Truman to sign 10 month extension of wage price controls
President Truman is expected to sign a bill extending wage and price controls for 10 months, despite administration doubts. The measure, crafted in a House Senate conference, narrows controls from the two year request and alters defense act provisions with multiple changes including housing credit and wage board rules.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Congress
House
Senate
Rayburn
Sen. McFarland
Dariz
Senate House
Federal Reserve Board
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Rep
Talle
Iowa
CIO United Steelworkers in talks as stalemate endures
In Youngstown CIO United Steelworkers led by Philip Murray press for end to the nationwide steel strike while the Big Six firms hold out. Murray says small firms seek settlements but major producers remain at impasse. Granite City signing reported but disputed by union and company sources.
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Youngstown
CIO United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
CIO
Murray
Crec
Trurray
Pittsburgh
Big Six
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones and Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Granite City Steel Co
Granite City, Ill
Wage Stabilization Board
Granite City
Weather Summary For Thomasville Georgia June 30 1952
Weather outlook shows continued heat with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers through Tuesday. Temperatures reach a high of 97 yesterday, 71 the past 24 hours, and a monthly high of 104 with a record low of 49. Precipitation totals 0.00 in the last 24 hours, 3.21 for the month, and 25.62 since January 1. normal is 5.45.
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Thomasville
Chicago
Lake Michigan
St. Louis
Malden
U.S
Weather ‘Bureau
Kansas
Stevenson to Decide Later on Draft Bid
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson said he will decide later if a draft movement emerges for the Democratic presidential nomination at the Chicago convention. Governors from Jersey and Wisconsin avoided predicting the nominee while noting the party’s likelihood of victory in November.
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Stevenson
Houston
Tex
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Lee
Chicago
Alfred E. Driscoll
Mat Jersey
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
GOP
Paul A. Devers
Massachusetts
Devers
Richard Russell
Georgia
Taft
Eisenhower
Taft Arrives in Chicago Sets Up Campaign Shop
Republican presidential hopeful Robert A. Taft arrived in Chicago and opened discussions on contested state delegations. He planned conferences amid delegates disputes from seven states as the Republican National Committee prepares hearings next Tuesday. He said he would discuss every conceivable subject with principals.
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Chicago
M— Ren
Robert A. Taft
Republican National Committee
Taft
Heat Wave Holds Fast Across South and Midwest
A severe heat wave spanning the South and central U S shows little signs of break. Temperatures reach 90s to 108 with dozens dead nationwide as rains and storms offer brief relief in eastern and coastal areas. Thunderstorms lash New York and Maryland while winds up to 65 mph hit Baltimore and Chesapeake Bay communities.
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Rockies
South Atlantic
Chanute
Kan
Nashville
Wichita
Memphis
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
New York City
New York
Buffalo
Jamestown
Washington
Maryland
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Tuscaloosa
Birmingham
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Acheson Says Troops Stay In Austria
Secretary of State Dean Acheson announced in Vienna that American troops will remain in occupied Austria until it gains independence. He blamed Soviet delays for blocking a treaty and noted three of the four powers want to go home. He visits Austria during a two day trip aimed at reinforcing Western support for independence. He also pledged in a meeting with Socialist president Dr Theodor Koerner that the U S would strive to restore final freedom in Austria. He warned Berlin remains protected and pledged to defend the city against any attack.
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Vienna
PIU
Dean Acheson
Austria
Russia
Acheson
Berlin
Theodor Koerner
Truman
U. S
Britain
France
Brazil
Washington
Egypt Faces Third Cabinet Crisis After Premier Resigns
Cairo reports a third cabinet crisis in five months as Prime Minister Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha resigns. Hussein Sirry Pasha, veteran independent, named by King Farouk to form a new government, begins talks with political leaders amid graft cleanup and aims to oust British control of the Suez Canal and unite Egypt with Sudan.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Ahmed Naguib Hilaly Pasha
Hussein Sirry Pasha
Sirry Pasha
Farouk
Hilaly Pasha
Siez_Canal zone
Sudan
South Korea Crisis Nears Climax On Constitutional Row
President Syngman Rhee warned the National Assembly to adopt his constitutional amendments quickly or face dissolution. He stressed action within days, though the constitution has no provision for dissolving the Assembly. The crisis centers on amendments for elected president and two house legislature amid ongoing demands.
