Heavy Bomb Raid Hits Pyongyang Amid War Front Alerts
U S warplanes blasted Pyongyang through rain in one of the Korean war’s boldest air assaults. Fires and smoke rose as B 29s hit supply centers at Chinnampo Kyomipo and Hamhung while Gen Van Fleet urged constant vigilance. Weather foiled some strikes and a Marine Corsair crew was lost when two Corsairs collided.
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U. S. &Th Army
Korea
U.S
Caital
Pyongyang
5Th Air Force
van Fleet
James A. van Fleet
Kaesong
8Th Army
United Nations
North Korea
Chinnampo
Kyomipo
Hamhung
Yanggu
Korea Warfront
U S Jobs in Washington Area Increase by 7900
Government agencies in the Washington area added 7,900 new workers in June, five times May, per the Civil Service Commission. Total federal payrolls reached 256,100 on July 1, with civilian federal employment at 2,489,500. Military departments led the rise, with Agriculture and Interior seasonal gains making up about 20 percent. Veterans Administration only agency reporting a drop.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Agriculture and Interior Departments
Veterans Administration
MacArthur aide refutes Times on appeasement remark
Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney disputes a New York Times paraphrase of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Boston speech. He says MacArthur meant appeasement refers to failing to use full military power to secure a decisive victory, not to current Korea cease-fire talks. Whitney emphasizes advocacy for peaceful, negotiated restraint before further bloodshed.
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Douglas MacArthur
Boston
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
New York Times
the Times
Korea
Whitney
Times
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Gen. Whitney
United Nations
Beasts of Prey Bounty Proposed for Dope Sellers
United States senators and a representative introduced identical bills offering a $500 bounty for information leading to the arrest and conviction of illegal narcotics sellers. The reward would go to any informer except a law enforcement official. Senator Ives and Representative Latham argued bounties have historically cleaned communities of prey animals, now applied to narcotics dealers.
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Washington
Sen
Ives
New York
Rep
Latham
House
Senate
Marshall Warns of All-Out War Risk as Troop Buildup Grows
Secretary of Defense Marshall told the House appropriations committee that the enemy's buildup increases the danger of all-out war. He cited Russia and a Communist troop buildup in Korea, estimating about 400,000 U.S. troops in Europe next year, with 340,000 ground forces and 60,000 air personnel. He warned the nation must stay strong and deter the Kremlin, while Gen. Omar Bradley cautioned that a Korea cease-fire could undo hard-won gains if defense is let down.
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Marshall
Congress
Russia
Korea
Truman
Detroit
Free Nations
Senate Appropriations Committee
U. S
Europe
Defense
Capitol Hill
Richards
South Carolina
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Malik
Kaesong
America
Kremlin
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Bridge Experts At National Championship Meet Attract Crowds
Bridge players packed the 25th summer national bridge meet as seven major championships awaited. The first master mixed teams session was set for today while attendance shattered records. Notable winners included Dr. Seward M. Transue and wife of Hanover Pa along with Clifton N. Lovengberg and his wife of Providence R I who took the non-master national team title.
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Washington
Sched
Uled
Seward M. Transue
Hanover
Clifton N. Lovenberg
Providence, R. I
Ohio unemployment taxes due by July 31 1951
Columbus reports and taxes for the second quarter under the Ohio Unemployment Compensation Law must be filed before midnight July 31 1951. Those who miss the deadline face penalties under the law.
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Columbus
Ohio
U S Plans Rapid Censorship in Case of Attack
Defense Department will have a communications censorship program ready within hours after an attack. Acting National Security Resources Board chair Jack Gorrie testified to the House appropriations committee on the 1952 military budget, noting urgency but withholding plan specifics.
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Ashington
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
Jack Gorrie
National Security Resources’ Board
Gorrie
Palm Desert Flood Damages Top 75 000
Palm Springs Calif July 30 AP Damage from Saturday's flash flood in the Palm Desert region was estimated at 75000 today. Notable residents reporting resort home damage include film director Clarence Brown actor Gabby Hayes Edgar Bergen oil man Earl Gilmore Fisher Body executive H B Fisher and Standard Oil official C H Kumbler. Crews began cleaning debris silt and rocks on streets.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Palm Desert
Clarence Brown
Edgar Bergen
Gabby Hayes
Earl Gilmore
H. B. Fisher
Fisher Body Co
C. H. Kumbler
Standard Oil Co
San Francisco
Bauxite Riches Highlight Yugoslav Ore Regions
A National Geographic Society report notes that western Yugoslavia contains more than a fifth of the world's known bauxite aluminum ore, underscoring the region's mineral significance and potential for industry.
