Price Control Debate Fulton Plans For Death Blow
The article outlines price control provisions tied to the extension bill and a plan to let all controls expire at midnight. It notes Kee Smith of Virginia proposing to ask President Truman to invoke the Taft-Hartley injunction in the steel strike, with administration leaders doubtful of blocking it. Truman asserts Congress cannot compel him to invoke the law and its 60-day no strike feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Kee Smith
P-Va
Truman
Atvanca
Senate
Congress
Raids Begin Tough Policy At Panmunjom
The report cites a new rough policy to break the Panmunjom stalemate. Air force strike film analysis claims 108 percent effectiveness with direct hits on five key targets. The Suiho hydroelectric plant near Manchuria was destroyed, along with facilities at Chingjin Reservoir and the Sengechon River, per UN officials.
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Panmuninm
Aud
Suiho
Manchuria
Yalu River
Chingjin
Sengechon
North Korea
United Nations
Prisoners Nabbed After Wild Chase
Bel Air Maryland reports state police recaptured one of three inmates who fled Howard County jail Saturday night after an automobile chase. Ralph W Norton 18 of Baltimore was injured when his car overturned on a dirt road off Route 22 and admitted fleeing to keep a date. Two others Wayte Barker 17 and Norman Jackson about 40 both fled with the group. the former overpowered auxiliary warden Harvey Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Air
Howard County
Ralph W. Norton
Baltimore
Suntree
Harvey Bowen
Wayte VY
Barker
Norman Jackson
Good Wheat Yield Forecast For Washington County Farmers
Washington County farm leaders and County Agent Mark Miller report a strong wheat outlook. About 640 acres seeded with an average around 29 bushels per acre. some fields above 26 bushels. Roe weather helped the crop, with harvest expected in the next week to ten days.
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Wichinecon
Washington County Farm ‘Bureau Board of Directors
Mark Miller
Miller
HK In
Power Plants Spared After War Sparks Political Split
Observers note the pause in bombing power stations since the war and argue that the renewed push to strike them reflects political aims rather than military needs. The origin of the order remains unclear as tensions rise.
Steel Remains in Warehouses in Steel Strike
Pittsburgh June 24 The first trickle of defense materials promised by the CIO United Steelworkers in their 28 day strike began today not as ore but cement used to test jet engines. Cement shipped to Studebaker in South Bend moved, while finished steel stayed locked in strike bound warehouses and mills. The union’s stance on compliance with the War Production Board remains, and steel firms say they have issued no shipments of finished steel. Over 40,000 workers idle across related industries as talks continue with no concrete movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
U. S
CIO
United Steelworkers
Aicel
Buffington
Ind
Studebaker
South Bend
Wee
McKeldin Support Raises Questions On Strength In Delegation
The article discusses Governor McKeldin's level of support within his delegation after a closed dinner meeting with Maryland political figures. It notes uncertainty over how many votes he can count on and whether certain leaders remain aligned with his camp or pivot toward other candidates like Eisenhower or Tate, with quotes from D. E. Rinehart and Deeley!.
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Vart
Eisenhower
Getre
Tia
Johm Marshall
Bither
Wes
Tate
J. Paull Marsh
Montgimere
Nomeadnher
House of Delecates
Wieniden
Vhce
D. E'dred Rinehart
GOP
Phaiman
Dempeer
Tait Nuloring
Jezater Vere Tiem
Chicago Population During Great Fire Noted in Fragment
A partial clipping notes Chicago population figures during the great fire era with garbled phrasing and missing digits, yielding a fragmentary reference to demographics at that historical moment.
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Chicago
Shagey Cairn Design Juel Dram This Material Supply Note
Fragmented OCR text outlines fabric and craft supplies tied to SHLAGY CABRN Drestigas and FOS interwoven with unclear references. It mentions blue-Krey backs, children's bibs, tablecloths, patterns and ordering via mail directly from a New Verke mall source.
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Valor
Stathan New Verke
Apeeal Handy
Firat Plaea Mall
Emtva
Marines Award Medal of Honor to Eight Heroes in Korea
The Marine Corps announces the Congressional Medal of Honor award to eight Marines who sacrificed their lives in Korea. Named are Pir Herbert A Titttleton of Idaho, Captain Joseph Vittori of Beverly Massachusetts, Captain Chaves GQ Abrell of Terre Haute Indiana, Private William B Bamnh of Harrison Ohio, Sergeant Frederick W Mansert of Baltimore Maryland, Staff Frank KR Mitchell Newman of Wichita, Kansas, and Tie Edward Gonvet of Omaha Nebraska.
