Premier to Plead Iran Case in U.N.
Britain and Iran clash as Mossadegh defies ICJ interim rulings and Tehran braces for U.N. Security Council action. The United States urges restraint while Russia weighs its pact with Iran as Abadan and the AIOC dispute threatens wider Middle East peace.
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Expert Lectures on Lie Detector Innovation in Criminology
Ray Schindler, famed private detective, spoke to the Long Beach Bar Association at the Lafayette Hotel. He traced 50 years in investigations from San Francisco graft inquiries to the Nassau Bahamas Oakes murder defense and cited activist experts aiding eight freed inmates. Rupert Hughes introduced him amid remarks by Joseph A. Ball and other judges and officials.
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Lafayette Hotel
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San Francisco
Oakes
Nassau, Bahama
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National Organization of Lawyers
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Donald Nelson
Joseph A. Ball
Rebel Raid Cost City 800000 to Satisfy Civil War Debt
Frederick Maryland pays final 20000 installment on a 200000 ransom forced by Confederate soldiers seven years after the Civil War. Interest has grown to about 600000. debt merged with municipal bonds, with three federal repayment efforts failing. Jubal Early demanded the sum as protection for Union stores.
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Jubal Early
Army underage recruit sent home from Korea
Propl. Charles E. Jackson of Ft. Worth Texas asked the Red Cross to check why his mail didn’t reach him in Korea. Officials say the 16 year old should not have been there after enlisting in June 1950 and fighting fourteen months with the Third Division ends as he begins return to finish high school.
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Ft. Worth
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George Washington Carver High School
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Wonsan
Fire destroys mansion in Bloomfield Hills Michigan
A six hour blaze ripped through the 25 room Eastways Farms home of the Francis Palms family in Bloomfield Hills. Two firemen were injured while fighting the fire sparked by roof shingles. Imported Italian and French art and $100,000 in furnishings were lost.
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Detroit
Wallgren resigns Federal Power Commission post
Mon C. Wallgren, longtime friend of President Truman and former Washington governor and senator, resigned as head of the Federal Power Commission. The resignation takes effect October 1. Truman accepted it with genuine regret, citing personal and private reasons.
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Mon C. Wallgren
Truman
Federal Power Commission
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Man Indicted on Bilking Blind Folk
NEW YORK Sept 29 A film processor who employed 18 blind workers in his Manhattan darkroom is indicted for bilking them of overtime pay. Morris Kleinerman 50 faced earlier wage hour charges. new indictment accuses fraudulent receipts and false labor filings. If convicted Kleinerman and his firm face fines up to 10 000 each and possible prison. The workers performed splicing cutting and other darkroom tasks.
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Iharkroom
Morris Kleinerman
Manhattan
Kiemerman
Kleinerman
Department of Labor
Conductor Dies On Stage Leading City Symphony
In New York City at City Center Theater conductor Eugene Plotnikoff collapsed and died during Tchaikovsky Fifth Symphony while leading the New York City Amateur Orchestra. The 73 year old, who had played cello under Tchaikovsky, appeared to suffer a heart attack after finishing the second movement of the piece.
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Eugene Plotnikoff
Tchaikovsky
City Center Theater
New York City
RAF and USAF to Unite in Mock War Today
London dispatch reports the Royal Air Force and U S Air Force units based in Britain will launch the largest mock war in Britain today. The exercise aims to test new secret defense methods against enemy attack.
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London
Royal Air Force
U. S. Air Force
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Horn Tooter Must Attend Services
Harold Cain pleaded guilty to disturbing Camp Creek Church by driving past and honking. Justice of the Peace Either Reynolds fined him $5 and ordered him to attend church regularly for the next two months in Bloomington Indiana on September 20.
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Harold Cain
Cain
Camp Creek
Justice of the Peace
Reynolds
Tides and Temperatures For Sunday September 30
Sunrise and sunset times with moon phases and tidal highs and lows for the day. Reported water temperature and surf condition are listed by Long Beach lifeguards, noting calm seas and list of tide times and heights.
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
President Signs Military Construction Bill
President Truman signed a $5.864 billion military construction bill to strengthen Air Force ground installations worldwide. Congress must still appropriate the funds, but steps move to speed passage toward the House floor. The major portion totals $3.5 billion for Air Force facilities.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Lord Mayor Elected by City of London
The City of London chose Sir Leslie Boyce to succeed Sir Denys Lawson as Lord Mayor. Boyce, 55, is the first Australian-born Lord Mayor and formerly a Conservative MP from 1929 to 1945. He is a lawyer by training and will lead official entertainments for distinguished visitors.
Senate Move to Repeal Truman News Order
A Senate bill was introduced to repeal President Truman's executive order tightening security information handling. Senator Bricker of Ohio called it censorship, while editors protested, arguing the action would roll back restrictions and echo past congressional reversals.
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Senate
Truman
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Ohio
Bricker
Poisoner Loses Death Penalty Appeal in Tokyo Bank Robbery
Tokyo court upholds the death sentence of Sadamichi Hirasawa, a 59 year old artist accused of poisoning twelve clerks with a so called antidysentery medicine to kill them and rob a bank of 164000 yen. One suspect posed as a doctor and offered the liquid to bank employees in January 1948.
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Tokyo
Sadamichi Hirasawa
i'Tokyo
Hirasawa
Light not right if he'd stopped on red
VAN NUYS Sept 29 Bandleader Skippy Retherford dodged a traffic fine by arguing in verse that he ran a red light to avert an accident. He offered a 34 line poem while the judge, City Judge Allen T. Lynch, suspended the sentence.
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Skippy Retherford
Retherford
Allen T. Lynch
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