Soviets Refuse UN Military Staff Chairmanship
The Soviet Union boycotts the UN Military Staff Committee meeting in New York as Maj. Gen. Ivan A. Skiaro v and Col. S. I. Maximov were to assume chair and secretary roles. Russia’s top delegate Malik returns to chair Security Council as Moscow signals boycott end only in the Council, not the committee.
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SL 1 Maximov
Stalin
Security Council
Russia
Jakob A. Malik
Tha Council
Malik
Ruassims
Pauley Testifies on Korea Crisis as Russia Accused
Former special ambassador Edwin W. Pauley told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Soviet Union was a deliberate aggressor in Korea dating back to May 1946. He testified amid questions about witness anonymity and White House involvement in arranging his appearance.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Korea
Farsback
Pauley
Senate ‘Armed’ Services
W .L. Roberts
U.S
Tydings
California
U. S
White
East Berlin Restores Power to Western Sectors
East Berlin agreed to resume electric power deliveries to the three western sectors after a month-long shutoff. Officials say tests of the new power plant built after the blockade prompted the stoppage, with the underlying issue the method of cash payments. The plant has proven adequate.
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Berlin
East
Judge orders pensions for 26 Schenectady Railway workers
Federal Judge Stephen W. Brennan has ordered pension payments for 26 former employees of the Schenectady Railway Company, part of a bankruptcy case. The ruling also temporarily eases the risk of another bus strike in Schenectady.
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Utica
Stephen W. Brennan
Schenectady
Todays Features On Editorial Page Highlights
A read of the newspaper outlines Today features on the editorial page include Capital Calling and a columnist note Mar quis Childs dies in his column. Other items are on pages 58 and 51 with Comics Crossword Dr Dean Horoscope Mary Haworth and Talking It Over on page 60.
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Marquis Childs Are
Capital Calling
Dean
Mary Haworth
Bridge
Financial
City Life
Radio
Social
Farl Wilson
Sparta
Vwinehea
Air Force Reserve lieutenant recalled as corporal in mix up
An unidentified Syracuse Air Force Reserve lieutenant is recalled to active duty as a corporal. Officers say he previously served as a corporal in World War II, later joined the reserve and received a commission. The Air Force apparently failed to note the commission, which can be corrected.
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Air’ Force
Syracuse
Air Force
Air Force Headquarters
Senate Moves to Limit Debate on Massive Money Bill
The Senate agrees to cut talk and fast track a 32 billion dollar omnibus bill toward final passage. Five minute limits per amendment and a 10 percent cut to non defense items are on the table. Bridges leads the economy amendment with 36 supporters, vote expected before nightfall.
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Washington
Senate
House
Styles Bridges
Bridges
UN May Drive To Manchuria
A foreign diplomatic source supported Foreign Minister Ben C. Limbd's claim that the UN offensive, once begun, will not stop at the 38th parallel. The observer said UN forces may have to advance beyond the 28th Parallel to disarm the aggressors in Korea.
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Korea
GCP
Ben C. Limbd
United Nations
Manchuria
North
South Korea
Free Hand for Truman on Wage Price Controls Urged
Washington government leaders debated giving President Truman broad authority to implement wage price rationing. W Stuart Symington and Senate Banking Committee members discussed automatic control triggers and whether to link curbs to the cost of living. The Fulbright proposal to tie controls to living costs gained backing amid White House opposition. The panel also advanced a provision imposing up to a year in jail and a 10000 dollar fine for hoarders and black marketeers.
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Washington
Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Capitol
Maybank
D-S.c
Senate Banking ‘Committee
Symington
House
The
Board
Senate’ Banking Committee
Fulbright
D.-Ark
Committee
Douglas
DTI
White House
Senate
Skaneateles Lake swimmer Greenough returns to attempt
Greenough a 44 year old father of six started at Glen Haven to swim the 16 mile Skaneateles Lake course. At noon spectators estimated he had covered about five miles while maintaining a rapid 52 strokes per minute. He previously crossed the lake 16 years ago at age 28 after three prior tries.
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Ellsworth
Chubby
Greenough
Skaneateles Lake
Paul Mathers
Brackney
Endicott
Skaneateles
Lobby Group Seeks Financial Records From Civil Rights Congress
Washington report states the House Investigating Committee seeks the Civil Rights Congress financial records listed by the Attorney General as a subversive organization. Counsel Benedict F. Fitzgerald doubted the group would submit the information ahead of a public hearing. William L. Patterson of New York, executive secretary of the Civil Rights Congress, was to appear.
