Two of five slaughterhouses violated meat rules
Washington officials announced a nationwide OPS drive found about two of every five slaughterhouses violating meat regulations. From Tuesday to date, 1145 plants were inspected with 934 violations in 435 plants and five new court actions raised totals to 14.
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Portable respirator sent to Mexico to save polio victim
In San Antonio Texas a portable respirator was shipped to Seiltlly Mexico to bring 22 year old polio victim Twyla Basye of Arlington to the city by plane on Monday. Basye contracted polio on August 18 while visiting a missionary in Salillo. She has relied on a respirator since and will be admitted to Robert B. Green Hospital upon return.
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Veteran bank worker charged with embezzling funds
FBI agents in Pittsburgh arrested Paul Lewis 62, a First National Bank employee in western Pennsylvania. He was arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Edward Snodgrass and remanded in jail in default of a $15,000 bond. The case marks sixth alleged bank embezzlement in the region in a year, totaling over $2.5 million.
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George Halts Tax Increases Amid War Crisis Warnings
Washington September 25 Senate finance chairman Walter F George said he will oppose any tax increases beyond those needed for emergency war or crisis He noted the Senate approved a 5.5 billion tax bill and urged executive branch spending cuts Truman faced with a rising defense budget and calls to reduce federal outlay The House and Senate will negotiate differences on a 7.2 billion tax bill passed by the House in June and a conference committee will meet next week
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Iran Chief to Argue U.N. Case in Person
Premier Mossadegh will travel to New York to argue Iran’s oil dispute at the United Nations. Deputy Premier Fatemi said Iran would not alter the Abadan refinery expulsions, and the government faces pressure from Security Council delays. US Ambassador Henderson briefed Shah Reza Pahlavi on American opposition to the expulsions.
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Hurley Attacks Secret Rule and Secrecy in Government
In Sante Fe Hurley denounces secrecy as a threat to democracy blasting secret diplomacy secret hearings and council proceedings as harmful to liberty and accusing the Democratic administration of dishonesty before midwest and western party leaders.
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Appeal to U N Averts Clash in Middle East Crisis
Washington reports a British Iranian clash over expulsion of 300 British oil workers from Abadan could be averted by London sending the oil crisis to the United Nations Security Council. American officials say the move buys time to press for broader international pressure and avert a wider war. Ambassadors work to get Iran to suspend the edict, with Russia suspected of opposing Security Council action as an internal Iran dispute. NATO concerns loom as Greece and Turkey are urged into alliance, with Turkey seen as a Middle East defense focal point amid regional tensions involving Iran and Arab lands.
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Arctic Chill Moves East
A mass of cold air moved eastward from the Midwest causing frost in parts of Pennsylvania and New York. The cold damaged corn and late garden vegetables from Nebraska to northwest Ohio, with killing frosts in northern Indiana, lower Michigan, and northwest Ohio. Warm air expected to lift into the Great Plains and Midwest by week’s end.
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Plastic Heart May Permit Bloodless Cardio-Surgery
Paris reports at the 14th congress of the International Society of Surgeons that artificial hearts may enable bloodless operations. Dr Jongbloed of Utrecht unveiled a plastic heart, reducing bubbles and enabling interior heart work. Surgeons anticipate using artificial hearts and techniques to drain blood, easing delicate lifesaving procedures.
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