Pauley Says Soviets Aggressor in Korea Since May 1946
Edwin W. Pauley testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that the Soviet Union has been a deliberate aggressor in Korea as far back as May 28 1946. He spoke as Brig. Gen. W L Roberts waited to testify, amid White House and Pentagon involvement in arranging the hearing.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Soviet Union
Korea
Pauley
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
White House
Pentagon
Lyndon Johnson
Dtex
Pool Receipts and Attendance Drop With Cooler Weather
Attendance at the Municipal Swimming Pool fell this year through July 31 with 13,330 children and 7,783 adults versus 15,400 children and 10,916 adults last year. Admissions totaled $4,483.30 this year compared with $7,039.30 last year due to a 10 cent price drop from 50 to 40 cents for adults.
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Park Board
Seven Nation Opposition Blocks Soviet China Seat Bid
The United States and seven nations oppose seating Communist China on the UN Security Council as part of a Korea peace plan. India weighs its stance as Malik pushes a two part agenda to consider seating China and a peaceful Korea settlement while Nehru pledges aid noncombatant.
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Red
China
Korea
Austin
Russia
Red China
Security Council
Malik
U. S
U. N
India
United States
Jawaharlal Nehru
Moscow
Washington
Kremlin
United Nations
North Korea
Three More Local Youths Seek Navy Enlistment
Three more local youths of draft age applied yesterday at the Navy recruiting office and will undergo physical examinations in the next few days. The Army Recruiting Office said it had not received any enlistment applications for several days.
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Navy
Army Recruiting Office
Nehru backs admission of Red China to U N
New Delhi August 3 Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Korea should be linked to the Korean issue in the United Nations debate. He reiterated support for admitting Communist China to the U N but warned against expanding the issue to include Formosa and Indo China, calling such expansion dangerous to world peace.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Korea
United Nations
China
U. N
Formosa
Indochina
VA Urges Timely GI Bill Applications for Fall
The Hagerstown VA office warns veterans planning GI Bill education this fall to apply now to avoid delays in subsistence and tuition payments. First time enrollees must submit discharge papers, obtain entitlement and eligibility certificates, and secure VA approval for transfers. Continuing students at the same school need not apply.
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Hagerstown
Veterane Administration
Reece Seeking Comeback in Tennessee Primary
Governor and 19 congressmen face opponents in Tennessee primaries marked by the end of poll tax voting. Carroll Reece, former GOP chairman, seeks a comeback in the East Tennessee First District as polling hours run 9 am to 7 pm in cities and 4 pm in rural areas.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
First
East Tennessee
Carroll Reece
GOP
Man Held For Jury On Larceny Charge
Ralph Flint 27 of North Foundry Street was ordered held in 500 bond for action of the November grand jury by Magistrate Martin V B Bostetter after a preliminary hearing on larceny of 190 dollars from the Green and White tavern on West Franklin Street. Frisch said the money was in dollar bills in a cash box hidden in a secret place.
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Ralph Flint
North Foundry Street
Martin V. B. Bostetter
Julius Frisch
West
Franklin Street
Frisch
Early Planted Corn Threatened by Jap Beetle Swarms
Washington County faces widespread beetle infestation as millions of Japanese beetles devastate corn just entering silk. Amos Reeder, in charge of the county spraying campaign, aims to spray the Daniel Secrist farm to save the crop. Langford of the University of Maryland notes neighboring counties also affected while the Eastern Shore shows fewer beetles. Aerial spraying firms are active in the area.
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Amos Beeder
Broadfording
Washington County
Amos Reeder
Reeder
Daniel Secrist
Rohrersville
George Langford
University of Maryland
Maryland
Frederick
Montgomery
Start Survey of Air Pollution in Washington County
A three week survey of local air pollution conditions begins in Washington County conducted by William G. Esmond of the Division of Industrial Health with assistance from L. P. Shenk the City Sanitary Inspector. They will assess sources types and extent of contamination visiting industrial plants and other polluters as part of a state wide effort under the Governor's Commission on Noxious Fumes.
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Washington County
Willam G. Esmond
Division of
Industrial Health
State Department of Health
L. P. Shenk
Cool Spell To Be Short Lived In Western Maryland
The Weather Bureau warns Western Maryland will see a brief cool spell as easterly winds bring temporary relief. However a hot spell is expected to follow as midwestern trends push eastward. Morning humidity hovered around 96 percent with 97 high and 49 low reported at Keedesville station.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
Saya
Midwest
Baltimore
Keedesville
Travis Knode
Fox Hole Is Best Home Navy Writes A Local Boy In Korea
A local mother receives a letter from her son Edward G. Davis serving in Korea. In the July 26 letter from the front he says the fighting is intense, bombs burst in the air, and a fox hole is a rough home, with heat noted despite hope in reports.
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Fox Hole
Navy
Korea
Pfe
Edward G. Davis
Burt
Aletta Partlow
North Prospect Street
Edward
Norea
Tires Set to Rise in Price Nationwide
Akron reports General Tire and Rubber raises passenger and farm tractor tires five percent and truck tires seven and a half percent. Industry sources forecast similar hikes from other firms. In New York Nippon Yusen Kaisha offered five ocean freighters to the United Nations for Korean war use.
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Akron
Ohio
General Tire and Rubber Company
New York
Nippon Yueen Kaisha
United Nations
Billion Needed For Propaganda
Hollywood producer Samuel Goldwyn urged strong U S outreach to sell the American story abroad. Returning from Europe he warned that America must spend to beat Communist propaganda, saying private relations aid public messaging while Russia cannot afford such truth in PR. He spoke to a group of media representatives at an inncheon event.
