Stop Russia plan looms over Japan peace talks in San Francisco
The United States and Britain circulated a draft set of stringent rules aimed at limiting any Russian influence at the 52 nation Japanese peace conference. The rules, distributed to many delegations, could provoke Russia and the Poland and Czechoslovakia delegates, while U S and British diplomats expect to have general consent with few amendments. Secretary Acheson and Japanese Prime Minister Yon see PARLEY Page 6.
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San Francisco
United States
Britain
Truman
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Gromyko
Palace Hotel
Dean Acheson
Shigeru Yo- See
Holiday tragedies leave Tri-State area reeling
Five dead and 15 injured during Labor Day weekend as crashes flood the region. Mac Coleman Smith, 23, of Berkeley, Cal., died when his car overturned on Highway 66 near Midway between Erick and Shamrock. His wife, 23, survived with shock. Across Highway 70 near Matador, five people injured in a head on collision include Herman Myers, 32, and family members with serious injuries. others reported as fair. A third fatality occurred when a car struck an REA pole near Canadian, killing James Robert Hardin, 32, of Stinnett. passengers F E Blakemore and Socolie Vick injured. Ongoing investigation noted.
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Mac Coleman Smith
Berkeley
Cal
Highway 66
Midway
Erick
Okla
Shamrock
Smith
Erick Hospital
Lacy Alberts
Fatheree Funeral Home
Highway 70
Matador
Stanley Clinic
Herman Myers
Orton
Jerry Myers
Olton
Wichita Falls
Byars
Lubbock
Vernon
Motley County
Sheriff's Department
Rea
Canadian
James Robert Hardin
Stinnett
F. E. Blakemore
Miss Socolie Vick
Magic
Labor Day traffic toll may top 500 deaths
The Associated Press reports a Labor Day traffic death toll that may exceed 500, with 336 traffic fatalities and 78 drownings through Monday morning. State tallies show wide losses as authorities note the holiday could set a new all time record.
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National Safety
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I. Dearborn
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National Safety Council
Long Island
Associated Press
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Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
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Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
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Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Heat waves sweep Panhandle as many towns hit triple digits
Weather note from H C Winburn reports Childress topping 106 degrees, the Panhandle’s hottest spot yesterday. Dalhart 92, Perryton 87, Amarillo 97 with 0.91 inch rainfall at Amarillo Air Terminal, Lubbock 100, Plainview 99, Fort Worth 107, Del Rio and Mineral Wells 107. Forecast calls for 96 today and 69 tonight with tomorrow’s high to come.
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H. C. Winburn
Weatherman
Childress
Panhandle
Perryton
Dalhart
Amarillo
Amarillo Air Terminal
Lubbock
Plainview
Guymon
Okla
Gage
Clayton
Tucumcari
Downstate
Fort Worth
del Rio
Mineral On
Labor Day unity calls against Communism and defense work
Labor spokesmen stress unity amid threats from the Kremlin and praise for labor's defense role. AFL leader Meany warns that further Soviet aggression would provoke a bombing response. Truman, Marshall, and union chiefs stress labor’s stake in freedom and mobilization, with messages to foreign workers via Voice of America. Kennedy notes mine workers’ involvement as page 6 teaser.
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Russia
Kremlin
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Meany
Manly Fleischmann
William Green
CIO
Philip Murray
State Department
Voice of America
Green
Korea
Soviet Russia
Murray
Tobin
United States
Tomas Kennedy
United Mine Work
Reds Mass 850000 Men 1000 Planes In Korea War
Allied artillery inflicted 886 Communist casualties as Reds massed 850000 troops and 1000 planes north and northwest of Yanggu. UN forces held positions with some advances while Allied air forces targeted enemy supply columns and destroyed hundreds of vehicles. Major jet battle occurred as 21 F-86s clashed with MiG-15s, with four Reds shot down and no UN losses. General Van Fleet assessed the Red buildup as the largest yet, possibly capable of 80 divisions by mid September, while the Eighth Army prepared for the maximum commitment.
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Yanggu
East Central
North Korea
Reds
van Fleet
United Press
Korea
Eighth Army
Helicopter Rescues Downed Marine Pilot Near Kaesong
A helicopter pilot from Brownsville Texas Lt. George E. Caldwell from Allied advance headquarters at Munsan set down behind Red lines 25 miles west of Kaesong to rescue a Marine fighter pilot whose plane had crash landed. The mission occurred yesterday near the Korean front.
