G O P Responds To Truman On Inflation Blame
Washington July 13 AP Republican lawmakers countered President Truman championing a strong controls bill, blaming the White House for inflation. They accused Truman of double crossing the people and said Congress must craft a workable act, while Truman maintained he has done all he can and would comment only after final legislation arrives.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Taber
New York
Jensen
Iowa
House
Halleck
Indiana
Reed
G.O P
Brown
Ohio
Democratic House
McCormack
Massachusetts
Alliance Youth 17 Hurt in Collision
A 17 year old Alliance youth was hospitalized in fair condition after his truck collided with another at noon Thursday on S Mahoning Ave. William Tuel of Alliance Sebring road and Downey R DuBolt, 52, of Sebring, were involved. DuBolt uninjured. Ray Duvall, 35, was treated after falling through a glass door and sustaining cuts.
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Rom
Repository Bureau Alliance
Alliance City Hospital
William Tuel
Alliance- Sebring Rdt
Downey R. DuBolt
Sebring
DuBolt
S. Mahoning Ave
DuBoit
Ray Duvall
E. Columbia St
Duvall
Sale of 18 Impounded Dogs Saturday on Public Square
The county dog warden Nicholas J. Di Simone will hold a sale of 18 impounded dogs this Saturday in front of the board of elections annex at the courthouse on Public Square. If weather prevents, the sale moves to the courthouse south lobby.
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Nicholas J. di Simone
Board of Elections
Public Square
Iron Works Iron Man at Saugus 1654 aged 104
The article notes America’s first successful iron works at Saugus Massachusetts where most workers were 25 to 30. It records one death in 1654 at age 104, highlighting an extraordinary lifespan among workers.
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America
Saugus
Mass
Secret State Dept Report on Voice of America Leaked
A confidential State Department evaluation of the Voice of America program criticizes New York and Washington braintrusting, warns of waste and poor policy, and questions reach in Lebanon India and Siam. It details limited audiences, misleading Arabic broadcasts, and misuse of official channels. House cuts reduce the 115 million request to 85 million amid Senate scrutiny.
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Orth American Newspaper Alliance
Washington
State Department
Department
Voice of America
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
New York
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Far East
Siam
Lebanon
India
U. S
Voice
House
Hell on Wheels Armor Returns To Help Former German Foes
Bremerhaven Germany July 13 AP 1100 men of the U S 2nd Armored Division docked to guard western Europe’s frontier. Gen Thomas T Handy Lt Gen Manton S Eddy and Maj Gen Williston B Palmer welcomed the unit at the ship Gen Callan. The division joins other Allied forces in Germany forming a buffer on the Iron Curtain. Only about five percent of the 2nd Armored were veterans yet morale remains high as the unit redeploys in postwar roles.
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Hell On Wheels
Germany
U. S
2Nd Armored Division
Europe
Africa
Elbe
Thomas T. Handy
Manton S. Eddy
7Th Army
Williston B. Palmer
Callan
Atlantic
Palmer
Mannheim
New
2Nd Armored
French Morocco
32 Die in Ocean Crash of Rio Bound Airliner
Searchers waded into the South Atlantic to recover 32 bodies after a Rio bound airliner from Natal to Rio crashed off Aracaju just after takeoff from the Sal River mouth. The cause remains undetermined. Victims include Governor Dix-Sept Rosado of Rio Grande do Norte and four administration members.
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Rio DE Janiero
Natal
Rio
Aracaju
Here
Sal River
Dix-Sept Rosado
Rio Grande Do Norte
Four Thousand Dollars in Narcotics Seized in Knoxville
Police arrested 43 year old Ralph Owens after patrol officers found him near a downtown building in a semi conscious state. A paper bag yielded ten bottles holding opium morphine pills and codeine valued at more than four thousand dollars, the largest narcotics seizure in Knoxville to date.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Elmer Dyke
Ralph Owens
37th Infantry Division Starts Camp McCoy Training
The 37th Infantry Division of the Ohio National Guard begins its annual two week field training journey. Motor convoys move from Fort Hayes Columbus toward Camp McCoy Wisconsin with most units to ride trains. The camp period includes a three day field maneuver in the southern Wisconsin reservation.
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Columbus
37Th Infantry Division
Ohio National Guard
Camp McCoy
Wis
Wisconsin Military Reservation
Ohio
Fort Hayes
380000 College Men Take Deferment Tests
Washington July 13 AP selective service aptitude tests completed for college men seeking deferment from military service next fall. About one in three, roughly 380000 of 1059000 enrolled, took the test. Results must reach local draft boards by August 30 and are being mailed as quickly as the Educational Testing Service finishes calculations.
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Washington
Mothers of Korea Dead Ineligible for Gold Star
In Tucson two mothers of Korean War fallen sons were denied Gold Star Mothers membership. The Washington commandant ruled only widows and World War II cases qualify for official Gold Star lapel buttons. Mrs. Owen Nickels, mother of Richard, 17, killed November 4, 1950, and Mrs. Claude Hubbard, mother of Raymond, 19, killed September 23, 1950, were refused.
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Mothers of Korea
Ucson, Ariz
Gold Star Mothers Organization
Tucson
Marines
Washington
Owen Nickels
Richard
Gold Star Mothers Group
Claude Hubbard
Raymond
Lodge Urges Massive Air Force Expansion Plan
Senator Lodge proposes a 150 group air force to dominate global power, estimating a $74.0 billion three year cost. He warned a 95 group goal by the administration would yield a second best force and urged faster action to avoid disaster. A group size varies by plane type from 30 heavy bombers to 75 fighters.
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Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
United States
Senate
U.S
Air Force
Truman Pledges Effort For Release of Oatis
President Truman told a news conference that everything possible is being done to obtain the release of American journalist William N. Oatis. Oatis, an Associated Press correspondent, has been imprisoned by Communist Czechoslovakia for ten years with a five year reduction for good behavior. The State Department denounced his trial as a fraud and said there is no basis for the charges.
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Washington
William N. Oatis
Truman
Oatis
Associated Press Cor
Czechoslovakia
State Department
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