Senate approves compromise housing bill amid split on reform
Washington Senate, voting 48 to 35, passed a compromise housing bill that speeds small home building and replaces the Taft Ellender Wagner plan. The measure omits low rent and slum clearance subsidies and overrode the committee. House action follows with inflation and bank reserve changes also debated.
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Body Searched In Ogunquit River Death Of Ennis Hilton
Guardsmen hunted today for the body of Ennis Hilton six daughter of John Hilton and Albany resident. She fell into the Ogunquit River while her father painted a landscape near a bend in the river.
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Divisions in GOP over housing Likely shaping future
The article notes a split within the Republican ranks on housing legislation as a sign of broader policy disagreements. Thomas L. Stokes surveys the divide, predicting the party will face this ideological quandary if it wins the election. The piece references related editorial and feature pages and notes upcoming items across the paper.
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G.O.P
Thomas L. Stokes
Dr. Dean
Ida Jean Kain
Ing. Rorter
Western envoys meet Molotov in Kremlin talks
Western envoys from the United States Britain and France confer with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow seeking a plan to end the Berlin blockade and bridge East West differences. The meeting began at 5 P.M. Moscow time without Stalin, amid talk of a new Four Power communique and a fresh Foreign Ministers Council session.
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France
Tolotov
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Walter Bedell Smith
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Frank Roberts
Yves Chataigneau
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Molotov
Groves Denies He Sent Uranium to Russ Russia
SEW YORK AP The man who headed America's wartime atomic bomb project says he never shipped any uranium to the Soviet Union. Major General Leslie R. Groves, questioned about a congressman's claim that 1,300 pounds of uranium compound were sent to Russia, said he did not ship it and that as a retired Army officer it would not be proper for him to answer fully.
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Soviet Union
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Slate Fall Kills Five in Coal Mine in West Virginia
Five miners died and eight others were injured in a slate fall at the Neo TL mine of the New River and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Co. at Capels, West Virginia, according to a report from the State Mines Department.
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Crump Defeat Sparks Tennessee Primary Violence
National Guardsmen mobilized as Crump backed candidates trailed in unofficial returns after election day. Two killed and a third wounded in Copperhill and Ducktown gunplay amid disorder. dozens more hurt in clashes. Kefauver led the Democratic race for Senate while Reece won the Republican nomination. Roy Acuff claimed the Republican governor nod.
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Carroll Reece
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Roy Acuff
Rain Ends as Warmup Forecast Crests with Midweek Heat
Temperatures will rise gradually after a morning reading of 56, with a high near 92 last August. A rainfall total of 1.20 inches ended by 5 A.M. east of Syracuse, while the west stayed dry. Weather Bureau notes a cool night followed by a fair, warmer Sunday and a foretaste of autumn across the region. Light frost reported in Northern Wisconsin lowlands.
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Pacific Coast
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Yugoslavia Rejects Soviet Submarine Base Proposal
Western sources report Belgrade refused a Soviet request for submarine bases at seven Adriatic coast points. The rejection is described as a contributing factor to the rift between Premier Tito and the Kremlin.
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Rail unions boycott trades congress meeting in Ottawa
Canadian railway workers halted a Trades and Labor Congress gathering in Ottawa after leader Frank Hall announced the group would not support Communists. The move followed attempts to align the organization with four Canadian steamship firms and the Canadian Seamen's Union.
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Murder trial closes as six 4% defendants die in store case
In Frunton New Jersey a jury finds William Turner and six others guilty of murder in the first degree in a store killing. The verdict follows a nine week trial that concluded in Reath Berlin. Eight children, aged 9 to 10, are reported dead in Cologne, tied to a mass execution tied to a shell incident. The British press service notes the case as a major wartime crime narrative.
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A.M
Sey
FCC Scolds Radio Give Aways
The FCC urged curbs on radio prize programs seen as legal lotteries or gift ventures. It proposed rules banning outcomes based on chance and prohibiting winners from paying money or possessing the product. The agency will hear from interested parties through September 10 as it weighs the crackdown.
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Drivers Get Their Day in Court in Philadelphia Traffic Court
In a Philadelphia Traffic Court session, motorists faced tickets for speeding and related offenses. Mrs Elia Morgan was dismissed for lending a motorcycle to an unlicensed rider, and Telon Pureca admitted to a parking violation at a South Pinta address. Mathy Credan and William T. Tachan were charged with passing stone rights and produced proof. No stap fights at the intersections were noted.
