Hannegan to resign as Democratic National Committee chair
Washington reports that Robert E. Hannegan will quit as DNC chairman on October 29 and be succeeded by Sen. James Howard McGrath of Rhode Island. Hannegan will remain postmaster general. Sullivan will also resign. McGrath, 43, will not take a salary and aims to reelect Truman.
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Washington
A.P
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
James Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Habnegan
Truman
McGrath
National Committee
Hamnegan
Hananegan
Gael Sullivan
Sullivan
Hannegan
Sen. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Beulah Has No Plans to Wed Bud
Beulah Louise Overell, 18, has no plans to marry George Gollum, 21, as soon as they are acquitted of murder charges against her parents. Her attorney Otto A. Jacobs called the published story nonsense and said the only plan is a trip after possible freedom from trial before Superior Judge Kenneth E. Morrison.
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Santa Ana
Beulah
Louise Overell
George
Bud) Gollum
Otto A. Jacobs
Jacobs
Walter
E. Overel
Pole Attacks U S Aid Plan for Sixteen Nations
At the U N, Dr. Oscar Lange of Poland denounced the Marshall Plan as inadequate harmful to United Nations prestige. He urged avoiding economic bypss machinery outside the UN and warned the sixteen nations in the plan lack unity. Greece asked about extra aid. US denied talk of a pending request. The UN committee focused on approving a general headquarters plan before financing details. The US indicated support for Argentina Czechoslovakia and Canada for Security Council seats in the upcoming elections.
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Oscar Lange
Poland
Paris
United Nations
U. N. Assembly
U.N
Lange
U. N
Unite Nations’ Authority
Successtu
Manhattan
Austin
United States
Argentina
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Security Council
Assembly
Australian
Brazil
Coast Limited Nine Cars Jump Track Derailment Injures
Nine cars of the Southern Pacific West Coast Limited derailed south of Salem at 2:30 a.m. Three or more crew and about a dozen passengers were treated for injuries or shock. Baggageman D E Sinsen and mail alert George Miller from Portland suffered serious to moderate injuries. brakeman Paull Campbell returned home after lesser hurts. two waiters continued on the run after treatment. Engineer Victor Partipllo reported no bump.
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D. E. Sinsen
George Miller
Hart
Portland
Paull. Campbell
Joe Hospital
Victor Partipllo
Armed Beats Assault in Match Race
In New York on September 27, Armed beat Assault in a $200,000 winner take all match race. The event featured a special match race with a generous purse and drew attention from racing enthusiasts.
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New York
Russian Quintuplets Reported by Tass in Mongolia
Tass says a Russian woman from a Mongolian collective farm near Lake Baikal bore five newborns three boys and two girls all developing normally. The mother Khonda Tsyrenzhapoya is reported by Tass as residing on the Buriats Mongols near Siberia.
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London
Tass
Fass
Central
Siberia
Lake Baikal
Eight Boys Born to China Woman
Shanghai report says Mrs Chang Wei gave birth to eight boys on July 5 near Yang Pang Chen, northeast of Tianjin. One infant died at birth. seven survived with the mother in sound health. Local officials note special rations were issued for the family in the Communist area.
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Shanghai
Channg
Shu Ping
Tax Bureau
Hing
Shangha Chang
Shun
Chang
Ping Wei
Orie
Yang Pang Chen
Tientsin
Hospital reunion as brothers meet in adjacent beds
Two brothers separated in infancy reunite while patients at Birmingham Veterans General Hospital in Van Nuys. Rodolfo Robleto 28, born in Estate and adopted in Deming New Mexico, and Arthur A Espalin 30, recently admitted for surgery, discovered their kinship yesterday and plan a family gathering.
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Van
Nuys
Birmingham Veterans
General Hospital
Rodolfo Robleto
Band Head Jailed on Dope Charge
Los Angeles police arrested band leader Clifford Py Johnson and three companions on narcotics charges after a package of cigarettes was discarded from a car window before the arrest. Also booked were James McDowell, 35, his wife Beverly, 25, and Dorothy Boyard of San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Clifford Py
Ceepee) Johnson
Jeena Capenscimn
Atl
Johnson
James "McDowell
Beverly
Dorothy Boyard
San Francisco
Plane Plunges After Takeoff Near Norwalk Crash
Two men died when a Fairchild PT-19 plane crashed minutes after takeoff from Delpert Field near Rosecrans Avenue by the San Gabriel River. Pilot Arlie Hawkins, 28, and co owner Perry Bell, with Arvin Long, all of Bell, were killed. Sheriff aero detail and CAA investigated. Bodies sent to Arnold Mortuary in Artesia.
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Norwalk
Fairchild
Rosecrans Ave
San Gabriel’ River
Delpert Field
Arlie Eugene Hawkins
Perry Ra
Bell
San Gabriel River
Sewell Griggers
Sheriff's. Aero
Arnold” “Mortuary
Artesia
Football Official Killed in Collision at Geneva Game
Aurora Illinois reports the death of Opba J. Pohl a 42 year old high school football official from injuries after colliding with a player near Geneva He was a standout sprinter in his freshman year at the University of Illinois.
