Rescue Looms At Belage Beluga Crash Site In Newfoundland
At Gander Newfoundland on September 21 two army Skymasters each carrying a coast guard helicopter landed to assist the crash survivors from a Belgian airliner wrecked 22 miles southwest. Helicopters prepared for a hazardous pickup while a coast guard Catalina dropped a small power plant and medical gear. Rescue teams, including Captain Samuel P. Martin and Lt James J. S. Christian, reached the camp and reported no deaths among the injured. A Newfoundlander guide led the perilous river trek to the crash site as crews worked to stabilize and evacuate the survivors.
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Gander
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Gander Bay
Wokmen
H Li
August Kleish
Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter Bolton
Millon
Mass
Kreish
Catalina
Jatter Ems
Sabena Dir
U. S. Army
Iram
Army Tean
Thom
Coast, Guard
Samuel P. Martin
Barnes Hospital
St.Louis
James J. S. Christian
Panama Canal Zone
Calaline
Kenneth Rothe
Madison
Wis
Ship Strike Cuts German Ration Plans
Berlin reports General Joseph T. McNerney announced that ration increases for Germans in American and British zones have been halted after the U S maritime strike. The move affects daily talovics previously set for the Reich, with delays attributed to shipping disruptions.
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Berlin
Toseph T. McNerney
U. S
Culinary Union Gets Work Order to Halt Picketing
Los Angeles dispatch reports a court injunction served to culinary and bartender unions ending a surprise strike that shut services in 84 hotels cafes and night clubs. Management seeks damages totaling 50 600 with 28 000 daily for ongoing walkouts while unions contest the arbitration ruling that reduced wages 33 to 40 percent below their demands.
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Los Angeles
A.fl
Biltmore
Hollywood Roosevelt
Florentine Gardens
Dairies Win Free Market Dairy Prices Held High
In Washington on September 24 dairy products moved under free market rules though butter and cheese prices remained above. Decontrol progress appeared uneven as market forces influenced dairy prices with lingering tensions over price levels and supply.
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Washington
Bevin Delays Palestine Talks in London
London dispatch says Foreign Minister Bevin will return to the Paris peace conference a day later, delaying high level talks on the fate of Palestine until a Jewish decision on participation in the London discussions is made.
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London
Bevin
Paris
Philadelphia Record to Omit Advertising Tomorrow
Philadelphia newspaper launches temporary measure starting tomorrow by omitting advertising in all issues due to a shortage of news print. Front page notice in today's Philadelphia Record explains the change and cites the shortage as the reason for ad omission.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Tyrol Pact Between Italy and Austria Approved
Italy and Austria gain local autonomy for German speakers in South Tyrol and language rights under a Tyrol agreement approved by the Paris peace conference commission by a 13 to 6 vote. Leaders Gruper and De Gasperi signed the deal promising rail, transit, and trade facilities and equal public office opportunities. Monterrey Week proclaimed for 350th anniversary by Mayor Mayermann.
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Baniy
Italy
Austria
Kurl Gruper
Tlalian
Alcide de Gasperi
Haly
South Tyrol
Monterrey
Gus B. Mayermann
Hieswa Escapes Tokyo Hospital, Slay Charge Ongoing
Hieswa, under military sentence for killing two Japanese in November, fled Tokyo hospital Tuesday and is at large. Previously he attempted escape from a stockade and was recaptured within an hour. He was to be sent to a federal penitentiary in the United States.
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Yokohama
Toseph TE. Hieswa
Myeac
Tokyo
Eighth Army
Wallington, N. 5
Tiwan
Stockade
Hieswa
Hleswa
United States
United Stars
Wage awards end maritime strike in New York harbor
Seamen at New York harbor and East and Gulf ports returned to work after unions voted to accept an arbitration award establishing wage parity with AFL seamen. The award boosts pay by 10 dollars for able seamen and 4 dollars for firemen and water tenders, aligning wages with AFL levels. West Coast picket lines continued until operators guaranteed the increases in writing.
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New York Harbor
East
Gulf
U. S. Maritime Commission
New York
James L. More
Thoresun
C. I. O. Inter
National Longshoremen's and Warehorsemen's Union
Harry Brides
Phillip Murs Tay
Waterfront
NIM
Marine Cooks
Andl
Mly
Yntil
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Freighter Hall Hiteh Heads for Amapala After Grounding
The freighter Hall Hiteh, previously signaling danger of loss after grounding on a roof in the Pacific, proceeds under its own power toward the Honduran port of Amapala, Coast Guard reports.
