38 Reservists Fail to Report for Examinations
In New York 38 of 160 enlisted reservists ordered to active duty did not report for physicals. Maj. Carl C. Winter said delinquents may face court martial, though some may not have received orders in time. Investigations by proper agencies will follow. Chautauqua: Mrs. Bryan Rohde, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, presented a United Nations flag to the Chautauqua Institution during a dedication address.
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Army and
Air Force Recruiting Center
Carl C. Wintermute
Than Bryan Rohde
William Jennings Bryan
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United Nations
Chautauqua
Rohde
Allied leaders discuss strategy with MacArthur in Tokyo
Admiral Forrest Sherman and General J Lawton Collins left for Tokyo for talks with General Douglas MacArthur on war strategy. Separate brief items note two Toledo men killed in a plane crash near Delta Ohio and a White House bid to avert a nationwide rail strike with a joint union management meeting. A missing Connecticut girl Mary Lou Collins has been found and is in good hands.
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Toledo
Delta
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Perrysburg
Theodore M. Knowl
SION
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White House
John R Steelman
Truman
Stamford
Conn
Mary ‘Lou. Collins
Stanley P.'Mead
Grafton M. Stewart
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Grenade attacks in Indo China as Vietminh anniversary seen
Reports detail grenade assaults in a gambling house wounding 11 as Vietminh led radicals mark the fifth anniversary uprising against French rule. The条 riot included vandalism against foreign shops and looting directed at civilians, amid global war news.
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Gon
Vietminh
Deaths: Lamar Hardy former U.S. attorney 71
Lamar Hardy 71 longtime Meridian Mississippi lawyer and former U S attorney who prosecuted and secured conviction of a Nazi spy ring before World War II died in Meridian Mississippi Hardy served in New York and later resided in Mississippi leaving a legacy in federal prosecution and public service.
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U.S
New York
Meridian
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New York Official Speaks at Cerebral Palsy Fund Event
Joseph Scomptrevier of New York City spoke briefly between the Bears Giants game last night in Aresvold Stadium for the cerebral palsy fund. He was introduced by Frank G. Revoir and his name has been advanced for a place on the Democratic state ticket. He visited his brother in law Dr. Henry H. Hart and focused on the care and treatment of palsy victims.
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New York City
Raives
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
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Frank G. Revoir
Henry H. Hart
Joseph
Pracart
Ted Ae
Mrawenbey H Alvenc Ng
U.S. Presses UN Help in Korea War Outreach
Washington officials say Voice of America in 25 languages is countering Soviet claims that the United States fights alone in Korea. They note recent broadcasts stressing that Canada Australia New Zealand Great Britain Philippines Thailand and Turkey will join UN forces, with more nations expected to follow.
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Voice of America
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State’ Department
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Thailand
United Nations
Korea
Moscow
Lake Success
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Philippines
Nordea
Six Nations
Dasi
Democratic Feuds Stall Fund Bills
Congressional wrangling over a 34 billion dollar government funding package stalls progress as House Appropriations Chair Clarence Cannon clashes with Senate leaders including McKellar and McCarran. Aimed at rivers, harbors, and flood control, the talks broke up without agreement and no time for resumption was set.
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Congress
Senate
House
Clarence Cannon
Missouri
House Appropriations Committee
Kenneth D McKellar
Senate Appropriations Group
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Appropriations
Senate Judiciary Committee
Cannon
McKellar
McHkellar
Tax plan outlines excess profits levy and tax reform
The article outlines a Senate facing a first installment bill with an excess profits levy possible in a second measure. It notes plans to tighten tax loopholes, adjust taxes on co-ops mutuals and building loan associations, and overhaul tax statutes while downplaying immediate broad sales or transactions taxes. Senator O Mahoney presses for an immediate excess profits tax.
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Courgea Hoty
George
Senate
Finance Committee
Net
O'Mahoney
D.-Woo
Congress
Unclear text taken from a Kenyan regional report
Fragmentary report describes a series of disruptions in Kenya with uncertain details. The garbled text mentions geographic areas and events but lacks coherent facts or names to define a clear news item.