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Marine Corps
Korea
Herbert A
Tittleton
Nampa
Idste
Joseph Vittori
Beverly
Mass
Chaves GQ
Abrell
Terre Hate
Ind
William B. Bamneh
Harrison
Set
Frederick W. Mansert
Baltimore
Tal Frank KR
Mitchell Newman
Pre Whitti
Moreland
Austin
Tex and Tie
Edward Gonvet
Omaha
Neb
Bomber Crashes Near Mildenhall Air Base. No Survivors
An Air Force bomber with four crew aboard crashed minutes after takeoff from a base near a Suffolk County town. The plane burned on impact and there were no survivors. Names of crew and next of kin were not immediately available as authorities notified relatives.
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Ervant
Fay Nhouse
Air Force
Mildenhall England
BOQ
Suffolk
Bamber
FBI Locates 19 000 Draft Delinquents
The FBI reported locating about 19 000 draft delinquents since the selective service law took effect four years ago. Washington Police Bureau said today the agency has tracked down more than one percent of those registered. The announcement outlined progress while stressing continued efforts to enforce the draft laws.
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Washington Pye
Crn
Indiana Delegates Back Stevenson at Democratic Nomination Fight
Indiana’s vote delegation to the Democratic National Convention appears ready to back Gov. Adlai Stevenson as the party’s presidential candidate. Twenty-two full vote delegates were named in 11 congressional districts, eight half-vote delegates to be chosen at a state convention, totaling 30 delegates. Schricker, a top Stevenson backer, will oppose Republican Jenner in November.
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Henry F. Schricker
Stevenson Dacker
Foy i
Schricker
Vetter
Indiana
William E. Jenner
Rebuild Section Of Road Used For Truck Testing
The state Roads commission awarded a Fy 810 contract to AL Ti Smith of Branchville to rebuild a one mile stretch in Charities County. About 2080 dollars were spent on temporary repairs earlier, and the road could reopen for traffic. Trucks tested for weight drove the segment for six months, testing crack development and comparing with heavier loads.
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State Roads Commission Today
Por
Charities County
AL Ti. Smith
Branchville
Lui
Oneai
Engsineers
Tritcks
Fourth of July speeding law aims to suspend licenses
Motoviagh convicted for speeding during the coming three days of the Fourth of July holidays will have their driving license suspended for not less than forty days. Commissioner Thomas B. R. Mudd announced the proposed rule as a measure to curb highway accidents. He cited speeding as a major cause of injuries and fatalities and described the holiday enforcement as a stern deterrent.
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Motoviagh
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Notary Vehicles
Mud
Parish Pastor Leads Service at Lutheran Home for Aged
The Rev Eugene Young pastor of the Leitersburg Lutheran Parish conducted worship at the Lutheran Home for the Aged in Washington on Sunday. The service featured a minimized musical program by the choir under Marshall and Stoner. More than 80 parish members visited the residents at the home.
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Eugene Young
Leitersburg
Names of Washington trip attendees listed in article
The article names many travelers to Washington including Mrs. Eugene Young and others such as Florence Zimmerman, Karen Shoop, Mary Ann Stockslager, Lola Stockslager, Richard Exkle, Kal ly and Ricky Kelly, Mildred Patterson, Rowena Haker, Judy Barnes, and Miss Bonita Hirte among many more. The list includes church organist Harald Newcomber and others aimed at detailing participants.
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Florence Zimmerman
Washington
Nervican
Rov
Eugene Young
Hilly
Calvin Shoop
Karen
Francis Stockslager
Mary Ann
Lola
Richard Exkle
Gona
Kally
Ricky
May
Ss. Stowers
Mia
Richard Hollingsworth
Dostemyer
Mary Poe
Avelyn Haker
Rowena
Mildred Patterson
Mya
Allie Wineders
Mariene Winters
Myre
Fannie Stitt
Judy Barnes
Bonita Hirte
Harald Newcomber
Charles Anderson
Beat Hell
Wily Lownan
Franklin Kakie
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