U.S. Seeks Plan to Halt Suez War at London Meeting
U S officials propose shifting oil shipments to Western Europe to cut Egypt off from canal revenues. The plan aims to use economic pressure rather than force, with American support for a Western policy to constrain Nasser. Ships and Gulf sources are eyed as part of the strategic move.
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United States
Europe
Mideast
South Africa
Nise
London
Dulles
Nasser
U.S
Egypt
Chin
Howe
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Eisenhower Campaign Moves Include South Visit and Disarmament Talks
The 1952 campaign moves on with Eisenhower planning eight days of air motorcade travel ending at his national headquarters September 30. A White House briefing notes disarmament talks with William Jackson and Harold Stassen set for 3 pm EST.
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Clayton Fritchey
Fasenhower
William Jackson
National Security Council
Harold F. Stassen
Bulganin
James C. Hagerty
Fisenhower
Russia
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Ee Sec
Dulles
London
Suez Canal
Lost designer costumes valued for fall collection shows
A set of 92 designer original costumes estimated at 200 to 500 pounds each were lost. Mise Trigere anticipates a loss of about one third of 750000 dollars the firm could earn from the fall collection. The outfits were slated for national shows in Syracuse Philadelphia New York Houston and San Antonio with fur pieces and jewelry included.
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Texas
Mise Trigere
Syracuse
N. Y
Philadelphia
New York City
Houston
Tex
San Antonio
U S Draft Faces Need To Double Enlistments In Year
A wartime draft report calls for doubling or tripling monthly enlistments from about 4000 to meet national security needs. It recalls the original reserve plan and notes Congress struck the compulsory clause. The commission applauds the volunteer program and the 140000 annual draft into regular services, but fears many men of military age may avoid service entirely.
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Congress
Defense Department
Military Services
Navy chief Burke foresees war risk and oil routes disruption
Burke says war could emerge if not avoided and the Sixth Fleet could secure oil exports even if the Suez Canal closes. He doubts Egypt could fully block passage but warns of reduced efficiency and equipment damage under possible Egyptian and Soviet pilots. Burke notes a planned atomic powered carrier and compares US and Soviet naval growth.
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T Suy
Burke
Int Quesian
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Art
U.S
Suez Canal
Gamal Abedel Nasser
African Cape
Nasser
Egypt
Red China
Seon Burke
Sovet Union
United States
Ax-Slayer Arthur Bauer Cleared by Lie Detector
Chicago reports Arthur Bauer 21 a construction worker cleared by a lie detector test of complicity in three unsolved murders of women. He admitted battering Rosemary McCarthy 18 on Sept 5 but denied links to the other killings.
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Chicago
Arthur Bauer
Rosemary McCarthy
Unclear OCR fragment with stray phrases
The readable text contains scattered words and phrases from unclear sources. Names, dates, places and events are fragmented, making it difficult to identify a coherent story or specific facts to summarize.
Three Juveniles Detained In Auto Theft Case
Lubbock city detectives reported three juveniles picked up after theft from a car at 147 Bund Street. The loot valued around 500 dollars, including womens undergarments, was recovered. The youths were taken before city juvenile officers and released to their parents.
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Labbock City
Bund St
Lubbock
Crash Victim Released After Treatment For Minor Injuries
TAHOKA Sept 16 Special Lee Faires 29 3401 44th St Lubbock was released from ToHoka Hospital after treatment for injuries from a crash four miles west of New Home Saturday. Faires apparently lost control of his late model pickup truck and it turned over on Farm Road 211 Texas Highway Patrol said. His injuries were minor.
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Tahoka
Lee Faires
44Th St. Lubbock
Tohoka Hospital
Faires
Texas Highway Patrol
Pistols and pianos head to Brazil under trade report
Brazil imported weapons and goods from Czechoslovakia totaling nearly 40 million dollars last year. Official figures show pistols accounted for a large share amid broader imports including 388 units of unspecified items from Czechoslovakia in 195.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Czechoslovakia
Campus welcomed distant tech students amid housing stress
Tech students arriving from Texas towns including Tallas and Houston expressed pleasure with the campus living arrangements. Traffic snarled as many abandoned cars in driveways, delaying move in while families enjoyed a sunny day picnicking on the green lawns after housing was set.
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Page One
Tallas
Houston
Brothers Meet US Brothers at Idlewild Arrival
The article describes two Hungarian brothers Laszlo and Bela Laszlo visiting Idlewild Airport with Count Stephan Almasy acting as interpreter. They express happiness to meet their US-based family, note language barriers, and recall their first airplane trip leaving them ill for much of the journey. John 10 and Robert 8 are referenced as siblings.
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Idlewild International
Stephan Almasy
United Nations
Almasy
Sel Laszlo
York Thebes
John
Robert
Bela
United States
Laszlo
Baby Killed In Port Arthur Auto Crash
A two month old baby named Karrie Ham mock died in an auto accident Saturday in Port Arthur. Two others sustained injuries including Patsy Hammock, 18, the mother, and Betty Ham mock, 18, sister in law, both of Brunson.
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Port Arthur
Karrie Hammock
Patsy Hammock
Betty Hammock
Brunson
Crosby Farmer George Holy Sr Dead by Own Action
George Holy Sr., 84, Crosby farmer, long illness led him to hang himself in a shed near his home. Death ruled from self inflicted action after he sent his wife to bed Friday night as she slept.
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George Holy, Sr
Crosby
Seven year old girl treated after milk truck fall
Judy Darlene Williams, seven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J T Williams of 3229 E 7th St, was treated and released at Goodnight Hospital for minor injuries after falling from a milk truck about noon Saturday.
