Lead price cut echoes across markets and local notes
New York trims lead to 134 cents a pound on the New York basis, following an earlier cut and last week’s dip. Shattuck Dean Mining declares a 23 cent per share dividend payable Nov 15 to Oct 24 holders, first payout of the year. In Camden, psychiatrists deem Howard B. Unruh insane and liable for asylum rather than trial for 13 slayings. Yuma endurance fliers plan a Los Angeles side trip with refueling in Phoenix and Tucson, weather permitting.
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New York
Shattuck Dean Mining Corp
Camden
N. J
Howard B. Unruh
Mitchell H. Cohen
Camden Street
Yuma
Ariz
Los Angeles
Woody Jongeward
Bob Woodhouse
Phoenix
Tucson
Snow Closes Cascade Passes as First Widespread Snow Hits
Heavy early season snowblankets the Cascade mountains in Oregon and Washington. Snow plows clear highways while motorists are warned to carry chains before crossing the passes, bringing mixed results for travelers and skiers alike.
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Portland
Ore
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Cascade Passes
Land Purchase Report Involving Williams Reaches Governor
Governor Garvey seeks O. C. Williams, state land and water commissioner, for questioning over a 320 acre Paradise Valley land swap. Attorney General Wilson says no recommendations were made. inquiry focuses on timing and legality of the Santa Fe script transaction and related land dealings. Williams says he acted openly, followed law, and sold the land for about 25 thousand dollars after purchasing it for around two thousand.
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Fred O. Wilson
O. C. Williams
State Land and Water Commissioner
Wilson
Dan E. Garvey
Williams
Prescott
Rotary Club
Ig Valley
Mohave County
Santa Fe
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Armed Services
Freight Cars Strike Train Near Pensacola
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train struck 29 freights cars in Pensacola suburbs. One man, William G. Fitzgerald of Chickasaw, Ala., died after severe injuries. Four others, including 72-year-old Charles Westrum of Hollywood, Calif., were injured. Both trains were heading into Pensacola. the box cars had been detached from a L N freight engine.
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Pensacola
Fila
Louisville
Admiral Radford Calls B-36 a Gamble in Congress Hearing
Admiral Radford told the House Armed Services Committee the B-36 bomber is a dangerous and unproven weapon and warned that atomic war would require a more capable delivery system. He criticized air force procurement methods, urged unified planning, and emphasized that the B-36 theory reflects broader defense missteps rather than the plane alone.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Air Force
Radford
Pacific Fleet
Naval Aviation
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
House
Gerald F. Bogan
Pacific
Bogan
John G. Crommelin
Crommelin
District of Columbia
Rhee says Korea could seize Pyongyang but warns of world war risk
President Syngman Rhee told reporters in Seoul that South Korea could unite the peninsula by taking Pyongyang in three days and creating an all Korean border with Manchuria, but warned a hot war could trigger a global conflict. He urged arms and economic support to deter Communist guerrillas while noting U.N. and U.S. cautions.
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Seoul
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Korean Republic
North Korea
North
Rhee
Pyongyang
Manchuria
United Nations
United States
Dr. Rhee
Japan
Preckent Ahent
U.S. Bureau Forecast Calls for Variable Clouds and Cooler
The forecast predicts variable cloudiness and cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow with local winds. A 2:15 p.m. update notes airport conditions S4 and points readers to a column 1 table on page 11 for details.
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U.S. Bureau
Coal talks open as Lewis meets with Conciliation Chief
John L. Lewis and top soft coal operators meet with Conciliation Chief Cyrus Ching in Washington aiming to end the 19 day coal strike. The session is exploratory with no timetable set for resuming talks at White Sulphur Springs and Bluefield as government weighs possible Taft Hartley act actions.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Cyrus Ching
Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
John Owens
United Mines
Ching
Peter Seitz
William N. Margolis
Ace
White Sulphur Springs
Bluefield
W. Va
Truman
Philip Murray
CIO
White Sulphur
North
West
Steel Company
Southern Coal Producers Association
George H. Love
Northwest Group
Harry M. Moses
U. S&s. Steel Corporation
Joseph E.moody
Southern Association
Mize's Single Sparks Yankees to 4-3 World Series Win
Big John Mize delivered a two run single in the ninth as the New York Yankees rallied to defeat Brooklyn 4-3 in Game 3 at Ebbetts Field. The win gives New York a 2-1 series edge behind Page and Branca’s late relief, despite Olmo and Campanella homers.
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Dodger
Carrie Koschnick
Bronx
Dem Burns
Yankees
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
Allie Reynolds
Jack Handebbetts
John Mize
New York Yankee
Yanks
Mize
Ralph Branca
Gerry Coleman
Joe
Luis Olmo
Campanella
Bruce Edwards
Page
RBI
Rizzuto
Reese
Coleman
Olmo
Woodling
Berra
New York
Branca
Mapes
Henrich
Byrne
Robinson
Hodges
Ebbets Field
Iter
DiMaggio
Brown
Snider
Campa Campanella
Nella
Edwards
Banta
Air Chiefs Witness Atomic Bomb Briefing In Senate Hearing
The senate house atomic committee, chaired by D Conn Senator McMahon, held a two hour closed session with the air force top brass and the atomic energy commission. Air Force Secretary Symington, Gen. Vandenberg, and Gen. Le May testified on A bomb readiness and liaison with the AEC. Senator Knowland and Malone commented on the inquiry and risks of storing bombs abroad.
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Washington
Senate-House
Air Force High Command
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
D-Conn
Commission
Air Force
Committee
Symington
Hoyt Vandenberg
Curtis LeMay
Air Force Strategic Command
LeMay
Omaha
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
AEC
Sen. Malone
R-New
England
Windy Tucson Weather and Moon Eclipse Night Sky
The U S weather bureau warned of continued cool and windy conditions in Tucson with no rain expected through the weekend. A partial lunar eclipse was visible last night before clouds moved in, followed by a brief meteor sighting. Astronomers say the next moon eclipse will be seen in Tucson on April 2, 1950.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Tucson
Soviet zone proclaims all German state with Berlin as capital
Soviet leaders in Berlin announce a provisional all German state in the Soviet zone. Wilhelm Pieck says Berlin will be the capital and elections for a new government will occur in one year. The 20 point program calls for German political unity and liquidation of Bonn.
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Berlin
U.P
Bonn
Wilhelm Pieck
Pieck
People’s Council
People’s Chamber
Soviet Union
Garvey Proposes Reforms to Protect Indus trial Commission Funds
Gov. Dan E. Garvey announced a plan to amend the workmen's compensation law to safeguard the Arizona industrial commission funds. He aims to seek recommendations from industry labor agriculture and the commission and hopes a program is ready by Jan 1 if a special session is called.
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Dan E. Garvey
Arizona Industrial Commission Affairs
Phoenix
Commission
Industry, Labor, Agriculture
Garvey
Arizona Farm Bureau, Federation
E. E. Mitchell
Bureau
Employee Dies After Falling Into Cement Mixer Chute
Houston report says Dorley Mathews, 30, fell into the loading chute of a cement mixer truck and was ground to death yesterday at a work site.
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Houston
No Engagement Confirms Earl Westmoreland Romance
Florence Italy Oct 7 Papa Lewis W Douglas U S ambassador to Britain denies engagement rumors about his daughter Sharman Douglas and the 25 year old Earl of Westmoreland. The couple were seen in Florence on vacation with Sharman and her friend accompanying the pair.
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Florence
Italy
Sharman Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
U.S
Britain
Douglas
Sharman
Earl of
Westmoreland
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