Dewey to Deliver Foreign Policy Speech Tonight
Gov Thomas E Dewey will deliver a major foreign policy speech in Salt Lake City as President Truman shifts to a Southern Illinois automobile tour. Dewey urges unity and a strong international stance while warning against dictatorship and division. Truman promotes world peace and domestic resolve on campaign stops in Oklahoma and Tulsa.
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Salt Lake City
Truman
Illinois
Mr. Truman
America
Eufaula
Okla
Dewey
New York
Helena
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Washington
McDowell
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Justice Department
Montgomery picked to head five power allied command
London reports the British cabinet approved Field Marshal Montgomery as head of a five power alliance command to be announced in Paris by Britain France the Netherlands Luxembourg and Belgium. He would resign his Britain army post and Juin would lead land forces with Cumberland and Tedder commanding naval and air units respectively.
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Fivepower
Brussels
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Paris
Britain
France
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Belgium
Alphonse Juin
North Africa
Lord Cunningham
Royal Air Force
Lord Tedder
If and When Orders Placed for War Goods
Arthur M. Hill, chairman of the National Security Resources Board, said phantom orders for war goods have been placed with American manufacturers to be fixed only if war arises. He told the Navy Industrial Association that this foresight could cut production time by six months to a year and warned against Russian duplicity as a warning to prepare defense. He noted the board has not marked time and urged industrialists to help prepare groundwork.
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New York
Arthur M. Hill
National Security Resources Board
Navy Industrial Association
Hill
United States
Resources Board
Jews Claim Capture of Stern Gang Head
Reliable informants reported that Israeli police arrested Nathan Friedman Yellin, head of the Stern Gang, in Haifa with a key associate. The group had claimed responsibility for the September 17 assassination of Count Folke Bernadotte, the U N Palestine mediator, in Jerusalem.
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Israel
Nathan Friedman Yellin
Stern
Stern Gang
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U. N
Palestine
Jerusalem
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Zanesville Boy On Way Home With Clear Speech
Eight year old Davey Hook from Zanesville Ohio was flown to Wichita Kansas for speech therapy. After five months at the Institute of Logopedics he completes treatment and returns home with greatly improved speech. Dr Martin F Palmer notes the boy is an entirely different speaker and progress may continue.
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Zanesville, O
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Government Ends Ban On Corn Exports as Record Crop Rolls In
The government resumes corn exports after a year ban due to a record 3.5 billion bushel harvest. The Agriculture Department plans to allow 19 million bushels for October December exports, mostly to Europe, with higher export volumes expected next year. A price support program tied to parity is outlined as farm prices rise overall.
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Agriculture Department
Europe
1949 Convention to Be Finale for Civil War Vets
The Grand Army of the Republic closes its 82nd encampment as leaders decide no further gatherings after 1949. With only 28 survivors, the group plans Indianapolis 1950 as its final meeting. Theodore A. Penland, 99, of Portland is elected commander in chief to succeed 103-year-old Robert M. Rownd of Ripley, New York.
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Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
GAR
Theodore A. Penland
Portland
Ore
Robert M. Rownd
Ripley, N. Y
Evening Rainfall Totals 1.45 Inches
A heavy brief rainstorm Wednesday evening dropped 1.45 inches as observers logged rainfall at the state highway garage. The storm began at 6:25 P M and lasted about two hours while daytime high stood at 72 degrees and overnight low fell to 55.
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State Highway Garage
Red Army Prepares For Full Maneuvers
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet occupation army plans large autumn maneuvers starting in early October with extensive air fleets. United States Air Force officers said no notice from Moscow about air drills and questioned whether such actions would be staged to aid Berlin blockades.
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United States Air Force
Alles
Supa
Berlin
McDowell Attacks Justice Dept Over Communist Indictments
Rep. McDowell charged the Justice Department with window-dressing in indicting 12 Communist Party leaders in New York on charges of conspiracy to overthrow the government. The indictments, issued July 20, set their trial for October 15, as a partisan clash over anti communism policy continued between Republicans and the Truman administration.
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Washington
Rep
McDowell
R-Pa
Justice Department
New York
U.S
House un-American Activities Committee
Pennsylvania
Two Million Men In Manpower Pool
A pool of more than two million young men is available for drafting. The 19 to 25 age group signed up between August 30 and September 18. Total registrations 8.58 million. most are ineligible. FBI says it is checking possible draft-dodging while Selective Service notes few men dodged registration.
