Reporter Mum on Source of Boyle Charges
Theodore Link of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch refused to reveal sources for published claims that Democratic Chairman William M. Boyle Jr. received $8000 tied to a government loan. He said the information came from a very reliable source and challenged Boyle’s sworn testimony as vague and unmemorable.
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Theodore Link
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Senate
William M. Boyle Jr
Joan
Link
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Boyle
American Lithofold Corp
St. Louis
Proposal to Tax Race Bets Loses
The Senate rejected a proposed 2 percent tax on pari mutuel race track bets and a 20 percent withholding tax on winnings. Senator Holland argued the plan would destroy wagering and harm state revenues including Florida. The measure failed on a standing vote as the chamber pushed to finish a large tax bill. The Senate had earlier approved a 2.10 percent levy on bets with professional gamblers, excluding pari mutuels taxed by states.
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D.pia
Florida
Sen. Langer
R-N. D
Langer
Army recounts Korea casualties totals to Sept 20
Washington reports the Army’s latest estimate puts total Communist casualties in Korea through Sept 20 at 1,624,956, up 82,910 since Aug 3. North Korean prisoners of war number 146,951 and Chinese Reds 17,963. Korean Red casualties 663,106 and Chinese losses 661,850. Red Korean and Chinese battle losses are listed as 408,759 and 42,864, with a slight drop in Red Korean prisoners due to corrected duplications.
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Washington
UPI
Korea
Felons Captured After Pike Jail Photo Linked to Los Angeles Holdups
Two San Quentin escapees, Rob ert A. Nixt and Edward Collins, were arrested in Ensenada Mexico after a series of daylight robberies in Los Angeles and nearby areas. Police found their car in San Diego bearing a photo from a mock jail on the Long Beach Pike. They allegedly stole over $4,000 from a Studio City bowling alley, then robbed a Los Angeles bar of cash and valuables before taking a car to view it for a mechanic friend. The pair will be deported as undesirables.
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San Quentin
Los Angeles
Ensenada
Mexico
Robert A. Nixt
Edward Collins
California
San Diego
Nixt
Collins
Studio City
Smuggling Charged to American Captain
PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad Sept 27 An American captain and four crewmen of the 50-foot ketch Argosy were under arrest on arms smuggling charges. They claimed the ship was on a scientific expedition. Dod Orsborne the captain John Hodgkins and four mates were charged yesterday with smuggling rifles shotguns and 4000 rounds of ammunition into Trinidad.
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Trinidad
Dod Orsborne
John Hodgkins
Argosy
I Trinidad
Iran Braces for British Move Over Abadan Refinery
Iranian forces from surrounding provinces rush toward Abadan to back the seizure of the British owned refinery. British warships anchor on the river as Tehran prepares for a possible UN Security Council move. refinery managers and technicians evacuate under the standoff with Iranian troops guarding the facility.
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Iran
Abadan
Fehran
Francis Shepherd
Foreign Office
London
Britain
United Nations Security Council
Mauritius
Shait El-Arab
Persian Gulf
B. K. Ross
Fleck Mason
Anglo-Iranian of] Co
Union Board OKs Shipyard Wage Offer
The CIO Shipyard Workers' Union strategy board approved a bona fide offer from shipyard operators ending a three week wage dispute at Todd Bethlehem and Craig yards. A union meeting in Wilmington is set for Monday to vote with a staff recommendation to accept, possibly resuming work Tuesday.
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CIO Shipyard Workers' Union
Todd
Craig
Bethlehem
Harold Shapiro
Wilmington
Strategy Board
Craig Yard
Fisherman Missing Aboard Sea Foam Off Long Beach
Coast Guard crews search by sea and air for William White a 52 year old Los Angeles man who vanished from the stern of the chartered Sea Foam about 5 p m near Horseshoe Kep five miles southeast of the Federal Breakwater. Vessels and planes comb the area through the night and into morning. Sea Foam operates from Long Beach Harbor.
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Coast Guard
William White
Los Angeles
Horseshoe Xelp
Federal Breakwater
Albert Muir
White
San Diego
Earthquakes Reported Near New York on Seismograph
Fordham University reported a series of shocks recorded on its seismograph in New York area yesterday afternoon and last night. The events were timed at 2 31 38 p m 2 38 01 p m and 10 51 28 p m yesterday about 2800 miles from New York City with undetermined direction.
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New York
Fordham University
New York City
Thunder and Lightning Roar Over Long Beach
Bright lightning lit Long Beach last night with explosive thunder across the Southland. The U S Weather Bureau forecast continued thundershowers, then sunny and warmer weather by Sunday. A low pressure moist air mass near 300 miles south of San Diego fueled the storm, which officials say will not reach Southern California. The event touched Van Nuys, San Gabriel, Riverside, Pomona, Santa Ana and Long Beach with rain in parts, the first major electrical display here in almost a year. Police dispatchers fielded calls asking if a bombing was underway as tremors were felt in the San Bernardino Riverside area. Mother Nature also produced a mild earthquake around 10 Bar.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
San Diego
California
Mother Nature
van Nuys
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Riverside
Pomona
Santa Ana
Ond
San Bernardino-Riverside
Caterpillar Strike Settlement Near Collapse and Wider Turmoil
A Caterpillar wage dispute covering 22,000 workers in Peoria Illinois reached a settlement hoped to be ratified this weekend. Meanwhile 18,000 more workers in New Jersey defense plants walked out, halting over a billion dollars of production. Maritime unions threatened a Sunday midnight strike risking shipping on all coasts. Copper industry talks ended with a deal between the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and Phelps Dodge.
