Navy Cut Threat To U S Security Warns Adm Blandy
Admiral Blandy warned to Congress that proposed Navy budget cuts endanger national security and hinder carrier and air force balance. He critiqued Secretary Johnson’s cancellation of the U S supercarrier and urged parallel carrier and aircraft development with service autonomy in weapon needs. He also urged Congress to limit cross-service dictates and improve Joint Chiefs of Staff procedures.
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D-Ga
House Committee
John Son
Russia
Nave Cor
Missing Hiss Trial Witness Found By FBI
FBI agents located missing witness William Rosen in Los Angeles on September 2. Attorney Thomas F. Murphy says Rosen is ready to testify in a retrial of the Alger Hiss perjury case scheduled for November 1.
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William Rosen
Alger Hiss
FBI
Thomas F. Murphy
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Hiss
Tos Angeles
Murphy
Tegal
Higa
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Ring
Grand Jury
Whittaker Chambers
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Nat
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Jan. i. Isk
Steel Talks To Reopen Tomorrow
Labor actions heat a nation as Philip Murray predicts a steel strike victory. Government mediators plan talks with Bethlehem and other major producers while U S Conciliation Director Cyrus Ching coordinates meetings. Coal and farming unions show signs of left wing splits amid labor tensions.
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FRESS
Philip Murray
New York
U. S
Cyrus Ching
Bethlehem
Ching
John L. Lewis
Murray
Youngstown
Milwaukee Railroad
International Harvester Company
Chicago
MeCormick
Farm Equipment Workers Union
United Electrical Workberg
Mistrial Declared in Tucker Fraud Case
Federal Judge Walt J. Laboy declared a mistrial in the Preston Tucker small fraud case. Defense attorneys claimed a juror's exposure to improper material tainted the panel and sought a new trial, which was granted.
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Tucker
Chicago
UM —Pfederal
Walther J. Laboy
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Wenthe
City Housing Unit Damaged By Fire
A late night blaze damaged Building No 1 of Gris wold Heights low rent project causing about 510 000 in damage to the south wing and six upper apartments. Fire Chief Smith said the cause was not determined though wiring had not been connected. Firefighters halted the spread with four hydrant lines and saving the rest of the structure.
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William C. Anderson
John A. Johnson and Sons, Inc
Brest
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Maple Avenue
Camelpet's Highway
Record Newspapers
Train crash in Argentina kills many near Buenos Aires
A freight train collision near Buenos Aires last night left 25 dead and about 75 injured. President Juan Peron and his wife were briefed as rescue crews worked at the scene and the railway hub.
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Argentina
Bumos
Nationalists Evacuate Big Seaport Amid Coastal Push
Chinese dispatches report Nationalists evacuated the major Swatow port 120 miles northeast as Red forces close in. Communists claim gains along the coast with Amoy and Tateng Island under pressure. pro-Communist sources say evacuation to Formosa and Hainan is being prepared.
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Kwangitung
Swatow
Red
Barvison
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China Coast Line
Amoy
Forbes
Tateng Island
Cantor's
Formosa
Hainan
Chungking
Chug Kai Shek
Senate and House Approve Cabinet Pay Raises
Senate and House approve pay raises for cabinet members for the first time since 1900, boosting salaries from $15,000 to $19,322.59 a year. The measure, passed with no opposition, moves to the governor for final approval.
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House
Washington
Tay
Bill Trimitt
Howse
Nehru Arrives For Visit U. S. Hopes Will Align Strategic India With West
News dispatch reports Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru arriving in the United States aboard President Truman's plane. Officials anticipate talks to align India more closely with the West, focusing on economic and strategic cooperation.
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U. S
India
West
Washington
Jawaharlal Nehru
Truman
Tota Steihandeok
miMary Boas
United States
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Pandit
Jasper
Howe
Tromans
Ameren Perernen
Soviet Union pushes full UN count of atomic weapons
At the U N Security Council Russia demanded a full census of atomic and conventional arms held by all 59 member states. US delegate Warren Austin dismissed the move as meaningless without verification, while Britain urged concessions to ease Russia’s minority armaments position.
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U.N
Jakob A. Malik
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Warren RB. Austin
United States
Austin
Britain
Alexander Cadogan
Malik
Soviet Union
Mark
U.N. Commission
Moch To Form New French Government
Paris reports Socialist Jules Moch was offered the post to form a new French government after Premier Quillot’s resignation. President Vincent Auriol asked Moch to secure a majority in the National Assembly before presenting a program addressing wartime labor, industry, and wage issues.
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Paris
Jules Moch
Jenk Jas
Vincent Auriol
Henri Quiuille
Mach
Auriot
France
National Assembly
Rahine
Qeeuille Jax
Weex
Interes
Ithat
Quenine
Cnet
Wing Kong
Hergsimra
Truman Names Gross To United Nations Post
President Truman nominates John C. Ross and Gross to the United Nations post. Gross receives ambassadorial rank as part of the delegation. McFate Wantington is named as associate secretary of state, replacing Gross, with a military or foreign service officer named in support.
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Gross
United Nations Post
Washington
Tot Tee Yeateraay Petit A. Gtres
United Nations
Truman Salen
Gros
John C. Ross
Jack K. McFat Wantington
Foreign Service
Moscow Trained Pieck Heads East Reich Regime
Moscow trained Pieck sworn in as president of a new German communist republic in Berlin. He heads the Sevist Zone state after a rubber stamp session and vows to work for German independence under Soviet guidance.
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Russia
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Senate Fails To Vote On Farm Bill
Senate recessed without a final vote on farm price supports despite a presidential push. Leader Lucas urged an early session to clear the bill as Truman pressed congressional leaders at the White House to speed action. Debate split over flexible vs higher, rigid support plans with adjournment likely this week.
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House
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White House
Clinton Anderson
D-3_M
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British Election Outlook Opens Questions on Timing
London reports suggest a quick general election may be unlikely as Labour seeks to recover from economic difficulties. Attlee aides privately weigh delaying until spring while Churchill leads Conservative resistance to wage policy shifts and pushes party unity.
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Air
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Ihe
British Press Association
Altice
Attlee
Winston Churchill
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Beaverbrook
London Daily Express
Woman Killed by Auto in Rural Michigan Farm Visit
A woman died after an automobile collision while returning to a farm where she was visiting friends near a Michigan countryside area. The incident occurred on a weekend road route, with emergency crews responding to the scene. Further details on the victim and exact location were not immediately released.
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Mahia
Miss Pate
Ahe
Jet Pilot Killed as Bomb Explodes on Plane in Air War
A jet pilot from the Nath Fighter Squadron based at Shaw Air Force Base died when a bomb exploded inside a plane during an Aly Fotre capeuiesine war. The incident left wreckage nearby and officials described a fragment impact ripping through the aircraft. Second Lt Re TLS Kerateach was identified among the crew, with the squadron noted for its ground support role.
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Fas
Budget Deadlock Delays Rensselaer County Vote
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors failed to reach the two-thirds threshold needed to approve a $4.28 million budget. A 22 to 8 partisan split left four Republicans absent, prompting a special meeting to be scheduled at the Court House to muster 18 votes for final passage. The session featured sharper partisan exchanges over funds from Troy and questions about a Van Rensselaer Home property sale.
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aiga#1
Court House
Arthur L. Cummings
Fred W. Loeble
Pifteca
Midwest storm death toll reaches twenty two
Storms across the midcontinent killed at least 22 people as crews repair damaged lines and properties. The tally includes victims in Wisconsin and Kansas with scattered deaths across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota as temperatures fall behind the hurricane force winds.
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