Panama to cancel ship registrations over red China cargo
Washington reports Senator O Conor said Panama agreed to revoke registry papers of ships carrying cargo to Chinese and North Korean ports. Ships found unloading would have registrations canceled, with actions already taken in Calcutta Karachi and Hamburg. He noted owners include European or Asian firms and anonymous societies under Panamanian law.
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Bing's Son Plans Stanford Entrance This Fall
Gary Crosby son of Bing Crosby will enter Stanford University this fall after prep at Bellarmine Academy California. He played guard tackle and defensive fullback at Bellarmine and is 18 years old weighing 185 pounds. Coach Bill Prentice notes his speed and love of the game.
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McCarran Subcommittee Probes Far East Influence
Senator McCarran declares a forthcoming reveal on how certain individuals shaped U S China policy with Soviet backing. The Internal Security subcommittee, amid a China policy probe, says it is laying groundwork for upcoming questions. Frederick Vanderbilt Field and Edward C. Carter testified at a day-long hearing.
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Coon elected president of Potomar Seventh Day Adventists
Wrathinton July 27 Bier Ciinton J Coon of Parkersburg West Virginia has been elected president of the Potomar Seventh Day Adventists. He will succeed the late Elder Howani J Detwiler, announced by Elder D A Ocha president of the Columbia Union Conference. Elder Coon will administer work at the church in Virginia, the District of Columbia and part of Maryland.
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U.N. Armistice Talks Progress on Demarcation Line
The article outlines U.N. and Communist positions on the Korean armistice talks. The main issue is the military demarcation line and buffer zone with allied troops on higher ground and the parallel boundary. Negotiators expect a slow process. The agenda includes cease-fire details, international supervision, prisoner exchange, and foreign troop withdrawal.
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South Korea
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Point Five
Korea
Reds To Demand Smaller Bonds For Security Review
The article lists several figures connected to regional party groups in California. Albert Lima and Al Richmond are named with roles in the Hast Bay regional party and People's World editor, alongside Philip Connelly and Dorothy Healy. Henry Steinberg and Rose Chernin are also identified with Los Angeles County positions. Arrest details note Los Angeles involvement.
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People's World
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Slim Connelly
People’s World
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Connely
Commitee For Protection of the Foreign, Orn
Acheson funds survive as House OKs 1.046 billion bill
The House passed and sent to the Senate a 1 045 940 115 appropriation bill for the State Justice and Commerce Departments and federal courts for the year starting July 1. An attempt to cut Acheson’s pay failed 171 to 81 and a GOP bid to slash the Voice of America budget to 70 million was defeated 245 to 141.
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Still Contends Law Confusing
Baltimore July 26 Magistrate Charles S Zeller explains that his dismissal of a 7100 pound overweight case against John O Riley was based on legal reasoning and not ridicule The Governor McKeldin accepts the explanation and says the case now falls to judicial action The United States paid Russia 12 million for Alaska in 1867 at about two cents an acre then
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Municipal Band Concert in City Park Hagerstown
The municipal band conducted by George H Buys with assistant conducts Sunday July 29 1951 at 8:00 PM in City Park Hagerstown Maryland features a two part program. Part I includes The National Anthem On the Alert March Lurline Overture Whispering Willows Intermezzo Mannin Veer Dear Isle of Man A Manx Tons Poem Goldman Wallace Herbert Wood. Part II presents A Night at the Ballet Song of the Marching Men From The New Earth Selected Transcriptions Midnight in Paris Paraphrase Conrad a Walters Hadley.
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Isle of Man
Paris
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Chess Juniors Compete In U S Open Here At Franklin Institute
In Philadelphia the U S junior chess championships reach round eight as 44 players from 15 states and Canada vie for early lead. Saul Wacha of Philadelphia tops the field with six points, while Ken Smith travels 1 644 miles from Dallas to join the event and a referee distributes Franklin’s morals manual to contestants.
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Marty Morris
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Pennsylvania Chess Champen
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Kenneth R. Smith
Dallas
Fort Worth
Saul Wacha
Hearings Postponed On Suez Canal Access Dispute
United Nations Security Council postponed hearings on Israel's demand Egypt open the Suez Canal to Israel-bound ships. Egyptian delegate Mahoud Fawzi Ray cited Israel's hostile attitude and said blockade was necessary.
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Israel
Kluxers Astir In South Again
The Ku Klux Klan renews activity across the South including Georgia Florida Alabama and Tennessee. In Nashville an investigator called the cross burnings the largest he had seen. Official figures show permits granted to units in multiple states with not all burnings attributed to the Klan.
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T. J. Klein
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Artificial Breeding Group To Hold Meet
The Washington County unit of the State Artificial Breeding Association will meet Tuesday evening July 31 in the county agent’s office. The meeting will start at o'clock with the main business the selection of a date for the annual meeting of all farmers using the service to be held this fall.
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France Seeks New Government As Crisis Extends
France remains without a premier on day 17 of political stalemate as President Vincent Auriol weighs a middle of the road coalition. Auriol plans a party meeting to forge a common program and may delay naming a new government until after talks.
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End of Segregation Ends Old 24th Regiment
The Army announced the disbandment of the 24th Infantry Regiment in the Far East Command and said White and Negro troops would be integrated in Japan Korea and Okinawa within about six months. The 24th, formed 1869 at Fort McKavett Texas, fought in Korea and Spanish American War actions at San Juan Hill.
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Divorces Granted to Joan Greer and Sylvia Sidney in LA
In Los Angeles on the same day, singer Joan Greer aged 24 and actress Sylvia Sidney were granted divorces. Greer testified she and band leader Freddie Slack formed an entertainment team but could not stay married. Sidney said her husband publicist Carleton Alsop stopped working after their 1947 marriage.
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Los Angeles
Miss Greer
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MacArthur Plans Six Speech Tour Across United States
A trusted source says General Douglas MacArthur is preparing a series of six major speeches on foreign and domestic issues. He recently returned from a railroad tour of the South and New England and spoke to a joint session in Massachusetts.
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United States
Salisbury Woman Sues Halliburay Officials for 50000
Mrs. Ediy Twilley of Hurlock sues the mayor and council of Salisbury for $50,000 in damages claiming a sheet draft caused a fall on August 4, 1940, fracturing her hip. The suit cites a city insurance policy timing and alleged failure to guard the draft.
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Hurlock
Wicomico County
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Hallabury
Twilley
Conncll An
Local resident David Jewer remains unchanged after Midwest accident
Friends here report David Jewer, a former local resident, is in stable condition in a Midwest hospital after injuries from a private accident last week.
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