Shocks Felt Mother Slain in North Hollywood Tragedy
Gene Cush ing 26, diagnosed as psychopathic, fatally stabbed his mother Mrs. Nun A Cush ing after claiming an electric shock in his mind. He also killed the family puppy with a paring knife before turning the knife on his mother and fleeing toward the street. Police were alerted by his sister as officers arrived while the son continued the attack.
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Gene G. Cossing
Tansamok
North Hollywood
Calif
JINS
Gene G. Cush
Mir Syead
Cushing
Ab Ulsrharga
Mothey
Nun
Gordon Carlsin
Can
Avoy Anl
Dive Street
Othcers
Keeley
Gokehoff
Hts
Veterans Hospital
Doomsday Prophet Predicts End Dates Across Decades
Pasadena, Calif. Sept 19. Charles G Long, 73, founder of a church as yet unnamed, says the world will end on October 17. Long previously warned of September 21, 1945 and now cites possible ends on October 27, 1946 or October 17, 1999, based on calendar mathematics.
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Pasadena
Calif
Charnes G Long
Gow
Long
Moreel to Quit As Boss of Mines
Washington Sept 19 Adm Ben Moreell head of the government seized soft coal mines will resign September 30 on retirement from the navy His deputy Capt Norman H Collison will take over as head of the mines during the transition and is named the new officer in charge of the operation
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Moreel
Washington
Upt
Ben Moreell
Navy
Moreell
Norman H. Collison
Naval Reserve
Figlions See Rocket Near Bologna and Lisbon Report
London dispatch reports Italian observers noting rocket activity northwest of Bologna moving quickly through the air. Another sighting places a missile about 40 miles southeast of Oporo with Lisbon also reporting rocket activity.
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London
INS
Bologna
Fisbon
Oporio
Airliner crash survivors found after transatlantic loss
The Sabena plane with 44 aboard went missing near Gander Newfoundland. Wreckage located 2 miles southwest of Gander with some survivors. The crew includes seven, two stewardesses among passengers mainly Americans and Belgians. Tele Ruth Henderson of New York and other scouts officials were aboard returning from a conference in Evian France.
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New York
Civil Aeronautics Belt Sail
Fernand J. Matters
Sabena
Pling
Lenvrisa
TOC
Tele Ruth Henderson
Fernational
Gurl Scouts
Fron 4 Girl Scout Confermtive
Evian
France
Stocks Plunge In Heavy Selling
New York stock market faces sharp midday decline as heavy selling drives prices to a 18 month low. Major names like U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors U S Rubber Eastman Kodak Cincinnati Gas and Electric and Southern Gas face steep drops while trading systems race to reflect flow and stabilize after hours of intense pressure.
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New York
Transic
Lee
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
U. S
Eastman Kodak
Cincinnati Igas
Electric and Southernne
U S Backs Trieste Plan
U S Ambassador James Dunn told the Italian Yugoslav frontier peace conference that the American accord requires a single decision on the Trieste plan. The United States supports a truly free Trieste with guaranteed rights and security, contingent on acceptance of all components of the agreement.
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Thieste
James ©. Dunn
U. S
Italy
Pulitical Commission of the Peace
Trieste
United States
Churchill Urges United States of Europe Plan
Winston Churchill called for a United States of Europe with a Franco German partnership as a first step to recreate a European family. He warned against a return to prewar conditions and affirmed America’s wartime atom bomb monopoly, saying it would be used only for just causes. Churchill spoke during a Silver Hand vacation, titling his address The Tragedy for Europe.
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Paurich
Winston Churchill
Todiy
United States of Europe
Jrance
Germany
Wiederland
Europe
Churchill
United States
America
Trieste Riots Prompt Allied Military Alert
United States and British troops remained on alert in Trieste as disturbances by Communist sympathizers escalated. U S Army and British forces used batons to break up protesters outside the Allied military government headquarters.
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Trieste
Sopl. A4
LNSI
United States
Britsh
LU. S. Army
Aled
Navy reports large earthquake detected near Looa
Marion H. Gilmore of the navy microseismograph center said naval instruments recorded a large earthquake at Los Angeles time today. He added the quake was detected by stations in Miami and possibly Chile, with 5100 HACLECS from an unclear source.
