Acheson Attacks GOP as Prescription for Disaster
Secretary of State Dean Acheson accused the Republican party of offering a prescription for disaster in foreign affairs. Speaking to the International Association of Machinists in Kansas City, he defended Democratic policy and attacked Eisenhower era aims, Taft, Hoover, and others urging reduced land forces and greater reliance on air power.
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Acheson
Dwight Do. Rsenower
Robert A. Taft
Onio
Herbert Soover
GOP
Republican Party
Berlin
Adhn
Son
Eisenhower
American Legion
U.S
Iron Curtain
Taft
Hoover
Cotton reserve debate widens amid price concerns
A debate over U S cotton reserves centers on whether to set a four or five million bale goal. Officials warn larger stockpiles could depress prices while farm bloc lawmakers push for quicker build up. Analysts calculate potential carryover and price impacts under 16 million carryover scenarios.
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Bernard Brenner
Sshington
Triculture Department
Fem
Standards of beauty through the Elizabethan era examined
A Rice Institute professor explores Elizabethan beauty ideals from 1599 to 1649, contrasting pale and rosy ideals with modern reception. The piece cites Cesarean ratings of somatotonic, cerebrotonic, and viscerotonic types, naming actors like Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe, and Clark Gable in discussions of attraction and physique.
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Dr. Rose
Jane Russell
Robert Mitchum
Marilyn Monroe
Errol Flynn
Lana Turner
Victor Matute
Miss Turner
Clark Gable
Gable
Greer Garson
Dr. Roe
Susan Hayward
Arthur Kennedy
Gregory Peck
Arlene Dahl
James Mason
Woman Kills Mate in Ohio Homicide Case
In Batavia Ohio on September 13 sheriff officials said 54 year old Mrs Davie Dean confessed to poisoning her husband Hawkins Dean 69 with arsenic loaded rat poison in milk after learning he could not perform his husbandly duties In a later exchange she admitted the act and claimed she would take the blame herself The case also touched on a son from a former marriage who was accused by Mrs Dean of the crime
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Batavia
Ohio
Davie Dean Calmy
Clyde B.dericks
Princess Knits Path from Bohemia to Bethel Land of Opportunity
Austro-Hungarian princess Anna Schwarzenberg, born Anna von Schwarzenberg in Bohemia, arrived in the United States in 1948 and began knitting sweaters. By now she employs about 70 women who knit at home for her, producing sweaters, socks, scarves, gloves, and shawls for a New York shop, with orders from a village store in Woodstock nearby.
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Bethel
Wpi
U.S
Anna Schwarzenberg
Princess Anna von Schwarzenberg
Bohemia
America
Woodstock
New York
Carry War To Reds Saos Legion Leader Carry War To Reds
SAN FRANCISCO September 13 Lewis K Gough new national commander of the American Legion urged the United Nations to carry the war to the enemy in Korea He called for bombing Manchurian bases beyond the Yalu and using atomic weapons if necessary He urged transforming the Korean conflict into a military war and advocated full use of Chinese nationalist troops and guerrillas He said Asiatic anti Communists should lead reconquest with Allied support He noted two million sightseers visit the American Museum of Natural History in New York annually.
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San Francisco
Lewis.k. Gough
American Legion
United Nations
Korea
Yalu River
Gough
China
Two Baytown Scientists Earn National Recognition
Baytown Refinery researchers Ernest W. Knowerman and E Wayne Lewis received national honor from the American Institute of Chemical Engineers for a technical paper on fluidization of solid particles in liquids. The work, presented at the AIChE meeting in Chicago, details behavior of finely ground solids in fluids. Knowerman holds degrees from South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and Ohio State University, while Lewis earned a B S from Oklahoma A and M.
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American Institut of Chemical Engineers
Ernest WW. Knowerman
E. Wayne Lewis
Acl' Ch. E
Palmer House
Chicago
Bowerman
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Ohio State University
Lewis
Oklahoma
El Paso Natural Gas seeks $176 million expansion plan
El Paso Natural Gas Co filed with the Federal Power Commission to expand its transmission system by 400 million cubic feet daily. The plan covers about 726 miles of main transmission looping and 96 miles of loop line in Texas New Mexico and Arizona to deliver 306 million cubic feet daily, including 209 million to California and 100 million to Arizona New Mexico and Texas.
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Washington
el Paso
Tex.) Natural Gas Co
Federal Power Commission
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Permian
David Niven Sees Few True Sophisticates in Hollywood
Hollywood icon David Niven says only a handful of true sophisticates remain in Hollywood and he himself is not convinced he is. He cites Artur Rubinstein Chaplin Cole Porter Fred Astaire and Humphrey Bogart as examples, stresses travel and cross cultural mixing, reading, smart dress, and eye contact as traits of the sophisticate. He notes fashion and boiled eggs are not essential and praises Noel Coward as a top global sophist.
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Filmn
David Niven
Hollywood
Niven
Artur Rubinstein
Paris
Charles Chaplin
Cole Porter
Fred Astaire
Humphrey Bogart
French Riviera
Noel Coward
New York
Lonmixes
Federal Mediation Chief Hopes To Quit Early
Washington September 13 AP Cyrus Ching Federal Mediation Chief said he hopes to leave his government post before January 1 after a fall with President Truman. He told reporters a routine report on management labor relations was given and resignation was discussed. He said he probably would resign reasonably soon, likely before year end.
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Washington
Cyrus Ching
Ching
Truman
Caing
Heads Fall in Internal Revenue Scandal Purge
Washington report traces the Internal Revenue purge begun by the Ways and Means subcommittee under Rep. Cecil R. King. Nearly 200 tax workers, including top officials, have been removed. Daniel A. Bolich indicted on five counts of tax evasion. grand juries probe former commissioner Joseph B. Nunan Jr. and James B. E. Olson. Indictments loom as probes extend to a Capone era extortion case involving Abraham Teitelbaum and a shadowy “mystery man” Henry W. Grunewald awaiting testimony.
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Richard E. Mooney
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Sré
House
Ways and Means
Cecil R. King
Dcalif
Congress
Justice Department
Internal Revenue
Daniel A. Bolich
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Joseph BD. Nunan Jr
James B. E. Olson
Tax Bureau
New York City
Bolich
Nunan
Olson
Capone
Abraham Teitelbaum
Teitelbaum
Man Lights Up Mead with Vandal Spotlight
Colusa Calif Sept 12 GP It cost truck driver Paul M Black 200 to release a repressed desire to get even with motorists who dont dim their lights He said when Charles R Mead Willows Calif came driving along with bright lights he decided to shine a spotlight in Mead eyes Mead said after he had been forced off the road Black stopped walked over to Meads car smashed the headlights with a small hammer and drove off in his truck Mr and Mrs J D Morgan have bought the Boggs Cafen Highlands sale through Aveys Real Estate and Insurance or Battle Bell Road
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Colusa
Calif
Paul M Black
Black
Charles R, Mead
Willows
Mead
3. D. Morgan
Boggs Cafen Highlands
Avey's Real Estate and Insurance
Battle Bell Road
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