Nationalists level accusation Russia uses Reds to subjugate China
Canton reports Acting President Li Tsung Jen accuses the Soviet Union of using Chinese Communist forces to turn China into a Russian vassal state. Foreign Minister Yeh notes Russia's recognition endangers Far East peace. Washington and London weigh the move as U.S. seeks congressional input on recognition. Li vows to wipe out the Communists even amid military strains.
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Gulf Coast Storm Delivers Heavy Winds and Flooding
The hurricane struck the Texas coast toward Houston and Galveston with winds near 100 mph at the center, uprooting trees, flooding streets, and damaging crops. Thousands sought shelter in Houston venues as warnings and evacuations spread, with widespread power outages and high tides affecting Galveston and Freeport.
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Truman to seek doubled atomic bomb production
Nashville dispatch reports President Truman will ask Congress to double the nation’s atomic bomb output in response to Soviet possession of the weapon. The request aims to secure emergency funds before Congress adjourns, per a Washington dispatch cited by The Nashville Tone.
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Washington Dispatch
Government power included and regulated competition debated
A noisy debate questions how government involvement in electricity fields compares with private firms. The text argues electric utilities have built a strong system over sixty years, delivering low costs and high service while taxes and government money affect consumers.
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America
Calamity and Strife Roil Mines Across States
Through eastern Pennsylvania and ten western states a wave of strikes and walkouts disrupts coal and iron output. Thousands of union and non union workers, led by UMW leaders, threaten non compliant mines while governors urge restraint. Freight and factory operations face possible slowdowns as talks stall and preparations for possible sustained shutdowns intensify anxiety in Waynesboro and nearby districts.
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Young Would Boost Price Supports On Many Basic Crops
Senator Young of South Dakota leads a Senate push to raise government price supports for crops including cotton and wheat. House and administration leaders plan action before nightfall as debate centers on avoiding overdoing guarantees that could destabilize farm programs.
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Mrs. Thos. Cutty Dies At Hospital
Mrs. Thos. Cutty died at a local hospital after a long illness. She helped found a choral society in Hagerstown and was active in the Civic League in Baltimore. She is survived by her husband a daughter Florence C Langford of Baltimore three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Suter funeral home with Rev Scott R Wagner officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Russia to host U.N. General Assembly in 1953
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky suggested Russia host the United Nations General Assembly in 1953 at a dinner at the Soviet delegation in New York. Brig. Gen. Romulo, president of the current session, had asked about convening the 30th assembly in Moscow.
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Death in a gas bill dispute at Hollywood studio
Police say a quarrel over who would be first to pay a gas bill led to a fight at a Hollywood gas company office. William Holmes, 61, died from a skull fracture after Albert Becker, 47, pushed ahead and allegedly struck him. Becker is jailed on suspicion of manslaughter.
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Times records diplomat talk on shifting UN venue
The Times notes Secretary General Trygve Lie near the desk as delegates press Russia on timing. Mr Vishinsky ponders and cites 1943 as acceptable. Delegates consider temporarily moving the scene of operations from the United States. Possible 1950 session venues include Paris Mexico City Edinburgh or other bid cities.
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