Immediate Increases Proposed By Congress
Washington reports President Truman discussed with congressional leaders the possibility of an immediate emergency tax bill for individuals and net profits aimed at easing government slack from higher military spending. Speaker Rayburn did not set a figure, noting talks continue and an interim measure may be taken up later this year or early next year.
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Truman
House
Rayburn
de Tex
White House
Rabura Sad Raggurn
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Treasury
Snyder
Senate
Barburn
Symington
South Korea
Phak
Sormingian
Raincoat in Style Tonight Weather Update
The Syn c ovall forecasts warm conditions with scattered showers and storms tonight and tomorrow. A warm front and winds from the south to southwest at 10 to 23 mph will offset rainfall somewhat. Lows around 62, highs near 80, with a shift to west-southwest winds and cooler, fair weather Wednesday.
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Toninhi
Tomar
E Weatherman
Moniana
Dakotas
Torbay's Features and Page Layout Sketch
A fragmentary OCR teaser lists features and page references: Comics Crossan Dr. Dean and Ida Jean Kaln on pages 26 and 27, Amazements 17 and Bridge 12, Times like 7 cm Life and 1 Taliv, and a note about Deaths and a garage tester on Todas Pictures Page 10. The text is garbled with stray names and spacing.
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Dean Tforoscene
Ida Jean Kaln
Edianaly i
Hiniteep
Keer Ceeghed
Sursey
Wilson
Lola Wans
Aeved Tee Financial
Wanenatt Pease
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Adil
Faearing Va
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Pizni
Nea
Tightening FBI Program Aids Espionage Drive
President Truman urges tighter federal and state cooperation to report information on spying sabotage and subversive activities. He asks organizations and individuals to forward any related data to the nearest FBI representative for rapid handling.
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Bureau of
FBI
Truman
Law
Sping
PBS
Wis Lepgii
Federal Bureau of Threshganon
Tito Protests To Bulgaria In Yugoslavia Tensions Rise
Belgrade Yugoslavia formally accuses neighboring Bulgaria of violating border agreements under the Bulgarian peace treaty. Premier Tito and government issue two notes to the Bulgarian Embassy alleging Bulgarian actions to naturalize Yugoslavs and block cross border land transfers. The dispute marks a new low in Yugoslavia Bulgaria Albania tensions amid escalating regional pressure.
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Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Marshal Tito
Fem
Lakme Pve
Plea Fails to End Shipyard Strike
Union workers at Brooklyn and Hoboken shipyards, including Local 15 of the CLO and the Ship Building Workers Union, extend a strike as the old wage contract expired. Federal official Colvin urged both sides to continue discussions to avoid disrupting the war effort. The dispute centers on a renewed wage increase demand, pension, and benefits.
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Hoboken
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Smmpmnudding Co
CLO
Blaine and Shipbindding Workers Union
Hardy T. Colvin
Aie
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Pany
Ution
Lnfley
Oakland Fisherman Charged in Local Disturbance Case
Fragments indicate a man named Wehner faced charges in Oakland California. The report mentions a possible weapon incident and a disturbance near a waterfront area, with sparse details about charges and context.
GOP Readies New Blast Against McCarthy Charges
Senate debate looms as Republicans rally behind Senator Ferguson Michigan and Senator McCarthy to dispute a Democratic report accusing McCarthy of communism links in the State Department. GOP senators seek materials to bolster their stance while Democrats push back.
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Washington
Senate
Suill
Mccarthy R-Wild
State Department
Ferguson
Mich
Io Lula
Uie
McCarthy
Tealy
Hs Office Hut
Jon Jan Werk
Briser Senate
Needy May Get U S Surplus Food
A cabinet official told a House Appropriations Committee he is seriously concerned about rationing of perishable farm foods and surplus items like meat, fruit, dried milk, and training under farm price support programs for the hungry at home and abroad.
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Gary
Brannan
Songris
Board Refuses Parole for Former Representative Thomas Parntl
The parole board denied parole for former Representative Thomas Parntl after his 18 month sentence for padding his campaign funds. No reaction was provided by the board when the decision was announced.
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Thomas
Waslington
US 2 Parole Board
Celsing
Danbury
Cann
U. S. Hands Off Quemoy Affair Explained
The State Department clarified Formosa policy saying the United States will not intervene if China moves on Quemoy near Formosa. The administration notes no formal request for a change in policy. warnings of possible invasion persist as Communist forces pound the mainland shore.
