Reds To Talk With U.S. on Old War Debt
Washington notes Moscow shows willingness to settle wartime lend-lease obligations. Talks may cover up to 1 billion dollars. two Soviet naval experts named to work with American officials on return of 31 vessels. Russia had agreed to return ships before, but no action since.
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Washington
Russia
United States
State Department
Moscow
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Red Navy
Milwaukee
Hitler
Donovan warns of underground war in subversive struggle
Maj. Gen. William J. Donovan declares a subversive war is being waged against the United States at a Reserve Officers Association convention in Grand Rapids. He notes such warfare weakens a nation before a shooting war and urges the armed services to better use reserve officers’ brains and initiative.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
United States
Reserve Officers Association
Donovan
OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Armed Services
Rex Beach Improves After Throat Treatment
Rex Beach, the 71 year old novelist from Sebring, was reported much improved today in Miami after hospitalization for a throat ailment. He was flown in Sunday in serious condition and remains seriously ill as he nears his 72nd birthday on September 1.
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Miami
Fla
Rex Beach
Beach
Sebring
Two candidates file for Holmes County justice seat
Millersburg July 28 two candidates E M Cox and W G Close have filed for Holmes County justice of the peace. Both are residents of Millersburg. Deadline for filing is August 10.
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Millersburg
Office of Justice of the Peace
Holmes County
W. G. Close
You and Your Government on Empire Building
James E. Warner discusses Hoover Commission ideas to reduce federal overstaffing by tying pay raises to work output with fewer employees. He cites 23,000 personnel experts costing $76 million yearly and argues a frontal attack on overstaffing could yield substantial savings, supported by University of Michigan Professor James K. Pollock.
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Hoover Commission
Civil Service Commission
James K. Pollock
Department of Political Science
University of Michigan
N. Y
Byron Price Attacks Senators Over U N Testimony Release
Senator McGrath denounces the release of sworn testimony alleging Communist terrorism within the United Nations staff. Byron Price protests the attack on the U N, while McCarran defends the disclosure. The CIA report cites foreign officials with spy records and Justice Department probes aliens tied to the U N.
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Washington
McGrath
Rhode Island
Senate J Judiciary
United Nations
U. N. Secretariat
Trygve Lie
Lie
Byron Price
Acheson
Secretariat
State Department
U. N
McCarran
Nowada
Judiciary
Price
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Communist Party
Clark
Justice Department
Youngstown Sheet Net Increases 5.5 Million
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co reported net income of 17.54 million for the first six months of 1949, after 1.5 million and 2 million deductions for construction and replacement costs in Q2 and Q1. This compares with 12.03 million for the same period in 1948.
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Youngstown
The
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Kent State Student Alice Weideman Drowns at Lake Stafford
Alice Weideman 18 a Kent State sophomore drowned at Cady's Landing on Lake Stafford authorities reported a fatal water accident. The victim was identified by university records and local officials are investigating the incident.
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Kent
Alice Weideman
Kent State University
Cady
Lake Stafford
Whitney Leaves Wife Life Interest in Estate
Cleveland July 28 AP A F Whitney late president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen left his wife a life interest in his estate The will filed for probate states after her death the estate will be shared by the couple's three children The notice highlights a nonprofit labor leader’s family provisions and heirs.
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Cleveland
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Fireman Leaves Estate Of 28983 For Charities
Willis F Sadler a retired fireman who died in February at age 86 left an estate valued at 28983. Charitable institutions were named the chief beneficiaries in his will.
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Cleveland
Willis F. Sadler
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Cecil Rhodes
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Canton 2
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Wilton
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