Injun Cut-Ups At Local Meat Market Wager Gone Wrong
Two employees at Frank Neri's meat market 1701 South Ave Harry Naylor 24 and Dick Gordon 18 attempted a joke haircut craze after seeing a man with a crew cut. The stunt escalated unexpectedly prompting concern from onlookers and leading to an injury risk. Further details are continued on page 4 in column 4.
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New Roundup Targets U S Communist Leaders in Major Cities
The Justice Department launched a new roundup of secondary Communist Party leaders in Los Angeles San Francisco and New York arresting 11. FBI Director Lee said those arrested were active in party work largely in California amid prior arrests of 17 eastern seaboard Communists.
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Justice Department
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J. Edgard Lee
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Dragnet Avnen
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National Committee
Five Point Agenda Sets Stage for Korean Armistice Talks
UN and Communist delegates agreed on a five point agenda for armistice negotiations in Korea. They adopted the agenda in a brief 59 minute session and plan deeper discussion in the next meeting. Central issues include drawing truce lines, establishing a buffer zone, ending shooting, prisoner exchanges, and recommendations to governments.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Korea
United Nations
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
Seaway Bill Shelved by House Public Works
The House Public Works Committee votes 15 to 12 to table the St. Lawrence seaway project after a 20 year push. President Truman backs the plan for national defense though opponents warn of vulnerability to attack. Canada would share costs and benefits. project estimated at 818 million dollars. long history of defeats in Senate.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
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Senate
Pearl Harbor
Canada
St. Lawrence
Egypt fights UN role over Suez Canal row
Egypt’s Foreign Office says the United Nations Security Council cannot act in the Suez Canal dispute due to five interested members United States Britain France Sweden and the Netherlands The council meets in New York to review Israel’s protest against Egypt’s refusal to allow ships bound for Israel to pass through the canal
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France
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Ottawa control program aims for goal amid lower CAN-US costs
Marquis Childs notes in the editorial page that Canada’s cost-of-living index trails the United States by two or three points, yet Ottawa’s control program is viewed as achieving its objective as well as possible. Other features appear on pages indicated, including Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Classified, Music, Radio-TV, Deaths, Social, Editorials-Sports, and Letters.
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United States
Ottawa
Marquis Childs
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Music City Life
Sheriff Hathorn Seen as Target in Saratoga Gambling Probe
Ballston Spa reports the Saratoga County probe into gambling seeks Sheriff Frank Hathorn's ouster. The 68 year old Republican testified last spring before Kefauver investigators that gambling existed since horses began at Saratoga. The special grand jury, ordered by Governor Dewey, unanimously urged removal and a hearing is required before action.
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Senate split over slaughter quotas aims to curb black markets
Senator Maybank expects Congress to scrap the flat ban on livestock slaughter quotas to curb black markets while Senator Bricker says he will lead a fight to enforce the ban. The Senate House conference committee, chaired by Maybank, weighs altering the identical quota provision as it reconvenes amid uncertainty when the issue will be addressed.
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Senator Maybank
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Bricker
Ohio
Maybank
Senate House
Britain to reshuffle senior envoys in Foreign Office shake-up
Britain announces a reorganization of its Foreign Office with at least eight senior ambassadors replaced. New postings include Moscow Tokyo Brussels Belgrade and Athens in the coming months as younger, energetic diplomats take over while policy remains unchanged.
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Tokyo
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Belgrade
Athens
Too Much Overtime Bell Fined for Drunken Driving
Coventry England professional beer-taster Richard D Bell was fined 36 shillings after being found guilty of drunken driving.
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Bell
July Hot but No Scorcher Yet in 1925 Record
July shows heat but not a 90 degree day this year, first time since 1925 that early month temps stayed below 90. Weather forecast calls for scattered showers in Central New York with little temperature change and humid conditions.
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Weather Bureau
New York
The
Wage Board Asked To Act In Strike
President Truman ordered the Wage Stabilization Board to settle a Utah strike at American Smelting and Refining Co. under the Defense Production Act. He directed an investigation and prompt report with recommendations to the parties for fair and equitable settlement.
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
American Smelting and Refining Co
Utah
Equitable
Field Defies Senators on Bail Bonds
Frederick Vanderbilt Field the millionaire “angel” refused to answer a Senate committee about posting bonds for Communist leaders. He said he should refuse to testify as he faced a 90 day contempt sentence in New York for not naming a federal judge who contributed to the Civil Rights Congress bail fund.
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Washington
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
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Senators
New York
Civil Rights Congress
Where Are We Heading Five Billion Saving With Votes
The article argues federal spending and debt threaten tax increases unless expenditures are cut. Senator Byrd cites $500 million possible cuts in farm services without harming essential functions while warning the military buildup risks waste. It notes total 1952 outlays at $71.6 billion with $41.21 billion for military services and calls for strict auditing to save funds.
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Byrd
Marshall
Sun Bathing Under Fire Near Fox Holes
Allied artillery struck Chinese forces sunbathing near fox holes with 155 mm howitzers. More than 200 rounds of high explosives were fired as the Americans advanced a forward battery.
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Korea
Reds Attack On All Fronts Report From Korea Front
The Eighth Army reported Communist counterattacks north of Yanggu and Inje on the east central front and resistance near Kumhwa and Kum Song on the central front. Light Red activity was noted in the Korangpo area on the western front. Far East Air Forces said 57 fighters and bombers hit Pyongyang rail yards and UN aircraft flew 140 missions by noon.
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Yanggu
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Kumsong
Korangpo
Pyongyang
Far East Air Forces
Brothers on Motorcycles Die in Head On Collision
Brothers Richard Little aged 19 and Dennis Little aged 17 left home on motorcycles in opposite directions in Simonstown England. They returned and collided head on. Both were taken to hospital and occupy adjoining beds.
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Richard
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Today’s Chuckle: Dentist Ehems and Manis in Tooth Battle
A light squib notes a dentist who marries a manicure curist and now faces a comical fight over dental vanity. The item uses hometown wit to wrap a playful feud in a single pane.
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Manis
Truman says UN actions averted world war in Korea
President Truman told Congress that UN opposition to barbarous aggression in Korea helped prevent a third world war. He defended UN action in a special 429 page report on America's role in the UN during 1950, noting a critical turn when the UN offensive concluded on November 25.
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King Farouk Wins Big at San Remo Casino
In San Remo Italy King Farouk of Egypt won 19 000 000 Hre about 30 000 dollars at a local casino early today. The Egyptian sovereign began at a roulette table after midnight then switched to a new game called Tour Va and secured a large win.
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San Remo
Italy
Farouk
Egypt
Abandoned search ends for two in plane disappearance
The Civil Air Patrol halted a 10 day search for June Walker 22 a Malverne Long Island student nurse and Klaus Martens 28 a Pasadena auto executive missing since a July 15 flight from Blythe California over the Eastern Mojave Desert. The plane vanished after takeoff and no leads were found.
Acheson Warns Red Threat Persists Despite Armistice Talks
Secretary of State Acheson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Communist aggression remains as real as a month ago. He warned that if Korea armistice talks collapse, a major UN force assault could occur, while urging approval of the $8.5 billion foreign aid program as vital to defense and foreign policy. He said the Kremlin strategy remains unchanged.
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