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Judy Darlene Williams
J.T. Williams
E. 7Th St
Goodnight Hospital
Pelagia Sinks After SOS Signals From North Sea Storm
The Pelagia bound for Baltimore with 10 000 tons of ore sank near the Lofoten Islands after issuing SOS late Saturday. Captain John Matandos of Houston reported the crew taking to lifeboats as rescue boats battled heavy seas. Survivors were found in good condition and taken to Harstad aboard the Northern Duke.
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Harstad
Blaamyra
Grimsby
Narvik
Baltimore
Lofoten
Norwegian Sea
John Matandos
Houston
Tex
Eastern Seaways Corp
New York
Mt. Vernon
Norway
Nfe
Arctic
Tennessee Governor Claims Troops Averted Violence in Clinton
Gov Frank Clement said National Guard troops sent to Clinton, Tennessee, arrived in time to prevent an angry mob from seizing guns during protests over the first integration of white and Negro students. He stated there would have been killings had he waited longer and said federal intervention was unnecessary.
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Dallas
Tex
Tennessee
Frank Clement
National Guard
Clinton
Tenn
Clement
Nashville
National Exchange Clubs
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooper
Exchange Clubs
Puerto Rico
Monde
California Officer Aids Capture In Tex Robbery
An alert California policeman on vacation helped Armstrong County Sheriff Day Thompson arrest two 17 year old Tulsa suspects within an hour of a daytime armed robbery. Kenneth Palmer Davie Jr and Phillip Wilson Tucker admitted the crime after arrest. The victims, two sleeping girls, were robbed at gunpoint of about 55 dollars.
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Vega
Tex
California
Armstrong County
Thompson
Kenneth Palmer Davie Jr
Phillip Wilson Tucker
Tulsa
Dave Thomas
San Bernardino Calif
Thomas
del Rio
U.S. 66
Homarama 56 Showings Draw 2900 Viewers In Lubbock
About 2,900 people toured the Lubbock Home Builders Assn Homarama 56 at 61st Street and Boston Avenue as part of Cavalcade of Homes. Mayor Forrest Jr proclaimed Sept 15 23 National Home Week. One model home at 2701 61st Street drew bids, with a blackboard auction continuing through the week.
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Lubbock
Assn
61St St
Boston Ave
S. §. Forrest Jr
Homarama
Lubbock Home Builders Assn
Ralph Krebbs
28Th St
Fist St
Road Block Ties Up Traffic During Construction
Police report a single woman blockade by Mrs. Cariczny has not halted traffic as diverted routes operate around an unfinished curve. A hearing is planned Monday to review the situation, with authorities noting the shotgun carried by Mrs. Cariany was unloaded and no charges filed yet.
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Page One
Cariczny
Texas and Texas Gulf: Dozens Die in Multiple Weekend Accidents
A string of fatal incidents reported across Texas over the weekend includes 24 deaths from a La Port fire that claimed a 24 year old, a 26 year old railroad yard accident at Big Spring, a child struck at Donna, and several road, rail, and bus crashes near San Antonio, Mission, Donna, Port Arthur, and Houston. The toll includes drownings, suicides, and a murder suicide in Crosby and Fort Worth, with victims ranging from children to adults and involving Fort Hood and Port Arthur areas.
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la Port
Henry C. Warren
Coleman Allen Wilcox
Big Spring
Texas Pacific
Ramiro Gusman Jr
Donna
Dewey Fugla
Durant Okla
Paul Weldon Simpson
Menard Coun
Vandals and burglars top Sunday police blotter
Police investigated two recent apartment burglaries linked to a possible bicycle thief. A Crystal Ice Co employee reported $20 stolen. a wheel tire was taken from Bill Armstrong's car near Jones Stadium. a window was broken at Don Wortham's car. a break in at Mary Santiago's home yielded nothing. A 14 year old questioned again after prior burglaries. Phyllis Faust's purse and lighter were stolen from her apartment. another apartment at 1709 10th St was entered.
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Lubbock City
Lubbock
Joe Wood
Crystal Ice Co
301 College
Bill Armstrong
23Rd St
Jones Stadium
Don Wortham
Tohoka
Avenue K
Wortham
Mary Santiago
Ave. P
Phyllis Faust
Ave
Aline Meadow
10Th St
Five Arrested In City Crime Activity
Police investigated prowling and violence leading to five arrests. Two youths, ages 19 and 20, jailed after a prowling incident at 2424 23rd St. An auto fled, and officers chased to 18th and Ave W identifying two youths. Two Lubbock Latin Americans, ages 34 and 40, jailed after a Saturday night dance altercation at 1st St and Ave P with stabbing and facial cuts, then booked for firearms. A 26 year old man jailed at Ace Tire & Automotive after being found with tires near an exit. Police also probing theft of about $12 from the Poor Boy Fruit Stand.
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23Rd St
2Nrd
College
18Th and
Ave. W
Lubbock
1St St
Ave. P
Ace Tire & Automotive
Ave. H. J
Room Destroyed In One Of Two Fires At Lubbock Residences
Firefighters fought two blazes in Lubbock on Sunday. The Crestin Mann home at 316 N Avenue O suffered a total loss of one room and contents. A second fire at 1507 FE Wain near J A Hahamk caused minor damage after a water heater exploded.
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Lubbock
Tto
Hich
Crestin Mann
N. Ave. O
J. A. Hahamk
FE. Wain
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