Mobilization Board Set for Home Front Report
Washington dispatch reports chair man W. Stuart Symington of the National Security Resources Board proposing a national committee to coordinate home front mobilization. The Defense Department lists eight killed and one missing in action in Korea. The release notes soldiers, families, and wartime duties amid ongoing conflict.
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Washington (Ct
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Band
National Petty
Utica
Washington
Acron
Joseph
Vernaie
Mire Varse
One Vote Noses Out Price-Pay Freeze Bill
President Truman signaled no need for full price wage controls but Congress showed mixed sentiment as House vote 10 to 9 blocked the freeze bill. House banking panel approved parts of Truman plan for economic controls and wartime materials use. Rep Kunkel Pa offered a general freeze and rationing plan to be revived on the floor. Senate committee continued debate after Baruch urging an immediate action.
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Bernard M. Baruch
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Vatican Lists Big Red Toll
Vatican radio reported that about 12,000 Roman Catholic priests have been killed imprisoned or exiled by Communist regimes in Soviet satellites over the past five years. The broadcast, in many languages, linked these actions to the global Peace petition campaign and Pope Pius XII's appeal for prayers for peace, criticizing countries where truth is suppressed and disorders are stirred.
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Plane sinks off Tokyo. 26 feared dead as C47 crashes
A C47 courier plane carrying 26 aboard from Tokyo to South Japan fell into the ocean about 90 miles south of Tokyo. One survivor was rescued eight hours after the crash near Oshima Island. Rescue units search for 23 passengers and 3 crew. Four presumed newspaper correspondents may be among the missing. The flight left Haneda at 4:05 JA BL and disappeared after about 30 minutes in good weather.
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Tokyo
Japan
Oshima Island
South Japan
South Korea
Toyko Voice
AFP
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Dunkirk
Haneda
Attlee on the Air a Bomb Ship Bill in House
The House moved to authorize searches and controls on all foreign flagged vessels entering U S waters to prevent Trojan ships from bringing the A bomb into American harbors. Rep Cellor of New York said the aim is to counter potential enemy threats. The measure awaits Senate action after minor changes before submission to President Truman for signature.
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Upi
U.S
Rep
Cellor
Clouse
London
Wihing
Tie Adrely Senrep
al Foraign Caceste
Coast Guard
Senate
Truman
Election results highlight demand for responsible representation
IFODAY'S FEATURES report shows voters favor responsible representation in government. Marquis Childs writes Capital Calling on the editorial page. The piece appears alongside notices of horoscope, column topics, and various sections such as Amusements, Financial, Bridge, Inquiries, Renter, Classifieds, Music, Deaths, Social, Sports, and Pictures on different pages.
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Marquis Childs
Capital Calling
Dean Crossyord
Mary Haworth
Radetv
Wilson If
Ans Winchell
Army Personnel Frozen in Europe
U S Army headquarters European command announced all enlisted and officer personnel in Europe would be confined for six months beginning August 31. Home leaves are cancelled after August 31. The order affects personnel stationed in HE M EL BERG Germany and surrounding areas.
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Germany
U. S Army Headquarters
European Command
Troven
Europe
Fourth Amato fraternity member shot in burglary chase
Kounky Jon Rikcak, 43, former pal of Sam Amato, underwent emergency operation at Onondaga General Hospital after being shot in the abdomen by police during a four and a half hour manhunt. He is in critical condition and faces first degree robbery charges.