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Philadelphia
America
Ana
Aanalona
Samuel Goldwyn
Europe
Hollywood
Goldwyn
Russia
Gxome
Inncheon
Allison Loser In Missouri Primary
In Missouri's Democratic senatorial race, Thomas C. Hennings Jr. led Allison with 36 precincts left to tally. Despite a faint hope for victory if absentee ballots swing, Hennings claimed win as absentee voting rose under a new law allowing ballots from anywhere in the world.
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St. Louis
Emery W. Allison
Truman
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr
Missouri
Hennings
U U. S
Allison
Suspicious old clipping ties man to Atlanta murder case
In Waterloo Maryland a year-old clipping circling the name Harlin Harris led Harry Owens to be detained after police found him sleeping in a car. State police alerted the FBI, which confirmed Owens is wanted in Atlanta for a murder and extradition proceedings began.
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Waterloo
Brown
Atlanta
Harlin Harris
FBI
Owens
Bureau
Harris
Permits For 3 New Dwellings
Building permit issue lists three new dwellings plus several conversions with a total estimated value over 828000. Projects include Watkins at 882 Pine Street. Day at Talawanda Heights. Nervin Smith at Talawanda Heights. Hagerstown Table Corp remodel at 423 Jonathan Street. Garland Groh at 292 Pennsylvania Avenue. Citton Service 611 Co at Summit and Lee for a service station addition. Fynen Cohen Aros Inc excavating at 17 West Washington Street. Ronland eight room to two apartments at 130 East Baltimore Street. Stotler garage conversion at 335 Bryan Place. Rankin at 125 Belview Avenue.
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G. H. Day
Talawanda Heights
Nervin Smith
Hagerstown Table Corporation
Jonathan Street
Citton
Summit Avenue
Lee Street
Fynen
H. P. Rowland
East Baltimore Street
Wilbur E. Stotler
Bryan Place
Kenneth EB. Rankin
Belview Avene
Moscow Sees New Red Persecutions Threatened
Moscow reports that Tarr warned, if the U.S. Supreme Court sustains the 13 Communist readers conviction, the Attorney General will launch persecution of 12,600 Communist Party members and sympathizers in America. The 11 Communists were convicted in October 1949 of conspiring to advocate forcible overthrow of the government.
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Moscow
Tarr
U. S. Supreme Court
Attornery
Communist Party
America
Marines and Second Infantry join Korean clash with Pershing tanks
Allied forces push into the Mak to ng River area as Marines and the Second Infantry Division reinforce. American units withdraw in places to mount a stronger stand while a tank foray roars through enemy lines, yielding captured documents and equipment.
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Tokyo
Korea
Maktong
Chinje
Chinju
Wheeling
U. S
Pusan
Associated Press
Don Whitehead
Whitehead
Chunjan
Wonbung Village
O. H. P. King
John F. Church
24Th Division
Church
Leif Erickson
Associated Prong
U. S. Eighth Army
Naktong
Second Infantry Division
First Marine Division
B-29 Bombers Strike Bogun Chemical Plant in Korea
Far East Air Force reports a third major B 29 raid in five days against North Korean targets. The Bogun Chemical Plant at Hungnam on the east coast received about four hundred tons of bombs, with some bombs dropped visually and others radar guided. Flak was encountered over the target as the raid followed two prior attacks in the same area.
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Tokyo
Far East Air Force
Bogun Chemical
Hungnam
Bogun
Truck Loses Load En Route to Hagerstown
A Charlton Brothers Transportation Co. truck bound for Hagerstown from Philadelphia reported a loss of merchandise after discovering an open rear trailer door near Emmitsburg. Seventeen items disappeared including 16 automobile tires 7 cartons of tubes and 13 other cartons. Police noted the driver retraced part of the route but no trace of the missing goods was found.
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A. Hageratown
Williamsport Boy Visits Athens During Sixth Fleet Port Call
James Wuther Cunningham a sea man apprentice from Williamsport toured Athens Greece while his destroyer O'Hare anchored after maneuvers with the Sixth Fleet The visit allowed crew members to relax ashore and join organized tours of the ancient city.
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James Wuther Cunningham
TSN
Williamsport
Athens
Greece
O'Hare
Sixth Fleet
Lucas vows no profiteering from G I war effort
Senate Democratic Leader Lucas declares no one will profit at the G I's expense as Congress moves to a steep tax bill to fund wartime needs. He says profits will be taxed later, with drastic rates possible in a real war, while the Finance Committee rewrites excise taxes and considers higher levies on consumer goods.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
Toflay
Congress
Truman
Senate Finance Committee
House
Packet Knocks Over No Parking Sign Near Airport
An Army pilot landing at Hagt erstown Airport yesterday evening knocked over a no parking sign near a runway and damaged the surrounding fence. The Pack et came in low and nearly struck the Cooper vehicle as Mrs. Carroll Cooper and her mother Maude Kendall watched. The plane landed safely with no reported damage to the aircraft.
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Hagterstown
Carroll Cooper
Maryland Avenue
Cooper
Coopers
Maude Kendall
Keedysville Soldier in Korea Reported by Mother
Pvt. Freeman J. Hammond of Keedysville Route 1 is in Korea as relayed to his mother Mrs. Etla Hammond. He serves in an infantry regiment.
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Keedysville
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Cuba
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Warren R. Austin
East
Benegal N. Rau
Jakob A. Malik
Reece
Cled In
Georgia
Harry Owens
State
Guy W. Brown
The
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles Smith
Harry L. Watkins
Pine Street
Garland Groh
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marines
2Nd Division
Chunjam
G. I
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