Lehman Says No Change to New York Milk Market Setup
Senator Lehman after a White House meeting with Secretary Brannan announced there will be no change to the New York milk market administration or its regulations. He said Brannan agreed the New York milk market operates satisfactorily and should not be disturbed, despite proposed reforms raising civil service questions. Lehman helped establish the New York milkshed and noted opposition from farmers groups to any reorganization.
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Washington
New York City
Lehman
Brannan
Woul
New York
New York Milkshed and Milk Marketing Administration
Milk Marketing Administration
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Civil Service Law
Biannar
More Arms Funds Likely to Be Sought in 1951
Rep Vinson says he would not be surprised if the armed forces request more money in the next year on top of the 25 billion already requested. He says mobilization plans seem slow and conservative and views the current 2,089,000 force by mid-1951 as an initial increment. President Truman seeks 10.5 billion more for 1951, including cash and contract authority, in a Senate tentative approval.
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Vinson
D.-Ga
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
America
Truman
Col Bress
Armed Services
Senate
Truth Will Win Says Voice Chief in Remarks
Assistant Secretary of State Edward W. Barrett, director of the Voice of America, urged a bold information program to combat world communism. He said a larger campaign costing about 97 million dollars would help democracies while noting American losses in Korea.
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Voice
Birmingham
Ala
ULP
Edward W. Barrett
Barietl
State Department
Voice of America
Congress
Barrett
Korea
U S Hoboes Urged to Help Win War
The United States hoboes are urged to stop roaming and aid in Korea war efforts. Ben Benson, leader of the Hobo Fellowship of America, calls on hoboes eligible for service to prepare to fight aggressors and counter communism. He notes hoboes cannot serve in Russia or its satellites.
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Chicago
Korea
Ben
Hobo) Benson
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North Korea
Benson
Milk Shakedown Charged in Newark Milk Permits Probe
Newark officials pursue a county grand jury investigation into alleged shakedown of milk permits. Prosecutor Duane Minard cited payments totaling 25 000 to a Newark lawyer who forwarded funds to a New York broker. Testimony named Dr Kenneth Shaul of Schoharie County Cooperative Davies Inc and firms from Canton and Skaneateles as involved, with payments traced only to the broker.
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Newark City
Duane EL Minard
Ciy Hall
New York
Minard
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Newarls Lawrel
Aogut
Fom
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Schoharty County Cooperative
Davies, Inc
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Queens
Joorough Harm Products
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N.Y
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Dair
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War correspondents urged to use discretion in reporting
General MacArthur's public information chief Col. M. P. Echols urged war correspondents to exercise discretion to protect morale and the U S position abroad. He cited embassies in Paris and Rome warning that sensational Korea reports depicting sobbing soldiers harm American prestige. Echols said censorship is impossible but journalists should consider if reports reveal enemy information or hurt the country, noting breaches of security and repeated dispatches from Okinawa to Korea.
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United States
Col
M. P. Echols
Paris
Rome
Korea
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Retters
Okinawa
Quiver
Virginia Polio Outbreak Flags Southwest Virginia
Wytheville faces a severe polio outbreak the worst in the nation with 84 cases across Wythe County and adjacent regions, 11 deaths. Health officials urge voluntary measures to keep uninfected residents away from affected areas while schools and local activities wind down.
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Van
Virgina
Roanoke
Floyd
Pattick
Carroll and Russell
Wise County
Washington County
Wythecle
Wythe County
State Health Department
Virginian
New Bill Aims to Increase GI Pay With Family Allowances
Washington sources report a Defense Department bill to reward enlisted men with large families through a dependency allowance. Noncommissioned personnel would receive 9.3 dollars monthly per wife and 25 dollars per child, with service pay sharing 30 percent. A Master Sergeant with 30 years’ service, wife, and five children could total 49.50 monthly. officers would not qualify. The bill, sent to Congress, faces early House hearings amid rising draft calls.
