Administration Scores Victory On Senate Arms Aid Approval
The Senate approved an overseas arms program 55 to 24 after defeating two amendments to cut 200 million dollars from the 1.314 billion arms bill. Senators Connally and Vandenberg led the fight, with 19 Republicans backing the measure. The House had approved 869.5 million, leaving a conference to reconcile differences while Connally leads the Senate contingent to keep the bill intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration
Senate
Washington
Tom Connally
Texas
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senator Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Russia
Vandenberg
Congress
House
Connally
Walter E. George
Georgia
Western
Europe
Two Trains Collide Near Maupin Killing Three
A head on collision of two Spokane Portland and Seattle freight trains near Sherar's Bridge north of Maupin Oregon killed three trainmen and injured two others. The engines plunged down a 100 foot embankment. Wrecking crews cleared 21 derailed cars and 600 feet of track as horses in one car were killed or maimed. The line serves Union Pacific and Great Northern routes.
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Dalles
Ore
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Maupin
Robert Frink
Vancouver
W. E. Hugitt
Frink
Hugitt
Sherar’s Bridge
Bend
Wishram
Oregon Trunk
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Sp&s
Noted Leaders Comment On Postwar Economic Strains And Conflicts
Camille Gutt of the IMF says full employment exists but exchange rate changes reflect six years of war costs that cannot be met otherwise. Moshe Piyade, Tito adviser, calls the Cominform Yugoslav dispute the most significant postwar conflict affecting the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Camille Gutt
The
International Monetary Fund
Belgrade
Moshe Piyade
Tito
Hot Jazz Trombone Of Pima Indian Showstopper In Chicago
Freeman Fulbright reports from Jazz Ltd in Chicago where Russell Moore a 340 pound Pima Indian leads a five piece group with Sidney Bechet and Sid Catlett. The act showcases a democratic mix of players including Bechet and Reinhardt in a night of high energy hot jazz. Moore's rise from Sacaton Reservation to Paris and Chicago clubs highlights a cross racial ensemble thriving in American music.
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Chicago
Freeman Fulbright
America
Russell
Moore
Jazz Ltd
Redman
Sidney Bechet
New Orleans
Bechet
Big
Sid Catlett
Lloyd Phillips
Bill Reinhardt
Ruth
Sacaton
Phoenix
Ariz
Big Chief
Blue Island
William T. Moore
Paris
Louis Armstrong
King Oliver
Bix Beiderbeck
Sherman Institute For Indians
Riverside
Calif
Lionel Hampton
Ernie Fields
Harlan Leonard
Noble Sissle
Armstrong
Russia Says U.S. Leads Aggressive Bloc at U.N.
At the U.N. General Assembly Andrei Vishinsky accuses the United States and Britain of blocking atomic weapon prohibitions and planning a new war while Dean Acheson says Russia’s explosion was expected but does not alter American policy. He emphasizes four points from President Truman’s address.
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New York
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
United Nations Assembly
Vishinsky
Dean Acheson
U. S
Acheson
U.N. Assembly
Security Council
Assembly Building
Truman
Washington
MR. Truman
Soviet Union
New Mexico
Phoenix Chest Drive Needs 700 Workers
About 700 volunteer workers will be needed during the Phoenix Community Chest campaign from Oct 19 through Nov 3. The call for help was issued at a Young Women’s Christian Association meeting to complete plans for the Residential Division. Mrs Francis Curtis and Mrs Ann Humphrey urged volunteers not to delay as needs of 24 Red Feather agencies are greater than ever. Advance gift solicitations begin Oct 4.
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Phoenix Community Chest
Young Women’s Christian Association
Drive
Francis Curtis
Ann Humphrey
Red Feather
Fifth Floor Fire at Y Building Injures Two in Portland
In Portland on September 23 an eight story Y building fire on the fifth floor forced 250 guests to flee their rooms. Robert Bagdon of Wenatchee suffered severe burns while fleeing a pile of burning mattresses and leaping to a steel ladder. G P Vedder of Oswego sustained a back injury while escaping through a window.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Young Men's Christian Association
Robert Bagdon
Wenatchee
Wash
G. P. Vedder
Oswego
Storm Fears Die On Texas Coast
Tropical storm danger on the Texas coast eased as warnings were removed. The Weather Bureau said the storm lacked a definite center but squalls of 40 to 51 mph would continue over the Gulf of Mexico.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Gulf of Mexico
Garvey Hosts Oregon Governor for Wickenburg Clambake
Governor Dan E Garvey and legislative leaders plan a clambake and talkfest near Wickenburg on Oct 7 at the Flying E Ranch. Oregon Governor Douglas McKay will be the guest of honor to discuss state government issues and ease friction with the legislature. The event is invitational and aims to learn from Oregon's tax policy.