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Washington
Iidtcdie
Wintec
Chinowe
Formosa
Ig Clos
China
Boileles
State Department
Michael Jo McDermott
Taspatr
Formaca
United States
US Planes Patrol Formosa Strait Amid Tense Standoff
U S Seventh Fleet scout planes patrolled the Formosa Strait for days as Nationalist China prepared to aid the two islands Queennoy and Little Quemoy under artillery fire from Redshore batteries. Reports said diplomats and ships observed near Amoy with no large scale invasion seen, crews noting continued US air presence over the area.
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U. S Seventh Fleet
Formosa Strait
China
Queennoy
Little Quemoy
Amoyi
Mong Kong
Gusted Reds Form New Party
A fragmentary report notes a faction calling itself the Independent Communist Party forming within the German party. It mentions Joseph Schappe as a former leader and cites over 110 leaders expelled, with the group meeting amid tense internal strife and questions about foreign policy.
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Dvsoelcom
Boscow
Toseph Schappe
Ovate
War Climax This Week Decides Korea Exit or Stay
Reports from United Press focus on whether the United States will quit Korea or continue the fight. The week could decide if troops, ships, and supplies can stabilize fronts and advance, with Pusan the key port and UN forces aiming to defend it at all costs.
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Ng Enoug
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Communist Party
Pravda
Korea
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Ealing
Opanak
Vice Admurant
Inoprador
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Wee
Pusan
Ural
Sercan
Tplmstedi
NO FIZZLE PUSH BUSTON ROCKET TEST AT C Cocoa FL
A two stage bumper rocket thundered aloft at Cocoa Florida proving ground in the first horizontal test firing today at 10:29 AM It previews push button warfare and was successful though no immediate report on the giant rocket’s behavior. An attempted rescue of a similar two stage rocket fizzled last Wednesday.
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Companion on flight tells story of Gen Dean escape
An account from Arthur Clarke of Bonne, Iowa, describes General Dean's escape from Taejon after leading troops in a fierce action. Clarke reports Dean and a dozen men reached American lines Sunday noon, with details of injuries and subsequent retellings across sources.
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Moore
Koom - May Gon
Wotham F. Dean
Taejon
Agerienet
Yang
Arthur Clarke
Bonne
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Clarke
Dean
Amercan
Karlen
Ali Bean
Monalhon
Janree Kim
Swan
Iris Picint
Navy Ships Move To Korea West Coast
Washington reports American warships have entered the Yellow Sea and now patrol the west coast of Korea as Allied naval activity shifts westward amid a possible new Korean Communist thrust. Reds claim to have captured Mokpo, and Hwangyu falls near the peninsula's southwest, while U S forces maintain a line from Suwan to Wonju and Samchok as B 29s and C 26 bombers operate. MacArthur sends a command message to Far Eastern Air Force commanders amid weather challenges.
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Korea
NUE
Hwangyu
Mokpo
Morea
Supreme Headquarters
ATE Force
Suwan
Wonju
Samchok
Was
Douglas¢ MacArthur
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Far Eastern
Strikes Threaten as Leopold Regime Faces Pressure
In Krusels Belgium Leopold and his Social Christian government confront tightened opposition. A Socialist leader warned of protests and strikes starting today in Walloon regions, signaling a broader movement. The anti Leopold forces foresee a prolonged abdication conflict and expect intensified actions.
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Belgium
Leopold
Stader
Walloon
Wrecked flyer hints camouflage and chaos near open switch
A damaged flyer and scattered phrases describe a chaotic scene with camouflage and an open switch. The text references Korean figures, high speeds, a fatal event, and a memory of resourceful crews, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
Battle reports say American line holds at Yongdong
TOKYO Tuesday UP American troops repelled repeated drives to crack the center near Taejon and Yongdong a key rail hub. MacArthur said the center held despite massive Communist assaults from northeast and southwest and reported South Korean forces retreated from Yongju. The communique noted limited progress along Mokpo but dismissed a full west coast flanking move. Premier Ho Surxong issued a one day order ending with a line about measures to contain anti government bands.
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Taejon
Douglas MacArnmy
Yongdong
Tongdong
Yonzdong
Hobart R Gay
First Cavalry Division
MacArthur
Yongju
Macrthur
West Coant
Communinuc
Hit UC Sung
Korea
Colrmu
German Reds Hit U S Act
An East German communist convention in Berlin urged Germans to condemn American actions in Korea. The five day meeting, overseen by Moscow and Communist bloc, ends with an international peace demonstration in Lustgarten Square. The party pledges unification of Germany on the basis of the German Democratic Republic amid tensions over Korea and a divided Germany.
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Keren
Gernany
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Lustgarten Square
Berlin
Taverta Senior
Korea
Germany
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