Russian Labor Proposals For Japan Scored
Allied forces in Tokyo charged that elements use propaganda and terrorism to seize leadership of Japan s labor movement and reimpose leftist regimentation. MacArthur section said the Soviet plan mirrors no new reforms except preemption of strike property and confiscation without compensation violates property rights.
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Allied Advisory Council For
Byrnes To Tell Of Paris Peace Talks
Washington July 14 Secretary of State Byrnes returned home from Europe praising progress toward peace. He and President Truman announced final passage of a 3.75 billion dollar British aid bill while noting the OPA program is in terrible shape. Byrnes will report to the White House on talks with Molotov Bevin and Bidault and plans a radio address tonight. Leaders of the Berlin talks had agreed on a Paris peace conference for July 28 but found partial accords on German and Austrian issues. Los Angeles coverage notes its vast city area.
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Truman
Byrnes
Europe
Connally
Vandenberg
Ian Bil
Congress
Paris
Hitler
U S Troops Angry At Reds Over Missing American Officers
An unnamed United States officer warned that if Russia does not return Warrant Officer Samuel L. Harrison of San Antonio and his wife Helen by tomorrow, action may follow. Harrison and his wife disappeared into the Soviet zone on July 1 after traveling without proper orders. Two other American officers Capt Harold Cobin and Lt George E Wyatt were last seen July 4 boarding a train toward Orvanienburg.
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United States
Samuel L. Harrison
San Antonio
Tex
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Harrisons
Alisir
Harold Cobin
Newark
George E. Wyatt
Oklahoma
Caleist
Orvanienburg
Berlin
Service Discharges One More Countian From Armed Forces
An honorably discharged Countian was demobilized Friday through the focal Draft Board Ul. Elm ey Baker Anders of Thurmont Rt 1 is the subject. Charles O. Rentzell of 133 West Fourth Street fell berry-picking near Poolesville on Sunday morning and broke a bone in his right shoulder. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital and is reported as getting along satisfactorily.
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Elmey Baker Anders
Rt 1
Thurmont
Charles O. Rentzell
West Fourth ‘Street
Poolesville
Frederick City Hospital
Britain Ready to Draw On U S Loan for Britain
Washington reports Anglo American trade officials expect Britain to draw on its 3.75 billion dollar loan within a week. Debate centers on total U S lending to foreign nations and whether Congress will fund it. A Russian loan of about 1 billion is discussed but stalled by concessions, as Congress nears recess and exports bank funds dwindle. A presidential signing of the bill to unlock the British credit may occur tomorrow morning.
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Great Britain
Congress
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Export-Import Bank
Truman
Tomarcow
Cash Is Re-elected As Carroll Chairman
Tru man B. Cash was reelected chairman of the Carroll County State Central Committee at a week end meeting. L. B. Tink was reelected treasurer. Delegates to the state convention in Baltimore on July 23 include G. Norman Hunter George R. Mitchell M. E. Leister Smith Englar and Murray Bum gardner from Westminster Millers New Windsor and Tansytown.
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Truman B. Cash
J. Millare Tawes
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Carroll County State Central Committee
L. B. Tink
Lane
Baltimore
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George R. Mitchell
M. E. Leister
Millers
Smith Englar
New Windsor
Murray Bumgardner
Tansytown
Car Overturns In Market St causing minor injuries
A Ford coupe driven by Roger M Burdette of German town crashed into a parked truck on South Market Street Saturday night about 8 30 o clock. The impact overturned the Ford and caused $200 to $800 damage. Burdette, northbound, could not see the truck due to opposing headlights. He crawled free with only slight injuries. Reckless driving charged. $6 45 collateral posted for hearing. Also noted ten weekend arrests for drunkenness peace disturbance and indecent exposure and docket entries from previous sessions. Jefferson Girls 4 H Club met at Barbara Remsbergs. next meeting August 12 at Betty and Peggy Koontz.
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Ijamsville
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Oliver Warfield
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Carty
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Gulie Keller
Betty
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Secret Weapons Planned by Nazis to Attack U S
Washington reports Hitler’s scientists pursued a supersonic bomber to target New York and long range missiles to disrupt Allied air power. Col. D. L. Putt said such bombers could fly 154 miles high and destroy any city with a fleet within days.
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Hitler
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Putt
Ats
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RAF
London
Antwerp
Churchill Urges France to Stand Strong on Bastille Day
In Metz on Bastille Day, Churchill called on Europe to rise from ruins and spare the world a third Holocaust, stating that a strong France is essential to avert catastrophe. He urged renewal and unity amid wartime upheaval.
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France
Winston Churchill
Europe
Revolu
Churchill Eyes France First in Europe Revival Claim
At a Metz dinner, Churchill linked Europe’s revival to a strong France and urged British French understanding. He declared Europe must be foremost in thought and branded France as his second watchword while calling Russia a heroic ally.
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Tson
Europe
France
Churchill
Great Britain
Metz
Russia
Truman Displeased With New OPA Bill Action
President Truman voiced strong opposition to the Senate passed OPA bill and hinted at a veto unless major changes are made. He spoke informally to Senators Connally and Vandenberg after a Paris ministers’ meeting. House Republicans pushed for voting on lifting price controls while administration aides courted support for a conference committee on the measure.
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Truman
Congress
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D-Teass
Vaidenberg
R-Mich
Paris
OPA
Vandenberg
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Rules Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
Halleck
Indiana
Walcott
Michigan
White House
Administration says satisfactory bill to be sent to committee
Several Administration spokesmen in the House told a reporter they are growing increasingly pessimistic that anything can be worked out in Congress which Mr. Truman will urge. Rep Patman said they are discouraged and expect a hard fight to get a suitable bill, with doubtful prospects of success.
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