Navy Chief Seeks Legion Aid for Strong Seas
Secretary of the Navy Kimball asked American Legion members at their national convention to back requests for funding to build and maintain a strong armed forces. He noted the Navy has invested heavily in the past 20 years and urged support for four Forrestal class carriers, possibly nuclear powered, as part of national security amid global aggression.
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Pasadena
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Phiadelphia
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Congress to Receive Budget as President's Parting Gift
The article notes President Truman must send a detailed budget to Congress by January 17 as the new session convenes January 3. It warns much of the budget may be discarded as waste paper without full agreement from future leadership, with many items representing continuing appropriations and long standing programs from prior Congresses.
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Dirksen Misstatement on Stevenson Claim Stated
The Bloomington Pantagraph said Sen Dirksen misstated a fact about Gov Adlai Stevenson Illinois Democratic nominee. The Pantagraph notes it endorsed Stevenson for re election on April 17 after his nomination. It says Stevenson is part owner of the Pantagraph. The August 18 statement quoted Dirksen alleging the paper cannot endorse him.
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Yoshida Moves Fast to Dissolve Japanese Diet
Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida rushed to dissolve the lower house and set October 1 for Japan’s first post-occupation general election. The move aims to solidify pro Western leadership as Ichiro Hatoyama, his rival and former Liberal Party leader, struggles with health and nationalism.
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Shigeru Yoshida
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Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Japan
Delays Sought in Garden Grain Bond Cases in Wichita
Central Surety and Insurance Co of Kansas City asks postponing bankruptcy hearings for Garden Grain and Seed Co until its federal suit decides liability of bonds. A temporary injunction hearing is set for Oct. 20 in Wichita as trustees pursue creditor claims against Garden Grain and its officials. For now, both Central Surety and Trinity Universal Insurance Co of Dallas obtained bans on certain creditor actions.
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Mrs Rae Ashton of Utah Elected Auxiliary Leader
Mrs Rae Ashton a Vernal Utah department store owner was elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary on Thursday. Mrs Jerome Duggan of St. Louis was chosen regional vice president of the Central Division.
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Rae Ashton
Vernal
Utah
American Legion Auxiliary
Jerome F. Duggan
St. Louis
Editorial Praises State Administration and Reelection
A newspaper editorial lauds the state leadership, calling the administration intelligent, honest, and economical. It credits swift action against wrongdoing and argues reelection will ensure four more years of solid government for the common good.
Ruling on oldest grain receipts in flood loss case
In Wyandotte County District Court Judge William H. McHale ruled that holders of the oldest warehouse receipts are liable for flood grain losses stored in Kansas City elevators. The decision, rendered during a declaratory judgment suit by Flour Mills of America, Inc. against Burrus Inc., covers 89,936 bushels of yellow mile grain intermingled in the Santa Fe elevator. Attorneys for Flour Mills appeared in the case.
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Unemployed in China claim three million out of work
The Chinese Reds claim three million of China’s 45 million population are unemployed. They say unemployment stems from nationalist policy, production inefficiency, and social upheaval. They propose wage changes, shorter hours, and government reclamation and construction programs.
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Five Year Cruise Exds Baltimore on Long Journey End
Bill J Muman, 56, nearing end of a five year round the world voyage in a 30 foot vessel, stops in Baltimore en route to New York and plans to sell the gas and buy a station wagon for the next leg of travel.
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Bill J Muman
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New York
Moslem Arabic Schools in Northern Malay States
Arabic schools in northern Malay states train Malaysia's future Moslem religious leaders. The institutions resemble medieval monasteries with strict discipline and scholastic focus, shaping clerical figures and community leadership.
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Lumpur
Malaya
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