Hurricane Aims at U.S. Atlantic Coast Reach
Tropical hurricane shifts toward the South Atlantic coast threatening Labor Day weekend impact. Center winds reach 100 to 110 mph with 15 mph northward movement as warnings extend from Georgetown to Wilmington and caution remains for 250 miles of coast.
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Brunswick
Danger
Georgia
South Carolina
South Atlantic
Miami Weather Bureau
Charleston
Weather Bureau
Georgetown
S. C
Wilmington
N. C
Fernandina
Fla
Savannah
Mossadegh Rejects Truman Churchill Oil Settlement Proposal
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh rejected a three point settlement proposal from President Truman and Prime Minister Churchill on Iran's oil dispute. He said the message would not be accepted and called for Parliament to decide. The plan involved World Court arbitration and resumed oil sales with Anglo Iranian Oil Company compensation talks. Britain offered to ease sanctions and aid Iran while the United States extended a 10 million dollar aid package.
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Thran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Truman
Churchill
United States
Anglo Iranian Oil Company
AIOC
Mossadegh
Britain
World Court
Britian
Persian Gulf
Soldier Comes To Daughter's Side At Last
SIOUX CITY IA Aug 30 Air Force Tech Sgt Charles R Buggy flown from a military transport to a polio ward visits his daughter Kathleen creation patient at hospital He smiles faintly the first since returning from Germany He brought books and a spelling game to the girl whose brother died of polio last Tuesday Kathy remains unaware of the death and her mother is too distraught to visit.
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Sioux City
Air Force
Charles R. Buggy
Kathleen
Germany
Kathy
Charles Jr
Egg and milk prices rise in Snyder stores
Dairy firms raised milk prices by one cent per quart in Snyder causing retail increases across cartons and bottled milk. Eggs climbed to 69 to 73 cents a dozen for first quality with second quality about a penny cheaper. Coffee cream up to 39 cents per half pint.
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Snyder
Vandervoort’s
Borden's
Home Diary
Vandervoort's
Borden’s
Home
Tennessee
Borden
Vandervoort
Snyder Daily News Labor Day Closure Notice
The Snyder Daily News will be closed tomorrow afternoon in observance of Labor Day. Regular publication will resume on Tuesday afternoon.
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Snyder Daily News
Fight On For Air Service in Scurry County
Chamber of Commerce fights CAB final hearing over air service for Snyder and Scurry County. Council brief argues nearby cities suffice. Pioneer Airlines pledged support but did not back the county. Chamber cites high oil industry travel and mail needs, urging service to Borge r and other links, with Monahans case noted.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Scurry County
Fed Air Service
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cab’s Bureau Council
Snyder
Pioneer Airlines
Bureau Council
CAA
Coleman
Borger
Sweetwater
Dallas
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Pioneer
Scurry
Monahans
Midland-Odessa
Ment
Houston
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Midland
Odessa
Bartlesville
Okla
James Rosser
Walter Jenkins
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Snyder Group
Shivers Asked Not To Desert Adlai
A Pennsylvania congressman urged Texas Governor Allan Shivers and Attorney General Price Daniel to back Adlai Stevenson. Texans discuss presidential loyalties as Eisenhower efforts grow in Denison and Stevenson clubs plan across Navarro County. Rayburn touted Stevenson on statewide radio with dates to follow.
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Shivers
Adlai
Associated Press
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
U. S
Stevenson
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Daniel
Truman
Congress
Eisenhower
Denison
Navarro
Ing County
Drew Gillen
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Bonham
Amarillo
Truman Hit By McCarthy
Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charged that President Truman neglects national affairs to campaign in Wisconsin for the Republican primary. He condemned Truman’s Milwaukee Labor Day speech as politically motivated and said the president is returning fire after a medical checkup and opposition from Stevenson and others. He cited a Saturday Evening Post article accusing Truman of fooling farmers in 1948 over grain prices.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
White House
Adlai Stevenson
Saturday Evening Post
80Th Congress
Congressman Demands Clark Quit Supreme Court Position
Rep Gross of Iowa demands Associate Justice Tom C. Clark resign from the Supreme Court citing unsavory activities during his tenure as attorney general. He urges President Truman to press for resignation if Clark does not step down. The claim ties Clark to testimony in a Detroit war fraud probe that delayed action for years.
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Washington
Rep
Gross
R-Ia
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Truman
House
Clark
Detroit
Justice Department
Department
Norman E. Miller
Airmen Killed as Scorpion Crashes at Detroit Exposition
At the Detroit International Aviation Exposition a FS9 Scorpion crashed above a grandstand killing Maj. Donald Adams and Capt. Ed Kelly. Four spectators died and several others were injured as debris and a wing struck cars and crowd areas during a high altitude demonstration.
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Detroit
Air Force
Maj
Donald Adams
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Ed Kelly
New York City
Exposition Grandstand
Ka Cohen
Robbers of Postoffice Nabbed After Reno Cash Chase
Two Texas men, Jim Darwod Kennedy 22 and Watson 28, captured after attempting to cash postal money orders recovered from a Monolith Calif burglary. They fled to Reno where they were trapped in the Truckee River chase and later confessed to breaking into the Monolith Post Office general store, stealing two safes containing cash stamps war bonds and blank money orders. Sheriff George Lothrop valued the loot at up to 250000 dollars if cashed at top value.
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Nev
Reno
Jim Darwod Kennedy
Ward Watson
Little Elm
Tex
Truckee
George Lothrop
Texas
Post Office General
Monolith
Calif
Lothrop
UN Fighter Pilots Claim Five More Communist Jet Planes
American Sabre pilots reported shooting down five or six MiGs and damaging 17 over Northwest Korea amid a record Allied air strike on Pyongyang. The August tally rose to 32 destroyed with 43 damaged, as British Canadian and other Allied fliers supported the mission.
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Seoul
Clifford Jolley
Salt Lake City
U. S
Korea
Yalu River
Pyongyang
Red Capital
Navy
Marine
Red
Weather outlook across Texas shows mild temps and scattered showers
West Texas and East Texas expect clear to partly cloudy skies Sunday and Monday with cooler conditions and some scattered showers in the north and along the coast. South Central Texas sees little temperature change with moderate southeasterly winds. North Central Texas notes isolated thundershowers in the northwest Sunday afternoon and very warm conditions in the far north Monday.
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Texas
Panhandle
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