Pipeline Fight Sparks Senate Hearing On Oak Ridge Gas Plan
Washington report on a Senate House committee hearing over a 10 000 gas pipeline to Oak Ridge atomic plant. AEC defender Sumner Fike argues it will save 1 250 000 annually, while Hick enlooper accuses mismanagement and seeks halt. Debate touches coal to gas shift and potential miner layoffs.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Texas Gulf
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H-Cole
Robeson Jr to Wed Cornell Graduate in New York
Paul Robeson Jr 71, son of the singer, took out a license to marry Marilyn Paula Greenberg a 21 year old Cornell University graduate. The ceremony was set with Rev Joan W Carr Jr officiating.
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Paul Robeson, Jr
Marilyn Paula Green- Berg
Cornell University
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Cornell
Joan W. Carr, Jr
Mexico Devalues Peso Amid IMF Tensions
A chaotic report notes Mexico devalues its peso as economic strains intensify with international lenders. Washington observers consider IMF policy impacts while governments grapple with exchange rates and market reactions.
Farm Aid Bill Emerges In House Amid High Debate
A new farm aid and price support plan was unveiled in the House Agriculture Subcommittee. It proposes a parity based on a fixed standard and allows trial runs of Brannan type subsidies. Debate centers on curbing price supports and potential government subsidies for perishable crops.
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Washington
Alvo
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Pace
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Int
Congress
Brannan
Miss Coplon Testifies About Note Taking Request
Judith Coplon testified that a Justice Department superior ordered her to copy extracts from a decoy memorandum planted by the FBI. She said the notes were found in her purse when arrested with a Russian man in New York. The trial before Judge Albert L. Reeves continued as Coplon denied spying for Russia.
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Judith Coplon
Justice Department
FBI
New York
Mins Cor
United States
Federal District Court
Hussia
Albert L. Reeves
William E. Foley
Amtorz
Rus- San Trading Agency
Government Rests Case Against Hiss
The government rested its case against Alger Hiss after 14 days of testimony. Defense motions to dismiss the perjury charges were denied. Hiss, a 44 year old former State Department official, plans to take the stand later next week to tell his story. The defense sought acquittal and dismissal of the indictment, arguing insufficient evidence and defects in the charging papers.
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Alger Hiss
State Department
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Hiss
Whittaker
Samuel H. Kaufman
Kaufman
Stryker
Dairy Milk Pricing Probe Targets Big City Sellers
New York judge and Commissioner John Murtagh described secret discounts granted by the Dairy League Cooperative Associa to maintain artificially high milk prices. The open session revealed discounts used by more than 1,000 stores to keep price levels, with the league subpoenaed for records after a drawn court battle.
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John M. Murtagh
Aleen's League Cooperative Associa
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New Tork
Guerry
Court of Appeals
Arab Refugee Relief Extended By Agencies
Arab refugees from Palestine were assured yesterday of continued United Nations relief at least until October 21. Three relief agencies including the Red Cross and Quakers announced they will extend operations beyond the August 31 end date, ensuring minimum provisions of food and shelter for thousands in Arab countries bordering Israel. The extended relief effort is coordinated by the League of Red Cross Societies and the International Committee of the Red Cross, funded by voluntary contributions from the UN General Assembly at Paris.
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Paris
National League scoreboard mixed results and rain delays
The National League shows New York beating Brooklyn 4 2 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 7 Boston 2 Philadelphia 3 1 Lei 0 American League notes include New York 4 Boston 1 Chicago St Louis Detroit at Washington rain. Scranton Elmira 3 Binghamton 1 Martford 6 Wilkes-Barre Lips at Williamsport scores listed.
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Dimitrov Near Death Stirks Czech Newsmen Say
Czech newspapers report Georgi Dimitrov premier of Bulgaria is near death and editors have been pressured to prepare notices. A Czech newsman said authorities may announce his death within two to three days. Dimitrov, once a leading Soviet ally, is hospitalized in Africa amid health fears.
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Tithleigh
Mineere
President to Sign Bill Monday Amid Defense Reorg Plans
Washington officials said six to seven government reorganization plans will be sent to Congress after President Truman signs a new restructuring bill Monday. The plans cover Defense Establishment Civil Service and Maritime commissions with wider Defense budget authority. Marine and civil service changes are among simpler reforms. hearings on the broader military reorganization are promised next week.
