More Nurses On Job at Portsmouth General Hospital
Four more registered nurses joined Ports mouth General Hospital today, but the 180-bed facility still faces a near capacity load with 97 patients. City Manager Edwerd Beall urged registered and graduate nurses to report for duty, promising pay. Two of the new hires will stay only until week’s end, one for four hours daily, another as long as needed. Three undergraduate nurses also reported, aiding substantially.
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Doubt Raised On Tax Cuts
The article reports that military moves against Communist aggression in the Far East cast doubt on this year’s tax reductions. Senate Leader Lucas says fate of the House excise tax cut bill depends on developments, with warnings a Korea and Formosa situation could trigger a tax increase in 30 days. House managers push for higher corporate levies or risk a presidential veto.
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America
Far East
Senate
Lucas
Illinois
House
Korea
Formosa
Representative Doughton
North Carolina
Martin Picked Rise Saturday To Pilot G O P In Phone Rates Campaign
Roy Martin of Sciotoville will manage the Scioto County Republican Fall campaign opening July 4. He was chosen by the executive committee to lead efforts for registering voters and mobilizing turnout to back US Senator Taft and governor candidate Don Ebright.
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Kentucky
Martin
G.O.P
Roy Martin
Scioteville
Scioto County
Carl Appel
National Bank
Mr. Martin
Robert A. Taft
Don Ebright
Jana
Republican Men's Club
Stock Market Rises briefly then settles in narrow range
In New York on June 28 the stock market opened with a sharp early rise but soon settled into a narrow price range. Gains reached around $3 a share within 15 minutes, while overall advances were trimmed to about $12 a share or less after a dramatic two day plunge.
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New York
King and Queen to Be Crowned at Hillcrest Kids Day
Hillcrest Home girls and boys take part in Kids Day events Tuesday morning with three age groups. Contests include baseball throws, sack races and sprints, with a bubble gum contest for the youngest. The Civic Forum hosts the day and will crown Hillcrest’s king and queen based on athletic event points, followed by fireworks at Municipal Stadium Tuesday night.
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Hillcrest
Civic Forum
Wuly
Cretasaccine Pewees
Municipal Stadium
Robert Poieet
Bub
United Nations backs military action over Korea crisis
The U N called on members to use force to back a cease fire defied by North Korea. The Security Council approved the measure 7 to 1 with India and Egypt recorded as not voting and Yugoslavia voting no. The move signals a rare use of military sanctions under the U N Charter and aligns with U S actions against North Korea. Related factors include President Truman’s Formosa policy and continued Chinese representation deadlock in the U N.
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United States
Britain
China
France
Cuba
Norway
Ecuador
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Plt
Mr. Truman
Russia
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U.N
Red China
Formosa
Truman
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Japan
United Nations
South Korea
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Pravda
Far East
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Sea of Japan
Sakhalin
Kurile Islands
Cavid Lawrence
Draft extension clears hurdle in Congress
More than 1,000 draft registrants and 43¢ members of reserve units in Scioto County could be mobilized immediately under the new draft extension. The Senate approved a one year extension by 76 to 0, and the House by 315 to 4. The measure gives President Truman power to call draftees, guards, and reserves to keep armed forces above 2,000,000 if needed. Governor Lausche says no special session will be called to amend election laws for the new office-type ballot.
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Korea Crisis At A Glance
AP dispatches summarize Korea war developments with invaders advancing south and U S forces attacking, plus allied and UN responses. Reports cite Truman, Acheson, Hoover, and international reactions from Britain Canada the Vatican and Moscow as tensions rise. Dr Hermann N Sander license restored after acquittal in a cancer patient death.
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State Board of Registration
Lin Medicine
Sheppard
Pa Jfiert
Abbie Borroto
US Planes and Guns Thrown Into Korean Breach
American air power engaged as Red Korea advances threaten Seoul. B-26 losses, six Russian planes downed by U.S. fighters. Truman vows firm action may yet bring peace. Attlee weighs support. Refugee exodus grows. signal corps unit reaches Korea as front lines shift toward Suwon.
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Red
Truman
Reserve Officers Association
Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Britain
Rime
Attlee
United Nations Security Council
South Korea
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Red Korea
Communist China
Suwon Aire Field
Seoul
Suwon
U. S
John J. Muccio
Signal Corps
Gen
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U. S. Defense Department
Truman Hopes Challenge Brings World Peace
President Truman told the Reserve Officers Association he hopes the United States decision to challenge communism will aid world peace. He acknowledged the cheering, warned of a serious situation, and cited plans to aid South Korea as a proud moment in American history.
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Ashington
United States
Reserve Officers Association
Mr. Truman
Louis Johnson
White House
South Korea
Johnson
Re [Serve Association
Korea
Pravda Asks If U S Policy In Far East Went Too Far
Pravda front pages President Truman's Far East move, questioning if American ruling circles have gone beyond all precedent. It calls the action aggression and cites Formosa actions as similar to occupation, noting no Soviet reply yet. Pravda remarks on UN charter and suggests cautious expectation.
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Truman
Far East
Pravda
Communist Party
U.S
Formosa
More Comfortable Weather In Sight
The weatherman forecasts several more days of cool, comfortable temperatures in Oniaans after two chilly nights. A nearly full moon lit a clear sky as Schirrman’s thermometer showed a low of 54 degrees. Tuesday’s high reached 87 as scattered thundershowers were expected tonight and Thursday in the Ohio Valley with continued cool conditions.
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Ohio Valley
Britain to place naval forces in Japanese waters
Prime Minister Attlee announced in the House of Commons that Britain will place its naval forces in Japanese waters at the disposal of the United States to support American action in South Korea. He said forces are available for immediate use and that Commonwealth nations share UN obligations while Britain continues in Malaya. The British fleet in waters near Japan includes the Belfast and Jamaica cruisers, seven destroyers, two frigates, and auxiliary ships.
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Attlee
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South Korea
House of Commons
Winston Churchhill
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Churchill
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Malaya
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U.N
Belfast
Jamaica
Comics is Redio Deaths So Round About
A brief item notes a comic feature titled Redio and a roundabout death discussion. The entry references death notices and comic commentary in a compact newspaper card style. The piece preserves a neutral tone and focuses on the notable elements presented.
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