Conferees Rush New Higher Tax After Sunday Talks
Senate House conferees broke a stalemate on key parts of the $4.5 billion war tax bill and planned swift action. An emergency revenue bill and a defense measure totaling about $17 billion were discussed, with House members pushing a direct vote on a provision curbing aid to Russia. The panel trimmed the Senate total by roughly $121 million without touching defense funds and scheduled a Sunday session to speed the work.
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Russia
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D.-Texas
Truman
Restrictions Tomorrow on Credit Buying
Washington dispatch reports that Monday sees strict new consumer credit limits under Regulation W by the Federal Reserve Board, with larger down payments and shorter payoff periods for autos and major appliances. The National Production Authority will also curb purchases of scarce materials, while officials say these steps aim to curb inflation without dampening prudent buying.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Federal Preserve Board
INPA
NPA
Renauthers
Tru Ran Gays
Kores
Potency of Martinis Proves Greater Than Whisky
Oakland police pathologist Dr. Vasco Salvadorini reports martinis show higher potency than whisky. Tests indicate six to eight proof whisky equals three or four martinis in effect, with a fatal third martini potentially reaching dangerous blood alcohol.
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Vasco Salvadorini
Salvadorini
Sinc Caaland
Killer Traps Robs Widow in Akron Slaying
An Akron widow, Betty Neal, was robbed and stabbed in her home while a baseball game aired. The killer, still at large, stole 86.68 dollars and used a broken rolling pin in the defense, with a radio dial blocked to conceal the incident as night turned to day.
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Ohio
Betty. Neal
Betty Young
Robert L. Smith
Washington
Britain teeters as Churchill eyes Labor fall in Commons
Winston Churchill looks set to challenge the Labour government in a Commons vote next Tuesday over plans to place the steel industry under state control. A motion censuring Attlee’s government could trigger a dissolution and a national election, possibly in November, with Labour’s fragile majority dependent on absences and allied defections.
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Stafford Cripps
Mont Follick
High Seas
Far East
Tom Driberg
Korea
Ernest Bevin
New York
Highlights of Today's News
Officials say the proposed school building program will cost little while a city vote Tuesday may open residential areas to oil drilling. Citizens protest the plan as Los Angeles Mayor Bowron discusses charges against the City Council. The North Atlantic Treaty Council recesses as talks on rearming West Germany continue.
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Bowron
North Atlantic Treaty Council
West Germany
Where to Find It Armed Service News Feature List
A navigational notice lists sections across pages with military and defense content. It mentions pages A6 to A15 and D-10 for obituaries, plus various topics like Beach Combing and Political News.
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Puszie
Legislature to Act On Globe War Perils
RADHAMENTO Sept 16 The legislature meets in special session to address wartime issues California doctors from other states may practice without licenses and to adapt the opth sabotage law for the war effort Gov Warren seeks civilian defense disaster relief subversive activity and civil and military service legislation He also asks for 250 million dollars for needy school districts and adjustments to the state construction program to cover rising costs.
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Captive Ex-President of Salvador Released
Former Salvadoran president Castro Castaneda is freed after nearly two years in detention following a military coup that ousted his regime, ending a long period of confinement and uncertainty for him and his supporters.
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Sans Salvador
el Salvador
Castro Castaneda
His &S Jemiment
Depraved L B Russ Radio Weeps for Girls
A Soviet broadcast portrays American amusements as depraved citing a Long Beach walkathon described as appalling. It narrated leveraged beggars paid to walk in pairs for hours, exhausted participants chained, and a cruel pursuit of dollars while industry figures exploit unemployment.
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Moscow
United Press
Cali
Conner Ex-governor of Mississippi Dies at Night
Former Mississippi governor Conner dies tonight in Sree hospital after illness in September. Dias,jonain Martin Sennett and Mike Comn Conner tribute appointments and local officials express condolences.
Inchon Invasion Diary From D Day Morning
Aboard Task Force Seven off Inchon on September 15 summary diary passages describe 5 a.m. coffee longing, quiet channel lights, inchon enemy held, and early gun moves targeting Wolmi Island as Marines prepare to strike. Also reports a Los Angeles murder fugitive Samuel Asson escaped San Quentin, posing threats to his wife Mollie Asson and prompting police guard actions.
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Reds Retreat in Disorder on Naktong River
UN forces report fighting inside Seoul and a confused Red retreat across the Naktong River SE Korea. MacArthur lands at Inchon as 262 ships begin deliveries. Kimpo airfield and air attacks cited. Reds suffer higher losses and slow reactions.
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Korea
Naktong River
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Inchon
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U. S. Air Force
Kimpo
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Associated Press
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U. S. Second Division
Taegu
Gainn
U S raid leaves damage in Pyongyang says Moscow
Moscow radio quoted a mass message from Pyongyang claiming that 47 U S heavy bombers caused great destruction in a five hour raid on Pyongyang early today with many casualties reported.
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Moscow Radio
U. S
Pyongyang
Private Policeman Held After Slaying S. F. Youth
In San Francisco a private policeman, Robert H Richard of an Oakland detective agency, is jailed on suspicion of murder after fatally shooting Russell Cronin a 19 year old nephew of Superior Judge Melaye Cronin. The incident followed a disturbance at a Richmond district restaurant where Cronin and two companions reportedly drank and caused a scene. Police say Richard headlocked Cronin inside the eatery before pursuing him outside and firing twice after Cronin brushed him. Cronin died later from abdomen and neck wounds.
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