Dulles Favours Senate Run In New York Special
Senator John Foster Dulles said he would gladly accept the Republican nomination to run for the New York senate seat in a fall special election to fill the Wagner term ending January 3, 1951. Herbert Lehman may run for Democrats if offered. Nominations will be by state committees.
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John Foster Dulles
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Herbert Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
Leaders Drop Plan To Seek Another Loan
Washington, Sept. 7. Great Britain abandoned hope of increased loans or gifts from the United States while seeking other advantages as Canada Britain and the United States met in a three nation dollar conference. Bevin Cripps Pearson Abbott Snyder Acheson Hoffman and others attended. Bevin said no further monetary aid beyond Marshall Plan advances would be requested even as talks would cover political and financial issues amid Britain's financial crisis.
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Must Bills Set Agenda as Senate Reopens
The Senate returns from a weeklong break with six must bills on the agenda. Democratic leaders push measures including extending reciprocal trade, arming allies against communism, farmer price supports, liberalizing the displaced persons law, and raising pay for government executives and servicemen. House adjourns until Sept 21. Defense Johnson urges restraint on congressional air travel.
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Child Suffocates After Being Left In Parked Car
In Los Angeles a two year old, Rudolph Manavarro, suffocated in a heat flooded car while his caregiver visited friends. Mrs Trinidad Valdes said the mother left the child in her care and she found him dead after returning to the vehicle with the windows a few inches open.
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Los Angeles
Rudolph Manavarro
Senate set for long fight over reciprocal trade program
A Senate debate on continuing the reciprocal trade agreements program could stretch two to three weeks. Committee Chairman Tom See predicted the discussion would be lengthy as lawmakers weigh arms aid and related policy.
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Unruh killer of 13 faces sanity ruling in Camden
Howard Unruh the 28 year old war veteran who killed 13 people on River Road is questioned by two psychiatrists as prosecutors weigh whether he is sane. If sane he faces immediate indictment and death by electrocution. Three others were wounded and the 13th victim John Wilson 10 died later.
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River Road
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John Wilson
Cooper Hospital
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Cohen
New Jersey
Tucson Editor's Mother Is Dead
Mrs. Clara Mathews 90 of Del Monte California died after a long illness in Carmel California. She was mother of William R Mathews publisher of the Arizona Daily Star Tucson Arizona Philip S Mathews a San Francisco attorney and Murray Mathews official of Del Monte Properties Co. Funeral services will be held in Frankfurt Kentucky. She was widow of Rev Robert Mathews former dean of Drake University Bible School. She was born near Indianapolis Indiana and was the oldest living member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
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School Smoking Room Opens at Goshen District
In Goshen New York Principal Charles Hooker after polling parents opened a basement smoking room for pupils from fourth grade to high school. He opposed teen smoking but 86 of 287 parents favored allowing smoking with written parental approval.
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Rail Strike On Friday Looms
Washington September 7 The national mediation board said it has given up trying to avert a Friday strike on the Missouri Pacific railroad. Frank Douglass a board member said all parties appear set for a walkout after years of unsettled grievances with four unions including Trainmen Firemen Engineers and Conductors. The board proposed arbitration which the railroad accepted but the unions have not replied.
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Eisenhower Eyes 1952 GOP Nomination Rumors Rise
Washington observers note Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower shows Republican leanings and may enter the 1952 GOP nomination race. Sen. Ives and Sen. Sparkman foresee a possible convention name and a three way contest if he runs, with Truman's term unclear and Taft and Stassen also in the mix.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Mexican muralist Jose Orozco dies at 65 in Mexico City
Mexico City reports Jose Clemente Orozco died at home at 7:30 am after a heart attack. The noted muralist, age 65, is survived by his widow Margarita Valladares de Orozco and three children Lucrecia Alfredo and Clemente. His death follows a career with Rivera and Siqueiros as Mexico’s leading modern painters.
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Jose Clemente Orozco
Mexico
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Lucrecia
Alfredo
Clemente
Diego Rivera
David Alfaro Siqueiros
Bellas Artes
Guadalajara
Supreme Court
National Fine Arts Palace
United States
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Calif
College
Dartmouth College
Liquor Licenses Approved For Westerner Hotel In Tucson
Tucson city council approved a liquor license transfer to the new Westerner hotel after an ordinance raised hotel licenses from six to seven. Frank K. Johnson transferred the license to the Westerner and partial ownership moved to Meyer Cohen. Bids for sewer work on North Campbell were opened, with L M White Construction bidding 59721 as the low bid.
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Frank K. Johnson
Oracle Rd
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Meyer Cohen
Campbell Avenue
Elm
Copper
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Planning Commission
Further Talks With SP Urged
A presidential emergency board urged further negotiations to avert a strike on the Southern Pacific railroad. The board asked the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainsmen to specify demands for changes in crew make-up in road and yard service, noting bargaining had not exhausted the Railway Labor Act requirements and that generalities dominated talks.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Truman
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bevin Delivers Impromptu Witty Line at Three-Power Conference
British Foreign Minister Bevin, amid a solemn financial conference, quipped to reporters that an overdraft would still yield a warm reception and humorously said he would stay very close to Treasury Secretary Snyder for the next five days.
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Bevin
Treasury
Snyder
Safe Robbery at Pacific Finance Loan Co
Thieves lifted close to $9,000 from the 53 E. Broadway office Tuesday night in a robbery that did not involve a forced break in. The 470-pound Mosler safe remains missing as detectives report seven employees held keys to the front door and fingerprints were obtained. amounts taken include $1998.42 of corporation cash, $2,006.90 from the loan company, and about $5,000 in checks.
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Butcher Guilty Of Selling Horse Meat
Phoenix jury convicts George Haynes operator of a downtown meat market of misbranding and illegal display of horse meat. Superior Judge Thomas J. Croaff to sentence Haynes upcoming Monday after health inspectors testified hamburger sample contained horse meat.
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George Haynes
Thomas J. Croaff
Haynes
Don Ben Rousa
A B C Of Economic Parley Now Going On With British
Washington reports outline the Anglo American Canadian dollar talks opening. Britain seeks to halt a draining dollar outflow and restore trade balance. Proposals include shaved dollar spending, boosted US purchases, and expanded aid to India and Egypt, with aims to widen British market access.
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