Mother of Two Seized As Aide In Fuchs Spy Case
Mrs Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg 35 mother of two is charged with conspiracy to commit espionage in the Klaus Fuchs atomic spy ring. She allegedly persuaded her brother David Greenglass to turn over A bomb secrets to the Soviet ring and aided her husband. Bail sought at $100000 as prosecutors link her to a long Communist affiliation and to others already charged in the case.
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Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg
Brother
New York
Klaus Fuchs
Mra
Ethel Greengrass Rosenberg
Kores
U. S
Miles J
Lane
Edward W. McDonald
Rosenberg
Greenglass
Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Goldigo
Zuchs
Britain
FBI
Roxenberg
Mactersmind
Anatoli Yakolev
Michael
Robert
U S Officials Push Figleaf Plan to Counter Soviet Propaganda
Washington officials unveiled Operation Figleaf, a U S propaganda counteroffensive aimed at exposing Soviet stalling tactics in Korea via Voice of America and films. The strategy emphasizes factual reporting without formal charges, while diplomacy with Moscow continues.
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U. S
Washington
State Department
Russia
Agereseon
Korea
United Nations
Voice of America
Moscow
U. N
Acheson
U.N. Security Council
Jakob Malik
Security Council
U.N
Malik
Council
Truman
United States
Warren Austin
Lake Success
aAcheson
Congress
Knowhland iCal
10Mciata
AiMeult
Funkstown Man Receives Second Lieutenant Commission
Robert P. Reynold, 21, of Funkstown, earned a commission as second lieutenant in the United States Air Force Reserve at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado. Eisenhower presented the commission during the six weeks Air ROTC encampment exercises ending the program. The 103 graduates included cadets from several colleges and universities receiving technical training in armament control and administration.
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Lowry Air Base
Denver
Robert PL Reynald
Fant HW. Reynold
Funkstown
United States Air Force Reserve
Air Reserve Officer Training Corps
Lowry Air Forest Base
Thenenint
Reynold
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Yanks Hold Pohang Base in Korean War Action
American and allied forces 지속 fought near Pohang and Chinju as the 24th Division drove northward. U S fighter planes operated from a field near Pohang after a night withdrawal. Air and artillery strikes hit Communist concentrations while battles raged near Yonil and along key airstrip and bridge lines. Night patrols and heavy bomber sorties set records as forces targeted moving Red columns and bridges across North Korea.
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24Th
Nak- Hong
Dahn
Mike) Michaels
Chinju
Pohang
Japan
Pusan
Hal Boyle
Fohang
U.S
Yonil
Apakas
Knight Hell
Curdayeen
Najin
North Kerna
Osher
Wonsanated
Masidan
Youths Missing On Mt. Whitney
Two 17 year olds Christopher Smith Reynolds and Stephen Wasserman are missing on Mt. Whitney after a two day march. A four man search party in the high cold terrain found no sign of them and note the missing youths did not sign the mountain top register.
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Lone Ping
Calif
Chelytopher Smith Reynolts
Stephen Wasserman
Mt. Whitney
United States
Sundin
Nevnolia
Torchaineer
Holman Reynolds
Zachary Smith Reynolds
Mountais
Young Reynolds
Zachary Reynolds
Christopher Wan
Senator Opposes Grant Of Power Against Economic Controls
Washington August taft leads opposition as Congress weighs giving or withholding power over price and rationing. The House voted to leave the decision to President Truman, while the Senate debates a similar measure. Taft warns the move would grant the President dictatorial control over the nation’s economy.
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Washington
Tiana
Tate
Ohio
Congress
House
Truman
Senate
Taft
Vegetable Peeler Seeks Customer In Theft Of Life Savings
Chicago August 12 a vegetable peeler Adam J Zabor of North Bide Grill seeks the person who paid 3 06 for a food order Thursday night and took his life savings of 938 stored in a cardboard box in a kitchen encounter owners John Dimas and Zabor appeal for contact to recover the money.
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Chicago
Adam J. Zabor
Bide
Zabor
John Dimas
Dimas
Western Allies Set October 1 End Date for German Dismantling
Western allied authorities say dismantling of German industry should finish by October 1, with only the Goering plant at Watenenstedt-Salieter remaining in the British zone. Reports note debates on industrial rearmament to bolster Western defense, while vast capacity losses, especially in steel and aluminum, reshape postwar production.
