Stronger Link With Europe Is U S Answer
London reports Tass statements claiming the Soviet Union has the atom bomb and will seek to ban its use while noting blasting work in progress across the USSR for hydroelectric stations mines canals and roads. Tass recalls Molotov's 1947 denial that the atom bomb secret existed and cites Truman's claim of recent Soviet explosions.
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Forecaster Sees Cooler Weather for Long Beach
Long Beach residents face slightly cooler temperatures today and Monday with likely fog in the mornings. Yesterday’s Low 63 High 85. Los Angeles reached 89 after Friday’s 102. Other readings included Indio 106 Riverside 100 Santa Barbara 81 San Bernardino 101 San Diego 84.
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Air Searchers to Hunt Nicolls in LA
Mickey Cohen's private detective says an air search will be conducted for Frank Nicolls, Cohen's missing henchman. Bail loss possible if Nicolls does not appear October 3 for conspiracy trial. Nicolls vanished September 2. keys found in Baldwin Hills storm drain. air squadron authorized for low flying tomorrow.
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Barkley Passes Up Official City Fete in St Louis
Vice President Barkley visiting with Mrs Hadley declined a cocktail reception at City Hall and joined a birthday party for Mrs Hadley. Mayor Durst accepted the key to the city at the event, while reporters heard an unclear remark from Mrs Hadley.
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Unified Defense Plan Speeds With Atlantic Pact
Washington reports speed and reinforcement of western unity against Russia. Acheson in New York discusses UN assembly and alliance strategy with Bevin and Schuman as Congress debates arms aid for Europe. British and Canadian atomic partnership aims to maintain US edge while secrecy surrounds Soviet tests.
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Tampico Braces as 100 mph Gulf Hurricane Approaches
90 mile per hour hurricane nears Tampico with winds up to 100 mph near the center and gales to 70 miles. Residents seek shelter in schools hotels and public buildings as authorities order ships to stay in port and air traffic suspend. Forecasters expected a strike north of Tampico between early morning and 10 am with possible oil-installation damage if it veers ashore.
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Mere Male Wins Open Cake Baking Prize at Fair
POMONA September 24. Guy M. Davis Jr. of Burbank won first prize in the open cake baking competition at Los Angeles County Fair. His win mirrors his father’s 1948 triumph. Davis' prize was a white layer cake. Fred Holtz of Pomona won the men’s cake bakers prize earlier this week, taking two seconds and a third in three open classes.
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Pressure in Congress over atom bomb blast plan
Congress considers a billion-dollar program to arm European allies after disclosure of a Russian atom bomb explosion. The report outlines related pages including Public Forum and Realty News, and lists sections such as Luncheon Clubs and School News across A and D sections.
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Vatican Paper Urges Atomic Bomb Ban in War Fear
The semiofficial Osservatore Romano calls for renunciation of atomic weapons amid fears of World War II. It argues for disarmament as the only path between peace and catastrophic arms races, urging the United States and U.S.S.R. to reject the most terrible weapon.
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Princeton Professor Falls to Death at Stadium
Noted Princeton economist Frank D. Graham, Walker professor of international finance, died after plunging 70 feet from a Palmer Stadium parapet following a 26–14 Princeton victory over Lafayette College. Police call death accidental. wife separated in crowd. Graham advised U S Treasury, worked with commissions, and authored works on unemployment and economic institutions.
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Actress Froman Faces Long Walk After Air Crash
New York Sept 24 Jane Froman the actress injured in the 1943 Lisbon airliner crash is approaching the end of extensive treatments. Her physician Dr Sydney Kanev said a final successful operation has been completed and she will soon begin walking again as hearings reshape the nations television system.
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Daylight Saving Ends Officially Nationwide
New York reports daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. tomorrow in areas observing fast time this year. About 50,009,000 Americans gained an extra hour of sleep last April, with the end of daylight saving concentrated in the industrial Northeast and a few large cities elsewhere.
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Former Howser Aid Wins State Job Back
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24 UP C. Ellsworth Dick Wylie, former confidential aide to Attorney General Fred N Howser, regained his state post today. The State Personnel Board, in a 3 to 2 vote, reinstated him after concluding Howser's dismissal last April was not made in good faith or due to lack of work.
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College gridiron opens with power packed results
The 1949 season begins with Southern California walloping Navy 42 20 Stanford routing Harvard 44 0 and Texas hammering Temple 54 0. Notre Dame Army and Michigan Ohio State show strong early form while Penn State suffers a rare opening loss to Villanova. In baseball the Cardinals stay within a half game of the Dodgers as Boston beats the Yankees in a doubleheader.
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FCC hearing weighs expanding TV channels to 42 more
Proposals call for adding 42 new television channels to the 12 current VHF outlets to multiply available outlets from about 400 stations in 140 cities to roughly 2,000 stations in 1,400 communities. UHF options would use low cost tuners for existing sets. The hearing will also reexamine color television licensing, with the first three weeks focused on color.
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Pope to Announce Stand on Medicine Pronouncement
Vatican City reports Pope Pius is expected to issue a major pronouncement on Thursday regarding the churchs position on important medical problems.
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Lentz and Franklin Prepare to Face Federal Charge
Fresno counsel says Waiter HL Lentz and Robert HL Franklin will surrender next week under a federal indictment charging them with conspiring to tamper with a witness. The cases arose from a four times postponed preliminary hearing that moved back to Los Angeles.
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