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Mari+ ‘dros Commission
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Truman
Williamsburg
Stephen T
Early
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White House
Charles Murphy
David Stowe
Mon C_ Wallgren
Washington State
National Security Resources Board
Charles G. Ross
Secretary of Defense
Monee Armed Services Committee
Vinson
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Ten More Indicted For Vote Frauds In Utica
Ten additional individuals including a Utica alderman faced indictments on conspiracy, vote buying, extortion and affidavit destruction tied to election activities late last November. The blanket indictment targeted a broader fraud probe led by a special grand jury. defendants pleaded not guilty as the probe widened, with officials discussing investigations and political connections across Oneida and surrounding districts.
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Brand
Powerong
Thomas J. Bureiera
Fifth Ward
Ruggiero
Perenne
Dewes
Ben Hadwen C. Fuller
Parish
Amessade
Man Shot to Death in Albany Street Fracas
In Albany a woman fired on Robert Bard 27 of Ilion after an alleged assault on her sister. Bard died at Albany Hospital hours later. Mrs. Donna H. Robinson 27 of Otego is held on open charge and to be arraigned in Albany Police Court. Ruth Hathaway, 26 of Otego, questioned then released as witness. Bard had kept company with Hathaway and attacked by Robinson’s sister at the scene.
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Otego
Albury
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Morrisville
Madison County
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Alma
Truman slams real estate lobby over housing bill
President Truman denounces the real estate lobby as spreading misstatements against the housing bill and appeals to lawmakers to resist deceptive campaigns. He cites a 10 billion dollar, thirty year cost estimate and notes House action pending after Senate backing, while a public poll shows confusion yet broad support for housing aims.
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Pauker Accused of Concealing Party Funds in Swiss Banks
Swiss Die Weltwoche reports Ana Pauker faced Moscow disfavor over depositing Romanian Communist Party funds abroad without informing the Cominform financial bureau in Moscow. The probe centers on funds found in Swiss banks and the arrest of alleged Romanian spy Solvan Vitlanu in Winterthur for political and economic espionage. Prosecutors claim bribery and blackmail tied to currency holdings of Romanian refugees. The case strains Swiss Romanian relations as authorities contest claims and vow to proceed.
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Jobless total May hit five million, Washington report
Unemployment in May shows uptick with five million jobless, officials say. Nationwide layoffs, rising claims, and slow hiring across construction, manufacturing, and services temper the economy as agencies forecast gradual improvement into June.
Czech Reds Arrest Archbishop
The Communist government placed Archbishop Josef Beran under house arrest in Prague as part of a broad campaign against the Catholic Church. Police seized church records at the archbishop's palace and many Prague priests were also arrested. Diplomatic sources noted the archbishop might be moved to confinement elsewhere as authorities push to control church activities. Estimates of priests arrested nationwide were around 139, with higher numbers possible as the drive continues.
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Bike
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Pike
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Josef Beran
Czechoslovakia
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U S will send warships to Scandinavia
The U S Navy announced plans to dispatch ships including the Columbus destroyers S B Roberts and O Harrall to visit Norway and Denmark next month. Records show the fleet at Oslo on July 16 and Copenhagen on July 22 1920 with a Missouri flagship escort component, amid Communist party dispatches from Pravda.
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U. S. Navy
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O'Harr
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Morcow
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Artisin
Northers
Russia Silent On German Prisoners Policy Disputed
A terse Moscow note and a U S statement stir dispute over German POW fate. The State Department accuses Moscow of misrepresentation while Washington presses to confirm four agreements and ensure access to prisoners.
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Suill
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United States
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State Department
Owerk
Saidan
State Department Mealies
Mowson
Moslem Warlords Rally Against Chinese Reds
Reports state Moslem warlords and nationalist forces join the fight against the Communists as news wires quote The Associated Press. An army commander claims 4000 men were wiped out and retreat clashes unfold near neighbouring fronts with Gen Ma Poteng and Gen Ma Hutgeret directing forces amid combat and shifting fronts.
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Ma Hutgeret
Ho Tsung
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