Tito Dares Russia To Appeal To U N
Belgrade Yugoslavia Sept 13 Yugoslavia challenged Russia to take its complaints to the United Nations. Moshe Pijade Tito ally blasted Moscow calling Yugoslavia innocent of duplicitous dealings with Albania and rejected Soviet charges as lies in Borba. Kardelj headed a strong U.N. delegation for the Sept 20 assembly. Tito warned he would pursue socialism in one country without Kremlin coaching.
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United Nations
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Kremlin
Tito
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Albania
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Greece
New York
U. N
Edward Kardelj
Russia
Stalin
Cotton strike slows Phoenix cotton picking on Buckeye Road
Eight Phoenix police squads under Captains George A. Young and deputies moved to Buckeye Road and nearby intersections to clear pickup points as striking cotton pickers refused to board trucks. Bowen and Boies clashed over responsibility while Elllie Young estimated only a third of normal workers showed up, with farmers needing dozens more workers. A man and woman were said to have urged nonattendance yesterday.
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Second Avenue
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Madison Streets
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Boies
Criminal charges loom as Arizona stock case unfolds
A week before the hearing a president remained missing and has not attended. George Janovich and Ivan B. Lloyd, former Globe vice presidents, faced stockholder complaints for selling much of Anderson's stock. The commission ordered receivership citing unsafe and unauthorised operations, implying potential criminal acts by former officers. IRS records sought to verify tax stamps on stock certificates through June 1947. Attorney General and county attorney would handle any prosecutions, with two salesmen refusing to testify to avoid incrimination.
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Ivan B. Lloyd
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Hewarl F. Hastings
Miss America contestant Jacque plans future career on stage
Jacque, at a Waldorf Astoria breakfast press conference in an aqua corduroy outfit, spoke of her school plans in Phoenix and future Miss America scholarship goals. She denied engagement to Cook and discussed opening a 1950 Nash car display and a We The People radio appearance on KOY Phoenix at 7 p.m.
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City council amends magistrate salary plan and approvals
The council lowers the magistrate’s minimum salary from 6000 to 5000 dollars a year. The August- July fiscal year effective date sets the appointment process from city manager, with assistants drawn from civil service lists. If approved, the magistrate is hired from a county judges list and serves a two year term.
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Charles N. Walters
Henry S. Stevens
Maricopa County
Fox
Second Street
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Scientific laws and buttered toast chaos explained
A Canadian physicist proposes a new law from toast experiments showing fall outcomes depend on what is below. The piece mocks parents reactions and imagines charts tracking family mishaps to spare Mom the blame as fragile heirlooms vanish.
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Little Monster
Acrobatic Policeman Rescues Child In Well
In Bay Village suburban Cleveland a 61 year old off duty lieutenant rescued five year old Gail Johnson who fell through an 18 inch hole in an abandoned well cover. He swung through the hole and pulled her to safety despite muddy conditions with no serious injuries.
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Gail Johnson
Bay Village
William Serne
Eisler Escape Probe Opened
A Senate Judiciary Committee opened a secret session inquiry into Gerhardt Eisler's May flight to Europe. Four Gdynia American Steamship Lines officials, operators of the motorship Batory, testified about Eisler's escape from passport fraud charges and possible shuttling of Communist agents via Polish vessels.
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INS
Senate Judiciary Committee
Europe
Gerhardt Eisler
United States
Gdynia-American Steamship Lines
Batory
Eisler
Last Water Hole Called On Again
LOS ANGELES September 13. Construction will begin this week on a 700000 pipeline to Long Beach California to add 80000000 gallons of water daily the Metropolitan Water District announced. General Manager Julian Hinds noted rising Colorado River demand drives water projects totaling 6400000. The program underscores Southern California reliance on the Colorado River as its last water hole.
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Long Beach
Calif
Metropolitan Water District
Julian Hinds
California
Colorado River
Hinds
Official Asks Crackdown On Hoodlums
In Dallas on September 13 a federal official called police noncooperation with interstate hoodlums an American law enforcement scandal. Col. Charles H. Schoeffel quoted DEA chief Anslinger contrasting juvenile delinquency sparked by Bugsy Siegel’s public conduct with efforts by boys clubs.
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Tex
Charles H. Schoeffel
New Jersey
H. J. Anslinger
United States Bureau of Narcotics
Bugsy Siegel
Tax Advisor Faces Jail For Evasions
Los Angeles report says Edward M. Jackson, an income tax advisor, faces a year in jail for evading $250000 in taxes in returns he prepared for numerous clients. Judge Leon R. Yank sentenced him after AUSA Bernard B. Laven charged he filed thousands of returns in a three year period with only 75 percent accepted as legitimate.
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Los Angeles
Edward M. Jackson
Leon R. Yankwich
Jackson
United States
Bernard B. Laven
PTA Board Meeting At Adams School Tomorrow
The Board of Managers of the Adams Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Adams School. The association's Executive Board met earlier this month.
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Adams School
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