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New Jersey
AFL
Usion
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf
Atomic Energy Commission
Ind. International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Phelps Dodge Corp
Partly cloudy with thundershowers forecast
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with occasional thundershowers through tonight and into tomorrow. Forecasters expect unsettled skies, a risk of localized storms, and mild temperatures across the area.
Hunt C-46 in Japan Hills
In Kanagawa prefecture near Miho Village authorities renewed dawn searches for a C-46 transport that crashed Thursday night. The craft carried six crew and five passengers. A separate C-119 crash in the same area killed 14, with bodies being brought down the mountainside. Names aboard were withheld by military officials.
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PI U. &. Air Force
Miho
Kanagawa Prefecture
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Ty¢kyo
Ashiya Air Force Base
Japan
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Tachiwaka
Los Angeles Daily News Raises Subscription Price
Los Angeles papers including the Daily News announce a price hike effective October 1. The single-copy price rises to 40 cents and the six-issue monthly subscription increases to 1.80, due to higher production costs.
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Daily News
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Bradley and Ridgway discuss Korean cease fire in Tokyo
General Omar N. Bradley and Charles Bohlen arrived in Tokyo to confer with Gen. Matthew Ridgway on the Korean cease-fire and the risk of full-scale war. A routine survey of the overall situation was stated, as Peiping denounced Ridgway’s shift of talks. The leaders landed at Haneda and proceeded to the city in an Air Force plane.
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matthew B. Ridgway
Supreme Allied
Bradley
Haneda
Japan
Korea
Omar N. Bradley
America
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
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Bohlen
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Constellation
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Ridgway
Kaesong
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No Man’s Land
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Page AG
Wilson High Shop Damaged by Fire
A two alarm fire damaged the Woodrow Wilson High School shop building at 7 39 am beneath a structure valued about 800 000 The blaze likely started by spontaneous combustion in the first floor wood shop and burned for hours before containment Fire Chief Frank Sandeman led operations as four fire stations responded The interior suffered most damage while other structures remained safe Classes continued with adjustments and insurance and rehabilitation plans will follow after damage assessment
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Frank Sandeman
Seventh St
Wallgren Resigns as FPC Chairman
Washington September 28 Wallgren former governor of Washington resigns today as chairman of the Federal Power Commission.
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FPC
Washington
Federal Power Commission
No 2 Huk Shot Killed in Panay Island Gunfight
In Panay island Philippines Defense Secretary Magsaysay identified the body of Guillermo Capadocia the No 2 Huk rebel wounded fatally in a dawn gunfight with civilian volunteers. Capadocia a former Communist party secretary general and vice president of the Philippines Congress of Labor organizations died while being airlifted to Ilpilo City. A bodyguard was killed a woman companion captured and three others escaped. A $50,000 price on Capadocia's head was reported.
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Huk
Panay Island
Guillermo Capadocia
Ilpilo City
Philippines Defense
Ramon Magsaysay
Capadocia
Communist Party In the Philippines
Philippines Congress of Labor Organizations
HURLER REYNOLDS NO-HITS BOSOX IN YANKEE TIE GAME
Allie Reynolds, the right hander for the New York Yankees, tossed his second no hit no run game of 1951 to tie the American League pennant race. He walked three and allowed 30 batters as Gene Woodling hit a 15th homer and Joe Collins added a ninth inning blow to lift the Yankees over Boston 8 0 in Yankee Stadium before 45000 fans.
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Oklahoma
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
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Boston Red Sox
Reynolds
Gene Woodling
Joe Collins
Bosox
Yankee
Peron Praises Loyal Forces as Argentina Quells Plot
In Buenos Aires on September 28 the state radio said rebellion and civil war erupted but was crushed swiftly. President Juan D. Peron appeared on the palace balcony to praise loyal officers and workers, blaming capitalists and imperialists for the attempt led by generals Arturo Rawson and others. The uprising lasted only hours, and those responsible face inexorable legal action.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Tabor Confederation
Peron
Eva Duarte Peron
Campo Mayo
Labor Federation
Capitalis
Feron
Arturo Rawson
Red Waves Lash 60 Mile U N Line
Eighth Army reports coordinated major Red assaults along a 60 mile front across Korea. Chinese and Korean Reds attacked from west central near Seoul to Inje north of the eastern mountains. Initial thrusts repulsed but fighting continued. UN aircraft destroyed or damaged 1121 trucks and 26 enemy jets over three days.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Seoul
Funchbow
Inje
U. N
Yonchon
Chorwon
AP executive cites Korean POWs as greatest tragedy of the war
Associated Press executive tells editors at a conference that the plight of U.N. prisoners in Korea, mostly American, represents the war's worst tragedy. The remark underscores concern over treatment and fate of POWs as tensions persist on the peninsula.
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Korea
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Where to Find It Summary Card Incomplete listing of newspaper sections and page references
A terse index lists where to find content in the newspaper such as Bridge on A-3, Boyle on A-13, Ads on B-9, Topics on 8-5, Crossword A-5, Editorial A-12, Financial 8-6 and B-T, Obituaries B-7, Radio TV A-8, Shipping B-7, Sports A-14 to 16, plus Tides Temperatures 8-7, Theaters 6-5 and Women’s Activities 8-2 and 8-3
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