Global Peace Alliance Proposed in Senate Debate
A matl group proposed a Global Peace Alliance to ban atomic weapons, open to nations that accept free-democracy principles and international control of atomic energy under UN oversight. Mundt and Flanders touted it as a framework within the United Nations to extend the 12 Nation NATO concept worldwide.
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Alliance For Peace
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Matl
Mundt
Aid
Russia
Flanders
R-Vi
Mr News Conference Today
E&t
Senate
Congress
United Nations
Banatot Donnell
United States
Vermont
Europe
Josef Stalin
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Iosia
Rojle
Pair Executed For Killing Stevedore in Sing Sing
Two men Qenning Andrew Sheridan and John M Dunn were executed in Sing Sing last night for the murder of stevedore Anthony Hints of New York. Dunn was executed first at 11 p.m. EST and Sheridan followed at 11:30 p.m. The district attorney had prepared the case and both men made brief final statements before death.
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Andrew Sheridan
Jonn M. Dunn
Sing Sing
Anthony Hints
New York
Duan
P.m
Sheridan
Arerdan
Jersey City
New Tork
Dig Net
T Ward Tate
Dulles Named To U. S. Senate
John Foster Dulles, 61, a Republican foreign affairs expert, was appointed to the U S Senate by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to serve five months until Dec. 1. He will succeed Robert F. Wagner who resigned for health reasons. A special election will be held in November to fill the remainder of Wagner's term.
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New York
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Senate
Thomas E. Dewey
New Dealer
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Dewey
Dulles
Nomlines
G.O.P
Washington
Durex
Senate
Congress
Europe
Jap Miners Join Labor Disturbances headline
Tokyo reports reveal 2000 Takahagi coal miners demonstrated for hours and seized two officials in protest over dismissals. Police arrested the men and brought them to Tokyo. An American sergeant reportedly fired warning shots but this was unconfirmed. The unrest followed railway sabotage and government budget moves affecting 96,000 government rail workers. Premier Yoshida called for police dismissal after the death of S Shimoyama whose body was found dismembered on railway tracks.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S. Eighth Army
Takahagi
Amoh
Thin
Rail Workers Union
Lings
Yoshida
Ter National Police
Sadanori Shimoyama
National Railway Corporation
Ian Shi
Baseball scoreboard ties and scattered league results
The list shows scattered scores across the National and American Leagues with teams including Brooklyn, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cleveland, and Washington. Eastern League entries mention Wilkes Barre and Elmira with various scores and odd spellings.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittebure
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Dvireig
At. Louie
Almant
Binghamton
Epyanion
Wilhiemmpert
Elmuts
Wilkes-Barre
U S Vice Consul Beat in Shanghai as Protest Escalates
A U S vice consul, William B Olive, 82, of Ironton Missouri, was seriously beaten during a traffic incident in Shanghai amid anti American protests by former U S Navy employers outside the Glen Line building. Olive was detained and later moved as officials feared his condition. The disturbance coincided with a protest demanding increased severance pay for former U S Navy workers.
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Shanghai
U.S
Waz Neidy
U. S. Navy
Severante
Xieze
John Cabot
Foreign Affairs Bureau
William B. Olive
Ironton
Olive
jChina
Thas
Con Pose
George Washingal Dan University
China
Margaret Gorton
Jamestown
Glen Line
Consulate Ind
U. & Navy
Navy
Tokyo Rose Citizenship in Doubt Evidence Shows
Evidence presented shows questions about Tokyo Rose's U S citizenship status. Officials discuss whether she was ever legally naturalized and her wartime broadcasts amid ongoing immigration and citizenship proceedings.
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Tokyo Rose
U.S. Moves to Avert Major Steel Strike
Government mediators urged United States Steel Corp and United Steelworkers of America to meet in Washington on Monday to avert a possible strike that could disrupt defense work and auto production. Union chief Philip Murray and Steel vice president John Blephens were summoned as talks stalled over wage increases and pensions.
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Washington
Philip Murray
John A. Blephens
U. 4 Steel Corp
Cyrus & Ching
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Big Steel
Benjamin A. Fairless
Murray
Pittsburg
Ebrike
Ching
Stephene
United States Steel Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Federal Mediating and Conciliation Service
Washington, D.C
A. RB. Stael
NLRB
U.S.W
National Labor Relations Board
Murray S
Starday
Sitateeyema
Thedy
Premier Resigns After Deputies Rejection of Plan
Rome reports Vice Premier Gioanni Perna resigned last night amid anger over the Chamber of Deputies rejection of his plan to relieve unrest in southern Italy. It was unclear if Premier De Grapery would accept the move.
