Liberal Jurist Not Critical Says Doctors
Yakima Washington October 3 AP Justice William O Douglas a leading liberal on the U S Supreme Court was gravely injured when his horse fell in the Cascade Mountains sustaining 13 rib fractures and a punctured lung His condition was later labeled not critical though pneumonia risk remained Doctors said he responded to blood transfusions and emergency treatment He planned to return to Washington D C soon with his son and wife en route to be by his side his boyhood ties to the area noted and friends described the climb as a planned part of his book project
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Taies
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Wiliam Jr
Middle East
Europe
Iran
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Russia
Peso Slashed 46 Per Cent by Argentina
Buenos Aires reports Argentina devalues its peso by 46 percent against the U S dollar the sharpest among South American devaluations. The move reshuffles exchange rates suspends imports and aims to align with 25 other nations that have devalued. The Central Bank implements new rates and lists import items in response to global currency shifts.
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Visitor Record Set as Rail Fair Closes
Chicago Railroad Fair closes after two season run. Exposition sponsored by railroads drew record crowds for a single industry with 2,500,513 visitors over closing period.
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Railrads
Omer Fen
Louisiana Youth Spree Ends in Arrest and Captivity
State police said today that a Golden Meadow youth conducted a brief crime spree in the early hours yesterday in Harvville Louisiana. Officers shot out his tires and he was captured here awaiting charges to be filed.
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Clark's Fatal Airplane Trip Purely Chance
Hollywood reports crooner Buddy Clark 38 died when the small two engine plane carrying him home from Palo Alto ran out of gas and crashed in a Los Angeles street. Five others injured including Sam Hayes wife and NE company staff. Pilot James Hayter among the wounded all expected to recover.
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Chicago
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Russ Recognize Red Regime in China Break With Chiang
The USSR recognizes the People’s Republic of China and breaks with Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist government, a move seen as expected in New York. Tsiang, CN legate, says the new regime would be recognized by its “father” Soviet Russia. Britain signals readiness to discuss recognition with 18 allied nations. The U.N. debate over Soviet backing of the Communists continues amid Western and Balkan diplomatic shifts. Yugoslavia faces pressure from Moscow-led Cominform. Tito’s regime loses allies as Romania severs friendship treaties, with reports of troop movements toward Hungary and Romania. Greece and its northern neighbors seek U.N. mediation, inviting Albania and Bulgaria to participate in a four-nation conciliation effort. Yugoslavia and Greece already attend.
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Los Angeles Woman Killed in Santa Rosa Crash
Mrs. Pest E Hubbard aged 56 of Los Angeles was fatally injured in a two car collision 19 miles west of Santa Rosa New Mexico this morning. Three other persons were injured in the crash that occurred near Santa Rosa on October 3.
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American Vessels Run Blockade To Shanghai
The Flying Trader and sister ships slipped through a blockade near Shanghai as Nationalist gunboats escorted two vessels to the Chusan Islands. The Flying Independent carried 125 Korean refugees, 15 Western passengers, and 30,000 tons of cargo worth about 1.659 million dollars. U.S. Britain do not recognize the blockade and offered no intercession. Korean repatriates sought passage to Pusan amid storms and food shortages.
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Koreas
Raoul Walsh Headed to England for Captain Hornblower scouting
Noted director Raoul Walsh of White Bear fame has departed for England to scout location sites for the film Captain Hornblower. No further details on dates or specific locations were provided.
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Cali
Raoul Walsh
White Bear
England
Captain Hornblower
Three Oregon Deer Hunters Slain in First Two Days
PORTLAND Ore Oct 3 07 three deer hunters have been slain in gunning accidents during the first two days of Oregon's deer hunting season. A fourth died of heart attack while making camp before the season opened.
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Oregon
Tennessee Feud Violence Lights Up Mountain Town
In DAS Tenn on October 3 bullets ripped two more houses a restaurant and a car amid ongoing family feuds. No injuries reported though the clashes stem from a long feud linked to illegal whisky. leaders and feud figures were noted in court testimony.
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Save or Face Higher Tax Britons Told
London reports that the British government warned of higher taxes if spending continues, as inflation risks rise after devaluation. Douglas Jay said saving more could curb inflation, with two unpleasant options on the table: higher taxes or reduced housing programs. Taxes already take a large share of wages amid widespread sales taxes. Argentina’s peso devaluation and meat price plans threaten Britain with higher meat costs.
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Douglas Jay
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Tijuana Editors Charged With Frameup
Two Tijuana editors were jailed after police said two cans of opium were found in a car used by them. Jose Garduno Bustamante editor of Noticias and Antonio Tamborrel publisher of El Tijuanaense face narcotics charges. Tamborrel also writes for La Prensa in Mexico City. They deny the accusation and allege framing by authorities.
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San Jose Man Held on Girl's Complaint
SAN JOSE October 3 police held Harry J Wakefield II 28 a 200 pound mechanic on charges of violating theater and cashier. It was his second arrest in four months on sex charges involving teenage girls according to police. His wife is expecting another child.
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Dog Keeps Vigil at Side of Dead Mistress
A German shepherd guarded the body of Mary Annie Greer, 82, for days after she disappeared with her husband Price in the woods near Savannah. A 100 man posse finally found Greer dead, the dog still guarding her. Sheriff G. E. Norman noted the dog had tried to drag her toward home, a testament to the animal’s faithfulness amid the tragedy.
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Death at Battle Royal prompts probe in Baltimore
Mayor Thorne ordered a complete investigation into the death of 19 year old Linwood Matthews who was stabbed during a park melee between white youths and Black teens. Police held two white boys for questioning as the fight erupted after Black and white groups clashed near George Bitzer's park.
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George Bitzer
Baltimore
Munich
Radio at Terminal to Do Advertising
New public address system at Grand Central Terminal will broadcast five minutes of hourly ad spots starting today. The program runs from 7 2 m to midnight Monday through Friday and will weave in advertisements for cigarets watches automobiles restaurants chewing gum and other radio sales items. The New York Central and the New Haven railroads will insert headlines about their trains during the slots.
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New Haven
Young Wife Witnesses Husband Drown in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia a young wife watched her husband drown yesterday as a stalled motorboat capsized. The tragedy occurred on the river near the city with authorities reporting the incident and identifying the deceased.
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Torbort
Wolves Warned at Beauty Parlor in Uppder Darby
A fragment from an Upper Darby beauty parlor sign warns male passersby about a wolf motif tied to Little Red Riding Hood. The readable text mentions a grandmother and a playful alert posted October 3.
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Wwe
Boy Dies Retrieving Football in Denver Fall
In Denver on October 2, 14-year-old John Andersen fell to his death while carrying a football down a ladder. He had climbed onto a one story cafe roof to retrieve the ball and was descending when he lost his grip, suffering a broken neck. His brother Allen, 17, had helped kick and retrieve the ball from the cafe roof in suburban Aurora.
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Aurora
Bankhead Memorial to Be Erected on Walker County Courthouse Grounds
The Woodmen of the World will unveil a memorial honoring three Bankhead family members on the Walker County courthouse grounds. Names include John S. Bankhead Sr. 1842 1920 Confederate captain and U S Congressman, and William Bankhead 1874 1940 porter and U S House member. National director N Cochran of Montgomery will speak. Farrar Newberry, Woodmen president, will present the memorial.
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Middleman Hit for Food Costs in Oklahoma City
Partial OCR text notes rising food costs and middlemen in Oklahoma City, mentioning retailers and price pressures. Details are unclear but point to food price increases affecting grocers and consumers in the period.
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