Israel admits grab of disputed region near Jordan frontier
An Israeli army spokesman confirmed partial invasion of land along the Jordan River at the northern boundary with what was Palestine. He said the area had been granted under terms of the Arab Jewish armistice, while Arab governments protested to the United Nations. Reports from Damascus said Israeli troops moved in Aug 7 after fighting Jordan's armored forces near the Yarmuk and Jordan rivers.
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Australian Constellation completes first nonstop Manila to Sydney flight
An Australian Constellation from Quantas Empire Airways completed civil aviation history by flying nonstop from Manila to Sydney. The four engine plane covered the 3900 mile route in 16 hours, setting a new milestone for long distance air travel.
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Australia
Manila
Quantas Empire Airways
Korean Reds Use Surrender Tickets and Robbery Case
In Oklahoma City on September 13, police report two women from Salt Lake City linked to robberies at two groceries on September 2. They are charged as accessories after the fact. A bandit’s wife and a surrender-ticket holder are involved, with one man waving a leaflet and asking for more tickets to bring in other men. The case ties to two robberies and a staged surrender.
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Consolidation of All Foreign Aid Proposed
Washington report says President Truman may consider unifying all U S foreign aid into a single government agency. Gordon Gray leads a study group drafting proposals to merge the ECA and military aid programs, then link to Point Four and Latin American health efforts.
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China
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Export-Import Bank
Forty Diggers Save Toddler From Abandoned Well
In Rainier Oregon forty townsmen relayed in relays to rescue 15 month old Ronald Mysinger who fell 12 feet into an abandoned dry well. Dr M A Kenney fed oxen into the shaft and the crowd dug a parallel, then a bucket freed the child. Mayor Odle plans a campaign to cover wells after a nationwide echo of the incident.
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San Marino
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Cal Tech Scientist Denies Red Charges
Los Angeles September 13. A Cal Tech research scientist Dr Haue Shen Tsien denies government charges he belonged to the Communist party. In a writ for bail he says he was never a Red. He is held by immigration authorities after eight cases of scientific data seized from him en route to China.
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Haue-Shen Tsien
California Institute of Technology Researchscientist
Communist Party
Jet Propulsion ‘Authority
China
Japan Peace Treaty to Be Brought Up at Big 3 Conference
In New York, Secretary of State Acheson plans to discuss the Japanese peace treaty outlook with British Foreign Minister Bevin during Big Three talks. Truman’s approval of a government position on the treaty was announced last weekend, with plans for formal release in a few days.
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Sereyenyite
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Germany
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Ston
Charles Patford
Saatie
Washington
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Ache Gon
A B C Balks at Charges on Gypsy Rose Lee Pro-Red
New York report notes ABC refused to accept without evidence charges of pro Communist sympathies against Gypsy Rose Lee. AF of L Theatrical Union denounces smearing actors as dangerous.
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U. the American Broadcasting Co
Chicago American Legion
Gypsy Rose Lee
Jean Marx
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Ra Hs
Miss Lee
ABC
Edward Clamage
Iinois Legion
Cloudy Weather Over Wide Area Across Nation
Cloudy skies persisted today from the northern Rockies to New England as the nation saw reductions in temperature. Some northern Rocky points dropped below freezing while most of the Union stayed in the 30s. southern regions remained near seasonal norms amid widespread cloud cover.
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