U S oil cartel antitrust probe looms
Justice Department officials prepare for a sweeping anti trust inquiry into a 1928 specific group of American British and Dutch oil giants accused of dividing world markets setting prices and squeezing competitors. Subpenas will probe records dating back to 1928 as part of a grand jury review while President Truman weighs releasing a secret two year investigation report.
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Billboards censored and altered during Park Row release
ALINE MOSBY reports on billboard censorship for Park Row with Gene Evans and Mary Welch detailing a kiss scene, poster changes, and censors objecting to a long kiss while producers defend the shot and claim some ads exaggerate sex appeal.
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Mistake Puts Marine In Line On Bunker Hill
S Sgt Dave Moore of South Arlington Virginia recounts a mix up that sent him to Bunker Hill near Panmunjom. He describes surviving intense shelling and a battalion sized assault while aiding defending Marines. He recalls a grim scene of a lone white foot on the trail and the urge to fight back.
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Arkansas Girl Wins Friends in England
Arkansas teenager Willine Runsick from Newport joins the international farm youth exchange program in Great Britain. She notes English hosts opened their homes and hearts to U S youth and that 4 H work helps improve farming. A farmer challenged her about money, and she replied the 4 Hers aim to improve farming conditions.
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Hussein of Jordan Draws Lausanne Eye as Teen King
Lausanne residents view Hussein, now 17, as a serious, forward young monarch in contrast to his fast car and love of movies. Crowned after King Talal, he has lived in Lausanne two months, showing quiet confidence and earnestness while adjusting to royal duties. His favorite sport is fencing and he reads on a sofa surrounded by American film posters.
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Baptist Youth Rally Opens With 250 Attendees
About 250 young people gathered at First Baptist Church Saturday for the inaugural Youth On The March rally of the San Jacinto Baptist association. Bruce Coltharp led congregational singing. Bill Hinson spoke on Pilate and salvation. next meeting set for Sept. 13 at Central Baptist Church. Separately, the State Department challenged North Korean Premier Kim Il Sung to present concrete peace proposals to end the truce stalemate at the negotiating table.
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Hunting And Fishing Licenses Due By Sept First
AUSTIN Aug 18 More than 200000 Texas sportsmen must buy new hunting and fishing licenses by Sept 1 the start of the fiscal year Vernon E Skaggs chief clerk of the Texas Game and Fish commission said licenses range from 165 for fishing 215 for hunting up to 200 for wholesale fish and oyster dealers licenses Skaggs said about 325000 fishing licenses and 350000 hunting licenses were sold this year
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