Shakedown charges loom in liquor tax cases
Washington reports James B. E. Olson admitted using his influence as New York alcohol tax unit supervisor to aid printing sales for American Lithofold Corp earning him 5851 and Nixon McClellan urge a full Senate probe of tax offices nationwide The probe may seek income tax returns from William Boyle and Max Siskind as witnesses.
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New York
American Lithofold Corp
Nixon
Calif
Senate
St. Louis
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Litheford
McClellan
D., Ark
Ruppert Brewery
Austin Nichols Co
McCarthy
R Wis
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Lithoford
Bonne Circele
Internal Revenue Bureau
Litteford
Francis Flanagan
William M. Boyle
Max Siskind
Boyle
Siskind
Iran Orders British Technicians To Leave Abadan
Iran's Mohammed Mossadegh ordered 300 British oil technicians to depart by Oct 4. In London, Clement Attlee met cabinet ministers to decide Britain’s response while warships waited in the Persian Gulf. Fatemi said technicians at Abadan refinery could not stay under any terms. Some workers may transfer to British oil operations in Iraq.
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Attlee
Cenfer
Mohammed Mossadegh
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Clement Attlee
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Clement Davies
Hossein Fatemi
Iraq
Shah Mohammed Reza Phalevi
Mossadegh
Jamal Imami
Majlis
Tudeh
Soviet Asia
Imami
Longest Jet Battle In History Ends With Five Reds Down
American F-86 Sabres in MIG Alley over northwest Korea engage in a 35 minute air duel. They shoot down five Communist MIG-15s and damage five others. All U S planes return safely, authorities report from U S Eighth Army Headquarters in Korea.
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Eighth Army
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U. S. Fifth Air Force
West To Free Italy Of Arms Restrictions
Paris dispatch reports the United States Britain and France will issue a joint declaration tomorrow asserting Italy is no longer subject to peace treaty arms limits. The move cites changing circumstances since the treaty, highlighting Italy’s army cap and naval limits, amid ongoing Cold War tensions. It notes Russia’s role in pressing the original terms.
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United States
Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Nationwide Raids Target 500 Slaughterhouses Across Nation
Government agents mounted predawn checks on about 500 slaughter houses in more than 50 cities to stamp out illegal practices in beef handling. Ed ward P. Morgan led the price enforcement push with regional offices aiding. DiSalle pledged higher meat ceilings this week if packers cooperate, while preparations for intensified enforcement and additional state and local cooperation were announced.
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Edward P. Morgan
Michael V. di Salle
OPS
Diisalle
Phoenix
Direcor Morgan
DiSalle
George VI Gains Strength After Lung Operation
Buckingham Palace medical bulletin reports King George VI continues to gain strength after a restful night following a major lung operation. The news marks the fifth encouraging update from doctors. London crowd around the palace estimated at 5,000 to 10,000.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
the Palace
Italian Train Derailment Kills and Injures Scores
A Turin to Rome express derailed north of Livorno in Northwestern Italy causing many casualties and prompting emergency response. Officials reported numerous injuries and fatalities as rescue teams worked at the scene.
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Livorno
Leghorn
Italy
Ridgway Seeks Return to Kaesong Truce Talks
In Kaesong, Communist officers stalked out as General Ridgway urged a new session to resume stalled Korea truce negotiations. Allies had rejected Kaesong as unsatisfactory and linked talks to discussing alleged neutrality violations. The Reds demanded immediate agenda on processing charges against the Allies.
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Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Visiting Officer Describes Navy's Diverse Opportunities For Women
Lt Frances S Dodson, Public Information Office, 11th Naval District San Diego, spoke at an American Legion program in Phoenix about broad Navy career chances for women. She highlighted travel, further training and the post graduate correspondence course, noting her own 1943 to 1947 service in New York City and earlier civilian work in Charleston and New York. The Navy seeks more seamen recruits and reserve officers aged 17 to 18% to four-year terms in assignments that may take them to Germany.