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Korea
Brownsville
Tex
Red Lines
Kaesong
George E. Caldwell
Munsan
Amarillo Weather and Local Lumber Ad Notice
Amarillo and vicinity foresees continued heat with 96 today and 95 tomorrow, 97 heat peak in the last 24 hours, and 0.01 inch precipitation. Panhandle agricultural outlook shows little rain next two to three days. West Texas and New Mexico expect fair skies with isolated thundershowers in the northeast Tuesday afternoon. Olver and Wiggins Lbr Co advertises fir 2x4, 2x6, 1x8 shiplap at 6.95 per hour at 1200 West 6th.
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Panhandle
West Texas
New Mexico
Fir
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
West
Tots Take A Tumble For Palsy Fund
Four young girls from Jackson area stage a lemonade and tumbling show to raise money for the Cerebral Palsy Building Fund. Donna Schomburg and Dorothy Jane Davis join Toni and Jeannie Bowles in a backyard circus charge 10 cents adults 5 cents children. Net profit 1.75. They learned routines in three days and donated lemonade instead of selling it.
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Donna Schomburg
Don Schomburg
Jackson
Dorothy Jane Davis
Buck Davis
Toni Bowles
Jeannie Bowles
Tony Bowles
Schomburg
Dorothy Jane
Toni
Maverick Club
Ordinary man in Russia’s Pullman car steals treaty spotlight
Joe Butler a 59 year old printer described as the Stubborn Irishman drew attention aboard the Russian delegation’s Pullman car at the Japanese peace treaty conference. He said he stood up for his rights and resisted fuss about his ordinary status while flashbulbs popped and Russians peered in. He barely interacted with the Russians aside from greetings, hearing remarks about Cleveland, Iowa wheat, and admiration for farm fields, as the train arrived.
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San Francisco
Joe Butler
Butler
Cleveland
Iowa
Johnston Denies He Will Quit
SPOKANE Wash Sept 3 Economic Stabilizer Eric A Johnston spending Labor Day weekend here denied reports he would resign Oct 24 from his government post He said no date had been mentioned He would resign eventually but discussions on extension would occur later He confirmed plans to visit Europe to study rearmament inflation effects and denied friction with Charles E Wilson He defended ESA independence and his legal duties after testifying on price controls before the Senate Banking Committee in Washington.
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Eric A. Johnston
Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Europe
America
Washington
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
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Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Twister Rips Five Planes at Bryan
A twister struck Coulter Field in Bryan Texas damaging five planes and several nearby farm homes. Owner R J Cardwell estimated losses around 10000 dollars. The planes were Cub trainers used for cotton dusting and Bryan received 0.39 inches of rain.
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Associated Press
Coulter Field
Bryan
Texas
R. J. Cardwell
Man explains speeding excuse in Salisbury court
Robert F. Mount told Salisbury court he was speeding because he was reading a new copy of the city highway laws he had just bought. The judge fined him $8.40 for the violation.
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Salisbury
England
Robert F. Mount
Baseball doubleheaders produce scattered early NL scores
American and National leagues show mixed results in doubleheader action. Campanella and Brin pace Campanella bases full for HA. NY and Phil top each other with late scoring plays as Sain Berra Kellner Tipton homer combos surface.
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Sarkent
Cooper
Erskine
Campanella
Brin
Philadelphia
New York
Roberts
Seminick
Corwin
Westrum
Cincinnati
ST. Louis
Blackwell
Howell
Lanier
Sarni
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Sain
Berra
Kellner
Tipton
Bauer
Washington
Boston
Starr
Kiluttz
Parnell
Rosar
Dropo
Cleveland
News Tip Prizes Awarded for Last Week’s Wreck Reports
Evelyn Cummings wins 45 prize for reporting a bus car wreck near Clarendon injuring 14. Steve Scott receives $2 for a Canadian River bridge fatality tip. R L Parker gets $2 for Cannon Gas explosion tips. Numerous callers listed as contributors to the News Tips program from various addresses and names.
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Evelyn Cummings
Buchanan
Steve Scott
Masterson
Tex
Canadian River Bridge
R. L. Parker
Hastings
Cannon Gas Company
Frank Stanford
Belleview
Christell Dyer
Richard Johnson
North Buchanan
C. W. Hutson
North Louisiana
H. R. McAdams
McMasters
Hicklin A. Harris
West Fifteenth
C.C. Bair
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