Dewey Drives West Campaign For Senate Hold In Montana
Presidential hopeful Thomas E. Dewey urged Montana Republicans to retain control of the Senate and expand the GOP margin. He pressed western resource development as essential to national strength and world peace, addressing 10,000 in Seattle and planning stops in Paradise Missoula Helena and Great Falls.
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U.P
Thomas E. Dewey
Senate
Montana
James E. Murray
New Deal
Tom J. Davis
G. O. P. Senate
Paradise
Missoula
Helena
Wolf Creek
Cascade
Great Falls
Iowa
Colorado
New Mexico
West
Wyoming
Missouri
Truman
Albany
U. S
United States
Seattle
Civic Auditorium
Portland
Pacific Coast
United Nations
Paris
Russia
Caepalen
Fresh food rationing possible for Army troops in Far East
Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount warned that the west coast maritime strike could force rationing of fresh food for occupation troops in the Far East next month. The Army lacks refrigerator ships to meet needs, though dry stores could still be moved. Talks continue among labor and employer groups to end the deadlock, with mediation efforts by Mayor Elmer Robinson and an Alaska airlift initiative by four airlines to boost food shipments to Anchorage and Fairbanks.
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Francisco
U.P
West Coast
Paul F. Yount
Army Transportation Corps
Far East
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Independent Marine Firemen’s Union
Vincent J. Malone
Thursay
Elmer Robinson
Waterfront Employers Association
Robinson
Alaska
Seattle
Alaska Airlines
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pan American Airways
Northwest Airlines
Truman Targets Moore in Oklahoma Campaign Stop
President Truman attacked U S Senator Ed Moore at a Marietta campaign stop and urged voters to back Democrat Bob Kerr for Moore's seat. He warned a Republican win would be risky and promoted a broad Democratic slate with Kerr Turner and Thomas on stage. The train tour also included speeches in Sherman Whitesboro and Gainesville Texas.
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A.P
Oklahoma
U. S
Ed Moore
R.-Okla
Moore
Robert S. Kerr
Ross Rizley
R.okla
Rizley
Marietta
Kerr
Roy J. Turner
Elmer Thomas
Bob Kerr
Senate
Oklahoma City
Texas
Washington
Sherman
Rep. Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Whitesboro
Gainesville
Reds Charged With Wrecking Peace Structure
Moscow reports claim the Western powers may force a regional UN. Bevin's Paris assembly speech is seen as paving the way for a UN split. Soviet Tass cites Vishinsky proposals on arms control and nuclear weapons, while noting Western military moves.
Spaak Calls Fear Keynote in U.N. Speech
Paris dispatch reports Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Henri Spaak condemning Soviet fifth columns in western nations and branding fear of communism as the West's motive. He accused Vishinsky of aggression and defended Western unity against totalitarianism at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Paris
U.P
Paul Henri Spaak
Belgium
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Spaak
United Nations General Assembly
U. N
Soviet Union
Robert Schuman
France
Berlin
W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
Schuman
U.N
Padillo Nervo
West
Andrei Vishinsky
Spy Hunters Seek Scientist X Linked to Russ Formula
Congressional spy probes seek the unnamed Scientist X accused of aiding atomic leaks. The House Un-American Activities Committee tied Scientist X to Steve Nelson, a Pennsylvania Communist organizer, and urged trial for Nelson as an outright wartime spy. The panel also named Dr. Clarence F. Hiskey, his ex wife Marcia Sand Hiskey, and Dr. John H. Chapin for conspiring to hand atomic secrets to Soviet agents. The case carries possible death or 30 years imprisonment. hearings will continue.
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Ashington
A.P
Congressional
House un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Nelson
Communist Party
Pennsylvania
House
Clarence F. Hiskey
Marcia Sand Hiskey
John H. Chapin
Hiskey
Chapin
New York
Thomas Committee
Truman
Marcia Hand Hiskey
Arthur Adams
Inussia
Federal mediation and labor convention coverage update
Federal mediation section highlighted with remarks from a director addressing the State Federation of Labor Convention. City Council initiates steps to provide land for the Long Beach Art Gallery as reported on page B-1.
Warren Urges Decentralization in New England Talk
The teletype summary notes Warren advocates moving power from federal agencies to regional, local authorities in New England. Additional items include a preliminary Columbia River diversion study and various local notices, markets, and upcoming features across multiple pages.
