Secrecy on Relief Rolls Attacked at Governors Conference
At the 43rd Governors Conference, leaders debated relief roll secrecy with Indiana angrily noting a $3 million loss from delayed eligibility, while Illinois and New Jersey officials urged states to decide publicity levels. Lee threatened walkout over program constraints as Dewey courted western GOP governors for Eisenhower support.
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City Council OKs two hour parking rules and Atlantic Pl naming
Final reading passed to regulate two hour parking on Fourth Street Alamites to Walnut Avenues and on the west side of Magnolia Avenue Ocean to Seaside Boulevards. Prohibits parking on the east side of Magnolia between these boulevards and designates the first public thoroughfare east of Atlantic Avenue between San Antonio Drive and 45th Way as Atlantic Place.
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Rites Tomorrow for Fitch Hair Tonic Founder
Des Moines Iowa October 2 Private service will be held tomorrow for Fred W Fitch 81 small town barber who promoted his secret hair tonic into a multimillion dollar business Fitch founder of the hair tonic firm bearing his name died late yesterday after a year s illness He discovered the formula while working with a physician in Boone Town The firm was sold to Grove Laboratories Inc St Louis in 1949 for an estimated 2 000 000
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Yanks Battle Reds in Korea Air War No Loss
United Nations forces blasted MIGs and bombed routes in Korea as Gen. Omar Bradley praised UN strength and signaled readiness to resume armistice talks. Jet battles over MIG Alley left several planes destroyed or damaged while ground raids hammered Red transport.
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Entertainers End Star Suit End Star Suit
A federal court dismissed a $200000 libel action by Entertainers Larry Adler and Paul Draper against Greenwich wife Hester R McCullough after they failed to seek retrial. The suit arose from her remarks branding them pro Communist after a January 1949 Greenwich concert.
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Bogus check given for check writer arrested in Columbia
A man was arrested yesterday for making an $82.40 purchase with a forged check. He bought a check-writing machine.
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Firm Fined for Hiding Mexicans
SAN FRANCISCO October 2, 02 The Ferry Morse Seed Co must pay a fine after pleading no contest to charges of concealing Mexican farm workers from immigration agents who entered the country illegally. Federal Judge Edward P Murphy sentenced the company after two employees pleaded guilty. Ranch Superintendent John J McCabe testified he could not identify which of his 65 workers were Mexican aliens due to the fluctuating Salinas Valley labor picture. He said a new company rule requires each new hire prove citizenship.
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Price Controllers 1952 Aim of AFL
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, stated that electing a Congress committed to real price control is among AFL aims for 1952. He asserted AFL has the votes if mobilized and said special interests oppose price controls. Green spoke at a press conference as ATL informs voters of the goal.
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Britain to leave Abadan as Iran hires foreign workers
Britain will depart Abadan tomorrow as 300 Iranian boats will transport technicians to Basra aboard the Mauritius anchored off Abadan on the Iraqi side of the Shatt el Arab. About 400 Indian and Pakistani employees will be sent to Bombay. Fatemi said Iran will hire foreign staff to replace the British without waiting for the Security Council decision.
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Port Equipment Contract Slated
An $8247.75 contract has been awarded by the Board of Harbor Commissioners to Sawyer Motor Co. to furnish an undercarriage for a Browning crane.
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