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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 -- A twelve-point program to raise the coal output in the German Ruhr to 300,000 tons a day by the end of this year and to place full responsibility for production in German hands under Anglo-American control was announced by the two Governments tonight.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 -- Secretary of State Marshall warned today that Europe must have United States assurance of emergency food and fuel by the end of the year to allay "intolerable hunger and cold" this winter and that Congress alone could authorize such action.
ABOARD U.S.S. MISSOURI, At Sea, Sept. 10 -- The carnival aboard this superdreadnought was halted suddenly today and the Missouri, serving as the floating White House, became an emergency mercy ship.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 -- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower today disclaimed all association with a growing movement to form clubs backing him for the Presidency.
1947John Agrue, American serial killer (died 2009)[†]
John William Agrue was an American serial killer who murdered at least two women in Longmont, Colorado, from June to July 1982, after having served 14 years in prison for the murder of his sister-in-law in Illinois. He was arrested after attempting to kidnap a third victim but was not initially linked to the murders, and thus he was only convicted of kidnapping and served six years in prison. He lived in freedom until his death in June 2009, with the murders only being linked to him via DNA evidence in the early 2010s.