Guard Planes Attack Enemy in Conn.. New York Dispatch
National Guard planes including 26 B 26 bombers from the 106th bombardment group will participate in a Connecticut River area maneuver next Sunday. They will depart Floyd Bennett Field at 4:30 AM for the exercise and are related to a broader security and defense context amid postwar tensions.
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President Warns of Transport Strike Threats
The president warned differences threaten to deprive the country of persistent transportation services. Truman took action to prevent a strike for 60 days as a measure to stabilize the situation. Hollywood star Errol Flynn faced travel hiccups in Kansas on arrival for a New York flight, after misplacing tickets he had left in Salina. Goodrich Tire boosts prices across passenger and truck tires and rubber products, marking a Rubber industry price rise in Akron and beyond.
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Damage Will Delay French Liner Ne de France
The French liner Ne de France will not sail to New York on schedule tomorrow due to minor damage from striking a submerged wreck during its last departure from Le Havre. The incident remains under repair and the ship will resume its voyage once fixed.
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Deaths of Jeffrey Bernrd and Mary Paterson Davidson
Hollywood film producer Jeffrey Bernrd 58 longtime Grand National Pictures managing director died in Beverly Hills California Mrs Mary Paterson Davidson 55 wife of retired Major General Howard C Davidson wartime commander of the 10th air Force and a Washington social and civic leader died in Baltimore
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Netherlands to send 200 Marines and 200 infantrymen
The Dutch government said it was considering sending 200 Marines and 200 infantrymen to join United Nations forces in Holieat. Enlistment would be on a voluntary basis.
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West German Reds Face Crackdown
Interior ministers from 11 West German states agreed on banning two major Communist meetings planned in Allied sectors. They discussed outlawing Communism but said only a federal constitutional court under the Bonn regime could authorize such action.
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Buying Pushes Sales Higher
Increasing consumer buying at retail pushed sales this week to a level five to nine percent higher than a year ago, Dun & Bradstreet reported in its weekly survey As intensified promotions began to replace waning anticipatory buying as a sales stimulus, consumer spending rose slightly in the week ended Wednesday. Overall retail dollar volume remained moderately above the 1949 comparable period.
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European Army urged by Churchill at Strasbourg
Winston Churchill urged immediate creation of a unified European army to defend against Russia. He warned the West has about two years breathing space to prevent a third world war and urged democratic control, while stressing American atomic superiority as a deterrent. He urged German delegates to be assured of safety and freedom.
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Labor opposes current price levels and seeks parity
A labor council urged price controls and standby rationing power while opposing immediate wage increases. It called for excess profits tax and higher income taxes, based on ability to pay, and supported voluntary industrial manpower cooperation rather than rigid controls. The group tied Korea War costs to wartime needs and condemned Soviet aggression.
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Allied powers weigh German dismantling and future armament
Western Allied authorities said the dismantling of German industry could be completed by October 1 with one plant left. Reports say America Britain and France discuss using German industry to bolster Western Europe's defenses while some officials push to finish dismantling. The plan is so near completion that a stoppage now would not affect West Germany's potential.
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Senate poised to pass wage price control bill
Senate faces House approved grant of authority for President Truman to enact wage price controls and rationing. House action 383 to 12 follows Senate debate on a broad mobilization bill extending economic controls, defense production incentives, and real estate curbs with a final vote possible early next week.
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New Jersey Gasoline Strike Ends After Meeting
About 3,000 independent retailers in New Jersey ended a two day strike protesting gas price wars after a meeting in Trenton with the New Jersey Retailers Gasoline Association, State Treasurer Walter T. Moratti, and State Labor Commissioner Percy Miller Jr.
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Rearmament Plan Won't Hurt Economy
Washington officials say the proposed 10.5 billion military boost can be met without harming civilians. A Munitions Board officer cites steel needs at five to six percent of national output and notes much production can shift from consumer goods without hitting essential items, with nonessential items like slot machines used as an example.
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One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on World News
Kiernan argues Communist China enjoys relief amid famine but will blame the U S later. He notes North Korea protests over use of live ammunition and reports of North Korean peasants being shot while touring Southern Korea. He says the U S should not aid enemies until after victory.
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Star Athlete Slain. Neighbor Accused in Alabama Shooting
Rex Beech, 18, a Foley Alabama high school football star, was killed in a feud between neighboring families. Clarence Walters, 45, surrendered to officers on a murder charge and said Beech and his brother Joe, 21, advanced on him. Walters stated he fired in self defense during the confrontation. Rex Beech had earned a football scholarship to a Mississippi college.
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Albany Court of Appeals Sets Aug Special Session
Albany CPA announces a special session for the Court of Appeals on August 18 to hear six primary election suits. The primary section is scheduled for August 22, with the court in recess since July. Regular session resumes October 2.
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