Truman urges Congress to seize steel mills to end deadlock
President Truman asked Congress to legislate for government seizure and operation of the nation s steel plants until the union management dispute is resolved. He rejected using the Taft Hartley injunction tool without a board of inquiry and warned of the impact on war mobilization and the economy. The move follows the collapse of eight day old peace negotiations and a Supreme Court ruling limiting presidential seizure powers.
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Paratroopers crush Compound 76 on Koje Island battle
U S forces cleared Compound 76, the main Red prison complex on Koje Island, in a three hour fight with bayonets flame throwers and other weapons. One American killed 31 Reds dead and 139 Reds wounded while 14 Americans were wounded. Leaders of Compound 76 were placed under arrest as commanders pledged accountability.
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Indicted senator aide_shaver accused of taking fees
Federal grand jury indicts Charles Shaver and three associates on 11 counts for accepting 13 100 in fees to influence cases before government agencies while he advised the Senate small business subcommittee. Charges allege violation of anti corruption statutes with possible penalties up to 28 years and 110000 in fines. Also named are Leonard H Cooper Jerome H Weinkle and Raymond W Lopatka.
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Chicago
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Jury panel expands for Titus bank fraud trial in Syracuse
Federal court selected 20 prospective jurors to form a pool from which two alternates will be chosen for the $374,000 bank fraud case against Paul Titus of Auburn. The trial, linked to a $2.3 million overdrafts scheme at Syracuse Trust, is expected to last four weeks with 15 other defendants awaiting trial. Judge Foley ordered open-court selection asDeputy Clerk Keeler and U S Marshal staff issued subpoenas for the fresh venire.
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Paul Titus
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Syracuse Trust Company
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House Armed Services OKs $2.7B Military Construction Plan
The House Armed Services Committee approved a two billion seven hundred million dollar military construction program. It covers 250 installations including many secret air bases abroad. The committee authorized the measure after weeks of closed hearings and moved to clear it for floor action.
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Potato famine did not slim women says Maine survey
Augusta Maine August ASupply shortage did not affect milady's figure according to a Maine Agriculture Department survey. Stanley Painter reported that more than 100 women gained an average of two pounds six ounces while using substitutes during the potato famine.
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Taft Victory Echoes in South Dakota Primary
Senator Taft wins a close South Dakota primary in a result seen as costly due to campaign tactics. Marquise Childs writes the editorial, with pages noted for Talking It Over and various regular features including Amusements, Sports, and Letters.
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Heat Wave Advisory and Acheson Urges German Pact
Weather forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight and tomorrow with a heat peak Thursday. Highs near 33 to 34, showers likely early Thursday through Saturday, cooling air by Friday. Separately, Secretary Acheson urged Senate quick approval of the German peace contract and defense guarantee for Western Germany, stressing early ratification’s importance to unified free nations and Western European follow‑through.
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Brooklyn Businessman Seeks Funeral Rites for Firm
Osias Austin of Brooklyn said union troubles forced the decalsticker business to close and he sought a minister to conduct last rites and hold formal funeral services for the firm.
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Governor Dewey Asked to Supersede Schenectady D.A.
The Schenectady Council of Churches urged Governor Dewey to supersede District Attorney Emmet J. Lynch and appoint a special grand jury to probe gambling in Schenectady County. The request was referred to the governor's counsel with no action timing indicated.
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Clark Warns Of Aggressive Red Air Offensive
General Mark W. Clark warned that a renewed Chinese communist air offensive would target UN air operations. He cited a 2,000 plane force and suggested no holds barred retaliation if truce talks fail. The remark followed debates on trials and legal questions before the Court of Appeals decision anticipated by mid July.
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McGranery Demands Fast Reports on Old Prosecutions
Attorney General James P. McGranery called on U S district attorneys to provide immediate reports detailing the longest pending criminal cases and any cases where no prosecution has begun. He urged 21 federal prosecutors to explain why no action has been taken, and required disclosures of any private practice by prosecutors or their assistants.
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MacArthur Chosen Republican Keynoter at Chicago Convention
Gen Douglas MacArthur was named Republican keynote speaker for the convention opening in Chicago on July 7 after a close secret vote of the 46 member arrangements committee. Walter Hallanan of West Virginia won the temporary chairmanship, while Rep Joseph Marian of Massachusetts was chosen permanent chairman. The move signals MacArthur as a favored GOP presidential prospect with Taft loyalists backing the plan.
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Reds Reject Troop Limits
UNITED NATIONS P Russia rejected a Western plan for voluntary ceilings on the armed forces of the major powers in a rare on the record clash at the United Nations. The veto and sharp exchange underscored the rift over disarmament efforts during the Cold War era.
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Excursion Boat Rams Pier Injures Dozen On Hudson
An excursion boat carrying tourists and schoolchildren rammed a Hudson River pier injuring about 30 people and ending a dramatic siege. The incident followed a week of political tension as Western powers sought to limit armaments amidst warnings from Vatican leaders and reports from Berlin.
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Eisenhower seeks Dixie bloc votes for GOP convention
General Eisenhower conducts face to face talks with Southern GOP delegates from Alabama Georgia and North Carolina as part of timetable conferences while also meeting pro Eisenhower delegates from New Hampshire Connecticut and Massachusetts. He downplays a military mind being unsuitable for the White House saying modern war requires administrators economists and diplomats. Taft opposition noted as South alignment discussed.
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Unclear OCR Describes Hull Incident On River Patrol
A damaged report states several people were seriously hurt and hospitalized after a boat leaving a blockade near Manhattan collided with a sling. The vessel pressed forward causing chaos with decks, rigging, and nearby areas. Scores injured amid the confusion.
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West Berlin
Bachelor Keeps Idea Of Beauty And Boy Forever
A lighthearted quip recalls a bachelor never fully discards the notion he remains a striking figure. The line frames aging with humor, suggesting confidence persists beyond marriage and years.
MacArthur May Be GOP Convention Keynote Target
Washington rumors intensify over General Douglas MacArthur potentially accepting a keynote role at the Republican National Convention. Military lawyers weigh if his post retirement campaigning crosses active duty political ban. Eisenhower’s retirement precedent and MacArthur’s resignation details are noted amid party anxieties.
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