Bidault Falls as France government falls on confidence vote
Paris June 24 AP Bidault government fell on a confidence vote amid European coal steel talks. Schuman remains foreign minister candidate while Queuille may take premiership. Vote against Bidault 239 to 52, coalition resignations offered to President Auriol. LAKE SUCCESS June 24 AP Lie rejects Communist affiliation charges, says he is a socialist and seeks world peace. He criticizes the question as improper and defends his integrity.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
France
Robert Schuman
Schuman
Bidault
Popular Republican Movement
Henri Queuille
Rigault
MRP
de Gaullists
Queuille
National Assembly
Vincent Auriol
Auriol
Assembly
Edouard Ferriot
Foreign Ministry
Lake Success
APJ
Trygve Lie
Labor Party
United Naitions
Lie
United Nations
Chesley Manly
The
Chicago Tribune
Norway
Manly
Churses
Congress
Bridges
New Hampshire
Knowland
California
United Ivations
Ohio Gets 19,720 Low rent Homes In 45 Cities
Detroit Public Housing Office announces 19,720 low rent units allocated to 45 Ohio cities including 3008 for Portsmouth. Projects are Wayne Hills Farley Senate type with private construction funded by PHLA loans. Start of the 100 million program awaits Ohio Supreme Court ruling on semi tax-exempt status. Units target large families and include veterans and displaced slum-cleared households.
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Detroit
Public Housing Administration
Ohio
Portsmouth
Wayne Hills
Farley Seuate
PHLA
Hugo C. Schwartz
Ohio Supreme Court
Schwartz
U S Mexico To Break Off Trade Treaty
The United States and Mexico will terminate the 1943 reciprocal trade agreement effective December 1 1950. The break doubles tariffs on many imports from Mexico and other MFN countries, with Cuba and the Philippines spared. Oil and related sectors face major repercussions.
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U.S
Mexico
Washington
United States
State Department
Foreign Office
Venezuela
Canada
Peru
Australia
Cuba
Philippines
New Senate Fight Over AEC Nominee Looms In Congress
The Senate House atomic energy committee held up the reappointment of Acting Chairman Sumner T. Pike for a new four year term, amid opposition from Senator Hickenlooper with Senator McMahon as chair. Three other AEC nominees Dean Murray Smyth were approved for confirmation. Pike’s fate hinges on Hickenlooper's stance with Truman delaying a permanent chairman choice and continuing the vacancy.
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Washington
Senate
Atomic Energy Commission
Chirman
Sumner T. Pike
Pike
Truman
Commission
House Atomic Energy Committee
McMahon
Connecticut
Hickenlooper
Iowa
ABC
Des Moines
Gordon Dean
California
Thomas E. ‘Murray
New York
He DeWalt Smyth
New Jersey
Senate Committee
House
Hickerlooper
Dean, Murray
Smyth
AEC
Lewis Strauss
Dean
Murray
David E. Lilienthal
Capitol
Security and Exchange Cmmission
Atomic Establishment
Army
Congressional Atomic Committee
Lilienthal
Truman Foresees Peace and Growth in Address at Airport
President Truman voiced faith in permanent peace despite world conflict and predicted continued U S economic growth to aid peace. He dedicated Friendship International Airport in Baltimore and criticized opposition to federal aid projects while traveling from Washington with Maryland officials. He outlined plans to spend weekends in Missouri and stressed democracy solving people’s problems and promoting peaceful progress.
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Truman
Missouri
Washington
Friendship International
Maryland
William Preston Jane Jr
Thomas d'Alesandro
Independence
Grandview
Kansas C
Truman Signs Rent Control Extension At 1951 End
President Truman signed a bill extending federal rent controls through year end. Cities may opt to continue controls for the first six months of 1952, and local governments can decide retention until June 30, 1951 if allowed.
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Truman
Washington
Liberal Or Conservative Runoff Decides North Carolina Senate Race
North Carolina Democrats chose between liberalism and conservatism in a runoff to determine the Senate seat held by Frank Graham. Willis Smith, a Raleigh lawyer and former ABA president, challenged Graham as a middle-of-the-road candidate opposing Truman socialism. Voters in 1,890 precincts cast ballots between 6:20 am and 6:30 pm as Graham led in first totals but needed a majority. the runoff followed June 11.
