Russia Pressures Chinese Reds in High Aid Price Talks
Moscow negotiations push broader military and economic cooperation while Beijing faces a high price from the Kremlin. Russia’s demands include labor, port control, food shipments, and minority concessions, amid UN Korean truce stalemate and ongoing war aid talks valued around 25 million dollars monthly.
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PHM Newsom
United Press
Russia
China
Kremlin
Peiping
Moscow
United Nations
Panmunjom
Orient
Manchuria
Japan
Ussr
Yellow Sea
Sinkisng
Oil Firms Deny Overcharge in Federal Suits
Four U S oil companies face federal suits accusing overcharges on Middle East crude shipped to Europe. The government seeks 67 million dollars and argues the firms blocked refunds after a memo cited exorbitant prices, while maintaining lower prices for American markets.
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Pagean
Socony-Vacuum
Overseas Supply Co
Standard Oil Co
California
Texas Company
Bahrein Petroleum Co., Ltd
Caltex Oceanic, Ltd
California-Texas Oi Co., Ltd
Mid- East ‘Crude Sales Co
Senate
Small Business Committee
Mutual Security’ Agency
U. S
Middle East
Europe
Washington
James P. McGranery
Meal Security Agency
McGranery
Marilyn Monroe Nude Calendar Rumors Spark Publicity Plot
Hollywood correspondent reports Monroe’s rise from obscurity to glamour star via a rumored calendar nude shoot. The piece notes Fox studio ambivalence, press fascination, and Monroe’s past poverty and orphanage as context for the gossip and eventual interview details.
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Aline Mosby
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
Jean Harlow
Marilyn
20Th Century-Fox Publcity
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
Rita Hayworth
Lana
Rita
Ava
Beh Mitchum
Fox Studio
Fox
U S Petroleum Stocks Fall by 5 Million Barrels
Washington officials report crude petroleum stocks on August 46 at 270,566,000 barrels, down 5,092,000 from the prior week. Texas inventories total 129,700,000 barrels, down 2,316,000, with declines noted in other major producing states.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Drouth Reveals Stolen Safe in Lake Al t us
Drought exposes a waterproof safe submerged in Lake Altus near Blair. Burglars stole about 1500 dollars of goods from Knox Hardware last year, but the safe was closed when submerged and the legal papers inside remained legible.
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Altus
Okla
Oklahoma
Knox Heardware
Blair
Shore Acres Phone Switch Completed
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Company completes its Shore Acres conversion near La Porte by Tuesday. Only 168 customers remain unconnected, the new system reduces party lines from eight to four and adds private lines, with numbers in the district all changed. Mrs. Joyce Hambrick asks Shore Acres residents to be patient while switchboard service returns to normal and intercepting operator handles misdirected calls.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ore Acres
la Porte
Joyce Hambrick
Shore Acres
Hambrick
Shere Acres
Labor Day Show Planned by Baytown Unions at Theater
Organized labor in the Baytown area intends a Labor Day program at the Cedars Drive-in Theatre with a large stage show and prizes. Dancing acts from Joyce Blinka School of Dancing will perform, including opening numbers by Joyce Ann Pauler, Company BE members, and a Cedar Bayou band twirler lineup featuring Vicky Isaacks and others.
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Organized Labor
Baytown
Cedars Drive-in
W. H
Bill) Burchett
Leo Frost
John Meyers
Linda Stringer
Louise Talient
Sharon Jones
Pattie Blakeney
Martha Jones
Nancy Kelly
Mary Elizabeth Kilgore
Donnie Briggs
Brenda Farr
Alice McKinney
Nan Garrison
Signs Point Way to Washington Shelters
Washington officials install shelter signs in the Capitol as civil defense engineers identified safe areas months ago. Architect David Lynn said crews will finish the red-lettered shelter area signs in the House office building subway corridor by January.
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Washington
Congress
David Lynn
New House
Lynn
Civil Defense
Capitol
United States faces grand jury probe into oil monopoly claims
DoJ subpoenas 14 companies and six individuals plus the National Petroleum Council for testimony Sept. 3 amid a broad monopoly inquiry. Critics question if the report aims to influence voters in November while oil firms worry about Middle East investments and potential fallout from findings.
