Peron Opens Drive To Crush Enemies In Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires enacts a 13 day state of siege after an attempted navy revolt. Congress approves emergency powers to detain suspects without trial, suspend habeas corpus, and suppress opposition. President Peron expected to sign into law, reinforcing control amid political clashes with the Radical party.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Heron
Peros
Peron
Petort
Slexe
House of Deputies
Angel Enrique Peralte
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COT
Alege
Radical Party
Santiago Carlos Pass
Péon
Peronisty Deputes
Price Of Coal Due For Hike
Coal prices are set to rise across several classes of soft coal as makers plan increases. Affected markets include Appalachian regions with prices near five dollars per ton for the first time since 1900 and an average rise of 30 to 40 cents. The hike follows a $110 daily wage increase for United Mine Workers and potential upcoming announcements from Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company.
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Paving Damage Prompted Speed Limit Plans in City
City reports cutting damage on Mead Avenue from high speed wheel slip in hot rodding incidents. Mayor Bat Cherry plans 25 mile per hour speed tests and stricter enforcement. City Engineer Doh Williams says patching and proper resurface work must precede any next steps.
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Los Angeles Faces Severe Heat Wave Sets Records
Heat wave in Los Angeles and surrounding areas shatters records with 108 downtown and 120 in Tujunga. Widespread impacts include brush fires in San Dimas, poultry losses in rural farms, cooled offices, and beachgoers enduring temperatures into the 90s and 100s with planned continued heat.
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Los Angeles
Tiercury
Tujunga
San Dimas
Here
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Warren Hooper
Santa Monica
Torrance
Area Wrecks Leave One Dead and Eight Hurt
August district report from State Police Sgt. Theodore Hubley notes 17 traffic crashes with eight injured and $8,180 in property damage. During patrols eight motorists were cited, six officers covered 12,480 highway miles, and 190 calls for assistance were answered.
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Theodore Hubley
Union Settles With First Of Little Three
Detroit American Motors Corp becomes the first of the Little Three to settle with the CIO United Auto Workers on the Big Three contract pattern. The pact delays benefits and camp benefit starts, with wage boosts totaling 10 cents an hour in year one and further raises planned for 1956 and 1951, as UAW aims to stabilize AMC amid merger and economic challenges.
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Associated Press
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
AMC
Tuyotf PLC
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Hudson Motor C.co
Woodcock
Edward & Cushman
Snd
Americin Motors
TAW
Press Hunt For Area Robbers
State Police seek two armed men connected to a Waterford theft spree. They allegedly robbed Fort Penn railway station, Junc tion of routes 19, Grange League Federation mill, and Skat Oil Co. station. Authorities report $1,200 cash and $100 checks taken, plus tires, batteries, and garden tools. A station manager was tied up during the Fort Penn robbery. Several suspects were questioned and released. police believe the same pair did Wednesday night break-ins in Waterford.
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Afr
Meter Revenue Rise in August with July and Year-Back Compared
City Treasurer Carl Staith reports August revenue totaling $1,668.20, up $344.89 from July’s $1,810.46 and $1892 higher than August last year. Parking meter receipts show July at $119.40 and August at $1045.07, reflecting a strong month for city meters.
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Meni Teees
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Carl Staith
Sergus
Mily
Trudeau Fired As Intelligence Chief Of Army
New York Daily News reports President Eisenhower dismissed Maj Gen Arthur Trudeau from Army intelligence amid Pentagon opposition and Dulles pressure. Gen Ridgely Gaither named to replace Trudeau. Trudeau to the Far East assignment pending official announcement.
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Germany
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Prideau
Dulles
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Trudeay
Celebration Begins Tonight JAyeves Annual Labor Bay Celebration
Celebration begins tonight in Mend tink and runs four days. Corryites will enjoy rides, games, and entertainment with daily prize drawings. Children will be entertained while parents stroll the midway. Live music and performances fill the event, with ongoing food sales and community activities each day.
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Novelist Divorced Amid Philadelphia Papers
Fragmentary notices report novelist Tanind Ae Michonne, aged 47, divorced from his wife in Philadelphia. The piece references personal matters and a forthcoming public literary project, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Tanind Ae Michonne
Tax Bony
Vange A. Nordan
Taylor To Snub Leader's Future Tax Meetings
Harrisburg A Republican senator hints at resuming talks to end the tax compromise after September 12. Senate Republicans propose a two percent safeguard and budget cuts to state agencies, while a separate tax hike plan advances in the House.
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Tay
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Lauieh
Senate
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Anite
Bas Faye
Dough Rises as Bread Prices Increase in District
Yesterday the district announced a rise in the price of dark bread by two cents, making it 22 cents a loaf. White bread, pastries, and other varieties saw price adjustments while bakers in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Britain reported similar trends.
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Gorry
Attacks By Egyptians Must Cease At Once
On the tense Egyptian Israeli frontier a minor incident was reported as Israel accepted a UN cease fire proposal in part. Egypt said it would observe a cease fire while not yet replying to the bid. U N observers move to Khan Younis for investigation amid ongoing fighting claims and casualties.
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Associated Press
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Gaza
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Terreteoopa Small
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Nieht Tiel
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Enid
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Gary Strijg
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Spokwanyin Sodamu
Negotiating with Rusata London Alin and Pirin Toe Incident
An unclear report describes negotiations involving Rusata London Alin and a Pirin toe incident. Names and details are fragmentary, with limited readable facts. Further preservation of distinct entities is needed to clarify the event and involved organizations.
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