Monarch Past Stage of Shock Hopeful After King Geoge Operation
London Sept 25 AP Buckingham palace medical bulletin said King Geoge had a rested night and took nourishment marking first sign of passing initial shock after major lung operation Sunday. Bulletin No 5 noted continued strength gain as doctors told royal family at Clarence House Marlborough House and at the king’s bedside crowd of about 10 000 read the update. A London expert called the bulletin optimistic awaiting stronger signs as the king fights for life. Continued on Page A-7 Col 2.
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Iran Orders Britons Out Over Abadan Oil Fight
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh ordered 300 British oil technicians to leave Iran by October 4. Deputy PM Fatemi said remaining Britons at Abadan refinery cannot stay under any condition. Britain weighs response as Abadan plant faces expulsion and potential military action.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Hossein Fatemi
Abadan
London
Clement Attlee
Britain
Abbadan
Iraq
Persian Gulf
Senate panel approves Bowles for India ambassadorship
A Senate foreign relations subcommittee voted 3 to 2 to approve Ches ter Bowles as U S ambassador to India. The Sept 25 session in Washington advanced his nomination amid partisan debate and the chance for a full Senate vote.
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Senate Foreign Relations
Chester Bowles
U. S
India
West Defies Opposition of Kremlin
Paris dispatch reports the United States Britain and France plan a joint declaration stating Italy is no longer subject to certain peace treaty arms limits. The move, aiming to drop restrictions on Italy’s army air force navy and overall force, would require Soviet approval to modify the treaty.
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Reds claim capture of U S unit in Korea report
A Pyongyang broadcast claimed that Communist forces seized the U S Second Division's 38th Regiment and more than 40 soldiers, saying they surrendered and denounced Anglo American imperialists. no date was given and the U S public information office offered no comment.
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This Is Goodbye Frail Ailing Led Runs Away
Morton Bargteil, 16, left Takoma High School after leaving a note claiming he could not keep living. He has endured ten abdominal operations, a removed bladder with a leg bag, and one kidney removed. Police alarm spread along the East Coast as his mother, Mrs. H. M. Bargteil, fears for his safety. He is described as 5 feet 2 inches, about 95 pounds, with brown eyes and hair, wearing horn-rimmed glasses, a dark blue jacket, brown or gray trousers, and black tennis shoes. He is still missing.
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Morton Bargteil
Takoma High School
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H. M. Bargteil
Benjamin S. Abeshouse
the Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
Tax Agents Admit Selling Influence
Senate investigators heard testimony from two tax agents and a wage hour investigator about gifts and payments from American Lithofold Corp to federal employees. J James Olson testified he drew fees and used influence to win printing contracts for Lithofold, with Lithofold records showing 5851 paid. Circele said Olson was used for influence and improper. Doxon testified he and another agent earned more than 7000 in commissions from Lithofold while on the payroll.
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Senate
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
J. James B. BE
Olson
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Lithofold
Vonner V. Circele
Walter Doxon
Internal Revenue
Atlantic City
N. J
American Lithoford
Doxon
John L. Kelly
Fight to Restore Tax Hike Started
Senator O Mahoney launched a move to restore, in part, an estimated 730 million dollars of excess profits tax revenue cut from the Senate finance committee bill. He aims to eliminate 120 million dollars a year in relief provisions and then restore a House approved provision taxing profits above 75 percent of base period levels, arguing the excess profits carve out is unneeded. The plan would lift federal taxes to about 5.506 billion annually, while the House proposal calls for a 7.2 billion increase.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
D.-Wya
Senate Finance Committee
Wyoming
Corporation Financial
Beef Handlers in 50 Cities Being Checked
Government price control personnel sweep 500 slaughter houses nationwide in predawn checks. Price Enforcement Director Edward Morgen said operations in more than 50 cities were examined and hundreds of packers were expected to be involved.
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Washington
Edward P. Morgen
Government action considered against L A meat packers
Los Angeles officials say OPS may file injunctions, suits to collect penalties or criminal charges against meat packers and slaughterers accused of overcharging. Enforcement officer James Harrington noted the local phase of a nationwide crackdown has been in prep since last Thursday with possible actions tomorrow or Thursday.
