Tito Treaty Broken Of By Russians
The Soviet government broke off its 1945 treaty of friendship with Yugoslavia alleging Tito became a puppet of foreign imperialism. Moscow Radio released the note to Yugoslav authorities via Andrei Gromyko. Diplomats forecast further renunciations by Eastern Bloc states and tension in the cold war as Yugoslavia faces severed ties and potential hostilities along its borders.
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London
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Tito
Hungary
Romania
United States
Britain
Russia
Belgrade
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Bulgaria
Albania
Flag Chase At Glance NATION
Brooklyn defeats Boston 9 2 in the first game of a doubleheader while Pittsburgh beats St Louis 7 2. Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Washington games postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
TODAY
Flag
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
Pittsburgh
Dodgers Rout Braves As Cards Lose 7 2
Dodgers rout Boston 9-2 behind Duke Snider and Carmen Furillo as Preacher Roe hurls. Spahn shelled. Cards fall 7-2 to Pittsburgh with Musial and Slaughter keying the early offense. Pirates pull four runs in the sixth. St. Louis drops closer in pennant race.
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Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Johnny Sain
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Washington
Yanks
Philadelphia
Duke Snider
Carmen Furillo
Preacher Roe
Snider
Warren Spahn
Gil Hodges
Roy
Campanella
Peewee Reese
Eddie Miksis
Jackie Robinson
Furillo
Roe
Miksis
Brooklyn
Spahn
Hall
G. Elliott
Barrett
Crandall
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Cardinals
Murty Dickson
Musial
Slaughter
Bucs
Castiglione
Johnny Hopp
Vernon Fugatt Named Provisional Northern Arizona Patrol Chief
Patrolman Vernon Fugatt of Flagstaff was named provisional captain and put in charge of the Northern Arizona district of the Arizona Highway Patrol. The appointment is temporary pending a permanent replacement after Captain Walden V. Burr was discharged for inefficiency and political activity. Burr plans to appeal to the Merit System Council. Fugatt has served with the patrol since 1941.
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Vernon Fugatt
Flagstaff
Arizona Highway Patrol
Arizona
A. G. Walker
Walker
Walden V. Burr
Tucson
Merit System Council
Fugatt
Truman Spends Day In St Louis As Native Missourian Back Home
President Truman, a native Missourian, spent the morning in St Louis greeting locals, walking with Secret Service, and hosting a breakfast with Missouri Masons. He planned to fly to Kansas City later, then attend a Democratic rally in Municipal Auditorium with 2,500 stalwarts and deliver a hearty political speech.
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Truman
St. Louis
INS
Secret Service
Lindell Boulevard
Grand Lodge
The
Masonic Order of
Missouri
Masonic Temple
Order
Lambert Field
Kansas City
Fairfax
Missouri River
William M
Big Bill) Boyle
Municipal Auditorium
Two Italian fliers drift alive after Atlantic crash
Coast Guard planes searched 500 miles east of Nassau for Capt. Bron dell o and Capt. Bartoglio believed alive on wreckage from a Beechcraft Bonanza. They launched Sept. 16 from the Azores in a bid for the first nonstop westward Atlantic crossing to fund an Italian Boys Town near Turin.
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Miami
Fla
Coast Guard
Nassau
Bahamas
Coast Guard Rescue Control Center
New York
Trans World Airways
TWA
Bahama Islands
Rome
Suzanna
San Juan
Puerto Rico
John Brondello
Camillo Bartoglio
Azores
Atlantic
Turin
House OKs $5.81 Billion Foreign Aid Bill to Senate
The House approved a $5,809,990,000 foreign economic aid appropriation and sent it to the Senate. The Senate added to a pay raise bill an amendment requiring President Truman to present a balanced budget next year along with the regular operating budget.
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House
Senate
Truman
Congress
Markets At A Glance: Stocks Up Amid Mixed Bond News
New York stocks rise with leaders higher as steel shares edge higher despite weak steel. Bond markets show mixed price moves. Cotton sees quiet liquidation offset by mill demand. December wheat weak, oats ease near 60 cents lower. Cattle mostly steady to 50 cents higher with top at 33.00.
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New York
Temperatures Today Readings and Page Guide Bits
A garbled weather snippet shows temperatures around 82 and 79 degrees at several morning times and includes a reader guide listing sections such as Hollywood Comics Inez Robb Crossword Radio Dorothy Dix Sports Editorials Turnbow Financial and Woman's Page with page references. The fragment hints at a newspaper’s classifieds and sections rather than a full story.
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Hollywood Comics
Inez Robb
Dorothy
Dix
Turnbow Financial
Woman's
Noted Figures Comment On Tariffs Aid and Democracy
International News Service reports on reactions from Winston Churchill Paul Hoffman Bourke E Hickenlooper and Dwight D Eisenhower. Churchill cautions against illusions on tariff reductions while Hoffman warns Europe fears new tariff walls. Hickenlooper says aliens to US project must stay American owned. Eisenhower warns that tyranny around America would threaten democracy.