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Washington
Defense Department
Sevorld Leutenant
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Press Controlled, Crommelin Says
Rear Adm John G Crommelin charged the national government had direct or indirect control over nearly all the press in a speech at Birt ingham Alabama He said a propaganda organization in Washington fed press conferences with select facts so America gets only half the story He spoke amid the defense department unification policy controversy
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Birtingham
Ala
John G. Crommelin
Oday
America
Crommelin
Defense Department
France to mobilize air force with up to warplanes and troops
The National Assembly approved plans to expand France's air force by as many as two hundred warplanes and fifteen hundred personnel for general service. The program, set for one year and eighteen months, carries an estimated cost of several hundred million francs. Defense Minister Jules Modh said reserves would not be called immediately but could be considered later.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
un-American Activities Committee
Justice Department
France
Defense Iinister
Jules Modh
Juries to Hear Subversive Cases Reported
WASITINGTON four federal grand juries to hear subversive cases, with plans to bend on duis l egals actinum cases invaly MZ SUDVEL NIVe. Attorney General McGrath heads the Department of Justice preparing for evidence that may emerge, prioritizing internal security and defense matters.
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Wasitington
Yunes
Neva
Duisiere
Tewitt
Afrc
Medical Defense Office is Set Up in New York State
Albany UPI reports the State Health Department established an Office of Medical Defense under Dr James H Lade as part of civilian defense. Dr Nerman E Hilleboe, health commissioner, said the unit will develop mobilization plans for medical resources in an atomic attack. Dr Lade, an Albany resident, will serve as director while remaining chief of the departments bureaus of medical services.
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Albany Upi
State Health Department
James H. Lade
New York State
Nerman E. Hilleboe
Ne Sai
Lads
Albany
Britain Halls Army Releases Army Will Issue Korean Ribbon
Washington reports the Army may issue a Korean campaign ribbon to recognize soldiers in the current conflict. A personnel branch spokesman said the plan is under study, aiming to create the 19th service medal since Civil War era decorations. The proposal mirrors prior theater ribbons and follows Navy actions.
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Army
Washington
United States
America Defense Service
Boy, 5 Killed On Highway Near McConnellsville
Lawrence James Parker aged five was killed instantly when struck by a car as he ran across Route 13 near his home to join playmates. The child was hit and killed about two miles south of the village by a 2 car driven by Miss Albina M Smolenski twenty of McConnellsville.
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Herald-Journal
Lawrence James Parker
Route 13
Albina M Smolenski
McConnellsville
Ithe Village
Jon Flynn
A. S
Alf James Parker
United Press
Japan
Cleveland
Larry
South
Janice
Korea
Mary Sayre
Msurn
L. H. Perin Trucking Co
Red Forces
Camden
Air Power in Korea Seen Through Highway Battle
A U P report from Japan recounts a Cleve land radio operator's tale near a frontline town in South Korea. He describes Mustangs and Navy Skyraider dive bombers supporting ground units while tanks burn on the road and Red forces shelter in a suspected building.
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Navy Skyraider
Bette Davis Marries Gary Merrill in Juarez Civil Ceremony
Bette Davis and actor Gary Merrill wed in Juarez Mexico yesterday and honeymooned in El Paso Texas. The couple then left for a wedding trip to Cape Ann Massachusetts after the civil ceremony. Davis previously divorced musician William Grant Sherry in Juarez and a California divorce remains pending for a year.
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Mexico
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Cape Ann
Mass
Miss Davis
el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Ameerill
Juarez Registry Office
William Grant Sherry
Mei
Los Angeles
Barbara
Duarez Fist Jewil
California
Eight year old girl confesses to drowning infant brother
An 8 year old girl told Milwaukee police she killed her 10 month old half-brother by holding his head under water in a tub after claiming she was jealous of the attention given to the other siblings. She also admitted attempts to harm a second half-brother and a cousin. She said she knew the baby would die.
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Joswal Kee
Charles Nowakowski
Knapp
Wis
Milwaukee
Crusading Sheriff Shot Outside Home in Pikeville
Pike County Sheriff Roy Conway about 40 was shot to death last night in front of his home after receiving an anonymous call. Investigators lacked clues on the killer as Conway had led raids on moonshine operations and gambling equipment in a bid to clean out bootleggers.
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Pikeville
Roy Comway
Pike County
Conway
Tom Raney
Dey
Senate fight seen over arms aid
Washington reports a sharp Senate clash formed over future arms spending as President Truman prepares to request about 406 million dollars more for European armament. The debate centers on how much can be safely allocated for defense while considering existing economic support for Western Europe. Teachers of Congress prepare to join White House talks Monday with Truman Johnson and Acheson to discuss the arms aid plan.
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Truman
Senate
Western
Europe
Congress
White House
Johnson
Acheson
Frantic Controller Seeks Hargels as Building Burns
The speaker recalls the controller panicking while flames consumed multiple areas of a building. They hope to continue daily efforts but urge a rule requiring staying on the right side of the air lane.
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