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Port New York
Hall
Hiteh
Pacific
Amapala
Coast Guard
Fire destroys east wing of Tain O'Shanter Country Club
CHICAGO Sept 21 The east wing of the clubhouse at Tain O Shanter Country Club burned Friday sending 18 employees to safety. The blaze started on the top floor of the three story building and damaged the second and fourth floors of the west wing. A waitress alerted staff. The apartment of George S May owner of the clubhouse and the cocktail lounge were among the rooms destroyed.
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Chicago
Tain O'Shanter Country Club
George S. May
Report of Red Move Unfounded in Belgrade Note
Belgrade dispatch reports no substantiation for rumors that two Russian divisions moved to positions near Ljubljana and Ljubljana area. Officials and neutral observers traveling from the Istrian peninsula say there is no truth to the claim.
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Belgrade
Tl Womenio
Rome
Ljubljina
Yugoslavia
Istrian
Weekend Weather Summary for Tow and Jey
Partly cloudy Saturday after noon and night, then sunnier Sunday. Saturday's high near 66 to 83, Sunday reaching about 86 with a cooler 70 at Tow.
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Tow
Five Die and One Injured in B-25 Emergency Landing Crash
Five men were killed and one injured when an army B26 crashed during an emergency landing at National Kryport. The pilot was Col. Philip T. Durgee of Langley field. Weather details follow on Page 21.
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Washington
National Kryport
Philip T. Durgee
Langley Field
Vin
Wallace Resignation Ends Cabinet Controversy Over Policy
The resignation of Secretary of Commerce Wallace, at President Truman’s request, ends his government role and limits his influence to private circles. The piece criticizes Truman’s slow handling, notes damage to national prestige, and argues the resignation was necessary and overdue to preserve U.S. policy and Byrnes’ Paris position.
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Henry A. Wallace
Washington
Wallace
Biale Byrnes
Byrnes
Truman
Madison Square
White House
A. S. Schindier
Moscow
Lendon
Britain
Today
United States
Paris
Cameraman Wins Apology MEMPHIS Air Officers Apologize
Three field grade air force officers apologized for assaulting AP photographer Allen Snipes after a night game in Memphis. Lt. Col. Wendell Van Sickle, Lt. Col. Robert W. Lennox, and Maj. Roy Barnes issued apologies after an Air Transport Command investigation. Maj. Gen. Turner said disciplinary action is pending under the laws of war and the officers compensated the AP for damages.
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Memphis
Tenn
VPI
Air Force
Associated Press
Allen Snipes
Wendell van Sickle
Akron
Ohio
Robert W. Lennox
Caton
Roy. Hi Barnes
Hale
William H. Turner
Air Transport Command
Continental Division 3
Former Solons Wife Found Dead
Washington reports Evalyn Reynolds 24 wife of former Senator Robert Reynolds found dead in her room. Coroner Magruder Mae said cause to be determined. She was Evalyn Washington McLean daughter of Evalyn Walsh McLean owner of the Hope diamond. Married 1941 to Reynolds, then 57 and a senator, with daughter Mamie Spear Reynolds. The family estate at McLean was involved.
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Washington
Evalyn Reynolds
Robert RB. Reynolds
North Carolina
Magruder Mae
Donald
Reytolls
Evalyn Washington McLean
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Reynolds
Senate
Mamie
Pacific Isle Radio Silenced by Pacific Typhoon Storm
A typhoon in the Pacific near Guam delivers 10 mile per hour winds and powerful gales that damage Quonset huts housing American servicemen families. Guam communications with 10 Pearl Harbor are down and initial reports note heavy damage locally. Britain reports at least 10 dead and widespread flood damage.
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International Ews
Pacific
Guam
England
Pearl Harbor
Britain
Servier
London
A&P guilty of anti trust in Danville trial
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley convicting the New York Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and 28 officers and subsidiaries on conspiracy to restrain trade in fruit products and to monopolize interstate commerce marks a major antitrust ruling. The long trial ended with guilty verdicts on both counts of the criminal information.
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Danville
New York
Great Auandeland Pacific Tea Company
Fedoral
Walter C. Lindley
Birth rate in Moscow rises above prewar level
Moscow on September 21 reported the birth rate rising steadily with about 300 new Muscovites born each day, and the city health department said it would widen its birth home system to meet growing demand.
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Moscow
New Training Plan Proposed by War Department
Buffalo September report of Secretary of War Patterson at the National Guard association conference outlines a universal military training plan for Congress to consider in January. It would start with six months of continuous training, plus theory, and offer alternatives including ROTC in college or further six months service, with selection not fully in individual hands.
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Buffalo
N. x
Army
War Department
Congress
Robert Patterson
National Guard Association
Patterson
National Guard
ROTG
Ann Patterson
Kingston Police End One Day Strike
Kingston police returned to their beats after a one day strike to press for better pay. Terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
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Kingston
Jamaica
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