Senate Crime Investigators Seize Bank Records
New York report states the Senate Crime Investigating Committee seized records from Newark Union National Bank and may meet in New York. Counsel Rudolph Halley decline to confirm a Bergen County gambling ring probe or sugar black market ties between New York and New Jersey.
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Senate
New York
CINS
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Newark
N. J
Union National Bank
Rudolph Halley
Bergen County
N. 2
New Jersey
Wildcat strike suspends St. Louis bus and streetcar service
In St. Louis the state seized transit system halted operations after a wildcat strike by union operators demanding higher wages. The stoppage comes despite a three year old law intended to prevent disruption of public utilities.
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St. Louis
ST. Louis CP
Lie Sees No Mediation Chance in Korean War
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie said mediation of the Korean conflict is not possible now. He noted Scandinavian efforts might bear fruit later but not at present at Copenhagen airport after arriving from New York.
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Lie
Copenhagen
Denmark
Trygve
Ikastrup
New York
Pohang
Sth Army
United Press War
Robert Vermillion
E.C.T
Walker
Walton H. Walker
8Th Army
Korea
Polish exile premier Tadeusz Tomaszewski dies at 63
Tadeusz Tomaszewski who formed the Polish Government in exile in London in 1949 dies at 63. Also noted is Ruth MKidsie Wood, pen name Mrs Rutt Thompson, 70, longtime writer and former editor in Florida.
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Tadeusz Tomaszemwskht
Polish National Council
London
Rutt Thompson
Ruth Mkidsie Wood
American Magazine
Cather’s
Menier Magazine
Miarai
Fla
Reds Offer Pass To Grid Slaughter
Washington dispatch reports a Russian newsman offered a free pass to Michigan football games to see if players are "slaughtered" as a jab against American coverage. The stunt was broadcast in 25 languages by Radio Moscow through the Voice of America.
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Washington
INS
Univn of Michigan
Voice of America
Ein Weta
Os Radio Moscow
Malik Pushes Korean War Standoff at UN Session
Malik clashes with U S delegates over Korean crisis at the United Nations in Lake Success. He accuses United States and Russia of provocations and demands seating for both Korean representatives before further action while critics condemn his claims as unfounded and politicking amid global tension.
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Lake Success
Iecurity Council
Jakob Mal
United Wned
VU. S
Malik
Red China
Legion Convention Sparks Vandalism and Quiet Contention
Legionnaires at a hotel in the Onondaga area launched an aerial distraction after arriving by rail car. Delegates bombed a sidewall with breakables from hotel rooms while veteran attendees called the three day session unusually calm. Auxiliary leaders were nominated including Mrs Harold Taylor as state department president and Mrs Harold Burdett as national auxiliary president.
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Legionnaires
S. Warren ‘St
Legion Fun Organization
40 & S
Harold Taylor
Mineola
State Department
Legion Auxiliary
Leo Carey
Geneseo
Stanley J. Autenrith
Newport
George Carlson
Jamaica
Harold Burdett
Brooklyn
National Auxiliary
Miss Reynolds Syracuse senior beauty queen of 1950s era
State Queen Miss Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Percy N Reynolds enters her senior year at Syracuse University next month. She studies childhood education and is a Charles A Andrews Nottingham school alumna. A Delta Gamma member, dancer and vocalist, she has performed with Modern Dance Group and pursued voice lessons seriously for Miss Syracuse.
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Miss Reynolds
Syracuse University
Percy N. Reynolds
Charles A Andrews
Nottingham
Delta Gamma Sorority
Syracuse
Dewey May Not Rule Out Keynote at G O P Meet
Governor Dewey may deliver the keynote at the Republican state convention in Saratoga Springs on September 6 and 7. Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley is expected to be nominated to succeed the retiring Dewey. William N. Pfeiffer, GOP state chairman, said no final choices on convention chairs were made.
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Albany
Dewey
Saratoga Springs
Joe R. Hanley
William N. Pfeiffer
G.O.P
Pfeiffer
Truman
Korea
Hanley
American Legion
Syracuse
Pearl Harbor
Assembly
Oswald D. Heck
Legan
Senate
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Heck
Arthur H. Wicks
Herbert H. Lehman
New York City
French Fries Thief Hides $938 In Lunch Box
A Chicago worker reported his life savings of 938 dollars hid in a cardboard box used for carryout. A restaurant employee grabbed the box to fill an order, then discovered the money missing amid a chaotic kitchen scene.
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Chicago
Adam J. Zabor
John Dimas
Zabor
Ground War battles across Naktong and coastal front
North Korean assault at the Naktong bridgehead repulsed by the South Korean First Division with heavy losses. the Eighth Division reports 147 Communists killed and prisoners taken. American air and ground units pursue remnants as fronts shift along the Naktong bend and near Miryang and Yongsan.
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Eighth Division
Walton H. Walker
Korea
24Th Division
Naktong River
Yongsan-Miryang
Yongsan
Mirwang
Pusan- Taegu
Naktong
Volga
Stalingrad
Acheson Attacks Soviet Blockade in Korea Clash
Secretary of State Acheson blasted the Soviet Union for delaying peace and aiding North Korea as Warren Austin led a U S charge against Moscow. He urged Congress to approve 89 million dollars to boost Voice of America and U S information campaigns.
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Warren R. Austin
Russia
Acheson
Austin
Malik
Republic of Korea
United Nations
Soviet Union
Congress
Truman
Voice of America
U. S
United States
America
Korea
Night Aerial Offensive Expands Into Korea and Seoul
The Air Forces report three wave bomb runs from bases in Japan and Okinawa as 8-29s strike strategic rail targets in North Korea. Night raids by fighters and light bombers set fires in 21 Communist towns and hit convoys and troop concentrations. Bomb types included 500 and 1,000 pound bombs and Napalm. enemy losses were reportedly high with tanks destroyed.
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Japan
Okinawa
North Korea
Seoul
Carlton L. Golden Funeral Details
Services for Paton L. Golden, 99, were held today in Auburn. The obituary notes burial arrangements nearby and lists Auburn as the location of the service with reference to Fort Fu arN.
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Auburn
Paton L
Golden
Formearis
Purlad
Fort Fuarn
State Adopts Standardized Raid Drills
New York and New Jersey defense authorities implement a uniform air raid drill system with four signals yellow blue red white and a two minute siren test. Civil defense officials urge local directors to survey equipment and prepare emergency transportation plans in coordination with state commissions.
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New York
Focal
Lawrence Wilkinson
New Jersey
Wigan Defense
Laval
U. S
Lucus D. Clay
New York State Civil Defense Commission
transportation /executive committee
Col
S. H. Bingham
New York City Board of Transportation
Clay
Chinese Reds Show Fleet in Shanghai
Eyewitness reports from Shanghai describe a fleet of 15 to 20 warships anchored along the Bund during Army Day on August 1. The craft included a destroyer, escorts, a gunboat, an armed trawler, landing craft, and possibly Japanese repatriation ships with radar, plus landing ships with tanks.
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Wong Kong
Shanghai
Bund
Driver Is Fined and Loses License After Drunk Driving Conviction
Oneida City Judge William Olcott fined Edward N. English of Glenwood 839 and suspended his driver's license after a Police Court jury convicted him of a drunken driving charge.
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Oneida
William Olcott
Edward N. English
Glenwood Nv
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