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Eliaoth C. Morgan
Morgan
Telon Pureca
Pintadolphin
Mathy Credan
William T. Tachan
She s Had Enough OK Mr Jefe Home With Me
A woman recalls a string of visitors since Monday including cleaners, radio mechanics, plumbers and decorators arriving from dawn. The practical joker’s payoff came at 6 AM yesterday when a policeman answered a newspaper ad to rent the house and a moving van arrived to haul away the furniture.
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Kersten
Money From Nowhere in Reading Knit Mill Incident
Lineman Marlin Boyer, treasurer at a Reading knitting mill, misplaced a cash box with 600 dollars while driving to a New Jersey shore. The box was found on a bus near the mill, later recovered with 719.40 dollars inside. Mill workers turned in an additional 77, while 196.40 remained unexplained. Chief Raymond Miller coordinated the investigation with a motorist.
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Ship Lines Face Anti-Trust Charge
U S Attorney General Clark announced that 25 shipping lines are accused of conspiring to monopolize cargo trade between the Atlantic Gulf ports and the Far East. A civil action was filed in the district court at Newark New Jersey. Nineteen defendants are foreign lines and six are American carriers.
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Prober Cites 45 Cargo More Atom Shipments To Russia Charged
Representative MacDowell reports uranium metal shipments to Russia totaling 1,400 pounds in 1943 and 1,420 pounds in 1945. He states the material, a key component of atomic bombs, was sent during war years. Senators paused public hearings on Communist activity amid the Tru.
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Sharp Meat Price Drop Hinted by Trade Leader
The head of the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers expects a sharp retail meat price dip in two weeks. He anticipates breaks between one and five cents as prices ease for shoppers. Expects a swing across meat categories and notes market pressure from supplier costs.
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National Association of Retal Meat Dealers
Meat market fears price drop amid rebellion and police action
Minneapolis delegate James Elliott predicts a market break within ten to fourteen days after talks with packers and dealers. Dallas meat market operator worries a price strike by women workers could depress purchases but foresees prices rising if supplies stay tight. Police plan intensified traffic enforcement as market shifts loom.
Exemption Card Provokes Warmth in Washington
John C. Davies of the U S Chamber of Commerce calls for conscription, full conscription, no exemptions. In Washington a young conscript returns to camp blue, and a companion jokes about a conscript flirting with a girl in a cinema while waving an exemption card.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Meat Supplies Rise in Northwest Despite Slaughter Drop
Portland reporter William Weller of the Federal Market News Service says meat supplies are piling up in the Northwest. Packers in Portland Seattle and Tacoma report 35 to 40 percent fewer animals slaughtered yet sales lag due to shoppers lack of money.
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Wiliam Weller
Federal Market News Service
Crackdown on Upstate Lottery Kingpins Sparks Raids
State police arrested 42 people in Syracuse and 20 nearby counties in a sweep against two major lottery rings grossing about 415.6 million annually. Franks H Cole and Sidney Wolfe, among others, faced charges after raids at homes and a Carting Co facility yielded printing presses and ticket bundles. Officers described rings tied to outfits named Ace Colonial and Peoples Club with ties to Scotia operator McCauley. additional arrests targeted operators Ryan Weisbond and Hodgens.
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Frank H. Cole
Bradford Pky
Sidney Wolfe
Walt Springs
Mary Wolfe
John Ryan
N. Alvord
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Ralph Hudgens
Water St
Mannie Weisbonn
Leon St
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Francis S. McGarvey
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Patrick Corbett
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WPEA
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Harold Scott
J. J. Klaus~ner
Carmen Sicilia
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Wilfred Zapf
Charles Mink
Cole Outfit
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Blue Ribbon
Edward J. Dougherty
Oneida
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Jefferson Cigar Store
W. Jefferson Sr
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W. Beldenar
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Butternut St
Centorama Spectacle at Lincoln Auditorium Cast Reports
Cast reports at Lincoln Auditorium for the Centorama Spectacle with scenes listed from 7:30 to 9:30. Prompt reporting tonight with $50 in prizes, new male talent urged to come, last chance.
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