senate approved a huge 834.237 billion appropriations measure by voice vote, after rejecting a bid to cut Marshall Plan aid. The package funds most Federal operations through the year ending June 30, includes armed services cash and spending authority, and excludes debt interest and other nondeferrable costs.
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Senate
McClellan
D-Ark
Western
Europe
Truman
Movie Bills Coming Week at Frederick Theatres
The coming week listings show Tivoli and Opera House programs with stars and titles. Tivoli features The Flame and the Arrow and The Asphalt Jungle then Conspirator and Wagonmaster with notable cast members. Opera House schedules Kid From Texas Prison Warden Outside the Wall Eagle and the Hawk Gay Amigo. Frederick shows So Proudly We Hail Marshal of Heldorado and Mother Wore Tights.
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the Tivoli
Burt Lancaster
Virginia Mayo
Sterling Hayden
Louis Calhern
Robert Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Ben Johnson
Joanne Dru
Harry Carey, Jr
Ward Bond
Opera House
Audie Murphy
Warner Baxter
Richard Basehart
John Payne
Ducan Renaldo
Claudette Colbert
Heldorado
Earliest Miaos Said to Inhabit Hainan Island
Migrants from southern China, the Miaos, may be the earliest known inhabitants of Hainan Island, according to ancient settlement theories.
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China
Hainan Island
Red Troops to Enter Tibet, Says Chinese General
Hongkong August 4 Gen Tar Pe Cheng commander of the Chinese Communist Second Field Army announced that Red troops will march into Tibet. The Wen Wei Pao report cited two objectives to drive American imperialism from the mountain nation and to consolidate the western line of national defense.
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Tar Pe-Cheng
Second Field Army
Tibet
Red Press
Lanuage
Wen Wei Pao
W!re
Communists’ Southwest Military and Administrative Committee
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