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Warren
New England
Columbia River
Federal Security Agency to Charge 51 Employees with Disloyalty
Washington reports that 51 Federal Security Agency personnel may face disloyalty charges, with 15 already awaiting hearings. Administrator Oscar R. Ewing said loyalty concerns arise from sympathy to Communists, and reviewed August FBI reports showing 258 contacts and 143 favorable board recommendations amid ongoing scrutiny and internal reviews. The probes tie to the Studebaker-Ewing dispute over agency leadership.
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Washington
Federal Security Agency
Oscar R. Ewing
Ewing
Senate Investigating Committee
FSA
FBI
Francis D. Flanagan
Flanagan
John W. Studebaker
Education
Catch-All
Death Takes Former Hermosa Beach Man
William Wadsworth Mathews aged 53, mayor of Hermosa Beach from 1944 to 1946, died in a Los Angeles hospital from uremic poisoning after an illness of three weeks. A manufacturer and longtime civic leader in the beach area, he had been active in local affairs for years.
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Los Angeles
William Wadsworth Mathews
Hermosa Beach
Butter wholesale price slips to new low in Chicago
Chicago September 28 butter hits the lowest wholesale level since June 1947 with top grades at 64 1/2 cents a pound on the Mercantile Exchange floor, down as much as 2% cents from recent highs.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange
Russians Free Four U.S. Soldiers Held Near German Border
The Soviet Union released four American policemen after detaining them near the German border town of Torgen. They were captured yesterday when they inadvertently crossed the Soviet boundary during patrols.
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Hof
Germany
Torgen
Deaths Revealed in Pact Killings at Santa Monica
Police tie a joint suicide pact to the deaths of John W. McGuire, 76, and his wife Louise, 75, in Santa Monica. Investigators say McGuire shot his wife in bed then killed himself, leaving a note signed by both stating Nobody but ourselves are re.
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Santa Monica
John W. McGuire
Louise
McGuire
Local boy Benny Goodman seeks youthful drummer
In New York Benny Goodman and Gene Krupa sought Don Culpepper, a 17 year old Long Beach swing drummer who disappeared after checking out a hotel without an address. Culpepper had placed third in Krupa's annual swing drum contest and intended to stay in the city all week, leaving handlers unable to locate him. Don Culpepper’s father learned of the item and could not provide a lead.
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New York
Long Beach
Calif
Big City
Benny Goodman
Gene Krupa
Don Culpepper
Goodman
Krupa
Culpepper
Donnell Culpepper
Don
The
Press-Telegram
United Press Report
Broken Bones Boys Escape Hospital For Mothers
Two boys aged eight and nine at Maine General Hospital climbed out a first floor window using a bed sheet. They reached the lawn before nurses spotted them. Police Capt. Maguire recovered the pair as they cried for their mothers, unharmed aside from their injuries.
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Atland
Maine
Robert Fogarty
William Stanton
Maine General Hospital
Harold K. Maguire
Capt. Maguire
Los Angeles Times and Examiner Raise Newspaper Rates
The Times and the Examiner will raise prices October 1. Street price rises from 5 to 7 cents while home delivery for daily and Sunday editions increases from $1.75 to $2 per month. Each paper cites rising publishing costs as the reason, with the Examiner moving first followed by the Times.
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Los Angeles
The
Times
Examiner
the Times
Unity Top Goal Says Gov Warren
Concord New Hampshire September 28 Gov Earl Warren Republican Vice Presidential nominee said he prefers national unity over winning the election and hopes to leave the campaign as a united nation regardless of November 2 results.
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Concord
N. H
Earl Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
Dead Man's Wrecked Car Found Near Puente
Hollywood report says a wrecked blood stained car owned by a film actor was found near Puente. Henry Schwab, 34, was dead in his Hollywood apartment with a skull fracture, about 10 days prior. Detectives believe the car crash caused the injuries.
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Hollywood
Puente
Henry Schwab
U S Envoy and Truman Discuss Red Crisis
Walter Bedell Smith, the U S ambassador to Moscow, told reporters after a conference with President Truman that relations with Russia are never more critical and then clarified the phrase to never more serious. Truman, already weighing Smith's view, heads toward a campaign speech in Oklahoma as he stays in close contact with Secretary of State Marshall.
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Truman
Walter Bedell Smith
America
Moscow
Russia
Smith
Oklahoma
Marshall
Runaway Boy With Insulin Flees Home Again
In Enid Oklahoma on September 28 16 year old diabetic Carol Gene Spake again flees home this time with insulin. He previously ran away last July and was found in a coma ten days later at a Garden City Kansas hospital. His mother reports he left with two Enid high school friends.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Carol Gene Spake
Carol
Garden City
Kaw
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