Reds Jailed as U N Case Looms in New York
U S authorities move to jail 11 convicted Communist leaders while appeals proceed. Saypol filed an affidavit linking the defendants to Communist fronts and urging they remain jailed during the crisis over Korea and U N actions. The men, led by Robert Thompson and John Gates, face up to five years and fines of $10,000 each.
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Hope denounces Brannan over farm policy charge
Representative Hope Republican of Kansas says secretaries of agriculture for 25 years kept party politics out of farm problems but accuses Secretary Brannan of politicizing the Brannan Plan. He asks for cooperation if agriculture is treated as an economic issue, not a political one.
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Charles Brannan
Brannan
House Agriculture Committee
Globe-Girdling Bomber Crashes Near Davis Monthan Field
Captain Warren E. Grimi of Bexar Ark said the Lucky Lady II, the B50 bomber that completed the first nonstop world flight, sustained heavy damage in a desert crash two miles southeast of Davis Monthan Field. Only one of the 11 crew members was injured. The plane reportedly suffered a power failure as it neared the airstrip.
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Bexar. Ark
Newburyport teens reel same bass in Lake Amesbury catch
Francis Whitey Warewicz, 18, and cousin Frank Ru ek, both from Amesbury, were fishing in Lake Aitash when each hooked a bite. They reeled in a one and a half pound bass, revealing a shared catch.
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Francis “Whitey” Warewicz
Ewburyport
Frank Ru EK
Amesbury
Lake Aitash
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Rich iron ore in back yards may back steel mills
Rep John Blatnik proposes government loans to develop low grade iron ore known as taconite. He argues new Minnesota University processes could make a costly project viable, with potential output of 10 to 30 million tons annually and a vast, albeit uncertain, supply near Lake Superior shores.
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Nationalist air force pledges Formosa patrols against invasion
The Nationalist air force said it would continue to patrol the Red China coast and attack Communist craft that could invade Formosa. The force stressed it would defend Formosa in full cooperation with Allied forces, referring to the U S Seventh Fleet under President Truman.
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District Attorney Author Pleads Guilty in Speeding Case
Robert Shaw of Westport Conn, writer and actor associated with Mr District Attorney, appeared in court yesterday and pled guilty to a state police speeding charge. He paid a $15 fine to Justice of the Peace Leland Morton. Shaw said he had jailed many offenders in his decade of writing but this was his first experience on the other side of the law.
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20 Die In Calcutta to New Delhi Express Crash
Twenty people were killed and many injured when the Calcutta New Delhi express derailed near Morghulsaral. Reports say saboteurs caused the wreck.
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India
New Delhi
Moghulsaral
Experts Fear Season Bad For Hay Fever
New York reports warn a tough hay fever season ahead as weather has favored ragweed blooms. Dr. Saul Malkiel of Northwestern Allergy Laboratory notes no new drugs emerged and popular antihistamines remain common. Some scientists question pollen as the sole cause, but Malkiel cites evidence linking pollen to hay fever and notes night symptoms rise due to recumbent sleep. Feinberg adds that new approaches aim to reduce reactions and injections.
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July Milk Price Set For New York Plants
A uniform price of 3.57 dollars per hundredweight will be paid to dairy farmers for July deliveries to 435 approved plants in New York. The July butterfat differential is 5.8 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3.5 percent. July production rose 8.43 percent from a year ago to 626,100,071 pounds, the strongest July since 1938. Total farm value of last month’s production reached 22,947,420.27 dollars.
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New York
C. J. Blanford
Blanford
Mao Is Reported Called by Stalin
Chinese Nationalists in Formosa report Mao Tze Ting left Peiping on August 11 for an undisclosed destination after receiving instructions from Stalin. The message notes Mao’s return to China in February after a Russia visit and suggests a conference with Soviet advisers in Manchuria. The report cites Wah Yat Po via Taipei.
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McCarran Pushes Early Action on Communist Bill
Senate Judiciary Committee asked for swift action on a Communist control bill broadening administration requests. McCarran said the heavy docket may delay debate but a passage recommendation is likely. Lucas signaled early introduction of administration backed measures to enforce Truman’s anti subversion aims. Truman urged registration of foreign trained saboteurs and spies, not Communist Party members as in McCarran Mundt Ferguson proposals.
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Liberal Party Declares Civil Opposition in Colombia
In Bogotá the Liberal Party votes to wage civil opposition to President Laureano Gomez Castro. After a 13 hour session on Saturday the Liberals reject recognizing Gomez's regime and adopt a policy of non-collaboration.
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Colombia
Liberal Party
Laureang Gomez Castro
Gomez
Truck Accident Kills 21 in Peru Crash
A truck carrying about fifty overturned between Cuzco and Sieuani killing twenty one people and injuring several. Authorities say the driver was intoxicated.
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Cuzco
Peru
Sieuani
Russia Iran open barter pact talks begin in Tehran
A Soviet official arrived in Tehran to start negotiations on a commercial barter deal with Iran. Western diplomats see the talks as a continuation of Soviet overtures for friendship with Iran and as a reaction to U S actions in Korea. A U S source calls Russia eager to ease tension along its borders.
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Painting the Town White in New York Streets
The article notes New York begins painting white center lines lanes and crosswalks on 150 miles of busy streets. About 6,009 gallons of paint will be used to mark the roadway, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow citywide.
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Ferry overturns drowning twenty-one on Tsukami Bay
A 42 ton ferry capsized in Tsukami Bay off northeastern vushu Island. Twenty one passengers died and six others are missing. Patrol boats rescued twenty passengers after a night adrift. Survivors tested their nerves through the ordeal.
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