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N. C
Senate
Frank Graham
Truman
Deren Can
Graham
Willis Smith
Raleigh Corporation
American Bar Association
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Melville Broughton
Peter
FEPC
Mr. Graham
Mr. Smith
East Germans Renounce Claim to Czech Sudeten Area
East Germany and Czechoslovakia signed agreements in Prague confirming no territorial claims between them and endorsing the postwar expulsion of 2 million Germans from the Sudeten border region. Ulbricht and Zapotocky declared the frontier unchanged, while West Berlin newspapers denounced the deal as treason. Ulbricht then travelled to Budapest to meet with Hungary on economic and cultural pacts.
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Berlin
East
Germany
Red
Czech Sudeten
Frague
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Zapotocky
Hiller
Czechoslovakia
West Berlin
Ulbricht
Tagesspierel
Ubricht
West Germany
Zapotocky
East Germany
Poland
Oder
Neisse
Ulhbricht
Prague
Budapest
Locomotives Wreck Cuts Portsmouth Branch Traffic
A rear end collision of two sections of the same train near Gepharts 15 miles southeast of Portsmouth halted the Portsmouth branch of the B and O. One engineer, Robert Tweed, 43, of Chillicothe, suffered a broken shoulder but survived. two firemen and another engineman were uninjured. Wreck crews worked through the night to clear the right of way and assess damage, with losses estimated at 25,000 to 50,000 for motive power. Traffic is expected to stay on a single line until Sunday while equipment is restored.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Gepharts
Robert Tweed
Chillicoth
Portsmouth General Hospital
Portsmouth
Ohio
Tthe B. & O
Scioto County Real Estate Tax for Soldier Bonus Bonds
Scioto County real estate owners will pay about $21,000 toward retirement of Ohio soldier bonus bonds in 1951. The levy of 0.2 mill is assessed on the 1950 duplicate and collectible in 1951, equating to 20 cents per $1,000 of value. A $5,000 home would owe $2. the county tax duplicate stood at $105,000,000, with increases expected as reappraisal raises the duplicate.
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Scioto County
Ohio
Carl R. Smith
Transcript Sought In Service Jaffe Talk By Senate Group
Senate investigators pressed for the full transcript of the 1945 FBI recorded talk between John Service and Philip Jaffe. The inquiry into McCarthy era loyalty files faces divisions over whether the documents show a true or false picture of alleged communist influence. A closed session is set to question Service about the conversation amid ongoing debates on the Amerasia secret documents case.
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Senate
Justice Department
John S. Service
Amerasia
Philip Jefic
State Department
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Lodge
Massachusetts
Tydings
Maryland
Fydings
Senate Foreign Relations
Mr. Service
Jaffe
FBI
Service
Robert Mortris
Jeffer
Three Oil Slicks Found After Airliner Disappearance
Three oil slicks and a debris field were located on Lake Michigan east of Milwaukee after a Northwest Air Lines DC-4 with five to seven aboard vanished in a thunderstorm. Coast guard and Navy planes searched amid fog and heavy weather as officials weighed wreckage reports near Benton Harbor and Milwaukee.
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Wis
Lake Michigan
Harry MacDermsid
St. Hesené
Lit
MacDermaid
Coast Guard
Kenosha
Racine
Northwest Airlines
Billings
Mont
Wisconsin Woods
Benton Harbor
Midh
Org
Weather Bureau
Iast
CAA
Chicago
U.S
Rifle Bullet Enters Head In Millers Run Area
Penny Lee Crain four is in critical condition at Ports mouth General Hospital after a .22 rifle bullet entered her head while she drank water on a porch. The shot occurred when a four year old cousin handled a loaded rifle at grandparents’ home, narrowly missing the grandfather. Surgeons fear brain tissue was injured.
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Penny Lee Crain
Donald Crain
Millar’s Run
Lucasville
Portsmouth General Hospital
Oscar Bailey
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