UN Border Unit Urged Amid Greek Crisis
United Nations delegates awaited Soviet response to Washington’s warning that further warfare along the Greek frontier may require force. The Security Council opened a probe into the Balkan Investigating Commission’s three month on the spot report on Greek border incidents. American envoy Warren R. Austin urged a permanent UN border commission to deter further attacks by Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria. Gromyko declined to comment, observers expect a possible Russian veto if force is sought to shield an aggressor. The article notes Austin’s warning risks escalation and references later continuation on Page 2.
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United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Balkan Investigating Commission
Austin
Commission
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
Bulgaria
Gromyko
Russia
Nine teens convicted in crackdown on Reds in US
Washington in a new government push against communism moved nine teen individuals before the federal bench. Among the defendants were Gerhardt Eisler, Eugene Dennis, Carl A. Marzani and 16 leaders linked to a Communist front. Eisler had been convicted previously of contempt of the House Un American Activities Committee and received a full sentence.
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Refugees Report Major Soviet Uranium Hunt Across Hof
Refugees fleeing the Soviet zone into the American sector near Hof Germany recount a large scale uranium search. They claim Soviet scientists mined soil at Ober Schlema and Anna berg and shipped uranium rich soil to the USSR. Authorities report about 20 000 youths fled into the American zone this month and that 800 refugees were sent back Friday night. starvation drives many to escape.
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Woman Falls Kills Baby in Freedom Plains
Police investigate the death of five week old Robert W. Smith after his mother Betty Smith 21 of Freedom Plains fainted at home and fell onto the infant while trying to hush his cries. The baby died Friday night with the cause under review.
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Polish Parliament Approves 1.85 Billion Budget for Year
The Polish Parliament last night passed a 1.85 billion dollar national budget for the current year and adjourned until late August or September. The largest allocation is 260 million dollars for national defense, including foreign ministry expenditures.
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Warsaw
Vacation newspaper service pitch distracts readers
A promotional notice urges readers to subscribe to the Herald Journal and Herald American for vacation coverage. It instructs them to notify their newspaper carrier or call the circulation department at 2-0211 to obtain the service. The piece reads like a period advertisement urging ongoing delivery during travel.
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De Gaulle Prepares Challenge to Ramadier Regime
Paris dispatch reports General Charles de Gaulle planned to attack Premier Ramadier’s government in a Lille speech. He was expected to propose himself as an indirect successor and urge France to choose between Communists and his leadership amid labor unrest concerns.
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France
Indonesia United Form Interim Federal Government
The U S State Department urged Indonesia to cooperate immediately in forming an interim Federal Government and pledged financial aid once the new regime is established. The message was delivered to the Republic of Indonesia and cited swift action as essential.
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Batavia
Java
U.S. State Department
Republic of Indonesia
Jury Gets Case in Chandler Treason Trial
Boston UPI says the treason case of Douglas Chandler, a 58 year old former Baltimore newsman, who allegedly sold out his country to the Nazis for 30,000 Reichmarks, went to the jury in U S District Court at 11:50 AM today.
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Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
Sugar ration raised to ten ounces weekly in July
London reports the Ministry of Food announced an increase in the sugar ration from eight to ten ounces per week effective July 20. Bakers and confectioners will also be allowed extra sugar.
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London
Ministry of Food
Wordy verse on a girl with a trolley ride
A playful verse contrasts a glamorous girl with a taxi ride and a trolley home, praising the girl who can smile and endure the simple journey as a mark of worth.
Peron Awarded Papal War Cross
Rome reports Pope Pius XII awarded President Juan D. Peron of Argentina the Great Cross of the Order of Pius IX. The Vatican sent the insignia to the Argentine Embassy for forwarding to Peron, whose wife was received by the Pope yesterday. Vatican sources say the award recognizes Argentina's contribution to relieving war suffering.
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Pius XII
Juan D. Peron
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Peron
Chings position in crisis eying Asiatic dilemma
Dewitt Mackenzie writes on today editorial page about Chings catastrophic stance and Americas tough choice to aid Asiatic ally whose fate affects world peace and prosperity. Other features listed include comics, horoscopes, letters, bridges, radio, and classifieds across pages 4 to 14.
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Haworth
Showers Due Today Forecast Cites West Flow
Weather outlook notes a weak low north of the Dakotas and Kansas. A westerly flow aloft should end thunder showers by Sunday. Friday brought no showers in Syracuse, but nearby areas reported a few.
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Harakiri Navy Lt. Nakamura Ends Trial Witness Life
Navy Lieutenant Shigioshi Nakamura, a key prosecution witness in the Truk war crimes case, committed harakiri with a razor today. He was among the 19 Japanese accused of torture deaths of 10 Americans.
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Navy
Shigioshi Nakamura
Truk
Agreement Hinted On Mine Pay Boost
The United States Steel Corporation and Pittsburgh Consolidated Coal Company reportedly back John O Lewis demand for higher wages. The proposed rate is 13.05 dollars for an eight hour day including travel time, up from 11.85 for nine hours. Industry and union officials avoided direct comment. Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. said 10 000 workers in its district mills would be affected.