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Washington
House
Civil ‘Rights Congress
Benedict F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Wiliam L. Patterson
New York
The
Civil Rights Congress
Japanese Offer Five Freighters for Korean War Use
The Japanese Mail Line Nippon Yusen Kaisha announced in New York that five ocean going freighters, currently in Japanese ports, are offered free of charge to the United Nations for wartime service in Korea.
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New York
Nippon -Yusen Kaisha
United Nations
Dispute Ends All Even On Hits Errors In Baseball Case
Rochester city court judge played umpire in a case over a neighbor dispute involving a hit a hidden ball and a wet yard. Theodore A. Russell Jr alleged Mary J. Harber confiscated burned a ball and chased her, she faced petty larceny. They arraigned and settled with no charges pursued and a new ball bought for Russell's son. The judge called the result a tie.
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Rochester
Theodore A. Russell
Mary J. Harber
Russell
Harber
Bank Bandit Escapes in Plane After Robbery
A gunman posing as a bank teller robbed the Bronson Grane in the Morning side Savings Bank of Sioux City, securing about 850 dollars. He fled by plane after ordering the pilot to land near a wheatfield and attempted to buy a ticket to Vermillion before police lost his trail.
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S. D
Bronson
Vermillion
Ed Ekren
Ekren
O. J. Smith
Bronson Grane
Morningside Savings Bank
Sioux City
Fights Along Naktong Tighten as UN Forces Hold
U N forces including the 1st Marine Division and other units hold a shrinking beachhead near Pusan as Communist forces push toward Taegu. U S 24th Division remains inland under heavy artillery and motor fire along the Naktong corridor while engineers destroy bridges at Waegwan to delay the enemy.
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U.S
Sea
U. S. Eighth Army
Nortie
U. S
Naktong River
Pusan
Taegu
Eighth Army
Us S. 24Th Division
Connecticut
Naktong Line
United > Nations
Naktong
Waegwan
Kum River
1St Cavalry Division
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Yongdok
Deferment Plan Delayed Over Reserve Manpower Needs
Washington dispatch reports a 2,555,000 reserved personnel deferment plan held up by differing views between Chief Symington and the Defense Department. Symington criticizes it for not solving manpower questions of skilled reservists needed by both industry and the war effort.
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Washington
INS
Symington
Defense Department
Attlee and Douglas Hold Second London Talks
Ambassador Lewis Douglas met with Prime Minister Attlee for a second discussion within 24 hours. No official agenda was disclosed. London press speculates the talks may signal Britain's plan to sharply boost defense spending.
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London
Daring Raid By Tank Unit Behind Korean Lines
A U S battalion with tank support pushed 22 miles behind enemy positions in Korea and saved a regimental command post. Officials called it a reconnaissance in force proving the enemy line breachable by a tank-led eastward drive toward Masan and Pusan. Leaflets cautioned villagers near Masan to remain indoors as enemy buildup reportedly continued.
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Korea
U.S
Masan
Pusan
Ino
Chinjul
Mosquito Plague Sweeps Miami for Four Days
Swarms of mosquitoes invade Miami as Dade County crews deploy planes and trucks spraying 15 square miles with DDT BHC and chlorocarbons. Despite air and ground efforts the city endures a relentless battle against the Everglades pests.
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Everglades
Dade County
Fred H. Stutz
Heat relief to continue in central New York region
Syracuse hosts mild dry air as a large high pressure area from Central Canada to Texas keeps heat and humidity brief. The U S meteorologist predicts the pleasant spell lasting through tomorrow with low near 54 and a high around 75 as cooler air sweeps the area.
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U. S
Canada
Texas
Rocky Mountains
New York
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Syracuse
Unas
Gulf
United States
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Rosie the Riveter Reserves Jobs Rehiring
The Air Workers and Labor officials say skilled workers remain needed but not yet rehired Rosie the Riveter crew. Thousands seek Transformer Plant jobs amid lingering doubts about immediate reemployment.
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Los Angeles
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Bosie
Mexico Earthquake Damage Report Shaky
Fragmentary reading notes describe a quake in Mexico with mentions of damage and police or emergency responses. Specific places, dates, and details are unclear in the text.
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