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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1951

Page

3

Truman urges Russia to prove peace desire at San Francisco

President Truman appeals to Russia and allies at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House to support a Japanese peace treaty as a path to end the war. He warns Moscow to show willingness to “make peace” and calls for unity to achieve broader regional security and harmony.

An Francisco Presii Truman Russia San Fransco War Memorial Opera House Rus Andrei Gromyko MacArthur Gen- 1 Japan Truman United States Erican Hese Voice Ofmerica Korea Pacific Qoers Far Eastern

Allied occupation praised as Japan peace moves advance

Commentator lauds Allied conduct in postwar Japan crediting General MacArthur and General Ridgway for leadership. President Truman commends John Foster Dulles for guiding the treaty talks. The accord aims to end the war, restore Japan's independence, and permit a Japanese-American security pact. A Soviet delegation led by Andrei Gromyko is expected to oppose the treaty.

Japan Douglas MacArthur Matthew Ridgway MacArthur Truman John Foster Dulles United States Andrei Gromyko

Queer Virus Protects Many From Polio

Copenhagen report presents evidence of a Coxsackie virus protecting against polio. Dr. Gilbert Dalldorf cites New York findings since 1917 with 10 forms and links to milder polio, noting paralysis drops as Coxsackie rises and mouse studies show interference with polio growth.

Copenhagen Denmark Coxsackie New York Gilbert Dalldorf New York State Department of Health Dalldorf New York State

1 254 Arrests Made By State Police In Weekend

State Police logged a weekend total of 1 254 arrests the high mark for the period. An additional 2 155 motorists received traffic warnings as officials reported heavier traffic and cautious speeds during Labor Day. Six holiday deaths included three drownings and three elsewhere.

Associated Preas Maryland Elmer F. Munshower Munshower

Continent Spanned By Television First Time

Television crossed the continent for the first time linking ABC CBS Dumont and NBC to carry President Truman’s address opening the Japanese peace treaty conference in San Francisco. The one way cross country link will remain for the conference and then be replaced by commercial channels by month end.

New York Sept Truman San Francisco ABC CBS Dumont NBC American Telephone and Telegraph

Coasts Linked by 40 Million Dollar Microwave Relay System

A $40,000,000 microwave radio relay links New York and San Francisco via 107 towers, carrying hundreds of long distance telephone circuits and forming a coast to coast communications highway. The coast-to-coast network radio broadcasts began with the Rose Bowl hookup on January 1, 1927, by the National Broadcasting Company. Daily, 10,000 birds and animals are killed on British roads.

New York San Francisco National Broadcasting Company

Actor Robert Walker Buried In Simple Funeral

Ogden Utah September 4 Actor Robert Walker was buried today in a plain service in a mortuary with relatives and friends in attendance. Walker's manager Charles I Trezona Jr and David S Romney former Mormon bishop spoke briefly. The chapel overflowed with flowers.

Ogden Utah Robert Walker Hollywood Walker Charles I.trezona David S. Romney

Senate Finance Chair Predicts Tax Increase To Six Billion

Washington September 4 Chairman George of the Senate Finance Committee predicted today that the Senate will hold this year's tax increase to six billion dollars. The statement outlines fiscal priorities and signals possible revenue changes under consideration.

Washington George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee Senate

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