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Washington
Selective Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Milk Price Cut Set in Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio reports a one cent per quart cut in all grades of milk prices effective October 1. No further officials or company names are provided in the readable text.
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Youngstown
Akron Hospital Workers Offer To Halt Strike
Akron Ohio September 30 CIO United Public Workers Union said it would call off a scheduled strike at Edwin C Shaw Sanatorium if 19 employees given dismissal notices are restored. Workers on duty and instructed to limit duties to patient care as trustees and union officials meet to discuss wages and job actions.
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Akron
Cio-United Public Workers’ Union
Edwin C. Shaw
Herbert Siens
Lancaster Woman Found Legally Insane in Slaying
Betty Gest, 29, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the shotgun killing of her husband David Gest, 46, at their Buckeye Lake home on August 4. Doctors at Lima State Hospital report say she is legally insane and not responsible for her actions.
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Lima State Hospital
Common Pleas
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Fainting Mother Smothers Infant in Pennsylvania
Four week old Dolores Helga Lake was found dead beneath her fainted mother Mrs. Alfred Lake Jr in Reading Pennsylvania police said the body was discovered by the infant's aunt Dorothy Lake in Lenhartsville the day before.
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Reading
Dolores Helga Lake
Alfred Lake, Jr
OSU Editor A J Patch Dies After Heart Attack
A J Patch aged 56 assistant editor of agricultural publications at Ohio State University died yesterday after a heart attack at the Faculty Club in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
A. J. Patch
Ohio State University
Acheson Says Return Tide Hits Soviet Power Drive
In a prepared Michigan state bar speech Dean Acheson declares the tide has turned against Soviet power expansion. He warns dangerous times, cites Stalin's 1946 plan and calls for peace through economic recovery while noting ongoing East West Berlin tensions.
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Mich
Dean Acheson
Russia
Berlin
Acheson
Michigan
Stalin
Soviet Union
Rube Goldberg Burglar Alarm Fails Inventor
Los Angeles report details Ross E. Piper a railroad switchman describing a complex booby trap in his room using photographic flash bulbs a radio and an electric clock to trigger when the dresser is opened. He claims an intruder smeared drawer handles with indelible pencil lead and syrup and notes that the contraption alone was stolen.
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Los Angeles
Ross E. Piper
Piper
Vote Survey Shows Dewey Leading By Wide Margin
Fortune Magazine reports Gov. Thomas E. Dewey leading President Truman by forty four to thirty one in the last pre election poll by Elmo Roper. The survey confirms results from four prior public opinion polls conducted April through August.
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Fortune Magazine
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
Elmo Roper
Loot Found After Bakery Robbery In Youngstown
More than 1500 dollars in paper wrapped coins was found yesterday at the bottom of an elevator shaft at Hathaway Bakeries Co. It formed part of 12063.8 dollars in coins cash and checks taken from a bakery office safe last Sunday.
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Youngstown
Hathaway Bakeries Co
United Nations Debates Berlin Blockade and Atomic Control
The United Nations Security Council opens with a focus on the Western charge that Russia’s Berlin blockade threatens global peace. Warren R. Austin chairs as October president, with Argentina poised to take the helm if the Berlin item advances. Austin urges international atomic control and reiterates support for the Baruch plan while noting Soviet sovereignty blocks progress. Canada’s Gen. McNaughton leads Western efforts pushing for effective atomic energy control amid three reports of deadlock.
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United Nations Security Council
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Berlin
Council
U. S
Warren R. Austin
Austin
Argentina
Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
A. G. L. McNaughton
Canada
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Commission
McNaughton
Little Fiddler Born to Heifetzes
Hollywood report Mrs Frances Heifetz 36 wife of violinist Jascha Heifetz gave birth to a six pound ten ounce boy last night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital It was the first child for the 47 year old virtuoso and Frances Spiegelberg married in January 1947
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Frances Heifetz
Jascha Heifetz
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Frances Spiegelberg
Bravest Youth Rescued From Plane Crash Near Fort Nelson
In rugged terrain 65 miles northwest of Fort Nelson an Alaska bound plane wreck trapped 12 year old Michael Lintner for 42 hours. Rescuers praised his courage after he was pulled alive with serious injuries and taken to Edmonton for surgery.
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Alta
Rcaf Flyers Today
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Alaska
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K. W. Clark
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Great Falls
Mont
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