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Bill Turnbow
Dan E. Garvey
Wickenburg
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Flying “E” Ranch
Bill Craig
Craig
McKay
Defense Rests In Trial Of 11 Communists
NEW YORK September 23. The defense rested today in the conspiracy case of 11 top U.S. Communists. It marked the 158th day of a trial costing taxpayers about $1,000 daily. Federal Judge Harold R Medina adjourned to Oct 4 with no proceedings, set Sept 28 for motions, and ordered memoranda by Sept 27 on points for the jury charge.
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New York
U.S
Harold R. Medina
Medina
Wanger Loses Directed Verdict Bid in Wife Slaying
In Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Bernstein denied defense motions for directed verdicts of acquittal for John Wanger in the fatal shooting of his wife Bessie Lee after the state rested direct testimony. The case, heard before a seven women and five men jury, continues as the defense is set to present its side and Wanger is expected to testify.
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L. B. Sutcliffe
John W. Wanger
Bessie Lee
Maricopa County Superior Court
Charles C. Bernstein
W. L. Hash
Wanger
610 South 40Th Street
Hash
Bessie
Citin
Arizona
State Supreme Court
Proof woman planted explosives on CP airliner crash
International brief reports the RCMP possess definite proof that a woman planted explosives aboard a Canadian Pacific airliner that crashed on September 9, killing 23. In Tokyo the Rose treason trial reached final arguments and will go to the jury Monday.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Markets At A Glance See Firm Allen In Demand
Market notes show firm demand for Allen. Minor gains in Meow cotton with hedging and liquidation. Wheat weak as cattled cadre shows little interest. Rough seas with wheat off slight. Prices steady to 50 cents lower for some grains.
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Allen
Fragmentary Reader Guide and Puzzle Snippet
Fragmented OCR shows scattered times and figures, a reader guide with crossword hints, weather-like times, and page references. It lists sections such as Weather Dix and Woman's Page with page numbers 18 to 20, indicating a compact newspaper snippet rather than a full article.
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Eetrees Croswort Siedie
Aes Dix
Truman says U S proves Russia tested atomic bomb
President Truman announced that the United States has evidence Russia produced and tested an atomic bomb within recent weeks, prompting calls for enforceable international control. Britain echoed the claim. Johnson refused to discuss force dispositions, while Congress met in a rush over the disclosure.
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Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Washington
Truman
U. S
Russia
10 Downing Street
London
Defense
Johnson
Mr. Truman
Steel Union and Industry Resume Bargaining in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh today United Steelworkers and the Congress of Industrial Organizations resumed talks at Hotel William Penn to resolve pension and insurance disputes, aiming to avert a nationwide steel strike. Leaders Murray and Stephens declined comment as 35 to 40 negotiators met, while 2,400 workers walked out at two mills amid mounting tension.
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Pittsburgh
Big Steel
Congress of Industrial Organizations
United Steelworkers
Philip Murray
John A. Stephens
United States Steel Corporation
William Penn
Union
Steel
Murray
Pittsburgh District
Universal-Cyclops Steel Company
Bridgeville
Superior Steel Company
Carnegie
U. S. Steel
Lost cowboy found after desert trek near Sentinel
Civil Air Patrol plane locates 54 year old Claude Stamps eight miles south of Sentinel after he rode from Jesus Canez ranch toward Sentinel, lost Tuesday then again Tuesday morning. He has water, crackers and is in good condition. rescuers Capt. Bowen Kindred and Bill Martin observed.
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Civil Air Patrol
Here
Claude Stamps
Sentinel
Stamps
Bowen Kindred
Cap
Bill Martin
Jesus Canez
Gila Bend
Yuma
New York Beats Washington in Opening AL Game Upset
In an American League opener, New York scored seven runs in the late innings to overcome Washington. Raschi started for the Yankees with Buxton, Casey, Pillette, Hood, and Page contributing as Berra caught. Scarborough pitched for Washington with Haynes, Calvert, Hudson, Early, and Evans handling duties. The Yankees finished 8 runs to 9 for Washington, with key late offense turning the game.
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New York
Washngton
Raschi
Buxton
Casey
Pillette
Hood
Page
Berra
Scarborough
Haynes
Calvert
Hudson
Early
Evans
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Dorothy Hughes
Barbara Hallquist
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Joanne Phillips
Hollister
Dawn Sorenson
Camas
Ida
Jackie Durham
Ublin
Homer J. Slaughter
Gerald E. Patton
Wishrant
Herbert Blotz
U.N
Phoenix Chest Drive
East van Buren Street
Jean Lockwood
Associated Press
United Press
Slovakia
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Wherry
Canada
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hickenlooper
AEC
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Steel Union
Lost Rider
Desert
A. B. Stoner
East Bethany Home Road
Phoenix Rotary Club
Boy Scouts
Stoner
Act
Dr. Stoner
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