Yankees Push Back Red Korean Lines
In Lake Success New York Aug 25 the bulletin reports U S offer to back on site probes into Communist China charges of American aggression in Formosa Detroit Aug 25 Chrysler Corp and CIO UAW reach a minimum 10 cent hourly raise for all 120 000 Chrysler workers. Forest Hills Aug 25 Frank Sedgman leads Australia to 1 0 Davis Cup edge over Tom Brown Jr 6 0 8 6 9 7.
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Chrysler Corp
Cio-United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
Forest Hills
N.Y
Frank Sedgman
Australia
United States
Tom Brown Jr
San Francisco
European assembly backs plan for a European supreme court
In Strasbourg on August 25 the consultative assembly of the Council of Europe voted unanimously to push a European supreme court to enforce a human rights bill in member states to prevent crimes like those of Nazi Germany. The assembly endorsed a re drafted human rights convention and sent the measure back to ministers for final approval at the October meeting.
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Strasbourg
France
Consultative Assembly
Council of Europe
European Supreme Court
Nazi Germany
Council
Committee of Ministers
Doctor Draft Plan Advanced
The Defense Department asked Congress for authority to draft doctors and dentists up to age 45. President Truman could order special registration and induction of those in needed professional categories, with hearings set to start Monday. The move follows plans for higher overall draft quotas and recalls of enlisted reserves for active duty.
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Washington
U.P
Defense Department
Congress
Defense
Louis Johnson
Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Army
White House
Truman
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Corps
Selective Service Headquarters
Truman Seizes U.S. Railroads
President Truman ordered seizure of the nation’s railroads at 2 p.m. Sunday via Secretary of the Army Pace to operate them in the name of the United States government. He urged all railroad workers to remain on duty while unions indicated they would work under government seizure amid the wage hour dispute.
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Washington
Truman
Tucson
Army
Pace
United States
U.S
White House
Mr. Truman
John Steelman
Senate Labor Committee
Canada
Frank H. Hall
Atikokan
Ont
Keep This Up Youll Get Rail Mail Fails
TYUP B C Aug 25 A Vancouver island rail station on the Esquimalt and Nanaimo line a Canadian Pacific subsidiary is living up to its nickname Tyup is tied up due to the rail tie up.
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TYUP
B. C
Vancouver Island
Esquimalt and
Nanaimo
Canadian Pacific
Bridges Walks Out Of Prison After Court Win
San Francisco August 25 U P Harry Bridges CIO Longshore President walked free from the federal building after the ninth circuit court of appeals ruled he had committed no recognizable crime since his perjury-conspiracy conviction. Bridges posted a 25 000 bond and was released pending further steps as his wife Nancy greeted him.
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San Francisco
U.P
CIO Longshore
Harry Bridges
Federal
Victor
George B. Harris
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
McGrath
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Bridges
F. Joseph Donahue
Appellate Court
Federal District Court
Roche
Michael J. Roche
U. S
Francis St. J. Fox
Nancy
Bridges Judge Is Arizona Man
Phoenix Aug 25 The federal judge who dissented in the Bridges ruling is a former Phoenix and Globe attorney. Judge Clifton Mathews voted against freeing Harry Bridges. He ascended to the circuit court judgeship from U S district attorney and served as a special assistant to the Arizona attorney general. He represented Arizona in Colorado River matters before the Supreme Court in 1931 32.
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Phoenix
Harry Bridges
Phoenix and Globe
Clifton Mathews
Bridges
Circuit Court
U. S
Aie
Arizona
Colorado
U. S. Supreme Court
Formosa Issue Tops U N Security Council Agenda
At Lake Success Russia's Malik planned to push Formosa into council talks while the United States seeks to keep focus on Korea. Chou En Lai demanded U S forces exit Formosa, and Britain accused Hong Kong forces of encroachments as diplomacy moves amid cross alliances.
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Formosa
United States
Seventh Fleet
Truman
Chiang Kai- Shek
Chou
Lake Success
Canton
China
Britain
Hong Kong
Peiping
Malik
Russia
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Korea
Council
India
U. S
Asia
North Korea
Chase Moths Out a Blanket Weather Notes in Tucson
The 5 38 a m temperature was 68 degrees, two degrees below midnight, with yesterday’s high of 95 marking the mildest daytime in Tucson since August 13. Framing the weekend, more mild weather is forecast with possible mountain thunderstorms and a bright full moon Sunday evening. Across the country, Fargo North Carolina and Needles California posted unusually low and high readings for the season.
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Fargo
N. C
Needles
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Potato grower finds baked spuds after lightning strike
Springwater New York resident Joseph Nichol was digging a potato patch when a lightning strike overnight cooked the potatoes in the ground. The spuds were reportedly soft enough to mash, near his farm in Livonia County.
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Springwater
N. Y
Liv Wa County
Joseph Nichol
Eden Resigns Gambling Post
William J. Eden of Phoenix resigns as secretary of the state gambling control committee, effective August 15. The committee, formed to promote a constitutional change legalizing gambling, plans a September relapse and a November 7 general election vote. The Tucson office has ceased telephone service and no spokesperson could be reached for comment.
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Phoenix
William J. Eden
Committee For State Control of
Arizona
Eden
Maricopa County
J. R. Gwirtz
New York
Chicago
Milt Schwartz
Gwirtz
N. Central
Schwartz
Tucson
Committee
East German Police Switched to Khaki Uniforms
West Berlin's Der Tag reports East Germany halted dark blue cloth for the peoples police and state textile factories received large orders for khaki cloth darker than Soviet army uniforms.
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Berlin
West Berlin
der Tag
East Germany
East Zone
Peoples’ Police
State Guard Camp Tragedy Claims Tucson Soldier
Sgt Edward Ivester 19 of Tucson died when a 47 ton Pershing tank overturned and crashed into a ditch at Fort Huachuca during training. Fellow crewman Sgt Howell Hammerly was seriously injured. three others treated for shock. An investigation and full military honors planned.
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FT. Huachuca
Edward Ivester
Oren R. Ivester
Lowell Rd
Lan Arroyo
Ivester
Tucson
158Th Infantry
Howell A. Hammerly
Lalso
Copper Queen Hospital
Bisbee
Robert L. Anderson
James W. Keating
David Sanchez
Tucson Tank Company
A. M. Tuthill
Arizona
Sat. Ivester
Frederick R. Stofft
National Guard
Allies counterattack near Taegu drives back North Koreans
Allied forces widened the breach around Taegu, crushing Communist penetrations and forcing retreat at the Naktong river pocket. The U S Second Infantry Division entered action, storming the east Naktong bridgehead and nearly sealing the pocket. North Korean losses and escapes were described with minimal American casualties.
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Tokyo
Taegu
Naktong
U. S. Second Infantry Division
John L. Blackwell
Abilene
Tex
Douglas MacArthur
Mt. Pugye
Korean Republic
MacArthur
Pohang
Pusan
Nam
Korea
Hyonpung
Laurence B. Keiser
United Press
Jack Burley
Sea serpent in Wewoka milk debate lands on page 2
The note mentions a milk political issue described as a land sea serpent in Wewoka Oklahoma with proof promised. Readers are directed to page 2 for details. The item hints at coverage across multiple pages and sections including mining talks in Salt Lake City and various society and editorial items.
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Wewoka
Okla
Salt Lake
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