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Yugoslavia
National Geographic Society
Recruiting and Processing Centers Split in Ohio City
Maj. Thomas Barford announced the U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station moved from the Processing Center to Milford building at 117 Walnut Ave NE last week. The WAC and WAF Recruiting Center stay at 220 Tuscaranas St E. The separation follows a general policy observed in other Ohio cities.
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U. S. Army and Air Force
Maj
Thomas Barford
Milford
Walnut Ave
WAC
WAF
Tuscaranas St
Barford
Ohio
Cobb Calls for Modification to Baseball Reserve Clause
Ty Cobb urged a study of the reserve clause and proposed a five year review with a possible board to grant raises if players were dissatisfied. Ford Frick defended the clause as a long term contract and the foundation of baseball operations during a House judiciary subcommittee hearing. Chairman Celler pledged continued investigation in a friendly atmosphere.
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Washington
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Frick
Furor
Ford Frick
National League
Cobb
Celler
New York
House Judiciary
Man Fined 150 and Jailed 20 Days on Dual Charge
Nolen K. Ivester, 32, of 216 Lincoln are NW, received 20 days in Stark County jail and a $150 fine on two traffic charges in Traffic Court. Judge D. L. McCarroll revoked his driving rights for one year. Ivester was arrested at 10 p.m. Sunday after crashing into a parked car in the 2200 block of Harrison Ave SW and was later caught on Gambrinus Rd SW, police said.
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Nolen K. Ivester
Lincoln
Stark County
D. L. McCarroll
Ivester
Harrison Ave
Gambrinus Rd
Venizelos Resigns. New Government Formed to Run September Elections
Premier Sophocles Venizelos resigns and is asked by King Paul I to form a new government to supervise national elections in September. The parliament that passed the election legislation Thursday is dissolved.
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Athens
Greece
Sophocles Venizelos
Paul I
23 Pass Life Saving Classes at N Canton
A total of 19 persons have completed the junior life saving course at the outdoor swimming pool in North Canton. They include Lance Swann, Robert Williams, Russell Metzger, Donald Corner, Robert Boettler, Walter Zimmer, Jerry Miller, Lynn Greenho, Sammy Martin, June Harpold, Earl Greenho, David VanDyke, John Foltz, Donald Strausser, Gretchen Lehman, Carol Dorn, Ignace Holden, Sally Berrodin and Robert Bricker. Those passing the senior life saving test are Jean Harter, Clark Miller, Raymond Elsass and Philip Howes. Mrs. Helen Fultz was instructor.
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North Canton
Lance Swann
Robert Williams
Russell Metzger
Donald Corner
Robert Boettler
Walter Zimmer
Jerry Miller
Lynn Greenho
Sammy Martin
June Harpold
Earl Greenho
David VanDyke
John Foltz
Donald Strausser
Gretchen Lehman
Carol Dorn
Ignace Holden
Sally Berrodin
Robert Bricker
Jean Harter
Clark Miller
Raymond Elsass
Philip Howes
Helen Fultz
Calais Maine Relies on Canadian Water Supply Since 1906
Calais Maine with about 4600 residents is one of the few U S communities obtaining its water from another country. Since 1906 the city draws its water from St Stephens New Brunswick across the border.
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Calais
Maine City
St. Stephens
New Brunswick
Allies Encourage Defiance in West Berlin Airlift
West Berlin begins limited cargo flights to West Germany as western allies back the effort and consider subsidies. Russians hold 5,000 trade permits for 12,000 tons, demanding certificates before approval. High commissioners refuse East West trade until concessions on permits, signaling a stand against Soviet controls. civilian flights could expand if Korea armistice frees planes.
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West Berlin
West Germany
U. S
East Zone
Korea
Berlin
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