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Miami
Fia
Marion H. Gilmore
Navy
Microseismograph Center
Naval Instruments
Loo A
KS. T
Chile
Gilmore
Hunt for Missing Sailors Dropped
New York report states the search for the Missing Sailors from the Nou Marit Tt was ended after efforts exhausted. Four-and-four were rescued, with authorities noting the seas proved too dangerous for further salvage or continuation of the hunt.
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New York
U S reveals Wallace poison gas threat and cautions
In Schenectady on September 11 INS lede warns of a new poison gas so potent that a single ounce could kill all in the United States and Canada. Maj. Geo Alden Windt cites ease of manufacture and low cost while Dr Gerald Wendt describes an innocuous appearance crystalline toxin and the danger of silent warfare.
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Schenectady
U.S
Uniteds
Canada
Maj
Geo
Alden BR. Windt
U. S. Chemical Warfare Division
Washington
Gerald Wendt
New York
General Electric Company
Millitons
Truman Denies Deal With Wallace Over Paris Conference
White House says no deal with Secretary Wallace to quiet his criticisms as Paris peace talks proceed. Reported discussions in Washington ended without settlement on Russia policy or Wallace’s cabinet future. Army Navy release denounced a Wallace charge of a proactive war and reaffirmed peaceful intent.
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White House
Truman
Steelary of
Wallace
Paris
Charles C. Ross
Thoss
Ross
Lavier
Commerce Secrutary
Valence
Byrnes
Trumain
Russia
Wilkice
Truiai
Soviet Union
Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Intext
Krerin
America
Black Market Men Caught in Hamburg Operation
An undisclosed number of German and Polish black market operators were held today for dealing in arms and drugs. British authorities withheld details of the operation in which they suppressed and arrested the operators.
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Hamburg
Germany
Showdown in Paris Over Byrnes Endorsement
Paris dispatch says American delegates expect Seely of States James Byrnes to return for immediate showdown unless President Truman issues a strong endorsement. Odessa report notes James Fragers Sparks, 42, an air field worker, died from a .22 bullet wound last night.
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Paris
James ¥. Byrnes
Truman
Byrnes
Odessa
James Fragers Sparks
Seamen Win Pay Demand Victory in Arbitration
The National Maritime Union and employers reached an arbitration award by James L. Myer in New York restoring shipping activity. The decision boosts wages for 90,000 seamen from 172.50 per month and calls for immediate return to work with wage disputes to be resolved soon affecting West Coast routes and related unions.
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Associated Vibe
James L. My
C. I
National Maritime Unio
Ting Fu
New York City
Lawmakers urge stronger Pacific defense posture
A five member U S House military committee returned from a 38 000 mile trip urging expanded defenses within striking range of Russia. They advocate base networks Alaska Okinawa Philippines Hawaii Guam Saipan and Australia with new long range bombers, while stressing non belligerence toward the Soviet Union.
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America
Pacific
Russia
Tohnson
R-Cabif
Aighan
Techiv
House Judiciary Committee
Alaska
Honolulu
Kwajalein
Saipan
Iowa Jima
Japan
China
Korea
Siam
Okinawa
Philippines
Australia
Sheridan
Sikes
Hawaii
Guam
Vec Jina
Weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with occasional showers Thursday afternoon. Cooler by Friday night with a high near 80 and a low around 66. Thursday’s high around 80 and Friday’s near 82 with Thursday record at 70.
City Hall Hears Police Fire Pay Demands Amid Budget Struggle
City officials faced a wave of wage demands from police and fire unions as deputies from both departments pressed for higher pay. Firemen seek 200 a month plus budget boosts, while police seek 220 monthly. The meeting directed the matter to the budget committee as officials weigh funding amid board of equalization concerns.
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Alfred Callaghan
Paul Steffler
Occipions
Thusday
Gus Muulermann
Sielflee
Mauermann
Board of Equalization
Ennnci
Committee-Of-The Whaie
P. L. Anderson
Anderson
Lewis Yates
San Antonio
Eight Degrees Colder Front Moves Through Panhandle
The cold front moves south and east across the Panhandle. Temperatures are expected to drop about eight degrees generally statewide as it progresses southward. The U S weather bureau projects the front toward Dallas by Friday morning with light rainfall accompanying the change.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dallas
Cold Air Moves Toward Midwest
A cold front moving from Canada shifted into the northern U S, bringing snow in Wyoming and western Nebraska and lowering temperatures in Denver to 47 degrees. Expect rains in parts of the Mississippi valley as cooler air settles in Chicago and nearby areas.
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Chicago
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Nebraska
Misslesipy Valley
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