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Rome
Gio‘anni Perna
Chamber of Deputies
Istrese
Italy
de Grapery
Brannan Approves Adjusted Farm Act Brannan Approves Adjusted Farm Act
The article outlines Senate debates on a blended farm program between the Truman administration and Republicans. Brannan supports immediate subsidies funded by taxpayers to raise farmer returns and lower food costs, while Aiken seeks high price supports for a transition period. Differences center on price levels, subsidy use, and farm size limits, with uncertainty about House acceptance.
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Washington
Senate
Brannan
Senator Aiken
Vermont
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Tull
Aiken
Brannani
Fire damages Westminster Church in Hamilton
Fire swept Westminster Presbyterian Church in Hamilton yesterday causing damage estimated at RIMM. Prince, who found a smashed rear door, said investigators believe the fire had incendiary origin and are probing. No injuries reported.
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Oo Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rimm
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Tragic drownings shock Upstate town at Inch Lake
A minister named Reverend Witkon, 24, and a couple from Mannion died during a lake incident at Inch Lake in Hamilton County. Witnesses say the minister and his bride were on a honeymoon when water currents dragged them under. Rescue efforts recovered the minister but his bride perished. Police and divers investigated the accident, with preliminary findings noting strong currents and a water-related entrapment near the shoreline.
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Orming
Inch Lake
Tranpete
Daither Witkon
Geurernne Ant Willam
Mernberger
Mannion
Wilenn
Ie Brive
Corrine 9
Temirk
Tormente
Truman bullish on U S economy and tax hopes
President Truman voiced optimism about the U S economy at a news conference though signaling doubt that a 4 billion dollar tax increase would pass this year. He hinted at a midyear economic message to Congress and potential public works to offset possible employment declines.
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Washington
Truman
Wall Eheellings
Congress
John McCormack Maas
House
Tet
Jones
Atomic Debate Drags On Over U S Aid and AEC Power
Washington report outlines Senate hearings on the Atomic Energy Commission. McMahon accuses AEC of running a near empty arsenal since 1949 takeover while McCarmack defends progress. Lawmakers push for stricter Congress control and FBI screening of research fellows. Britain seeks U S aid and policy clarity as Cripps and Bevin meet to discuss standard three month imports and postwar finance.
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Atomic Ettrey Commission
Army
Mc’Mahon
Inmex McCaremack, Jr
AEC
McMahon
McCarmack
Senate Hovese Atomic Energy Committee
Connecticut
Congressional
Hickenhnoper JR
Iowa
ARC
David FE. Lilienthal
Tad
Senate
FBI
Rep
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Joint Atomic Committer
Congress
Atomic Energy Act
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United States
Atomic Enemay Commission
Sen Wi. Ham Fo Knoet
OT Cary
London
UPI
Britain
Joan W. Snyder
U. B
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Treasury
Forlen
Ernest Bevinard Bir
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
Standard
Sno Geimiin
Anid
Commonwealth
Bnyder
Paria
Yaxie Policien
Luciana Questioned in Rome Drug Probe
Luciana Queationed in Rome on a drug ring inquiry. She underwent a long interrogation as authorities pursued leads. Police would not disclose when or where she was detained or if she remained in custody.
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Luciana
Rome
Reames
Charlee Chucky
Daed- Ann
Jord
Quitenme
Dees
Palice Aewtse
United States
House Approves Basing Point Price System Bill
A House vote advances a basing point price system bill amid debate over its trade and pricing implications. Amendments favored by some lawmakers aim to address concerns on retail pricing and antitrust impact, with Senate input and executive considerations noted.
Hiss Jury Reopens Deliberations After Overnight Hold
A federal jury in the Hiss perjury trial resumes today after six hours of deliberation yielded no verdict. The panel of ten men and two women is to reexamine central questions including whether Hiss passed government documents to Whittaker Chambers before Pearl Harbor. The judge ordered the jurors to the Knickerbocker Hotel for continued talks.
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New York
Irving Atcer Hiss
Wo Womer
State Department
Samuel H. Kaufman
Hbert E. James
Jn Euatocity
Marahaia
Knickerbocker
Manhattan
Pearl Harbor
Chambers
Hisa
Mary
Kaufman
Hine
Maryland
Thay
Hiss
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Unleas
Woodstock
Coplon Case Second Trial Delayed to October 15
The espionage conspiracy trial of Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchelli was adjourned from July 31 to October 15 by Federal Judge William Bondy due to scheduling conflicts and the unavailability of a federal judge to preside. Prosecutor Raymond Wheatley cited the need for a different judge as the reason for the delay.
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New York
Judith Coplon
Valentin A. Gubiteher
Judes Willatm Bondy
WLS
Mins Capien
Washington
Cape
Rin Bell
Guriicher
Ruxei
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Bai
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