Truman accuses Soviets of UN Security Council filibuster
President Truman accused Soviet Russia of filibustering the United Nations Security Council during a news conference. He said the Russians blocked discussion and rejected a meeting with Stalin and other heads of state. He noted possible senior leadership talks after Korea, referencing Jakob Malik’s obstructionist tactics.
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United Nations Security Council
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Jakob Malik
Malik
Bristol Va. Car Crash Damages Insurance Agency Window
George K McClelland parked on a hill in Cumberland near Hotton area. Brakes slipped causing his car to slide and crash into the window of Fred E Reuning Insurance Agency. Agency held responsibility for the incident.
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Bristol
George K. McClelland
Cumberland
Hotton
Fred’ E. Reuning Insurance
McClelland
Fred
E.'Reuning Insurance Agency
Four Children Die in Ash Roadside Crash
Four children were killed and several others injured when a vehicle overturned on a banked road embankment near Matinaw? Amkeag, Maine. East Millinocket residents were among the injured. Eva Page, 8, died. Edward 10 was injured. Norma Malone, 13, and Judy Osgood, 13, were named among the dead or injured. State Trooper Raymond Page reported a sun glare caused loss of control.
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Norma
G.'’Malone
Norman Maine
Léonard ,Gallant
Alfred Gallant
Judy Osgood
John Osgood
Bangor
Truman would veto Munact Ferguson bill if needed
Marquis Childs notes the president believes the measure regulating Communists infringes basic freedoms but warns a veto could invite charges he shelters Reds. The piece appears in the editorial pace with pages 62 and 63 referenced for comics, features, and sections.
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Truman
Marquis Childs
Woman killed during rape attempt on Golden State Limited
Sheriff V Pruitt of Cochise County reports Harold T Lantz, 28, a discharged railroad employee from Tucson, confessed to strangling and attacking a woman aboard the South Pacific Golden State Limited between Bisbee Junction and Douglas. The victim Ada C Parks was between 60 and 70.
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Lantz
Tucson
Ada C. Parks
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Ruitt
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Richmond
W. Va
Southern Pacific
No Soap Bus Shutdown Halts 10 Routes in New York
Drivers refused to operate 125 buses as windows were dirty causing disruption on 10 routes in New York. Transit officials debated repair steps while service slowed across the city.
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New York
Convention urges action to outlaw Communist party in U S
A New York Department of the American Legion resolutions committee urged Congress to outlaw the Communist party in the United States at the Legion’s 32d annual state convention. Delegates discussed anti communism measures and constitutional amendments. Pearl Harbor reference noted as a cautionary parallel in Korea related discussions. Louis Budenz and Pearl Harbor cited as context for party critique and policy stance.
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New York
Contempt Citations Expected From Un-American Activities Panel
The House is set to act on Un-American Activities Committee recommendations to cite 28 witnesses for contempt of Congress with Steve Nelson named first as a key target. Nelson linked to wartime atomic spying for Russia and described by Rep. Velde as a dangerous Soviet agent. Thirty-nine witnesses from Hawaii investigations are among the cited. The citations will follow economic control bill action.
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UN- American’ Activities
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Communist Party
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Fayetteville Soldier Wounded in Korea Reported in Tokyo Hospital
Fayetteville residents learned their son Gary Habegger, 18, an Army private with the 24th Division, was wounded July 25 in Korea and treated at a Tokyo Army Hospital. He sent letters saying his outfit was taking heavy fire and he walked 25 miles through Korean mountains. Habegger, a Fayetteville High School graduate, had just enlisted December 3 of last year.
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Syracuse
Tokyo Army Hospital
24Th’ Division
United Nations
Gary
Haberger
Habegger
Fayetteville High School
Atomic Papers Stolen in England Hunt for Bomb Details
British and American security agents questioned people labeled political extremists as the search for secret atomic bomb papers intensified. The documents, stolen Tuesday aboard a train, reportedly detail a new British atomic plant. F M Greenlees, a Ministry of Supply official, had recently visited U S atom research stations.
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Ministry of Supply
England
Greenlees
United States
Parade Schedule at 32d annual American Legion state convention
The program lists a 4:30 P.M. today fun parade forming at S Salina Street and Erie bivd, a 7:30 P.M. Cavalcade of the Drum at Mac Arthur Stadium with drum corps and drill team contests, and a 10 A.M. tomorrow main convention parade forming on 3 Salina Street near Kennedy and Calvin Streets, ending near W Jefferson Street Armory.
