Cripps warns unity hinges on three power talks
Sir Stafford Cripps urged that western democracies must present a united political, defense, and economic front as three power monetary talks continue in Washington. He linked Britain's dollar crisis to the cold war and urged U.S. help to sustain Marshall Plan gains.
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Washington
U.P
Stafford Cripps
Cripps
National Press Club
Britain
United States
London
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Korea Turtle Won't Reside At Seoul Zoo
Seoul reports that the large sea turtle will not be kept at the Seoul zoo due to cold climate. President Syngman Rhee says it will be housed on Cheju island, where fishermen recently caught the creature. The turtle measures about five by six feet, missing a reported seven feet. Rhee calls the symbol of longevity a good omen for the republic amid tensions with North Korea.
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Seoul
South Korea
Seoul Zoo
Syngman Rhee
Cheju Island
Rhee
Kennecott Executives Die In Canadian Plane Crash
Montreal report states a Canadian Pacific DC-3 crash near Quebec City killed 18 aboard, including Kennecott Copper Co. President E. T. Stannard and Vice President R. J. Parker. Stannard, a New York director of J. P. Morgan & Co. and others, and Parker headed Quebec Iron & Titanium Co. The crew were Montreal natives led by Pilot Laurin.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Air Lines
Quebec City
Kennecott Copper Co
Kennecott
E. T. Stannard
R. J. Parker
New York
Quebec
Canadian Pacific
Stannard
J. P. Morgan & Co
Johns Manville Corp
Braden Copper Co
Storke
Pierre Laurin
Gordon Alexander
Emile Therrien
Gertrude McKay
Parker
Quebec Iron & Titanium Co
Chittenango, N. Y
Philips Andover Academy
Yale University
Michigan School of Mines
Global Arms Bill Drafted With Aid For Far East
A Senate committee approved a 1.314 billion global arms bill with 75 million earmarked for anti Communist aid in the Far East and 1 billion for North Atlantic pact nations. The panel gave the President discretion to spend 75 million in Asia and to direct aid to non Communist China if deemed best.
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Senate
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Connally
Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippines
Truman
Congress
U. S. Joint Chiefs For
China
Europe
Sens
George
Russell
Byrd
Sen
Knowland
R-Calif
Asia
Atlantic Pact Defense Council
Western
Premier Of France Holds Office For Year
Paris reports Premier Henri Queuille marked a full year in office claiming France is better off than since 1938. He cited coal output, agricultural investment, balance of trade, and franc stability as gains since 1948. Queuille became premier Sept 10 1948 amid Socialist tensions.
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Paris
Henri Queuille
France
Queuille
Robert Schuman
Police Question Suspect In Pacific Finance Safe Theft
Police questioned a suspect tied to the Pacific Finance Corp safe robbery. A car linked to the suspect showed tire marks matching desert evidence where the 470-pound safe was found. Investigators said a safe fragment and marks indicated the back door tilt and multiple chisel marks used to access the contents. The office reported 4005.32 in cash and about 7000 in checks missing.
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Reggie Russell
The
Pacific Finance Corp
Tucson
Nogales Highway
Emery Park School
James Herron
Richard Prince
South Sixth Avenue
Drexel Street
Herron
Prince
Finance Office
Finance Company
E. Broadway
Tucson Pilot Hurt In Plane Crash Near Gilpin Airport
Robert C. Sutherland a 25 year old veteran and father of one was seriously injured Friday when his private BT 15 plane crashed shortly after take off from Gilpin airport The craft went down near Flowing Wells school and the engine cut out He was taken to St Marys hospital with possible skull fracture and multiple face cuts He remains unconscious The Civil Aeronautics Administration investigates the crash Sutherland had flown to Gila Bend on business for Sutherland Auto Sales and had been taking GI Bill lessons for a commercial license He lived with his wife and year old daughter at 3313 E Senecast and moved to Tucson after the war from Detroit
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Harry S. Truman
MOPAC
Colorado Eagle
Independence
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Little Rock
Texarkana
Ark
Union Station
Lissue
National Railway Labor Act
Brotherhoods
American Democracy
R. E. Davidson
Railroad
Robert C. Sutherland
Gilpin
Flowing Wells School
Sheriff's Deputies
Sutherland
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gila Bend
Sutherland Auto Sales
Tucson
E.senecast
Detroit
Civil Aeronautics Administration
U. S. Corn Crop Second Largest
Washington reports the 1950 U.S. corn crop at 3.525 billion bushels, signaling possible next year controls to limit acreage and curb production. The surplus feeds into livestock markets, with a projected 1950 crop near 3.0 billion if acreage allotments are used.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Marathon Sewer Session Binds City and District Toward Pact
Mayor E. T. Houston led a near all night meeting with the city council and a citizens committee to craft a working agreement for a $4,000,000 metropolitan sewage project. District officials plan a nine mile sewer line as construction begins on city portions. The session extended from Thursday night into Friday morning with a secretary resigning before adjournment.
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E. T. Houston
Pima County Sanitary District No. 1
Houston
Citizens Committee
Courthouse
Sunset Park
City Hall
Sanitary District
Mexican treasury agents seize five alleged gold smugglers
Treasury officials in Mexico City say five leaders of a gold smuggling ring were arrested, one founder seized at the Central airport with $23,000 in gold hidden in a vest. Mexico enforces export controls requiring a Bank of Mexico permit and penalties run eight to twelve years. In Buenos Aires, Peron sent a bill to end the gold standard with peso gold reserves set at 25 percent, but officials deny any devaluation of the 20.95 cent peso.
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Mexico City
South America
Central Airport
Treasury Department
Mexico
Bank of Mexico
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Congress
Alfredo Gomez Morales
Death of Walter Everhart in Phoenix area under investigation
Police are investigating the death of Walter Everhart age 33 of Los Angeles after he died en route to a Phoenix hospital. Detectives say he called for an ambulance from a tourist court cabin reporting illness. A tube of rat poison and a small amount of poison were found outside the cabin.
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Phoenix
Ariz
U.P
Walter Everhart
Los Angeles
Virgil Lehman
Arthur Fairbanks
Everhart
Fairbanks
Baseball results from National and American leagues
In the National League New York and Brooklyn played with final tallies of 10 to 13 and 19 to 3, Koslo, Muller, Roe, Branca, Barney, and Campanella among the listed players. In the American League Boston lost 7 to 9 to New York with Kinder Tebbetts Lopat and Berra among the participants.
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National League
New York
Brooklyn
Koslo
R. Muller
Roe
Branca
Barney
Campanella
Boston
Kinder
Tebbetts
Lopat
Casey
Berra
Business optimism grows as recession may be ending
Washington reports indicate a national upturn with unemployment at its lowest since May and August production rising. Secretary Sawyer and Council Chairman Nourse warn that fall strikes in steel, rail, auto, and coal could derail the recovery and alter the improving trend.
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Washington
Charles Sawyer
Truman
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Sawyer
Foakroom Bureau
Girl Seized From City School Sparks Interstate Search
Arizona and California state police chased leads in a daylight kidnapping at Roskruge School in Tucson. An 11 year old girl, Nancy Vaughn Millett, was taken by two men from the grounds at 8 45 A M. A dark blue 1948 Dodge sedan with California plates is sought. One suspect, about six feet tall with curly dark brown hair, wore a West Point ring and may be the girl’s father Col George Van Millett. The other man was 30 to 35, five and a half feet tall with dark hair.
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Arizona
California
Tucson
Roskruge
Nancy Vaughn Millett
Robert N. Caid
Eighth St
West Point
Col
George van Millett
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