Battle Front Shifts as U S Forces Push South of Taegu
Allied troops tighten hold along the Naktong perimeter advancing toward Kumwha while North Korean forces withdraw from Taegu area. U S Marines and Army units inflict heavy losses on the Fourth Division and a large enemy force estimated near 50 000 men remains north of Taegu awaiting a renewed push.
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Chanenyong
Kigye
Pohang
Tokchok Island
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MacArthur
Chinni
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Tahini
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Kumwha
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Ikunwi
Waerwan
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Waesiwan
Changnyong
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Marines Strike Red Fourth Division Across Korean Front
MAJ. GEN. John H. Church reports removal of that division with plans to destroy it. Marines strafed retreating enemy near the Naktong as jet and B-29 aircraft hit supply lines and bivouacs across a 120 mile front. Seoul bridge destruction completed and leaflets warn Pyongyang civilians of upcoming bombings.
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ATR
United Nations
North Korea
Seoul
Pyongyang
Young Cyclist Hurt In Collision On Otisen Street
JOHN WISE of 208 Tioga Street suffered body bruises after a collision with a westbound car driven by Harald O Johnson of 520 N Geddes Street in the 400 block of Otisen Street. Police report the rider was eastbound and hospitalization was not required.
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Senate and House weigh new living quarters aid bills
Both chambers draft bills extending monthly living quarters allowances to all seven enlisted grades including recruits and privates. The bills assume armed forces total reaches 2.5 million by July next year. Administration proposal would cost 29 million dollars for the year ending June 30, while a Senate plan runs about 17 million.
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House
Rotarians Hear Talk on Freedom at Syracuse Luncheon
Paul H. Conway, insurance executive and John Hancock Life official, addressed Syracuse Rotarians at the Hotel Onondaga. He urged public recognition of the urgency to preserve the American system of government in a talk titled Security How We’re to Destroy It.
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Paul H. Conway
Syracuse
Onondaga
Conway
John Hancock Mutual, Life Insurance Company
Japan backs UN Korea intervention in white paper stance
Tokyo issued a 3 800 word policy white paper declaring Japan squarely behind the United Nations in the Korean war as a measure of self defense. It places Japan with Western democracies against Communism and urges all Japanese to help prevent sabotage while warning against organized Communist activity.
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Tokyo
Nippon
United Nations
Japan
Korea
Mrs. Martha H. Eddy Hospitalized After Abdominal Pain
Mrs. Martha H. Eddy, head of women's activities for the 1950 State Fair and former Cornell University faculty member, is in good condition at University Hospital after an ambulance transfer for severe abdominal pains at the fairgrounds. Department of Agriculture officials had named her to the post in May and she had been preparing the 1950 fair schedule since retirement from Cornell.
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Martha H. Eddy
Cornell University
Eddy
Department of Agriculture
Cornell
West Arges GOP Strives For National Platform Unity
GOP leaders from the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states convened in Des Moines to outline a fall campaign platform and consider resignations of Dean Acheson and Louis Johnson. Guy Gabrielson urged a national meeting to finalize a united platform for forthcoming congressional races.
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Rocky, Mountain
G.O.P
Guy Gabrielson
Dean. Acheson
Defense Seme Lnee
Louis Johnson
GOP
Congre Ional
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Dor
Acheson
Johnson
Kansas
West Roberts
Socialite Lorraine Dresselhuys Divorces Cornelius Dresselhuys
New York socialite Mrs Lorraine Manville Dresselhuys obtained a divorce from Cornelius W Dresselhuys a former Dutch diplomat now at The Hague. The decree granted yesterday cites cruelty and non support with the couple having married in 1937.
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New
Lorraine Manville Dresselhuys
Tommy “Manville
Cornelius W. Dresselhuys
Woman 98 Celebrates Birthday at Stork Club on TV
In New York Mrs. Robert Jerome Faulkner, age 98, defied doctors and age limits with a lavish Stork Club party and a television appearance. Surrounded by her two daughters Betty Henderson and Tiecie, she remained active past midnight with a gaiety typical of her long life. Her 83-year-old friend Fanny Ward also appeared on the show.
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Miary Tiecie Atiail
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