Eisenhower Urges Better Arrangement
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told the American Bar Association in St Louis that the nation needs better economic understanding and closer labor management cooperation to raise productivity. He urged a middle course between concentrated wealth power and statism, and noted speakers including Chief Justice Vinson and ex-secretary of war Robert Patterson. Resolutions discussed included hiring publicity for the bar and opposition to courthouse picketing and federal medical control.
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ST. Louis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Bar Association
America
Columbia University
The
Bar Association
Frederick M. Vinson
United States Supreme Court
Robert Patterson
Richard P. Tinkham
Hammond
Ind
Tinkham
Hoover Commission
Mass Civilian Firing Denied By MacArthur
General Douglas MacArthur announced in Tokyo that there will be no mass discharges of American civilians at occupation headquarters as part of an economy drive. A headquarters officer stated no drastic 50 percent cut is planned, noting only a gradual reduction has been ongoing since initial directives from Defense Secretary Louis Johnson.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Defense
Louis Johnson
Walter Huber
Democrat
Ohio
MacArthur
Huber
House
Department of Army
Far East Command
Johnson
Student Gun Victim Buried
Caro lyn Schofield a 20 year old secretary was buried after being slain by a rejected suitor Friday in a Dallas downtown office. Keith Petersen a 21 year old Southern Methodist University journalism student surrendered and admitted the murder saying she planned to marry another man. She was to wed Eugene Scott Jr next Wednesday. Petersen faces murder charges and is jailed without bail per a DA request.
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Dallas
Carolyn Schofield
Keith Petersen
Southern Methodist University
Carolyn
Eugene Scott, Jr
Petersen
Woodland Fire Ravages Greek Island in Three Days
A massive wildfire on the island of Evboea near Eastern Greece has burned over 12,000 acres of woodland in three days and remains uncontrolled. Several villages face danger as about 3,000 acres of forest owned by Philip Noel-Baker, Britain's minister of state for Commonwealth, are among the losses.
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Athens
Greece
Euboea
Philip Noel Baker
Britain
Commonwealth
Troops Guard Ruhr Chemie Plant Dismantlers
In Oberhausen Germany on September 6 AP reports 800 plus British troops remained at the Ruhr Chemie plant to supervise the dismantling of war potential machinery. Workers continued tearing out equipment for synthetic gasoline production from coal despite the occupation presence.
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Oberhausen
Germany
Ruhr-Chemie
U S Army Opens Harvest Exercise Against East Foe
In MERNBERG Germany on September 6 1950 Americas forces demonstrated postwar strength in a dawn exercise codenamed Harvest. Over 110000 military personnel from the U S constabulary participated as a mock aggressor force launched 18000 troops toward the Rhine First Division with air strafing and artillery support as plans shift to defense later.
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Mernberg
Germany
America
U. S
Rhine
U. S. Constabulary
I. D. White
Wet Faces Fire and Gun Complaints in Arizona Case
Lloyd Greenhagen, 30, a wartime marine, faces attempted murder and arson charges in Monrovia Justice Court after he wounded his estranged wife’s parents and started 13 brush fires. He was arrested after the shootings at a San Gabriel Canyon cabin and later claimed infuriation over family treatment. His three children witnessed the events.
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Azusa
Calif
INS
Monrovia
Sheriff's
Pasadena
Greenhagen
Frances
Dale
Dick Bennett to Speak at 29-30 Club Meeting Tonight
Dick Bennett of the Sun rise Toastmasters Club will be guest speaker at the 29-30 Club meeting at 7 p m today in the Fiesta Room of Hotel Westward Ho.
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R. A
Dick) Bennett
Sunrise Toastmasters Club
Westward Ho
Tropic Blow Presages Humid Days Ahead in Valley
A tropical storm off the west coast of Mexico will dominate Arizona weather for the next days with heat and humidity. Winds reach 110 mph near the center 190 miles south of La Paz. heavy squalls extend to Guaymas. Phoenix forecast calls for warm, humid days with thundershowers, high near 105 and 79 tomorrow, clearing by Saturday.
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Mexico
Arizona
United States Weather Bureau
la Paz
California
Guaymas
Sonora
Rocky Coast
Louis R. Jurwitz
Phoenix
Weather Bureau
Tickets On Sale For Girls' World Championship Tourney
Reserved box seats for the National Softball Congress Girls World Championship tournament go on sale at Robbins Sportswear Funk's Jewelry and Porter’s. Telephone reservations accepted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Twenty all star teams from the United States and Canada compete for the NSC crown with the A-1 Queens representing Phoenix.
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National Softball Congress
Robbins Sportswear
North Central Avenue
Porter’s
North First Street
Funk’s Jewelry
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States
Canada
Queens
Phoenix
Woolworth Heir Killed In Car Crash Near Chester County
Charles Sumner Woolworth III, 23, heir to the Woolworth fortune and Princeton senior, died when his station wagon left a road in Chester County and struck two trees. A male companion was injured. He was the grandson of C. S. Woolworth of Scranton and son of Richard Woolworth of Salem Center, New York.
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Cross River
N. Y
Charles Sumner Woolworth
Woolworth
Chester County
Princeton University
Richard Woolworth
Salem Center
C. S. Woolworth
Scranton
Pope Receives Farleys In Private Audience At Castel Gandolfo
Pope Pius XII today granted a private audience to former U.S. Postmaster General James A. Farley and his wife at Castel Gandolfo. He also welcomed two American professors from Princeton University, Hugh Scott Taylor and Herbert Sydney Langdeld, at his summer residence.
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Farleys
Castel
Gandolfo
Italy
Pope Pius XII
U. S
James A. Farley
Farley
Hugh Scott Taylor
Herbert Sydney Langdeld
Princeton University
Air Mail Poundage Declines at Phoenix Post Office
Air mail throughput at the Phoenix Post Office dropped in August to 25 048 pounds from 26 193 a year earlier, marking a 4 3 percent decrease. The report notes the shorter total reflects reduced air freight handled in the month.
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Phoenix
Fatal Knife Fight Aboard Ship Probed
In San Diego the 11th Naval District probed a three man fight aboard the USS Gunston Hall that left sailor John Robert Whitman dead and fireman George Boutsis badly wounded. Third man George Dixon, 22, is held as a witness. The incident occurred late Sunday in a workshop below deck while docked at the South Bay naval station.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
11Th Naval District
Gunston Hall
Navy
John Robert Whitman
Simpsonville
S. C
George Boutsis
Salt Lake City
George Dixon
Sunnyside
Wash
South Bay
Naval Station
Whitman
Boutsis
Naval Hospital
Oysters a Delicacy Since Ancient Rome Times
The article notes that oysters were considered a delicacy dating back to ancient Rome, highlighting their long historical appeal and culinary status through early civilizations.
Italian Plans Atlantic Hop
LISBON Portugal Sept 6 APF Capt John Brondello 36 Italian pilot plans to start tomorrow on a bid to fly the Atlantic in a single engine American plane He will be accompanied to New York by co pilot Lt Nanni Scuozzi of Leg horn Italy The flier said the ship was in excellent shape and if weather reports are good tomorrow we fly He will take just enough gasoline to cover the trip.
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Lisbon
Portugal
APF
John Brondello
Atlantic
Brondello
New York
Nanni Scuozzi
Leghorn
Italy
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John Charles Thomas
KTAR
Stookie Allen
Lorna Nifong
South Bend, Inc
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