Florida Chief Calls Prober a Hypocrite in War Enquiry
In a 600 word statement from Tallahassee Gov. Fuller Warren accuses Sen. Herbert O Conor of Maryland of hypocrisy as the Senate crime committee reports on gambling in Florida. Warren vows a detailed reply to O Conor’s alleged lies and cites past ties between Maryland racketeers and gambling. Warren challenges a public debate in Tallahassee or Baltimore amid the committee’s final findings.
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Fla
Fuller Warren
Sen
Herbert R. O'Conor
D-Md
Wfant
Anes Yiany
Warren
Florida
Senate Crime Committee
O’conor
O'Conor
Baltimore
Gov. Warren
Maryland
Dan O’conor
Senate
O’cohans
Ocean City
United States
Reed Urges Halt in Tax Increases
Washington September 1 UP Rep Reed top Republican tax writer calls for Congress to reject further tax increases until a joint Senate finance and House Ways and Means Committee study is done. He would ask the President to withhold new tax demands until the panel completes its investigation. Reed says about 30 percent of the taxpayer dollar goes to taxes and warns against harming the economy with more levies.
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Reed
R-N
House
Congress
Senate Finance
House Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Fisherman Hocked Byron Hayworth Trapped by Fishhook
Byron Hayworth of Los Angeles was fishing at Fist Point Landing when a fishhook lodged in the back of his right knee yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at Seaside Hospital for the injury.
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Byron
Hayworth
Los Angeles
Fist ‘Point Landing
Seaside Hospital
Burglary Tightens Grip on Junipero Home
A burglar robbed two piggy banks of 3.50 in silver from the residence of Charles T. Russell at 1437 Junipero Ave yesterday. The intruder used a kitchen knife to open the banks, discovered upon the homeowner’s return last night.
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Charles T. Russell
Junipero Ave
General Denies Embracing Red in Armistice Talks
Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes, a U.N. delegate at Kaesong, denies placing his arm around a Communist delegate after the first armistice subcommittee meeting. He explains photographers asked for closer grouping and his arm around Gen. Lee was inadvertent and not a gesture of camaraderie. He defends his businesslike conduct and the U.N. delegation’s stance.
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Seoul
Henry I. Hodes
U. N
Kaesong
Associated Press
Kae- Song
Hodes
U.N
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Gen. Lee
100 Traffic Deaths as Labor Day Weekend Opens
100 traffic deaths were recorded in the first 24 hours of the Labor Day weekend. The toll rose with drownings and a capsizing, as the National Safety Council projected about 390 traffic deaths from Friday six p.m. to Monday midnight. Last year totaled 383 traffic deaths, 80 drownings, and 96 miscellaneous deaths, an all time high for the three day holiday.
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Asavadled
Montauk
National Safety Council
Passenger Hurt as Cars Collide
John C. O'Donnell aged 28 of 4206 E. 14th St sustained rib fractures in a two car collision late yesterday at Stearns St and Los Coyotes Diagonal. He was treated at Community Hospital. His wife Vivian 26 was the other passenger. Maxine E. Sorenson 38 of 1611 E. 63rd St drove the other car. she and the other driver were uninjured.
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E. 14Th St
Stearns St
Los Coyotes Diagonal
Vivian
Maxine E. Sorenson
E. 63Rd St
Train Slams Truck In Kansas Derailment Triggers Fatality
A southbound Rock Island Oklahoma Rocket derailed after colliding with a semitrailer at a grade crossing near Elbing Kansas. One person, Patricia Lanaghan Schweiter of Salina, was killed and at least 21 injured. The truck driver was hospitalized. Crew members escaped unharmed.
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Elbing
Kan
Rock Island
Oklahoma Rocket
Associated Press
Newton
Elping
Patricia Lanaghan
Schweiter
Salina
Leo S. Schweiter
Korea
Kansas City
Houston
Texas
Paw McDonald
Herington
Hutchinson
McDonald
Charles Arnold
Herington, Kan
Boy 16 Admits Killing of Banker in Jacksonville
DETROIT Sept. 1 A 16 year old, Charles Bashler, admitted to police the killing of banker John E. Stephenson, 62, in his Jacksonville home last Sunday. Bashler said it was an accident. Authorities began procedures to return him to Jacksonville for a murder charge and he also confessed to breaking into 30 Detroit apartments.
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Detroit
Charles Bashlor
Florida
Bashler
John E. Stephenson
Jacksonville
Stephenson
Credit index at Newport gambling casino shocks police
Police raided the Latino Quarter and the Manana gambling joints near Newport, Kentucky, seizing a card index of 1500 patrons from across the country. The index showed loans and check histories with notations such as No Good and Unlimited credit. Sixty eight arrests were made and thousands of dollars in equipment seized. only 20 of the 500 borrowers were Kentucky residents.
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Newport
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Dallas
Indianapolis
Dayton
Chiccago
N.G
Msurey
Man
Hhis
Yorkshire
Northern Kentucky
Columbus
Credit
Latin Quarter
Manana
Lawrence Wetherby
North Koreans claim UN destroyer sunk near Korea coast
A North Korean communique reported by Tass from Pyongyang claimed that a United Nations destroyer was sunk yesterday off the eastern coast of Korea after shelling near Wonsan. The report said many peaceful inhabitants were killed.