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OPS
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Price Stabilizer cracks down on meat industry practices
Michael V. Di Salle ordered OPS to aid enforcement agents in a coast to east crackdown. In San Diego he charged sharp practices and lack of cooperation by meat handlers, directing inspectors to audit slaughterers records, weights, scales and invoices to detect illegal pricing. He said rank and file needs take priority over powerful groups. OPS agents were told to seek help from federal, state and local officials if needed.
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San Diego
di Salle
OPS
Inew Wastungeon Usecage
J . Morgan
Weather outlook with variable winds and hazy sun
Low clouds linger tonight with a gradual clearing by morning. Humid hazy sunshine expected tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures hold steady with little change. Winds light and variable tonight and tomorrow morning, shifting to westerly 10 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon.
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Clown Poses as Charity Donor Loots Hollywood Socialites
In Los Angeles on September 25, Mrs. John Auer reported a charity ball clown collected funds for the Hollywood Cancer Clinic by selling smiles at 1 dollar each. Around 700 attendees contributed, with some giving 20 or 50 dollars, and about 500 dollars vanished after the grand march. The con artist used an Oriental-royal accomplice to boost takings, then disappeared with the money. Mrs. Auer notes club members want to reward the clown with a new uniform.
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Los Angeles
John Auer
Fashionettes
Danco
Pagliacci
Hollywood Cancer Clinic
U S Jets Triumph in Long Korean War Air Battle
At least 37 U S Air Force Sabrejets fought 80 MiG-15s along the Korean Manchurian frontier. Five enemy planes were destroyed and several damaged as the raid, over 600 mph, stretched from 35,000 feet to near ground level. First Lt. T Booth Harker of Bozeman, Montana, downed two MiGs. The 4th Interceptor Wing increased its tally to 61 MiGs destroyed, seven probably destroyed, and 100 damaged.
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Korea
United States Air Force
Fightier
Yalu
Sinaiju
Sinanju
Weng
Heartbreak Hill
Yanggu
New Jersey
Santa Fe Asks Rail Fare Boost In California
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad petitions California authorities for higher train fares up to 55 percent and for higher bus fares on its Santa Fe Transportation Co. routes. Proposals include chair car rate rise from 1.61 to 1.875 cents per mile and Los Angeles to San Francisco from 6.20 to 6.50. The largest jump would be Madera to Porterville from 1.40 to 2.17 dollars.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
California
Utilities Commission
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Transportation Co. i
Los Angeles
Madera
Porterville
U.N. Invites Reds to Return After Walkout
Communist officers walked out of Kaesong talks prompting Gen Ridgway to invite a return for further talks. Allied notes objected to Kaesong as a site and demanded discussion of conditions for resuming the armistice talks. An overnight helicopter message from Col Kinney offered a 10 am meeting next day to resume discussions.
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Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Alfred Maison
Munsan
Panmunjom
Andrew J. Kinney
Ridgway
Long Beach
Reds
Col. Kinney
Bomber Falls in Ohio Killing Three on Training Flight
A U S Air Force B-25 bomber crashed near Sabina Ohio during a routine training flight killing all three aboard. The wreckage was torn to shreds with no fire or explosion. Takeoff was from Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton at 8 55 a m and crash occurred about 9 20 a m Wright Patterson confirmed three aboard with names withheld pending notification.
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Sabina
Ohio
Art Air Force
John Ralse
State Highway Patrol
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Wright-Patterson
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The notice lists locations in the newspaper where sections appear including Eagle Page A-9 Bridge Page A-9 Classified Ads B-8 to B-11 Comics B-4 Crossword B-5 Editorial A-8 and A-9 Financial B-6 and B-7 Obituaries B-8 Radio and Television B-5 Shipping 8-7 Sports A-16 V1 Theaters A-6 and Tides Temperatures B-7 Women's Activities B-2 and B-3.
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