Separate North Atlantic command eyed for Middle East
The Big Three plan a separate NATO military command in the Middle East with Greece under Eisenhower and Turkey as keystone. Rome session in November to report progress. Greece and Turkey to join Atlantic Alliance. Egypt and other non NATO states' role under consideration.
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Turkey
Atlantic Alliance
Rome
Associated Press
Ottawa
United States
Britain
France
Middle
Greece
Atlantic Council
Council
Weternoon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Europe
Boca
Dean Acheson
Wish
Herberd Morrsom
Robert. Schumat
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Geni
Russia
Egypt
Oil rationing likely next winter warns federal official
Jennings, Sept. 2. Brown, deputy administrator of the Petroleum Administration for Defense, warned that oil rationing may be necessary next winter if fuel supplies do not improve. He cautioned free nations could face defense collapse without increased production and noted protests from auto owners and oil-heated homes are possible if demand rises. He spoke during Tulsa's oil industry anniversary celebration.
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Associated Press
Jennings
Browtly
Bhute K Brown
Aduln—Ntrator
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Brown
Che
Towlstana
Free World
Forks Fire Fought Off as Wind Shifts Saving Town
In Forks Washington a 20 000 acre forest fire threatened the town of 1120 residents. a providential wind shift and brave volunteers kept the town from burning though 19 buildings including two sawmills and 16 houses were destroyed. State patrols guarded roads to prevent looting while residents evacuated.
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Associated Press
Forks
Wash
Sanford Fioe
J. W. Hull
Forks Telephone Go
Bupfalo
W. Averell
Hariman
Russia
Truman
Harriman
GIO International Union of Electrical Workers
King George VI Illness Remains Secretive Report
London reports the ailing king, suffering an undisclosed illness, was visited by his doctors for the fourth time in 48 hours. Sir John Weir and three associates entered Buckingham Palace amid court circles speculation that rest is the main treatment. The illness reportedly involves structural changes in one lung with no public details released.
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London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
John Weir
Pheasants Stocked In Area By Game Aides 2500 Birds Released
About 2500 cock pheasants were released in the district and up to 9000 birds are to be held over winter in Wattsburg pens before spring release. Farmers assisted the pheasant raising project, with each getting 500 birds and feed. The effort aims to boost hunting and a fivefold increase from previous years.
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Corry Hiv
Mneg
Lyle Wattouls
Dishion
Game Commission
Wattsbura
Truman Faces Fight On Taxes In Senate Debate
President Truman seeks 4.3 billion more in taxes but Senate committee calls for 5.506 billion. The chamber, heated and divided, resumes debate with Humphrey pressing for larger revenue and Douglas accusing leadership of railroading the bill.
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Truman
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Brough
Committee
George
D-Ga
Douglas
D-Ii
Humphrey
Dminn
Saance Committee
House
Bowie Fire Destroys Downtown Block
Fire swept a downtown Bowie business block before dawn destroying Barrett Furniture Company and damaging adjacent buildings. Firemen from four North Texas towns fought the stubborn blaze for about three and a half hours after it began near 1 808 CST, with flames leaping between structures.
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Texas
Bowie
Tex
Sentsol
North
Barrett Furniture Company
Senate Tax Impasse Delays Adjournment Plans
In Harrisburg the Senate fails to agree on a tax package as the House keeps its sights on an adjournment next weekend. The finance committee postpones action on dividend exemptions and corporate tax impacts, while room shortages and a planned reapportionment delay loom.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Herbert P. Gary
Ellis Stertly
Ual
House
Sore
SOP
Newell Wood
Rluzerne
Senate Finance Committee
Buldings
Laz
G. Graybill Diehm
R—ancaster
Charles C. Smith
Pevcrnue Re Partielt
Pennsylvania
Nnance
Dichm
John M. Walker
Tomorow
Assembly
Wood
Finance Committee
Revenue Department
Two Prisoners Escape Rockview Prison Farm
BELLEFONTE Pa Sept 21 State Police and prison guards searched for two inmates who escaped from the unwalled Rockview Prison Farm yesterday Deputy Warden H Johnston identified the escapees as John J Horvath 22 of Beaver County serving 5 to 10 years for larceny and receiving Helen goods and Melvin a Bepharl Jr 21 of Clearfield sentenced to 8 to 20 years for burglary robbery and related offenses The two reportedly climbed over the wire fence enclosing the farm and the escape was found at night roll call
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Bellefonte
Rockview
Johnnston
John J. Horvath
Beaver County
Youbis
Elgmest
Widespread Power Outage Hits Eight Communities
A minor acetone incident triggered a blackout across eight towns as the framework of the Ajax Leon Works district failed, cutting 12 000 volt supply until repairs could connect to the line. The outage halted local operations and disrupted multiple farms relying on electric power for daily milling and processing activities.
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Pierriasiins
Tossa
Doles
Pannymnia Electric Co
Ajax Leon Works
Fuss Cheny
Pouelec
Corny
Corny-dumextown Maple Avenue Wad Ssi Columbus Venue Plots, the Raymond Mie. Co
Corny Watey Co
Elgin
Spartansburg
Sprig Creek
Wrightsville
Linesvil
Sugar Grove
Bear Lake
Cotumbus
BMW
Cherry
English train wreck in Weedon kills eight on express
A speeding express train jumped the tracks near Weedon England killing at least eight people including a U.S. Air Force corporal. About 45 others injured as rescue workers searched for more casualties hours after the crash near the Stone Hill tunnel on the London Liverpool line. An American sergeant said they were headed to London to visit Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Castle.