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London
United Nations
Korea
Tass
Pyongyang
People’s Army
Wonsan
Negotiations Halt in Copper Strike
Washington reports that union leaders and three large copper firms ended talks, dampening hopes for a quick settlement in a nationwide strike halting production. Kennecott workers in Utah accepted a tentative deal, while Anaconda Phelps Dodge and American Smelting faced renewed pressure to match terms, risking further walkouts. Orville Larson said negotiators would return west as talks collapsed. The Kennecott agreement includes a 1 cent per hour wage boost, job reclassifications, and a pension valued at 42.5 cents per hour.
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Washington
Sept. L
Kennecott Copper Co
Kennecott
Utah
Feaders
Anaconda
Phelps- Dodge
American Smelting and Refining
Orville Larson
Lar’son
Man Drowns In Harbor Off San Pedro Aboard Coquetta
Fisherman Frank Aceiba, 65, drowned yesterday afternoon after apparently plunging into harbor waters while boarding the dishing ves sel Coquetta at Berth 56 in San Pedro. His body was recovered by owners Mike and Bila Taormina, pronounced dead on arrival at San Pedro Receiving Hospital.
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San Pedro
Aceiba
Ward
Mike
Bila Taormina
Cleveland
Taormina Brothers
Frank Aceiba
Seared Railman Fights for Life in Norwalk Crash
A Santa Fe Railroad fireman Guy L. Rice 30 of Garvey was critically burned and clung to life at Los Angeles County General Hospital after a train slammed into a tank truck loaded with high octane gasoline at Imperial Highway Norwalk. Engineer William W. Baer 52 of Los Angeles died in the blaze. Three other crew members were treated for injuries. Truck driver Ralph E. Bennett 39 of Burbank fled the scene.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Norwalk
Los Angeles County General Hospital
Guy L. Rice
Garvey
Imperial Hwy
William W. Baer
Los Angeles
FED Agent Checks Bar In Louisville
In Louisville on September 1 a man posing as a federal agent tested a bar for blended whisky. He ordered two drinks from a bottle, sniffed each, and drank them, then left saying he would return to check more bottles. The bartender later realized two drinks were free.
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Louisville
U S Outspends Allies Six to One on Defense
Washington reports show the United States is spending five to six times as much on defense as Western European allies this fiscal year. Eight NATO nations plan $7.98 billion in defense outlays, while the U.S. defense bill climbs toward $56.5 billion, with a broader spend through atomic energy and construction.
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United States
Senate
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
NATO
Congress
Western Europe
Western
Aleman Hints at Possible Second Mexican Presidency
Mexico City September 1 Aleman signaled he might seek a second term challenging the constitutional ban if the people demand it His state of the union address greeted by Congress contrasted with street protests where 3000 Communist led students clashed with police burning arches and deriding lavish decorations while a police lieutenant was wounded and several students jailed
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Mexico City
Wil
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Aleman
Congress
Palace of Fine Arts
Youth Questioned in Phantom Killing
Los Angeles detectives questioned a 19 year old youth arrested on a vagrancy charge in connection with the phantom slaying of Nina Marie Rice, 25. The suspect, identified by a gas station attendant, may have offered a shotgun as security for an auto repair bill. Investigators believe the same gun may have fired the bullets that killed Rice and wounded Lois Kruetzer, both amid a string of similar attacks centered on a suspected sex maniac.
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Los Angeles
Nina Marie Rice
Whittier
Calif
Mother Tueday
Garner Brown
Struc
Ready for Anything: 40th Infantry Division in Sentai Jubilation
SENDAI Japan Sept 1 The Southern California 40th Infantry Division reported it is ready for any mission Division Commander Maj Gen Daniel H Hudelson said the unit finished five months of training on Honshu It marks the division's one year anniversary of full time Army duty The former National Guard outfit can face future assignments in defense of the United States and world freedom.
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Sendai
Japan
California
40Th
Daniel H. Hudelson
National Guard
Honshu
United States
Army
Uncle Seeks Man to Inform Family of Death
Police seek George W. Hawk last known at 2329 W. Esther Sr in connection with a family death. He is asked to contact his uncle W. M. Hawk in Kingsport Tennessee.
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George W. Hawk
W. Esther Sr
W. M. Hawk
Kingsport
Tenn
Never Say Die Cafe Fuselage Will Fly Again
A Louisville cafe housed in a C 54 fuselage plans a return to flight with a Seattle to Tokyo route via Alaska operator. The fuse will be moved to a western plant for wings tail and engine installation before entering service. The buyer and plant were not named amid high prices and scarce new aircraft.
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Louisville
Seattle
Tokyo
Alaska
Herman C. Weist
Starved and neglected in school system plea for genius youths
In Chicago on September 1 a five year old boy bored into a planetarium display correctly identifying a missing planet. Dr Harry B Gilbert and Dr Harriet E O Shea warned that gifted children are starved in classrooms. They urged early or accelerated schooling to prevent social isolation and unlock future national problem solvers.
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Chicago
Harry B. Gilbert
Board of Educational Research
Department of Education
New York City
American Psychological Association
Gilbert
Harriet E. O'Shea
Purdue University
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