College football scores roundup from today
Illinois tied Iowa State 20 20. Army beat Davidson 47 7. Pitt defeated William and Mary 13 7. Columbia over Amherst 27 7. Cornell shut Niagara 27 0. Yale blanked Connecticut 26 0. Villanova beat Penn State 27 6. Northwestern 20 Purdue 6. Notre Dame 36 Indiana 6. Michigan 7 Michigan State 3. Wisconsin 21 Marquette 6. Texas 40 Temple 0. UCLA 14 Iowa 12. Minnesota 35 Washington 7. Missouri 14 Ohio State 14.
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Illinois
Iowa State
ARMY
Davidson
PITT
William & Mary
Columbia
Amherst
Cornell
Niagara
YALE
Connecticut
Villanova
Penn State
Northwestern
Purdue
Notre Dame
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Marquette
TEXAS
Temple
UCLA
IOWA
Minnesota
Washington
Missouri
Ohio State
Red Sox Sweep Yankees Lead Shrinks to One Game
Boston pitcher Ellis Kinder earned his 23rd win while Ted Williams hit his 42nd homer as the Red Sox blanked the Yankees 3 to 0 in a crucial weekend opener. Williams homered off Ed Lopat in the third inning, cutting New York's AL lead to a single game.
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Red Sox
Yankees
Boston
Ted Williams
Ellis Kinder
New York Yankees
Sox
Williams
Homer
Ed Lopat
Yankee
Russia Far Behind U S In Race For Atom Supremacy
Washington dispatch reports the United States remains far ahead of the Soviet Union in atomic bomb development. Eight previous detonations were American tests, with experts noting Russia likely lacks the production capacity to match U S speed. Officials stressed the need for international atomic controls to curb an escalating arms race.
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Russia
U.S
Vatican Calls For Ban On Atomic Warfare
The Vatican urged outlawing the atomic bomb as a war weapon in a front page Observatore Romano editorial. It warned humanity faces death by its own actions and cited Pope Pius XII’s prayerful response after President Truman revealed Russia and the United States possess the bomb.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Pope Pius
Mr. Truman
Russian Drive On Tito Denounced At UN Assembly
Chile’s anti Communist chief delegate Hernan Santa Cruz told the United Nations Assembly that Russia’s campaign against Marshal Tito risks global peace. He warned the five power peace pact proposal floated by Russia amid debates on Greece and Korea and noted he might pursue a formal complaint about the Cominform Tito issue.
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New York
Russia
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Chile
Hernan Santa Cruz
United Nations Assembly
Sainta Cruz
Greece
Korea
Santa Cruz
Czechoslovakia
Stefan Wierblowski
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Wierblowski
United Nations
U.S
Baseball results from Boston and New York twin bill
In the National League game Boston tallies six runs on seven hits with Spahn pitching to a Crandall Za bala lineup while New York manages four runs on nine hits. In the American League Detroit defeats Cleveland eight to five as Newhouser and Robinson duel with supporting innings from Feller Benton Bearden Papish and Hegan.
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Boston
New York
Spahn
Crandall
Jansen
Zabala
Higbe
Westrum
Detroit
Cleveland
Newhouser
Robinson
Feller
Benton
Bearden
Papish
Hegan
Tresh
Second Russian blast reported near Crimea
The Mutual Broadcasting System said their Stockholm correspondent Birger Jacobsen cited reliable Swedish sources reporting a second atomic explosion in Russia near the Crimea on September 14. Swedish Foreign Office and military sources said they had no evidence to support the report.
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New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
Sweden
Russia
Mutual
Birger Jacobsen
Stockholm
Crimea
Soviet A Bomb Test Report Sparks Global Speculation
The article notes an atomic explosion in the USSR detected by radiation stations on Russia’s borders. Sources claim it was the first Soviet test, occurred earlier this month, and that the United States knows the detonation’s location, yield, and whether it was air, surface, or underwater. US authorities allegedly trace sites of Soviet atomic cities within bomber range.
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Ussr
Russia
United States
U. S
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Wash
No More Statements Planned By President
The White House announced President Truman will not issue further statements on his atomic explosion announcement in Russia. He will spend the weekend drafting a speech for a testimonial dinner in Kansas City next Thursday honoring Democratic National Chairman William M Boyle.
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Washington
White House
Truman
Russia
Charles G. Ross
Kansas City
William M. Boyle
Air raid shelter under the White House proved bomb proof
Deep underground near the White House the bomb proof air raid shelter for the President and staff, built after Pearl Harbor, withstood fears of atomic blasts. It seats 100, connects to Treasury vaults, and features reinforced concrete, armor steel, two steel doors, gas locks, a Diesel unit, dehumidifier, pumps, and a full comms system.
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Washington
Sept
White House
Pearl Harbor
Wanger Tells Jury Wite's Death Mishap
John Wanger 31, a private patrol officer, testified that his wife Bessie Lee died from an accidental gun discharge. He described the evening in East Van Buren Street where the couple rode with friends and argued before the fatal shot occurred. The Phoenix trial before Judge Bernstein continued as defense explored events leading to the shooting.