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Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh Consolidaties Coal Company
John O. Lewis
Girl Makes Snow In Washtub During Planetarium show
Kathleen Roan of Providence built a homemade refrigerator using two washtubs and ice salt to supercool air. By breathing into the tub she formed a cloud and, after adding dry ice, produced tiny snow crystals in front of an audience at Hayden Planetarium in a science demonstration related to Vincent J. Schaefer’s weather experiments.
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New York
Vincent J. Schaefer
Schehnectady
Kathleen Roan
Providence
Kathleen
Schaefer
Hayden Planetarium
C. I. O. Rejects General Strike Stance on Taft Hartley Act
The 651 member C I O executive board ordered fight in courts and 1948 elections. It rejected a general strike and will push to challenge the law’s constitutionality while teaming with the A F L and railroad unions to oppose lawmakers who voted for it. Unions are advised to decide involvement with the National Labor Relations Board separately.
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C. I. Co. High Command
National Labor Relations Board
Mass layoff looms in coal region as mines shut for vacation
In the Pittsburgh-Youngstown district nearly half a million U S coal miners began a 10 day paid vacation prompting the largest layoff in the industry to date. Carnegie Illinois, top steelmaker in U S Steel, employs about 55 000 in the district and will implement an immediate 59 percent cutback in district operations from peak capacity to about 45 percent. The action affects production workers totaling about 40 000 in district mills as the nation seeks a miners vacation.
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U. S. Steel
Arrest Ordered Mao Tse-Tung Declared Criminal
A Chinese official said the Supreme Court ordered the arrest of Mao Tse-Tung, head of the Communist Party, for illegal occupation of Chinese territory, effectively declaring China s top Communist a criminal.
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Supreme Court
Mao Tse-Tung
Chinese Communist Party
York Fire Ruins Block-Long Plant in York Pa
A spectacular blaze destroyed a block long industrial building in York Pennsylvania with an estimated loss of 350000 to 400000. The fire still burned five hours after discovery as 15 fire companies and volunteers from surrounding York County fought the flames. Seven firefighters were injured but not seriously and treated at York hospitals. The building housed the York Shipley sheet metal plant makers of oil burning equipment and the Karl Ort aeronautical factory.
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York Hospitals
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Karl Ort Aeronautical
Picket Lines Planned for Taft Wedding by CIO
In St Joseph Michigan CIO locals summon members to form picket lines at the wedding of Lloyd Taft son of U S Senator Robert A Taft to protest the Taft Hartley labor bill Gordon Colwell Local 931 UE Union chairman says signs are prepared and unionists will picket
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Nine East Coast Shipyards Still Idle as Strike Persists
New York report on a three day shipyard strike tying up Nine yards from Boston to Baltimore owned by Bethlehem Steel and an independent Brooklyn yard. Officials of the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers say 70,000 more workers would walk out at 12:01 A.M. Tuesday unless demands for a 13 cent hourly raise and other benefits are met.
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Army Plane Wreck Kills Six Near Manila
Wreckage of a U S Army C-45 transport plane was found 150 yards from the summit of Mt Maklining, 30 miles southeast of Manila. Six officers aboard were killed outright after the two engine plane apparently struck the peak while descending in bad weather for a landing at Nichols Field.
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Curley Remains in Prison Hospital at Danbury
Mayor James M. Curley of Boston stayed in the Federal Correctional Institution prison hospital in Danbury Conn in good spirits and condition. He will remain under care for at least 30 days before possible transfer to regular quarters depending on his health.
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James M.' Curley
Boston
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Exile Punished Exiled Cleric Varga Citizenship Revoked
London dispatch reports Radio Moscow stating the Hungarian Council of Ministers revoked the citizenship of exiled Rev. Bela Varga former parliamentary president and leader in the moderate Small Landholders party.
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Radio Moscow
Hungarian Council of Ministers
Bela Varga
Small Landholders Party
Paris Talks: Soviet Seeks U.S. Guarantee In Talks
A grim mood lingered in British and French quarters as Bevin and Bidault prepared for a second session with Molotov. Reports say Molotov resisted a hurried Marshall recovery plan and pressed for more details, while Bidault emphasized the necessity of the American aid concept for a unified program.
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Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Russia
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George C. Marshall
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Marshall
Cartoon in Pravda depicts Eisenhower defending Arctic scene
Pravda runs a four column cartoon showing General Eisenhower leading US forces to defend a North Pole zone populated by an Eskimo woman, two children, penguins, polar bears, reindeer and an Arctic fox. The US Chief of Staff sits in a jeep with weapons amid tanks and bombers. Tass dispatch hints Molotov Bevin Bidault debate US funding and Congress approval.
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Parade cover feature stars Warren R. Austin at Lake Success
A photo interview highlights Warren R. Austin United Nations delegate and private life. The Parade section previews other pieces on the Los Angeles Horseless Carriage Club, St Lawrence University figure Richard Furman, wire walking act, and a cartoonist attending a ball game.
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