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San Diego
Phoenix
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
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Cmdr
John F. Keilich
Naval Reserve Training Center
W. Thomas
American Legion
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Navy
International Cable
Dio Censorship Office
New York City
Sixth Naval, District
Charleston
S. C
U.S. Naval Supply Activities
Keithh
Mine-Mill Injunction Extended by Two Months
In Denver, United Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and 31 non-ferrous producers reached a two month extension of the wage dispute containment. Federal Judge Lee Knous extended the injunction against strikes or lockouts to November 24, aligning with the Taft-Hartley Act 80 day waiting period.
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Denver
INS
United Mine, Mill and Smelter
Federal
Lee Knous
U.S
Max Bulkeley
Locomotives Destroyed in Korea Top 1426 Mark
Washington reports air force and navy claims that 1,426 locomotives have been destroyed or damaged in Korea since hostilities began. The figure surpasses the Soviet production in 1949, the last year for which Commerce Department estimates were available.
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Air Force
Navy
Korea
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Poll Of Democrats Proposed To Setze Party-Label Issue
A Phoenix precinct committeemen poll will be urged to show Democratic stance on abandoning non partisan city elections. Maricopa County Democrat chairman Cox plans to have leaders polled after city officials debate party labels on ballots and district council seats. Dix Price and others oppose changes, while Mayor Udall and Barry Goldwater critique the effort as destabilizing politics.
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Phoenix
Z. Simpson Cox
Maricopa County
Democratic
Frank G. Murphy
Democratic Party
Murphy
Charter Government
Cox
Phoenix College
Dix W. Price
Charter Group
Price
Nicholas Udall
Goldwater
Margaret Kober
Arizona Project Bill Hearing Postponed
Washington September 25 The house interior committee voted to postpone consideration of the Central Arizona Project Bill until next Tuesday The delay came at the request of several committee members and drew protest from Rep John P Saylor The panel approved a Thursday date after a motion by Rep Samuel Yorty The bill’s major amendment bars irrigation appropriations until a Supreme Court test of the Colorado River dispute Bridge Canyon Power Dam could be built without delay once the national emergency ends
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Winifred N. Gall
Washington
House Interior Committee
Murdock
Ariz
John P. Saylor
Samuel Yorty
Calif
House Committee
Supreme Court
Colorado River
Bridge Canyon
Martin Trial On Bribery Count Starts
Jerome P. Martin former sheriff of Pima County goes on trial for receiving a $300 bribe from a prostitute in a Greenlee County courthouse case. Judge Porter Murry presides with Robert Morrison county attorney calling five more witnesses as about 50 are to testify over six days. Dolores Raines the chief witness remains in custody on a contempt charge. Martin also faces a conspiracy gambling charge.
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Tucson
Jerome P. Martin
Pima County
Porter Murry
Greenlee County
Lee Garrett
Robert Morrison
Bowen Kindred
William Choisser
Phoenix
Charles Waite
Martin F. Anderson
Charles Williams
Noted Leaders Comment On War and Policy
International News Service reports reactions from Adm. William F. Halsey Jr. Senator McMahon Gen. Nathan F. Twining and Morgan Phillips on fighting Soviet tyranny expanding nuclear production aiding allies and uniting Labor against Conservatives Each quote reflects bold national security and political positions from key figures in Philadelphia Washington Boston and London.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Adm
William F. Halsey Jr
Kremlin
Nationalists Offer Land Grants to Troops in China
In Taipei Formosa on September 25 AP reports the Chinese Nationalists promised land grants in Red China for soldiers if they recapture the mainland from the Communists. A defense ministry spokesman called it a historic move, noting plans to reward troops with land.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Red China
Defense Ministry
China
Forrestal Diaries to be Published from White House Papers
The Forrestal Diaries draw from late James V. Forrestal’s secret papers. After his 1949 resignation and death, the diaries were held at the White House and later handed to his estate with security restrictions. Viking will publish the volumes later this year with Walter Millis and Eugene S. Duffield editing.
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Phoenix Gazette
James V. Forrestal
America
White House
Rep
Department of Defense
National Security
Walter Millis
New York Herald Tribune
Eugenes. Duffield
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