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Lewis Thomas
John W. Wanger
Bessie Lee
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Charles C. Bernstein
W. L. Hash
Wanger
East van Buren Street
Mrs
Roy Caraway
Scottsdale
Caraway Automobile
Tito accuses Hungary and Russia of base plot against Tito
Marshal Tito personally handed Hungarian Ambassador Sandor Kerests a note accusing Hungary and Russia of organizing a base plot to overthrow Tito's government. A group of top scientists contended Russia's development of atomic energy means the United States can no longer prevent Western Europe from being attacked.
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Marshal Tito
Sandor Kerests
Hungary
Russia
Tito
United States
Western Europe
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets Open Mixed Light Trading
Chicago markets show wheat offerings light while corn trades mix with slight gains. hogs and cattle hold nominally steady as trade remains subdued.
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Chicago
Guide for Readers Voge Church News and Comics
A compact catalog of newspaper sections listing readers guidance, church notes, Hollywood classifieds, radio pieces, comics, editorials, and crosswords. Includes brief entries for pages 6 15 9 4 12 13 15 and mentions of crosswords and editorial content.
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Voge
Hollywood
Radio x Comics
Crosswornbow
Oman
Px i
Clocks Set Back As Daylight Time Ends Tonight
Daylight savings time ends officially at 2 a.m. eastern daylight time on Sunday and clocks will be set back one hour to eastern standard time. The change affects about 50 million Americans and last occurred April 24 to extend evening daylight.
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New York
Rajk and six others sentenced in Hungary treason plot
In Budapest Laszlo Rajk former Hungarian foreign minister was sentenced to death for plotting to overthrow the Budapest Communist government with aid from Tito and the United States. Co-defendants received a mix of death, life imprisonment and prison terms as the court moved to dismantle the revolt conspiracy.
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Budapest
INS
Laszlo Rajk
Marshal Tito
United States
Rajk
People’s Court
Gyorgy Palffy
Bela Korodny
Palffy
Korodny
Tibor Szoenyi
Workers’ Party
Andras Szalai
Paul Justus
Hungary
Lazar Brankov
Legation
Milan Ogyinovitch
4000 Set New High At Tempe
Special to The Phoenix Gazette from Tempe reports 4000th student registered at Arizona State College marking an all time high in the 63 year history. The latest enrollee is Tom Pendergast a Chandler High School teacher signing for graduate work as college totals reach 1282 freshmen 842 sophomores 773 juniors 766 seniors and 337 graduates.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Arizona State College
Tom Pendergast
Chandler High School
What Noted People Are Saying
International News Service reports Dr. Arthur H. Compton says the atomic weapon race is on unless curbs appear and warns against atomic war while not despairing of avoiding it. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky claims joint staffs abroad draft plans for a new war with atomic weapons. Archbishop Cushing decries communism and secularism as two great evils of the hour.
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Russia
New York
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
International News Service
ST. Louis
Arthur H. Compton
Flushing Meadow
N. Y
Andrei Vishinsky
United States of America
United Kingdom
Cork
Eire
Archbishop Cushing
Boston
Naces Quit Paramount Nace Theaters Posts
Harry L. Nace and Harry L. Nace Jr resign as vice president and general manager of Paramount Nace Theaters Inc. They run theaters in Phoenix and Tucson including Orpheum Palms Rialto Strand Studio Ramona Aero Drive In and Indian Drive In Phoenix and Paramount Catalina State Theaters in Tucson. Nace retains stake in the two Phoenix Drive-In Theaters. Resignations take effect October 1.
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Harry L. Nace
Paramount Nace Theaters, Inc
Phoenix
Tucson
Orpheum
Palms
Rialto
Strand
Studio
Ramona
Aero
Paramount
Catalina
Mr. Nace
Attlee Warns Higher Prices Peril Economy
Prime Minister Attlee warned in Wales that inflation could erase gains from pound devaluation and urged citizens to resist price rises. He argued devaluation is not a magic solution and emphasized government resolve to curb prices wages and profits amid economic uncertainty.
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Llandudno
Wales
Attlee
Labor Party
Jewelry salesman charged with murder over airliner bomb
In Quebec City a 31 year old jewelry salesman J A Guay was charged with murdering his wife and 22 others by a crude time bomb aboard a Canadian plane near St. Joachim s on Sept 9 The case centers on his mistress Mrs Marie Pitre 41 who admitted arranging the parcel but denied knowledge of the bomb Police say the murder plan aimed to collect 10000 in life insurance and end a love triangle with Mrs Guay as a key target and Mrs Pitre as the intermediary
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Quebec City
Uup
J. A. Guay
Simard
United States
St. Joachim’'s
Que
Marie Pitre
Guay
Baie Comeau
Pitre
RCMP
Rene Belec
Bomber Crash Kills Nine on Guam Runway
A B 29 Superfortress crashed during takeoff on a Guam training flight killing nine crew members and injuring at least five. The aircraft belonged to the 28th Bombardment Squadron, 19th Bombardment Group, with six officers and eight crewmen aboard. Names of victims were not yet notified.
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Guam
INS
19Th Bombardment Group
Two lovers of crime fall for girl they robbed
New York police hold Sabato Giannotti and John Carragino, ex-convicts, on robbery and Sullivan Law charges after a model, Eleanor Jolly, described how two men broke into her apartment, tied her up, and stole cash and jewels. A third accomplice made unwanted advances.
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New York
Sabato Giannotti
John Carragino
Eleanor Jolly
Miss Jolly
Eleanor
Giannotti
Carragino
Poce
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