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Frankfurt
Germany
America
Britain
France
Western
Europe
West Germany
Rohr
Fermana Goering
Watenstedt-Saleitter
Aled
Goering
Alfie
Army Denies It Will Conceal Korea Casualties Figures
The Army denies it has or will conceal casualty figures from the public and acknowledges giving Congress figures larger than those publicly released. The statement follows questions about U S casualties in Korea and the accuracy of official tallies.
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Army
Washington
U.S
Korea
Congress
Famed Socialite Elsie DeWolfe Mendl Dies in Versailles
Lady Elsie DeWolfe Mendl renowned socialite and former actress died in Versailles at 72. Her will leaves £340,000 to secretary of 28 years Mrs. Gladys West Douglas, £100 to the De Wolfe Foundation, with the remainder used to fund a £10,000 yearly income for her husband Sir Charles Mendl. Upon their deaths the prince pair’s assets go to the Foundation. The estate includes a million plus in cash and property, with probate filed in Los Angeles County.
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Elsie DeWulfe Mendl
Ilda West Donglas
Ie de- Wolfe
Bequre
Sir Charles Mendl
Dowelas
Prince
Lady Mendl
International Society
Versailles
France
Miz
Los Angeles County
Wildcat Strike Grips St Louis Transit System
St Louis residents faced a complete halt of bus and streetcar service as a wildcat strike by union operators seeking higher wages shut down the state-seized transit system. The action defied Gov. Forrest Smith and AFL leaders, paralyzing the city with about 3,100 workers involved.
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St. Louis
Forrest Smith
Teaders
AFL Street and Railway Motor Coach
Realty Market Continues Busy with Numerous Transfers
Realty records show a flood of property transfers: Groh trustees to Ruth E Keedy on High Street. Russell W South to Edward F English on Lincoln Avenue. Arthur F Punt to Wilbur L Slick on Leitersburg. Reed to Kelly near Pen Mar. 12 Carroll Heights lots to United Engineering Co Inc. and multiple other parcels including homes along Virginia Avenue, West Washington Street, Mont Valla Avenue, and Leitersburg-Ringgold Road. Also listed are tracts near U S Rt 49, Mt Hilar, and Indian Springs to Ric Pool, with estates including Homewood Inc, Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co, and South End Development Co among others.
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Russell W. South
Edward F. English
Lincoln Avenue
Virginia
Gay
Arthur F. Punt
Wilbur L. Slick
Leitersburg
Isaac M. Reed
Roland P. Kelly
Pen Mar
Lee E. Stine
United Engineering Co. Inc
Carroll Heights
Clarence Elmer Violet
James L. O'Brien
Central Avenue
Homewood
Wiliam
Margaret H
John O. M. Howard
Albertus F. Smith
Weverton
George R. Crowther
Wiliam B. Kinsey
Leitersburg-Ringgold Road
Ross Cronise
Esher S. Cronise
U.S. Rt. 11
Rest Haven
Edgar S. Parner
Harry Hagerman Lane
Washington Street
Elmer R. Shank
Francis F. Coble
Williamsport-Clear Spring Road
Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co. Inc
Guy FE. Hartley, Jr
Mont Valla Avenue
Melha V. Garmong
Lester M. Mentzer
Mt. Hilar
William 4. Hanker
Benjamin
Sehaff
Belview
Deorce Russell Warr
Luther WW
Working
Sharnsburg
Tike
Ralph Kershner
Will Hur Hershhereer
Rerner Avenue
Mongrel Hound Serves as Seeing Eye for Blind Horse
In Green Pastures, Oklahoma, a four year old mongrel dog named Gal acts as a seeing eye for Dollie, a seven year old blind mare trained by owner J. M. Collins. Dollie and Gal form a bonded duo guiding the mare to her barn at night and during plowing days. The pair draw local affection as Collins visits from Oklahoma City and oil-field workers bring tidbits for the devoted pair.
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Spencer
Qkia
Gal
Dollie
Mate
Green Pastures
J. M. Collins
Oklahoma
Collins
Oklahoma City
Dellie
Cellie
Collie
World War II Taught Auto Industry Short Cuts Yet Little General Gain
Detroit August 12 AP World War II taught the auto industry some manufacturing short cuts but added little to mechanical advancement. War production techniques boosted postwar design though most essential developments were blueprint long prewar. Engineers note postwar cars richer in power plants and automatic gear shifts though 1951 models will still resemble prewar lines with new styling.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Pearl Harbor
Takish
Imost
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Bill” Fockler
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