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Associated Press
Weedon
Eng
U.S. Air Force
Liverpool
London
Stone Hill Tunnel
Reading
Northampton County
Inter
U. S. Air Force
Albany
Kew Gardens
Hampton Court Castle
Indicted in Federal Court in Erie Grand Jury Session
Forty one persons were indicted in federal court as a result of the Fall sessions of the federal grand jury. Names include John A. Lowry and Ike Wilson from Dunbar charged with evading glass tax laws and Rae O’Loughlin and Frante Harrington of DuBois for crossing a state line to escape prosecution. Additional indictments list William Smith of Greensburg for stealing from the U S mail, Earl F. Timmins a Beaver Falls postal clerk for off selling 543 dollars, Clarence W. Massey of Butler for stealing from the U S mail, Jesse L. Hardeleie of Aliquippa for week forgery, and Edward J. Tubacek of Springdale for stealing from U S mails.
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Associated Press Erie
John A. Lowry
Ike Wilson
Wirth
Dunbar
Fayette County
Glenhol
Rae O'Loughlin
Frante Harrington
DuBois
William Smith
Greensburg
Fme
U. S. Mail
Earl F. Timmins
Beaver Falls
Clarence W. Massey
Cartier
Butler
U. S
Jesse L. Hardeleie
Aliquippa
Edward J. Tubacek
Springdale
U.S
Kids Day Marked In Corry Pa Community Event
City declares September 22 Kids Day to promote youth welfare with Kiwanis and National Kids Day Foundation backing. Special program at State Armory on East Washington Street tomorrow from 10 a.m. to noon offers movies singing and refreshments for children ages six to fourteen.
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Pennsylvania
Kiwanis International
National
Kids' Day Foundation
Toons Rinwards Cl
Fred Kinley
Corry
Pennwlvawin
Kiwanis
Phis Ele
Slate Armory
East Washington Street
Driver Falls Ill Before Wrecking Truck Near Waterford
George Sim chok, 23, of Cambridge Springs RD 4, lost consciousness at the wheel on Route 19 two miles south of Waterford at 5 80 p m. The vehicle smashed through two guard rails, toppled into a 20 foot embankment and struck L C Derby's barn. The Burger and O'Brien feed mill truck suffered $800 damage. the barn damage was estimated at $75. Sim chok escaped with a shaking and minor bruises.
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George Simchok
Cambridge Springs
R. D
Waterford
Corry
L. ¢. Derby
Burger and O'Brien Feed Mill
Bimchek
Special Grand Jury Ends Police Vice Investigation
A special grand jury in Pittsburgh completed its probe into vice and official corruption, ending the Pittsburgh police vice squad phase. The panel questioned seven patrolmen and two court stenographers as part of the investigation. State deputies admitted indictments against figures including William Burgess David Hershman of McKees Rocks.
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Vey Associnnla
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Uwire
Jur FW
Crals Court
David Hershman
Mciseer
Gas Well Near Carter Hill Yields High Flow Rates
Gas tests near Carter Hill show a well delivering about 950000 cubic feet daily, with officials reporting productivity surpassing earlier wells. Drillers continue casing and preparing the site, aiming to extend output toward 1 million cfd as a comparison to nearby producing wells.
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Lemell
Tnt
Chris
Hal
Carter Xu
Wis
Maine
Whey
Follett Farm
Heather
Army orders beef bids from outside the United States
The Army seeks large quantities of boneless beef up to 13 million pounds for overseas service. Major packers rejected bids citing price controls and quality concerns, as the order aims to ensure uninterrupted meat supply for armed forces overseas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sipl
Armay
Ediy
Uountries
Gulalde
Soviet Bloc
Lgsers
Wa Émaller
Archibild Alesander
Army
Itanid Ib
Argentina
Germany
Spain
Haircut Price Hike Approved by Baltimore Barbers
In Baltimore and surrounding area the price of a haircut will rise by five cents to 140, effective October 1. Shaves will cost 74 cents, up from 50. The rate increase was approved by a majority of local barber shop owners.
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Frice
Baltimore
Urem
Allied drive in Korea strikes at apex of Communist triangle
Allied tanks and infantry hammered the central Communist stronghold on the Korean front as task forces pushed into the apex near Chorwon and parallel 38. The assault aimed to clear targets in a broad valley area amid heavy fighting and strong resistance.
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Associated Press
U.S
Eighth Army
Korea
Sul
Elant
Villey
Allied
Wits
Chorwon
Santhenette
Sea of Japan
Aledad
Ledak
Gomrauist
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Sinani
Haeju
Curt Tall
Ars Danke
Premier Mossadegh Drops Ultimatum Plans
Unconfirmed reports from Tehran indicate Prime Minister Mohammed Mossadegh will drop plans to send Britain an ultimatum over the Sialled off issue. The move follows signals that negotiations are being sought with the British government, with a deadline of about 15 days tied to key political developments.
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Tun
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
beolMie
Vast Minth
Dorion Soni
Peil
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