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International News Service
London
Winston Churchill
New York
Paul Hoffman
Europe
United States
Washington
Bourke E. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
City Council Delays Action On Purchase Of Water System
The Phoenix City Council postponed talks on buying the 2770 customer Arizona Water Co. over federal tax liability concerns. Negotiations resume at 9 15 a m tomorrow with plans to pay 430 000 total, 130 000 upfront and eight installments over four years, plus 50 000 to connect mains. Councilors want guidance from the City Water Appraisal Board before completing the purchase.
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Lewis Thomas
Phoenix
Arizona Water Company
City Water Appraisal Board
Joseph T. Melczer
Clyde C. Matthews
Frank H. Gilbert
Arizona
Melcezer
Jack Choisser
Joseph D. Peeler
Los Angeles
U. S. Treasury Department
Meltzer
Watkins
Dana Latham
Nationalists Stop 3 U. S. Cargo Ships
Chinese Nationalist war vessels halted three American merchant ships linked to Isbrandtschen Lines in the Shanghai area. The Flying Trader inbound from Hong Kong to Shanghai and the Flying Independent and Flying Clipper outbound after unloading cotton were held at the Yangtze mouth under gunpoint. Masters were told officers would board and inspect the ships.
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Washington
INS
State Department
Shanghai
Isabrandtschen Lines
New York City
Flying Trader
Flying Independent
Flying Clipper
Suez Canal
Palestine
Hong Kong
United States
Yangtze
Ford Accepts Company-Paid Pension Plan
Ford and UAW CIO reached a pace setting pension contract costing over 20 million dollars yearly. Retirement benefits up to 100 dollars monthly plus social security begin last July, first payments due April 1 1950. Plan runs through March 1 1955 with a two year wage freeze and limited reopeners.
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Detroit
Ford
Uaw-Cio
UAW
Truman
United Mine Workers
Cio-Uaw
Company-Union Board of Trustees
Jury Deliberates On Tokyo Rose Treason Case
In San Francisco on September 29 a twelve member jury began their fourth day of deliberations over Mrs. Iva Toguri d Aquino accused of treason for wartime broadcasts as Tokyo Rose. They had deliberated 28 hours and 25 minutes before being sent back to continue at 9 15 a m.
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San Francisco
Iva Toguri d’Aquino
Tokyo
French President Auriol May Quit Amid Illness
Paris INS report says President Vincent Auriol possibly resign on October 18 due to serious illness, sparking a potential government crisis.
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Paris
INS
Vincent Auriol
Guns Roar At Trucks Under Police Escort
Violent clashes erupted as a hidden riflemen ambushed a 14-truck coal convoy on Snow Shoe Mountain Pennsylvania. No injuries reported. dynamite blasts damaged mines in Pennsylvania and Kentucky as the nationwide coal field unrest continued.
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Associated Press
Snow Shoe Mountain
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Alabama
Jasper
Iowa
Virginia
Budget Director Pace Visits Phoenix On Central Arizona Project
Frank Pace Jr. arrives in Phoenix after California and Arizona negotiations over the 738 million dollar Central Arizona Project. Governor Garvey's office confirms the trip aimed at assessing budget implications and feasibility, with Pace to survey the project area by air while maintaining secrecy.
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Frank Pace, Jr
United States Bureau of Budget
Phoenix
Central Arizona
Dan E. Garvey
Pace
Colorado River
Budget Bureau
Washington
West Coast
California
Arizona
Truman
Carl Hayden
Ernest W. McFarland
Two Steel Firms End Talks As Shutdown Dawns
Pittsburgh Sept 29 AP Two major steel producers Bethlehem and Republic halted bargaining as the CIO United Steelworkers strike deadline neared. Industrywide plants began orderly shutdowns with furnaces banked, while U S Steel and Philip Murray pressed for another session. The stalemate centers on a 10 cent hourly pension and insurance package funded by workers and rejected pension terms.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Bethlehem
Republic
United States Steel
Philip Murray
Bethlehem Steel
Orchid Award for Phoenix booster John Kimball
JOHN T. KIMBALL of 3314 North Second Street receives the Orchid Award from the Phoenix Rotary Club through the Youth Service Committee. A vice president of Central Arizona Light and Power Company, Kimball moved from Mississippi in December 1946 and has contributed to industry, Scouting, and civic life across Arizona, including Roosevelt Council and the Silver Beaver award in 1946. The presentation occurred at a Sun Valley Kiwanis Club meeting in Hotel Westward Ho.
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John T. Kimball
North Second Street
Phoenix
Cea Ee
Kimball
South
Junior Chamber of Commerce of
Mississippi
Boy Scouts
Roosevelt Council
Phoenix Rotary Club
Sun Valley Kiwanis Club
Westward Ho
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al Kozar
Washington Senators
Mel Parnell
Kozar
Ed Rommel
Pirates
Gerry Staley
Howie Pollet
Lambert-St. Louis Air
Tonsas City
William Odom
Honolulu
Argentia
Newfoundlandland
U. S. Coast Guard
U. S
United Press
Rose
Howard Hancock
Robert Daily
Butler County
Grass Flats
Robert M. Smith
Junedale
Lewis
By Herb Nelson
Mr. Truman
Central Arizona Project Association
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