Force Russia to Showdown Urges Senate Leader
Washington September 2 Senator McClean of Arkansas urged an ultimate peace or war showdown with Russia to pressure disarmament and international inspection through the United Nations. He backed a rapid manpower buildup to 3.6 million, calling for all-out mobilization and even firing the first shot if Russia refused cooperation. Other lawmakers supported larger forces, while White House and State Department rebuked similar preemptive-war talk.
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State Department
Senator Urges Internment Camps for Communists
A Senate proposal by Kilgore to declare a national emergency and inter n intern known Communists within 18 months, linking the plan to broader anti subversion legislation. Opposing views warn registration is unworkable and could clog the Justice Department, while allies push McCarran style measures to curb subversives and aliens.
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Candidate Picking Enters Last Month for 1950 Races
New York and other states begin final month of candidate selection for 11 Senate seats, 76 House seats, and 12 governorships. Dewey draft talk swirls as Gov Hanley withdraws. Conway quits NY governorship bid. Democrats still without a top slate. Senate contests loom with incumbents facing challengers and others unopposed across 14 states in September primaries. Rhode Island GOP holds the final primary before the Sept 27 election push.
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Eastern Airlines
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Maryland
Pat McCarran
Carl Hayden
Arizona
McKellar
D.-Tenn
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New Hamp Shire
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Elbert D. Thomas
Russia Pushes U N to Condemn U S in Formosa Row
LARE SUCCES Sept 2 Russia seeks to label the United States aggressor in Formosa by a draft U N resolution urging withdrawal of U S air sea and land forces from Taiwan and other parts of China. Malik submits the text as the council reconvenes after a holiday. Truman says the fleet acts to keep Formosa out of the conflict and that the U S does not seek further Asian territory.
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Sales Boost Noted on Geiger Counters
NEW YORK September 7 retail sales of Geiger counters for detecting radioactive materials have jumped 75 percent since August 1. A few buyers fear atomic attack but most plan uranium prospecting on vacations.
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Dance Recital by Villa Riviera Director of Dance
Mapuel Powell director of dance for the P T A and Adult Education Department will give a recital Saturday evening in the Chapel in the Sky at Villa Riviera Hotel. Assisted by Elyse Robert of the Paris Grand Opera Ruth Powell and others. The recital begins at 3 p m and is open to the public.
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Woman's Symphony to Perform at G A R Memorial Service
Eighty members of the Long Beach Woman's Symphony Orchestra travel by private car to the First Methodist Church in Los Angeles for a joint memorial service for the Grand Army of the Republic. Evan Anderson founder and conductor will lead the group in patriotic and classical numbers with Rosalie Ashley as guest soloist.
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Kidnaper linked to Crete beauty tied to marriage
Athens reports Costas Kefaloghianis 35 and Tassoula Petrakogeorgi 19 secretly wed at a mountain monastery in Crete. Police moved them to Athens after a government dispute involving the girl's father. Kefaloghianis faces abduction and arms charges as Archbishop Spyrides seeks peacemaking amid family tensions. Tassoula declares her love and says the marriage was her choice. The wedding sparked a confrontation with Tassoula’s father George Petako.
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Tassoula Petrakogeorgi
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George Petako
Aid Withdraws Dewey Expected to Run in New York
Lt Gov Joe R Hanley withdrew from the Republican gubernatorial race in Albany under pressure, backing Gov Thomas E Dewey for a third term amid Korea war emergency. a source said Hanley may be nominated for U S Senate. Hanley, age 74, indicated Dewey’s availability would be announced, reversing his prior bid.
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U S Mum Over Russ 5 A bomb Nests
U S Air Force refuses to confirm reports that Russia has five atom bomb nests. Maj. Gen. Orvil A. Anderson was suspended amid questions about the alleged claim. Air Force officials say no secret information was disclosed and no confirmation was given.
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Ala
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Government forms draft deferment considering reserve calls
Washington September 2 The government has set up a defense department in considering delay in the calling up of reservists and national guardsmen. The lists later may have an influence on draft deferments.
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Gta
New Denture Fit Offers 5 Dollar Plate Fix
Denturefit Sales Laboratories markets a unique denture refining process promising a permanent, 100 percent satisfactory fit or no cost. Beginning in Long Beach two years ago with 11 branches, the service charges five dollars per plate plus tax, with the Long Beach office at 610 Pacific Ave. Phone numbers provided.
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