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September 6, 1953

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Major Sports News

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Hasty Road, Futurity

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DULLES REASSURES ITALIAN ON TRIESTE; Tells Envoy 1948 U. S. Policy on Return of Area to Rome Has Not Been Changed

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Dulles reptdly assures Ital Min Luciolli that US policy on Trieste has not changed

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Indians Lose, 2 to 0, Then Top White Sox; INDIANS, WHITE SOX DIVIDE TWIN BILL

By the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, Sept. 5 -- The White Sox and the Indians split a double-header tonight to remain tied for second place in the American League, ten and a half games behind the Yankees. Saul Rogovin hurled a four-hit shutout to beat the Tribe, 2 -- 0, in the opener and Bob Feller turned in a six-hitter for a 4-1 victory in the second game.

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SURVIVOR ANNUITY NOW HELD TAXABLE; Subjects to Estate Levy, Ruling Finds, If Plan Was Chosen After Oct. 7, 1949

By Godfrey N. Nelson

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HEAT WAVE BROKEN; HIGH HUMIDITY HERE IS DUE TO END TODAY; Rain and Wind Cool City, Then Canadian Air Masses Begin to Make an Appearance

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Heat wave covering most of nation called worst since mid-30s; at least 119 killed

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Historical Context for September 6, 1953

In 1953, the world population was approximately 2,634,106,235 people^[†]