B 29s Damage North Korean Plant in Hungnam Strike
B 29s dropped 400 tons of bombs on Hungnam destroying about 20 percent of main factory area buildings with photo evidence showing 40 percent direct hits and 10 percent area damage. The plant, key to North Korea's war material, was targeted after a prior Sunday raid. American jets also hit Chinju as Red forces flood toward Pusan.
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Tokyo
Hungnam
Far East
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Chinju
Pusan
Wilmington Names New High School Basketball Coach
Wilmington board of education hires Charles W. Pell as head coach at Wilmington High School. Pell, 31, a four letter college basketball winner and ex Navy pilot, previously coached in Davis West Virginia where his teams won 56 games and lost 13. He succeeds Charles Fazio who vacated the post three weeks ago.
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Wilmington
Wilmington Board of Education
Wilmington High School
Charles W. Pell
Pell
Davis
W. Va
Maryland
Charles Fazio
Stalin Overworked Says He Has Alibi In Bolshevik
In a Bolshevik magazine interview Stalin says he is overloaded with work. He explains delays in answering about languages and discusses a future world language after socialism triumphs globally. He expands to Marxism noting Engels and Marx on the state dying after world victory. He adds Russian Marxists see Engels formula as inapplicable if socialism wins only in one country, urging strengthening of state bodies, intelligence, and army in Russia.
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Moscow
Stalin
Bolshevik
Friedrich Engels
Karl Marx
Engels
Russia
Brady attends Akron seminar for industrial executives
Gervis S. Brady, manager of the news bureau at Timken Roller Bearing Co., participates in the American Economic Foundation three day regional seminar in Akron for industrial and business executives that opened today.
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Akron
Gervis S. Brady
Timken Roller Bearing Co
American Economic Foundation
Lobster yields 36 pounds from 200 pounds fresh supply
A batch of 200 pounds of fresh lobster yields about 36 pounds of canned product. The note highlights the conversion efficiency from fresh to canned stock and the resulting total can quantity.
Magnolia Grange Hosts Women Hobby Show at Meeting
Magnolia Grange members held a women s hobby show during their Tuesday night meeting at the grange hall. The men will stage a hobby show at the next gathering on August 15. Mrs Victor Michel led the show with Homer Sherer in charge of the business session and Mr and Mrs Raymond Clapper handling refreshments.
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Magnolia Grange
Grange Hall
Victor Michel
Homer Sherer
Raymond Clapper
Proposed City Charter Defeated in St. Louis
In St Louis yesterday a proposed city charter backed by leaders was rejected by a large margin. Unofficial returns show 117 037 against and 65 797 for passage. The charter would have streamlined government, shifted city financing to pay as you go, and reduced divided responsibility.
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ST. Louis
Freeholders
War Bonus Law Extends to Short-Served Veterans
Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy told the state emergency board it can use the state emergency fund to pay World War II veterans who served 90 days or less. A pending request seeks a $60,000 allotment for these bonuses. The 90-day service rule makes Pearl Harbor dependents eligible and excludes those with longer service under the general bonus amendment.
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Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
State Emergency Board
State Emergency Fund
Emergency Board
Pearl Harbor
No stopping a golfer in Memphis
Mrs. Philip S. Hess spotted a young girl golfer pushing a cart with her clubs and a baby riding along, proving nothing can keep a true golfer off the course.
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Memphis
Philip S. Hess
Rent Control Revival Urged
President Truman was reported considering asking Congress for blanket powers to restore rent controls where conditions warrant. Housing expeditor Tighe Woods submitted recommendations including extending ceilings to new defense areas and freezing existing federal controls, with a separate path from the economic controls bill.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Tighe Woods
White House
Woods
Car Crash on Market Avenue Hurts Two Involved Driver Arrested
Two people were injured and a car demolished when a speeding driver lost control on Market Avenue. Richard V. Herrit and Curtis A. Mann were treated for bruises after their car overturned onto a lawn at 3606 Market. Constantinos Simintges faces reckless driving charges after colliding with the Herrit vehicle following a ditch crossing.
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Market Area
Richard V. Herrit
RD 3
Curtis A. Mann
Harrisburg Rd NE
Aultman Hospital
Constantinos Simintges
Blecker Pl
Simintges
Market Ave
Herrit
Trio Bound Over On Burglary Tools Count in Carroll
In Carrollton Mayor Robert Frampton set $5,000 bonds for George Florish Louis Herkovitz and Eddie Geister. The men pleaded not guilty to possessing burglary tools after a Malvern chase. Police seized dynamite caps chisels a crow bar drill a sledge and a loaded .38 revolver. Florish and Herkovitz were arrested at the scene while Geister was later captured nearby.
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Arrollton
Robert Frampton
Carroll County Grand Jury
George Florish
Broadave
Canton
Louis Herkovitz
Cleveland
Eddie Geister
Youngstown
Malvern
Carl Hodge
Robinson Clay Products Co
Florish
Herkovitz
Hodge
Geister
Hitchhiker Loses Wallet After Ride With Helpful Driver
Frank Filibeck rode a truck from Green Bay to a stop but discovered his wallet containing 258 dollars missing at trip end. Police investigated and found the wallet had slipped from his back pocket and fallen behind the seat, absolving the driver.
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Green Bay
Wis
Frank Fillbeck
Filibeck
Prisoner Copies 120 Massachusetts Company Insignia on Sign
A long term convict selected by the state labor department for work copied insignia seals and trademarks of 120 Massachusetts companies onto a large sign. The prisoner was serving time for counterfeiting and performed the task during incarceration.
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Boston
State Labor Department
Massachusetts
Shriner Club to View Reel on Life in Greece
Shrine Luncheon Club members will attend a Thursday noon meeting at the Mergus restaurant to see a film depicting life in Greece.
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Eon Club
Greece
Mergus
Korea Reds Reject Chinese Aid Offer
The Peiping radio in Tokyo reported that Communist China offered military and naval help to North Korea, but the Koreans declined saying assistance was unnecessary at this time. An American official noted the broadcast was in Tibetan.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
China
Communist Radio
USSR Composed of Sixteen Constituent Republics
In a historical overview, the union of the Soviet Socialist Republics is described as comprising sixteen constituent republics. The structure reflects a centralized federation with each republic presenting its own administrative apparatus within the Soviet framework.
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