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Aurora
Ay Opha J. Pohl
Dn & Bame
Geneva
Dts Pohl
Univerisity
Clinsis
Increase in Home Prices Predicted by Steel Rise
A spokesman for the Associated Homebuilders of San Francisco said higher steel prices will push up home costs. Carl Gellert predicted a five room house would rise about $200, with two-bedroom homes of 950 to 1000 square feet now selling for 9500 to 10000 likely the first to feel the impact.
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San Francisco
U.N
Associated Homebuilders
I Association
Carl] Gellert
Yugoslavia Frees Three U S Soldiers
Three U S soldiers were arrested at the Trieste frontier Monday and released last night. The U S embassy sent a note to Yugoslav Foreign Ministry seeking information. A hal an apology was tendered by the foreign office after a conference with Cavendish Cannon and Vladimir Vele. The men are 1st Lt William Van Atten, East Orange, N J. Pvt Earl G Hendrick, Arlington, Va. and Pvt Glen A Meyer, Edgeley, N D.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
Trieste
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Foreign Office
Hal An
Cavendish Cannon
Cannon
Revesent
Vladimir Vele
William van Atten
East Orange, Jr
Earl G. Hendrick
Arlington
Pic
Glen A. Meyer
Greece to Ask 100,000,000 More From U S
Athens reports Premier Themistakles Sophoulis plans to request an additional 100 million dollars in aid to finance increased military and civilian relief in Greece. The request would join 300 million already approved, as Sophoulis meets Dwight Griswold to discuss the aid program amid guerrilla fighting and concerns over timely distribution.
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Athens
Themistakles
Sophouus
WU. S
Sophouus Pees
Dwight P. Griswold
Shief
U. S
United States
Walter
Greece
Valter
Turkey
Java Volcano Erupts Near Batavia in Indonesia
Mt Gedeh in West Java, the region's top volcano, roared to erupt near Batavia. Eyewitnesses saw a two mile high ash pillar as molten lava poured down its steep sides. The area, a crowded farming belt 45 miles southeast of Batavia, had been warned and citizens were told to evacuate.
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Batavia
Java
Mt. Gedeh
West Java
Ser
Buiten'ger
Fedeh
Bultengorg
Grain traders offer to curb speculation in markets
In Washington on September 27, Sen Flandera urged letting grain markets test their own systems to curb speculation while Rep Hope announced Congress will probe government grain purchases if exchanges supply warranting facts. Trade leaders discussed higher margin requirements, with McClintock arguing that speculation isn’t the cause of rising prices and calling for a congressional inquiry to prove true factors. Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade rose broadly as debates continued.
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Ashington
A.P
Sen
Finndera
R.-Ve
Hope
R.-Kan
House
Agricultural Committee
Congress
Fland
Shairman
Iainka
Stareeg Co
Flanders
J. O.mcclintock
Chicago Board ‘of Trade
McClintock
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Agriculture Department
Anderson
Chicago Board of Trade
Palestine-bound Ship Taken Amid Blockade Clash
In JERUSALEM on Sept. 27 British sailors intercepted the refugee ship Despite with about 450 aboard. One Jewish refugee was killed and nine injured as resistance ended after a 20 minute battle. The ship, a landing craft type, was towed toward Haifa under destroyer escort while plans to detain refugees in Cyprus proceeded with Empire Shelter and Empire Rest waiting in harbor.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Germany
Haifa
Cyprus
Italy
Department
Empire Shelter
Empire Rest
Daylight Saving Time Ends Tomorrow
New York Sept 27 Millions of Americans who lost an hour of sleep last April 27 will gain it back for another year when clocks are set back one hour tomorrow at 2 a m marking the end of daylight saving time in most communities where observed.
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New York
Employers Set Oct 1 Deadline for Stoppage
Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors face a near shutdown as 35 ships in port are to be moved or boarded out before midnight Tuesday. The Waterfront Employers Association declares a halt to loading and unloading by 12 am, targeting foremen who seek union recognition under Taft Hartley. About 200 foremen and 2700 longshoremen would be affected, average weekly earnings around $96.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
Waterfront Employers’ Association
Waterfront Group
W. R. Martowe
C. J. 10
Longshoremen's Union
Luckenbach Steamship Co
Outer Harbor Dock and Wharf Co
Luckenbach
NLRB
Navy Flies Medicine to Cholera Area
New York Sept 27 a Navy transport plane departed Floyd Bennett Field for Cairo carrying 8000 pounds of medical supplies in what Navy spokesmen called the first mercy flight to aid Cairo in a cholera epidemic.
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New York
Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
Cairo
Fliers From Rangoon Cross Burma Range
Tilfford B. Evans of Washington and George W. Truman of Los Angeles landed in Bangkok after a perilous flight from Rangoon Burma. Their light sport planes battled strong winds and tormented weather over the Burma Slam border in a dangerous crossing.
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Bangkok
Tilfford B. Evans
Washington
George W. Truman
Los Angeles
Rangoon
Burma
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