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National Petroleum Council
Department of Justice
Rumen
Middle East
Iran
Britain
Anglo Tranian
State Department
Mutual Security Administrattion
Adams
Justice Department
Socony-Vacuum Esso Export Corp
Caltex Oceanic Ltd
Mid-East Crude Sales Co
Jal
MSA
Small Business Committee
Standard of New Jersey
Socony- Vacuum
Standard of California
Gulf, and Texas Company
Earler
Easter Key To Indians Pennant Hopes, Lopez Says
Luke Easter has been hitting .474 with 22 RBIs in 10 games since Aug 13. Al Lopez, Cleveland manager, says Easter’s hot pace could power a pennant run as the Indians ride strong pitching and home-heavy September schedule to challenge the Yankees.
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Jack Cuddy
New York
Aig
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Luke Easter
Big Luke
Indians
Casey Stengel
New Yorkers
Easter
Senor Lopez
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Lopez
Mins
Pilot al
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Yanks
Breeches Bible Found in Woodshed in Clarence
A 1582 Breeches Bible, one of the era’s earliest English printings, was found in a Clarence woodshed. The Misses Margaret and Gladys Tucker, descendants of a pioneer Ottawa Valley family, rescued it and other papers from destruction when workmen cleared the shed. The rare leather-bound Bible reached North America in 1663.
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Clarence
Car
Elizabeth
Margaret
Gladys Tucker
Ottawa Valley
North America
Tucker
Can't Win Argument With Cops
New York police report Tony Tolve of the Bronx tore up a traffic ticket in front of Patrolman Joe Powers. Tolve was charged with littering the street under the city sanitary code and paid a two shilling fine.
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New York
Tony Tolve
Bronx
Joe Powers
Powers
Tolve
Eisenhower avoids naming McCarthy in campaign remarks
In a news conference President Eisenhower distanced himself from naming rivals while signaling he will back all GOP candidates in the November election. He defended Gen George C Marshall against McCarthy attacks and noted Nixon's comments on McCarthy's support from the ticket. The session touched on American customs and rights without pledging active participation in nominating candidates.
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Eisenhower
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Gen
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Livestock prices mix in Fort Worth market report
USDA weekly livestock summary from Fort Worth notes slaughter steers and yearlings steady to weak with some low grades 50 lower cows down 50, bulls 50-100 lower while high grade stockers rise up to 59. Calves weak to 50 lower. hogs 50 lower with butchers 22.50 top and sows 18.25. Also brief Maryville note on eggs and Buffalo police traffic squad patrolman Copper.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Election Returns Drive Weekend News Schedule
A compact broadcast guide lists election returns and world news roundups across Saturday and Sunday slots, with religious programs and music shows interleaved. Includes schedules for Morning, Afternoon, and Evening segments featuring Telegraph news summaries and live updates.
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World News
Ridine T'3u
Aeener
Brand
His Cerrainder
S—Stewart Heights Baptist Church
la Porte Church of Christ
Central Assembly of God
Churches of Christ
la Voz Mexicana
Grace, Methodiat
Lyna Stursay
Nevts
Dan' Hutchins
Lowell Lammers
Nevws
Reteise
Trinity Vancy
Shaw Warren
Baytown Voters Cast Ballots In Runoff Election
Voters in Harris county participate in a Democratic primary runoff with candidates including Virgil Are sold and James W Yancy Jr for offices in the Legislature and Spurgeon Bell F P Culver for the Fort Worth Court of Civil Appeals. A straw vote on voting machines is also held to gauge opinion. Polls opened at 7 a m and closed at 7 p m with new precincts not taking effect until January 1. Banks closed and liquor sales prohibited until polls close. The text notes the long history of the game of questions.
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Page Uncerbur
Henderson
Hendson
Virgil E. Aresold
James W
Jim) Yancy Jr. Sessing
Spurgeon Bell
F. P. Culver
The
Fort Worth
Commissioners’ Court
Belmon t Model Makes Art Scene On Hillside
Two Belmont women reported an unusual art scene when an invited male model posed naked atop a hillside. After about a minute, the model dressed and left as observers noted the landscape and warmth differences between forests and plains.
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Cali
Hazel N
Margaret Hodgson
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