President May Ask Steel Curb In Korea War Address
President Truman plans to send a message to Congress on Wednesday outlining legislative steps to curb steel use, control consumer credit, and possibly raise taxes to back the war effort. A radio report to the nation is set for 10 30 P.M. on major networks and television, with background and elaboration on the same theme.
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Indo China Fight On Reds Stepped Up
In Saigon American and French military and diplomatic leaders opened talks to intensify the fight against Communism in Indo China. They met as Vietminh guerrillas carried out new acts of terrorism around Saigon, with the Korean war adding urgency to the discussions.
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Cloth Prices Rise at American Woolen Co
American Woolen Co announces a price increase of 12 to 17 cents per yard on all worsted goods for men and women. The higher rates apply to orders delivered in November and later.
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American Woolen Co
Today features decisions in Washington on Korea policy
A Washington editorial roundup outlines current decisions aimed at restoring strength for America’s stance toward South Korea amid Cold War tensions. Marquis Childs contributes on editorial pages, while comics, editorials, letters, and other features fill pages 20 through 45, including sports, classifieds, and Deaths notices.
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Mutual respect basis peace pact urged with Russia
Yugoslavia proposed a peace framework with Russia and the Cominform in a speech by Milovan Djilas at a congress, seeking mutual respect and no infringement on sovereignty. He stressed Yugoslavia’s desire for peaceful cooperation and denied any secret obligations or threats toward other nations.
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Woman Dies Major Hurt In Skaneateles Car Crash
Miss Arlene Wary 26 of B D Marcellus died and Edward P region 30 of 29 E Elizabeth St Skaneateles injured when a car driven by Major Ludington left the road north of Mandana and rolled several times. Ludington suffered a head injury but was not in serious condition. Police said Ludington was speeding, lost control on a curve, swung off the west shoulder and skidded. Miss Burns was thrown about 80 feet from the wrecked car.
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Rail Settlement Sought by Mediation Board
FASTHINGTON UP The National Mediation Board moved to craft a peace formula to keep major railroads operating amid disputes with car owners and unions over a 40 hour work week without pay loss. Unions currently clock 48 hours.
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Workers End Wildcat Strike At B F Goodrich Plant
Production in the fire huilding division restarted today at B F Goodrich Co after a week long wildcat strike. The walkout ended following a mass meeting led by Local 3 president George R Bass who said the union would seek talks on production quotas for individuals. The company blamed union committeemen for the stoppage after three men refused output limits.
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Shoe shine price rises in Niagara Falls
NIAGARA FALLS UP The price of a shoe shine rose to 25 cents here today Local shoe shine boys met over the week end and cited the high cost of living and operating as the reason for the 10 cent hike.
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Record 90 For Date Seen As Heat Persists In Mercury Rise
The Mercury reports a expected 90 degree record for the date as heat and humidity continue with little relief. Andrew P Keller of the U S Weather Bureau says a brief cooldown may come Wednesday with a temporary relief then heat returns for the rest of the week. Winds southerly 15 to 20 mph, gusts to 40 mph during showers and squalls tonight.
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Missing Britons in North Korea report sparks inquiries
London reports Capt Vyvyan Holt and four other British subjects are in Pyongyang after Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyka relayed the information to Britain’s Moscow ambassador. Britain seeks details on the Rev Alfred Geerl Cooper, Anglican bishop of Korea, missing since the northern invasion near Seoul.
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First Draftees to Undergo Pre-Induction Physicals
Onondaga County's first contingent of 91 selectees will begin pre-induction physicals on July 27, with exams to be completed by August 18. Induction center officials say 279 men are pre-induction quota, drawn mainly from Central and Northern New York, while boards work to speed up classification and questionnaire distribution to 3,090 registrants with auxiliary help from American Legion Auxiliary members.
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Second Draft Call Near wallington C1
Selective Service chief Major General Lewis B Ilerstey is reported to plan a second draft call next month. He previously anticipated broader draft regulations affecting veterans husbands and fathers. The first call for 20,000 men drew exemptions for most veterans and men with dependents. Lt Col Keng W Harl, information chief, quoted Hershey on possible moves while Hershey was unavailable. Hart said Hershey believes a second draft call is likely and a sweeping draft law may be needed.
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Theft Hits Baby in Oakland Appeal for Stolen Purse
Oakland police were asked to recover a purse stolen from Mrs. Robert Shorts 26 containing 80 she had saved for her baby daughter's eye operation.
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Britain weighs Korea options at cabinet meeting
Britain's cabinet convenes with three tests over Korea. Will ground troops be sent in response to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie's appeal? How will defense prep change amid Korean fighting? Will Labor back a full Commons debate on national defense at home and abroad? Menzies presence broadens talks on Southeast Asia and Pacific action. Sources indicate a token force may be approved for land fighting in Korea.
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Half of Americans Don’t Read Books UM survey finds
University of Michigan survey shows nearly half of Americans do not read books. It also notes many adults near libraries visit infrequently, with about one tenth visiting a library monthly.
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New U S Defense Line Remains to Be Fixed
Washington briefings describe American forces in Korea holding positions south of the Kum River while building up for an offensive. Spokesmen say the exact future line is uncertain, weather and enemy activity shaping stabilization near Kumchon, with the overall push described as slow but ongoing.
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Safe Job Suspect Named In Skippy Ice Cream Looting
Police early today booked a suspect in the looting of a safe in the Skippy Ice Cream Company office at 4255 Adams Street. The thieves netted 17 and were reported by Max Cohen, the company manager, to have carried out the theft on July 10.
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Acheson Eyes Line Over Korea Peace Effort
Secretary of State Acheson plans a delicate response to Indian PM Nehru on Korea. Reports say Stalin urged sealing Communist China in the UN Security Council as a step to war. Acheson will insist on full withdrawal of Communist forces from South Korea as essential, while leaving room for international effort toward a just settlement.
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East Berlin price cuts spark West Berlin bargain rush
Soviet sector discounts drive West Berliners to cross the border to hunt bargains as exchanges surge swapping west marks for cast marks. The east mark strengthens to about five and a half to one west mark, reversing a long seven to one rate. Western stores cut prices up to 65 percent on food and goods.
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Taejon Falls To Communists Amid Deserted American Defense
United Press report from Tokyo describes Taejon, key defense city in central Korea, abandoned by main American force as Communist troops close in from three directions. Outnumbered ten to one, GI units fall back toward Pusan after destroying airstrip, leaving streets eerily quiet with few civilians and a handful of South Koreans.
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