Elevation rumor swirls as Warren hints at exit
Sacramento AP dispatch reports Gov Earl Warren will not seek re election in 1954 and may resign for a federal post. Speculation links a Supreme Court seat to Warren, with Lt Gov Goodwin Knight poised to run next year. Warren’s statement leaves time for successor selection and possible Eisenhower action.
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Heat Kills 114 as Cool Air Moves East
A mass of cool air moved into the midsection upgrading relief from a two week heat spell that killed at least 114 people and ruined crops. The cool front reached Montana Wyoming and Colorado Wednesday night with rain and winds up to 60 mph. New York City faced record heat.
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Where to Find It in the Local Paper
A compact guide lists sections and page references for the newspaper. It directs readers to Beach Combing and other features across pages C-1 and B-11, with bridges, classifieds, comics, crosswords, editorials, finance, obituaries, radio and TV, shipping, sports, theaters, tides and temperatures, Women’s pages, and Your World on specified pages.
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Weomen
Korea PV Trade to End by Sunday
The Communists and United Nations command agreed to finish the prisoner exchange by Sunday. The Reds warned they would notify the U N command if a delay occurred and turned over a roster of remaining prisoners, including hard cases from Chinese and North Korean units. Maj Gen William Dean, the Allied captive, is expected to be the last exchanged.
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North Korea
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Paris l'Humanite
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Rail Conductors Cancel Walkout
The government said the Order of Railway Conductors canceled a strike planned for Sept. 14 and the National Mediation Board announced postponement of negotiations until after Oct. 1. The union, claiming 35,000 members, seeks pay increases tied to locomotive size and improved working conditions.
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National Mdiation Board
Conductors Union
Red Hoodlums Clash With West German Police at Helmstedt
A mob of 1000 Communist agitators attacked West German border guards in Helmstedt as police arrested 1500 to 2000 in the night. Reinforcements were sent and total arrests along the frontier surpassed 8000 as authorities sought to prevent disruption of upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Seaton Picked for Assistant Defense Secretary Post
President Eisenhower announced former Nebraska Senator Fred A. Seaton as assistant Secretary of Defense in a recess appointment awaiting Senate confirmation in January. Seaton, 43, leads Seaton Publishing Co and runs radio stations in Hastings Manhattan and Coffeyville. he advised the President during the campaign and was appointed to the Senate in 1951 after Senator Wherry’s death. He did not run in 1952.
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Republic of Indonesia
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Daily Tribune
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POWs Hurl Rice at Reds in Protest Burials
Communist prisoners at Panmunjom bury crushed rice balls with rocks at centers in protest today. U.N. personnel report no bull's-eyes seen. The act is tied to ongoing tensions and exchanges at the demarcation line.
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Reds
U. WN
Dulles Attacks Soviet Reds Boost Adenauer Campaign
Secretary of State Dulles denounced the partition of Germany as a scandal and a crime blaming Russia. He urged Moscow to attend a proposed Big Four foreign ministers meeting to resolve German and Austrian issues, arguing West German support for Adenauer is crucial for German unification.
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Dulles
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Adenaue
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Fast Surgery Saves Unborn Baby as Mother Dies
A two month premature boy was saved by an emergency Caesarean section after mother Mrs. Constance Green 25, died at Evanston Hospital. The polio patient had been hospitalized since August 29 and reportedly improved until a relapse early today. The newborn was placed in an incubator and described as in good condition. The Greens, Chicago residents, have two older children, Kathleen and Thomas.
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Chicago
Evanston Hospital
Constance Green
Green
Unclear Weather Forecast With Cloudy Night Drizzle
Night and morning low clouds with early morning drizzle. Mostly sunny afternoons through Friday. Little change in temperature.
Warren Entitled to State Pension
SACRAMENTO Gov. Warren will start drawing a $10,000 a year state pension next March. He would be eligible for the maximum pension for constitutional officers and legislators even if he leaves before term end in 1954. The governor’s salary is $25,000 and pensions total up to 40 percent after eight years in office, Warren turning 63 next March 19.
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