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Sam Amato
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Theodore Rosen
iDr Rosen
Bicak
Amato
Joseph DePasquale
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Paul
Bob) Gimusha
Tonawanda
DePasquale
Onondaga Penitentiary
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Kucak
John Wicak
Onondaga General Llospilel
Police Hero Kills Self in Queens After Fire Rescue
Off duty New York detective Francis J. McKee 38 a Brooklyn 67th squad first grade officer who saved his family from a blaze then killed himself outside his brother in law Harry Blair s Breezy Point home Blair said McKee had been unnerved since a fire swept the McKee residence and followed him to a parking lot asking not to be bothered as police investigate the incident
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Francis J. McKee
Brooklyn
McKee
Harry Blair
Breezy Point
Queens
Virginia
Blair
McKee Tollan
Iris
Not Next Year Is Plea Immediate Profit Tax
Congress hears push for an excess profits tax to fund wartime costs. Sen. Douglas says he will offer an amendment unless the Senate Finance Committee acts. Sen. O Mahoney plans to press for inclusion but time may run out for the stopgap bill. Sparkman laments the omission from the President’s emergency request.
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LLP
Truman
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ii
Senate
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
John A. Sparkman
D-Ala
Dry humor and weather chatter on a chilly morning talk
Two men on a bus discuss a dry start to a day with 17 as a temperature cue and joking about a dry winter and upcoming summer. Weatherman Alex Sadowski predicts fair, warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow with no rain. A stray note mentions Ingh tomorrow at $7 and last night’s low of 57 near Valley Dr.
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Overtieard
Alex Sadowski
Valley Dr
Sabotage Fire Hits Singapore Rubber Factory
Singapore's largest rubber factory was destroyed by a fire started by suspected Communist arsonists. The plant, insured for 300000, employed nearly 1000 workers and faced total loss.
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Singapore
West End Invaded By Japanese Beetle
SWARWS of Japanese beetles invaded the city’s west end as Parks Commissioner William A. Barry ordered an investigation into the infestation. He announced spraying in Birmingham at officials’ urging. Beetles were found in Rose Bushes at Tower Burnet Park and near an abandoned dump in Grand Avenue, with crews spraying the area. The city has faced beetle visits for 15 years, and this year’s outbreak is larger than usual.
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West End
William A. Barry
Barry
Binghamton
Ruinel Pik
Uty
Grandav
Tower Burnet Park
Mob Attacks Northerners in Jackson as Stay Granted
In Jackson Mississippi northern defenders of a convicted rapist clashed with mobs. Officials claim Communist provocation to hinder pro South policies while a stay of execution for 37 year old Wille McGee was granted by Justice Harold Burton. A delegation seeking clemency said they were beaten.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Wille McGee
Harold Burton
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Mississippi Supreme Court
Burton
Fielding Wright
McGee
A Fearful Tale Of 2 Lost Rings In Baltimore
Mrs Rhoda Wolfersworth cried while hailing a cab after a dentist visit. A crumpled tissue was tossed from the cab. Inside the issue were two diamond rings.
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Baltimore
Rhoda Wolfersworth
Ichael
Foe Probes Line for Soft Spot Near Taegu and Pusan
Western front reports say North Korean forces mass for a major assault to crack the UN line northwest of Taegu as U S First Cavalry and the 25th Division brace along with South Korean troops. Patrolling units near Hadong Hamyang and Namwon report contact with enemy units and heavy pressure, with a likely full scale attack within 24 hours.
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United Nations
Iveler
Taegu
U. S. First Cavalry
U.S. 25Th
Yongdong
United Press
Gene Symonds
25Th
Symonds
First Cavalry
Robert Bennyhoff
U. S
North Korea
Yong- Dong
Witch-hunt Proof Asked In Brooklyn Grand Jury Scrutiny
New York Brooklyn District Attorney Miles McDonald asked County Judge Samuel S Leibowitz to publicly reveal the record of questions from the late Captain John G Flynn before a special grand jury. The judge would rule tomorrow. The grand jury probes gambling rackets and police graft, while Mayor O'Dwyer opposes witch-hunts and neural warfare led by critics. McDonald condemned unwarranted criticism from lawless elements and vowed to uphold his duty.
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Brooklyn
William O'Dwyer
Miles P. McDoneald
Samuel
S. ‘Leibowitz
John Ge Flynn
O'Dwyer
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Meyer
Leibowitz
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