Acheson to Retain Post, Truman Says
President Truman declared at his press conference that Acheson will remain Secretary of State as long as he is president. He said Acheson would be in the post at least until January 20, 1933, and dodged questions about 1952 re election timing.
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Lifeguard Posted at Bixby Slough Grant
Los Angeles city council voted unanimously to post four lifeguards at Bixby Slough San Pedro after multiple child drownings. They also urged a meeting between the city engineer the Board of Public Works and the Recreation and Parks Department to expand drowning protections.
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Board of Public Works
Recreation and Parks Department
Pedestrian Struck by Hit-Run Vehicle Injures Man
Pedestrian Guy Eakin, 65, of 838 Chestnut Ave, suffered a severe head injury when struck by a hit-run car at Broadway and Pine early today. He was taken to Seaside Hospital.
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Parochial Tax Exemption Vote Heads to Ballot
A referendum to repeal the 1951 tax exemption for parochial schools will appear on the 1932 general election ballot after supporters gathered 216,934 signatures from 44 counties, led by Los Angeles with 107,699 and San Francisco 23,697. The measure could be moved to a special election if Gov. Bard Warren orders one.
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Los Angeles County
San Francisco
Alameda County
California
Bard Warren
Terrible Provision Cited in Price Centre Bill Debate
The President condemns the Capehart Amendment as a terrible clause because it requires that when prices move, all added production costs including wages and freight be added to prewar prices. Critics see it as guaranteeing profit.
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32 000-Ton Nazi Warship Salvaged
WARSAW Poland Sept 13 The Polish press reports the raising from Gdynia Harbor of the scuttled WWII Nazi battleship Gneisenau. The vessel, believed by Germany to be a 26 000 ton pocket battleship is now stated as 32 000 tons, making it the largest ship ever salvaged according to the sources.
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Poland
Gdynia
Do as Treaty Says Yoshida Tells Japan
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida urged the Japanese to carry out the peace treaty terms faithfully. Speaking at a press conference after returning from San Francisco, he received cheers from over 100 Japanese and Allied journalists at his official residence.
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Shigeru Yorida
San Irancisco
Japan
Yoshida
Two Officials Jailed in Month in New Kensington
In New Kensington Pennsylvania FBI agents arrested William Paul Smeltzer a 60 year old assistant cashier and bookkeeper at the First National Bank of New Kensington on embezzlement charges totaling 550000 over twenty years He is the second bank official jailed within a month in connection with the bank scandal Also named was Ludwig L Schlekat president of Parnassus National Bank accused of looting more than 600000 over 26 years to fund his presidency The PDIC will cover depositor losses while Mellon National Bank will assume the bank's assets FBI said there is no link yet found between the two shortages See 2nd banker Page 9
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Launch Feared Lost in Hurricane
The motor launch Copsa with 32 aboard is missing off Mexico's Pacific coast as a baby hurricane lashes Islas Marías area. Four dead reported. the craft left the penal islands Tuesday morning to scout the storm and has not reported since 4 p.m. yesterday. Defense department officials fear the launch may have sunk.
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