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Universal Military Training Plan Aims for Congress Soon
Defense Department spokesman said a universal military training proposal should reach Congress soon. Senate Armed Services Chair Tydings indicated study of a vast program for youths 18 and 19. The Senate suspended draft act provisions allowing 18 year olds to serve one year to avoid 19 year olds’ deployment.
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Weather Turn Toward Cooler Air From Canada Tonight
A mass of cooler air is moving southeast from Canada into Central New York late tonight bringing less humid conditions. Today’s high around 83 degrees with a low near 58, last night 65. Cooler 76 is forecast tomorrow as heat and humidity ease regionwide after yesterday’s 90 degree readings in Portland, Maine.
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Portland
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93 Flown Over Sea on Pan American Stratocruiser
A Pan American World Airways Stratocruiser landed in Frankfurt with 93 aboard, including 84 passengers and nine crew, claimed as the largest regular oceanic passenger count. Bystanders joked it looked like Noah's Ark.
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Bounces Into Jail In Worthless Check Incident
Gordon Ballantyne attempted to cash a worthless check at a Rochester store after failing three times. Police were summoned and he was booked on a vagrancy charge.
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Gordon Ballantyne
Ballantyne
New York Philharmonic to Perform at Roxy Palace
The 104 member New York Philharmonic Symphony rehearsals will move to the Roxy movie palace next month substituting for the usual variety act. Programs begin September 1 with two feature films. conductor Dmitri Mitropoulos will lead a 25 minute avata aria sequence four times daily.
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New York
Rivalry Dominate Syracuse Political Scene At Legion Meet
Gov. R. Hanley, the Republican gubernatorial hopeful, spoke at the American Legion convention in Syracuse. Paul E. Fitzpatrick, Democratic chairman, was listed for a political conference at Hotel Onondaga, signaling active party maneuvers around the state race.
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New York
Oe R. Hanley
American Legion
Paul E. Fitzpatrick
Hotel Onondaga
Strike Ties Up 4 Ships
Four cargo ships scheduled to carry war supplies to Korea were tied up by a strike of about 1,100 Maryland Drydock Co. workers in Baltimore. The walkout stopped ships taken from the reserve fleet as they prepared for duty, and union leader Frank Plogman said the stoppage would continue until wage, pension, and insurance benefits matched those of other local shipyards.
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Korea
Maryland Drydock Co
Frank Plogman
C. I. O. Shipyard Workers Local 31
President touts Korea policy and unity with MacArthur
Remarks on the Korean situation emphasize alignment with Douglas MacArthur who he appointed to lead UN forces. He defends anti inflation steps and says existing agencies can handle the admin task, hinting another CPA is unlikely as five years of governance improvements continue.
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Douglas Macarthur
MacArthur
Japan
Korea
CPA
Car Fire Victim Identified as Marine Anthony Matukan
In Poughkeepsie a body found in a burning car at a downtown corner is tentatively identified as Anthony Matukan an 18 year old Marine. Police said owners Benjamin Kobos 20 and James Dingee 19 of Poughkeepsie reported leaving Matukan after a drinking bout.
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Benjamin Kobos
James iDingee
Matuk
London Set to Greet Prince of Princess
London awaited the birth of Princess Elizabeth's second child with crowds gathering outside Clarence House. Officials and doctors, including Sir William Gil-Hiatt and Sir John Weir, were reported to have moved to the residence as the royal family prepared for a potential heir to the throne.
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Prince Cheriles
Elizabeth
Wiliam Gil- Hiatt
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John Weir
Clarence House
U S Forces Gain On Red Bridgehead Near Chinju
U S Marines push inland near Chinju after wiping out a Communist bridgehead 12 miles away. Seventh Cavalry with artillery and tanks dominates the area as forces move to reduce isolated pockets and threaten Taegu. Concluded on Page 6.
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Chinju
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Taegu
U.S. Seventh Cavalry Regiment
GOP Fights Market Curb and Price Controls
Washington report notes Republicans press to curb commodity market speculation while Truman seeks price wage controls. The House approved giving the president broad authority, though it appears to reject the market curb, as the Senate prepares to debate a companion bill.
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Canine Guardians Save Lost Girl Near Farm Home
Two experienced guardian dogs kept watch as two year old Susan Sweely wandered and slept in the woods near her family farm. A search party of 509 found the child at 2 A M. the dogs remained at her side throughout the ordeal.
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