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Pusan
Korea
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Assembly
Rhee
National Assembly
Parliament Urged to Grant Elizabeth Large Royal Salary
A parliamentary select committee urged Britain to grant Queen Elizabeth II a yearly salary of 475 000 pounds, about 1 336 000 dollars, a rise from her father’s pay. It also proposed a lifetime 46 000 pound stipend for the Duke of Edinburgh, up from his 10 600 pound annual allowance.
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London
Elizabeth IE
Huband
Duke of Edinbugh
Britain’s flying triangle crashes in flames at Boscombe Down
Britain’s revolutionary flying triangle, the only plane of its kind in operation, crashed in flames at Boscombe Down Air Station. Test pilot Bill Waterton, 86, leaped clear and survived as fire squads contained the blaze. officials expect another aircraft in the series to be completed within days.
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Britain
London
Bill Waterton
Boscome Down Air Station
Court Ruling May Settle GOP Dispute
A Georgia court hearing may decide whether a son’s share of 17 Republican national convention votes goes to Taft or Eisenhower. The dispute centers on pro Taft Roy Foster and pro Eisenhower A. C. Touchstone delegates, with broader party factions involved. A Chicago GOP subcommittee also plans to act as the contest moves to the convention floor next month.
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Griffin
Georgia
Robert Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Chester A. Byars
Roy Foster
Wadley
Newman Johnson
Carroll County
Foster
A. C. Touchstone
Spalding County
W. R. Tucker
Dawsonville
Chicago
GOP
Judge Byars
Rain Turns Korean Front Into Swamp
Three days of rain turn the Korean front into a swamp with croaking frogs replacing artillery. Allied planes grounded. B 26 light climbers stay at bases. Air raids previously hit 13 power plants in North Korea as floods hamper operations across the Yalu River.
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Seoul
Glenn O. Barcus
Fifth Air Force
Busho
Yalu River
Manchuria
Barcus
Navy
U. N
Red China
North Korea
Republicans Set Preliminaries for Convention in Chicago
Delegates prepared for the GOP nominating fight as Taft arrived after a storm delay and Eisenhower rested at his Denver HQ. Talks with Guy Gabrielson aimed to settle seating disputes and committee procedures. Contested delegations include Puerto Rico Texas Florida Louisiana Georgia Mississippi Missouri and Kansas.
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Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Washington
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Denver
Guy Gabrielson
GOP National Committee
Puerto
Rico
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Missouri
Kansas
Associated Press
Taft
Eisenhower
Truman
William Benton
Connecticut
Oshkosh
Wis
New York
Mutual Security
Averell Harriman
CBS
United States
Russia
NBC
Richard Russell
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Cbs-Tv
Merchants Night Acknowledged By Thomasville Baseball Club
The Thomasville Retail Merchant Association and the Baseball Club thank local merchants for staging Merchants Night at Municipal Stadium. Fans are invited to attend the ball game as guests, with players helping distribute tickets and aiming for a big victory to close the event.
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Inman, Jr
Thomasville
Heeth
Defense speeds up U.S. military expansion amid Russia fear
Washington reports mounting Russian atomic threat prompts push to speed up development and funding. Senate debates a $46.7 billion military bill to expand Army Navy and Air Force and cover two-year procurement while Gen. Nathan Twining warns Russia could soon have enough bombs for a surprise attack.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
Pentagon
Hess
Russia
Nathan F. Twihing
Air Force
Russi
O'l Mahoney
Ben. Ferguson
R-Mich
Russell cites experience as qualification for presidential bid
Senator Richard B. Russell argues his 32 years in public office make him best qualified for the Democratic nomination. In an NBC Hats program interview he acknowledged a past remark about humility in his candidacy and said he meant no offense.
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Washington
NBC
Russell
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