Open split in Atomic Energy Committee sparks clash
Washington Sept. 27 AP An open split between Chairman Brien McMahon and ranking minority member Bourke Hickenlooper drives the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee toward crucial decisions on U S atomic policy. McMahon accuses Hickenlooper of groundless charges that loose AEC security aided Russia, while Hickenlooper says laxity sped Russia’s bomb program. The panel plans early hearings on accelerating U S bomb production and sharing know-how with Britain and Canada amid Russia’s earlier-than-expected atomic breakthrough.
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Iowa
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McMahon
America
Truman
18 Months Term Is Imposed On Narcotics Law Offender
Judge Dave W Ling sentences James Wayne Young to 18 months for parole violation after admitting narcotics addiction and seeking treatment at a federal narcotics farm. Others face Monday sentences for crimes including smuggling opium, stealing cars, and illegal entry. Nine Mexican nationals guilty of illegal entry receive 30 day terms with deportation pending.
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James Wayne Young
South First Street
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Yuma
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Los Angeles
Kingman
John Edwin Cunningham
Valois Lobato
Chris Lobato
Gallup
N. M
United States
Truck Crash Pair Identified
Two men identified by the California Highway Patrol as Harry W. Lash and Vernon Penny died in a runaway truck crash at Grapevine California. The Nash Osborne Company of Dallas Texas employees were en route to Sacramento with automotive engines when the rig failed on a steep grade, crashed into a filling station and parked cars, and set nearby buildings ablaze.
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INS
Grapevine
California Highway Patrol
Harry W. Lash
Vernon Penny
Nash Osborne Company
Dallas
Tex
Sacramento
Santa Fe appoints Rogers to Winslow post
In Los Angeles on September 27 AP reports Sidney Rogers assistant superintendent of Santa Fe Railroad Needles California will replace Raymond D. Shelton as superintendent of the Winslow Arizona division. Shelton becomes superintendent of the Valley division based in Fresno California.
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Sidney Rogers
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Winslow
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Fresno
Hurricane Losing Force Threat to Gulf Ports
Mexico City dispatch reports a small hurricane near the Gulf oil fields weakening to a storm over Vera Cruz. Tacubaya observatory warns danger remains for air and sea routes as Gulf ports are no longer threatened though commercial flights between the capital and Gulf and Yucatan cities are suspended.
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Gulf Coast
Veracruz
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Yucatan Peninsula
Escaped Prisoner Returns Home for a Shave
Undersheriff Ben Moss in Clinton Oklahoma reports locating the escaped prisoner at his home. The man stated he did not run away but came home to shave because his beard bothered him.
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Clinton, Okla
Ben Moss
Moss
Arms Bill Advances After Conferees Speed Pact
Washington talks report Congress moved quickly to approve the Arms-For-Friends program totaling 1.314 billion dollars. Conferees set to finalize after minor language tweaks as Russia’s atomic test pressures passage. Chairman Connally said recent world events boost support for military programs and a Pacific defense pact modeled after the Atlantic alliance.
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Russia
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Congress
Tom Connally
Texas
Packing Shed Workers Lose Senate Fight
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona failed to amend a supplemental appropriation bill to place packing shed workers under the National Labor Relations Board. Senator Spessard L. Holland blocked the move, noting it was legislation in an appropriation bill. The dispute centers on NLRB jurisdiction affecting about 3,000 Salinas California packing shed workers and their unions ahead of an October 10 election for bargaining representation.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Arizona
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United States Senate
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Florida
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Salinas
Calif
Teamsters Union
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers Union
U S Immigration Service Apologizes for Detention Incident
The United States Immigration Service apologized to Ruth Comfort of Toronto for overnight detention in New York after a Europe trip. Canadian Ambassador Hume Wrong had requested the apology in Ottawa.
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PTAs Plan Meetings and a Friday Movie
The G S Skiff PTA executive board meets at 1 p m in Mrs D M Thomas s home to plan a teachers reception with invited fathers. Homeroom mothers and Grand Avenue PTA faculty meet at 3 30 p m Thursday. Capitol PTA executive board meets at 10 a m Thursday to discuss the year s work and budget. The Jackson School PTA screens the movie Little Giants Friday at 7 30 p m on the school lawn.
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D. M. Thomas
South 19Th Street
Kenneth Martin
Paul Moxley
Zeland Davis
Ray Schlink
Ora Harris
Henrietta Wingo
Melvin Horton
Edward Files
Ed Tabor
Robert Ashmus
Congress
Hugo Tillyard
Carl Cooper
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Little Giants
McFarland Seeks Compromise On Executive Pay Increases
Senate backs military raises costing about 300 million annually while a companion House bill would boost Cabinet members and top White House aides. McFarland leads a compromise group limiting increases to 15 thousand for many except a few White House aides. The plan would cap cabinet raises at 22 500 and adjust White House salaries, with President’s top aides reaching 20 thousand.
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Senate
Truman
House
Barkley
Scott Lucas
Illinois
E. W. McFarland
Arizona
McFarland
White House
Clark M. Clifford
Stephen Early
Early
Roosevelt
Senate Civil Service Com
Truman Defends Modest Salaries for Officials
President Truman argued in a letter to Barkley that proposed salaries for government positions are modest relative to responsibilities, as a committee report shows nearly full support for raises. McFarland warned such raises could disrupt industry balance if distributed to officials.
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Mittee
McFarland
Truman
Barkley
Italy Jails U S Dope Smuggler
Milan Italy Sept 27 A man identified as Charles Vincent Trupia of New York was convicted on a narcotics charge and sentenced to 20 months in prison. He was fined 55000 lire about 85 dollars. Trupia accused as transatlantic air courier for a New York narcotics gang said to have smuggled 25 million dollars worth of cocaine into the United States since the war. He supposedly carried 20 pounds of drug at Rome Ciampino Airport when arrested last June.
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Italy
Charles Vincent Trupia
New York
Trupia
Broome Street
New York City
Vincent Trupia
United States
Rome
Ciampino
Naval Academy enrolls 3466 midshipmen for 105th year
Annapolis Md Sept 27 The Naval Academy opens its 105th academic year with a record 3,466 midshipmen. Classes began yesterday. Among the 1,131 newcomers are the first Japanese American and two Negroes in the entering class.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Gaining Weight With Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
For those underweight with no organic cause, the ad promises two keys to gain flesh: a hearty appetite and better digestion. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a proven medicine that increases appetite and improves nutrient absorption, claiming rapid weight gain. Available at drugstores in tablet and liquid forms at 50 cents and one dollar.
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