Bradley Warns Service Row May Lead To New Pearl Harbor
Five star Gen. Omar N Bradley told Congress the service feud harms national defense and warned against repeating Pearl Harbor. He urged joint chiefs and all service members to unite, saying martyrs must be unselfish and the nation’s best interests first.
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Chinese Reds Crack Lines In South China Drive
Chinese forces reported to have knocked out two Nationalist armies around Kweilin on the Hunan Kwangsi border. Red Gen Lin Piao’s veteran troops rout Gen Pai Chung-hsi’s 200000-man force as nationalists retreat from Hunan toward Kwansi. The rapid push comes as Reds mass near Chushan Island off Shanghai, with clashes and ships targeted by shore batteries.
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Yugoslavia Braces as Red Troops Reported Movements
Belgrade reports Russia has moved troops into neighboring Cominform states as part of a warmongering campaign against Premier Marshal Tito. Borba claims border fortifications and bunkers are rising in Romania Bulgaria Albania with increased propaganda and restricted civilian movement on frontiers.
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New York Farm Property Values Rise Amid War Time Shifts
The State College of Agriculture reported continued upward trends in New York farm property values during the first half of the year. Prof Bracemist noted a roughly five percent rise over prewar indices, with some regions showing stronger gains and others lagging due to drought and market pressures.
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Senate Approves Mead For Federal Post
The Senate confirmed James M. Mead to the Federal Trade Commission and approved Mon C. Walzen as a member amid opposition. Also ratified Eugenie Andersen as ambassador to Denmark, marking the first woman to hold a top U.S. diplomatic rank.
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United States
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Czech Purge Of Industries Hits Management Ranks
Government ordered firings hit top industrial ranks in Prague as executives were dismissed for political unreliability. Arrests in towns accompanied the purge while exiled farmers, officials, and athletes faced new controls and disqualification.
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Foreign Arms Bill Passes Congress
Congress approved an appropriations bill totaling 1.577 billion dollars for foreign arms aid against communism, part of a 1.577 billion supplemental appropriation sent to the White House. The Senate backed the measure by voice vote after House action, amid a delay over senatorial staff pay raises and a conference committee dispute.
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Resignation of Nourse Accepted by President Truman
President Truman accepted the resignation of Dr Edwin G Nourse who retires as Federalian of the President's Council of Economic Advisers on November 1. The government faces criticism over deficits and spending while Congress debates large appropriations. Senator Harry Byrd warns of a growing deficit, and Paul G Hoffman predicts continued foreign aid spending after the Marshall Plan ends in 1962.
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New Jersey Loyalty Oath Ruled Invalid
The New Jersey Appellate Division ruled an oath requirement unconstitutional. The decision voided a loyalty oath law tied to a gubernatorial candidate and found no warrant to compel covalent pledges that had already met prior stateconstitutional standards.
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High Level Farm Bill Advances Amid City Skepticism
Congress approved a high level farm bill by a 175 to 34 House vote and a Senate tally of 46 to 7. Supporters argued it would underwrite stable national prosperity, while opponents warned higher costs for consumers and taxpayers.
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Dairymen Seek Milk Price Relief Amid Drought
In New York the dairy industry voices pressure for higher milk prices as drought concerns persist. Key figures include Janet S. Terner of the Consumers Coalition and Alfred Sperber, director of a food handlers group, amid government department tensions and calls for action.
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Dulles Attacks Lehman in Troy Campaign Stop
U S Senator John Foster Dulles told a Troy audience that Herbert Lehman would misrepresent the truth his opposing views on foreign policy. He warned of a Cold War and cited Molotov and Vishinsky as examples of Communist aims, saying Lehman would not reveal what he had seen.
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Troy
Herbert H. Lehman
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Renswelaer County
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Nira
Congress clears way to expand atom bomb facilities
Congress relaxed spending controls on the Atomic Energy Commission to start unbudgeted projects costing over 70 million dollars. The House approved the Senate measure without opposition and sent it to the White House for signature, following President Truman's announcement of an atomic explosion in Russia.
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White House
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Atomic Commission
Truman
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Coplen Fails To Quash Indictment In High Court
Judith Coplen's bid to quash the indictment failed as she faces trial on conspiracy and related charges. The case centers on a scheme involving government employees and prohibited exchanges for espionage purposes. An engineer named Valentin A. Gubtcher is listed as a principal co defendant, with linkage to broader alleged conspiracies.
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Judah Copien
Just Department
Washington
Valentin
Ube
Guatemala Faces 4000 Death Toll in Flood Crisis
Guatemala reels from record floods with about four thousand dead and widespread destruction. Prime Minister Arevalo warns of a grave disaster while relief teams and aid agencies mobilize. Homes ruined, crops wiped out, and thousands left homeless across border towns and rural areas.
Morse Says Republicans Fumbled Ball Again
Republican critics say the 61st Congress adjourned amid a mixed record as President Truman hailed the session. The House and Senate closed for the year after approving a farm price support bill and a $1.314 billion foreign aid appropriation, with Morse accusing his party of mishandling welfare policy and the Republicans warning against expanded federal power.
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Strikes Costing 67 Millions In Weekly Wages
Strikes cause substantial payroll losses as industry workers face wage reductions across sectors. Unclear text references labor disputes and economic impact, with broken phrases mentioning steel and local conditions during a surge of industrial action.
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