Forty Vacationists Surrounded by California Fire
Forty vacationists trapped at Tasso Jara hot springs resort in Los Padres National Forest, 20 miles west of King City, California, faced encroaching flames. A two story stone hotel and about 16 cabins were destroyed. Firefighters and volunteers, including resort owner Phil Terry and ranger Henry Branggh, evacuated sheltered guests as helicopters prepared to airlift some evacuees. The fire scorched roughly 1,200 acres in the scenic valley between King City and the Pacific coast, about 100 miles south of San Francisco.
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Calif
Tasso Jara Hot Springs
Here
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Dock Curran
S. Fire Control Oiler
Rel Oll
Curran
Ater
Phil Terry
Terry
Vaeahoniers
Palo Alto
Resont
Twishand
Nan Crawford
Helen Myers
Los Padres War
Abot
San Fraijuleen
Vatican Warns Czech Priests Over Loyalty Pledge
Prague reports from Vatican sources say Czech priests face a loyalty pledge to the Communist era Czech government. The plan, tied to a church control bill, would require clergy to pledge allegiance to the republic and support reconstruction with church finances and appointments under state supervision.
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Czechoslovskia
Vatican
Vakin
Republic of Czechoslovakia
Night Air Drops to 39 as Warm Spell Ends
The overnight low dipped to 39 after a day reaching 65. Reported frost warnings and thin ice on windshields were noted in early morning observations. A prior light rain and mild wind added slight changes to the week’s weather, with a small rebound in temperatures expected later.
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Spring Creek
Local streets project nears halfway mark in city resurfacing
The citys street resurfacing program hits the halfway point, with Mead Avenue Maple Avenue Marlview Street and Kash Eowth Street already treated. Remaining Bond Gold East Washington and Wayne Streets plus Marion Street will be finished. Prior 1947 paving gets surface treatment, funded by city money. Allied Chemical and Dye Co. provides free repairs for earlier poor-quality work. Weather permitting, A Zalzneck and Son expect completion within a week.
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Kash Eowth Street
Marion
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Raymond Avenue
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United States Extends 20 Million Credit to Yugoslavia
The Export-Import Bank granted Yugoslavia up to 20 million in direct credit to Marshal Tito’s government. Up to 12.1 million may be drawn for American materials to rehabilitate mining. The remaining 8 million may be drawn as needed. Interest on the 12.1 million is 3.5 percent annually, with installments starting by 1951. The move marks a shift toward strengthened ties with Yugoslavia after earlier Communist alignment.
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Washington
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Russia
Enly
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Tito
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Cominterin
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Beatie
Acheson
Bodies of two fliers found near Warren
The wrecked plane went down near Warren Pennsylvania on August 26 killing Lt. Joseph R. Walker Jr. and Capt. William F B Parker. The bodies were found after a long rugged search by volunteers and local authorities. A board of inquiry will inspect the scene.
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Associated Press
Warren
Pittsiuingh
Niles Apiay
Dlabul
Joseph R. Walker, Jr
Homeville
William FB Parker
Sheraden
William Stretch, Jr
Clarendon
Tve
Ed Lowrey
Warren County
L. Leader
Ati
Walker
Dayton
Pitsharen
Steel City
Stretch
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Streich
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Air Force
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Halib
Red Cross names disaster chair in Cory chapter
CM Howard named disaster chair of the Cory Red Cross chapter by directors in monthly session. The blood typing drive has processed 195 people across six sessions, involving nurses and local workers from McDines Steel Ajax Tron Works and other firms. Scheduling covers Aero Supply, Davison-Fogie Lumber, and local manufacturers, aiming to finish by March 10. Members plan a September 12 Ridgeview Country Club luncheon in Chicora for community service groups.
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West Smit Street
Shan
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Red Cross Board
McDines Steel Co
Ajax Tron
Aero Supply Mfg. Co
Davison-Fogie Lumber Co
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Harley Johnson
Home Service Department
Ridgeview Country Club
Chicora
Eigh
He Ompler
Jost Might
Arms Aid Bill Moves Through Senate Panel
In Washington on September 2 a Senate committee approved a global arms bill totaling 1,314,010 dollars with 75,000,000 earmarked for a Communist aide. The measure, by a 1093 vote, allocates 1,000,000,000 for rearming NATO forces. Final passage set for Monday after minor items are resolved.
Assembly Of Europe Ends First Session
ATRASSBOURG France September 9 The consultative assembly of Europe closed its first session after approving recommendations aimed at political and economic unity. A key measure urged November 12 nations to approve a ten-point bill of human rights including security freedom from slavery arbitrary detention privacy freedom of thought assembly association and public duty. British Labour opposition abstained on the international court proposal.
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Associated Press
Atrassbourg
France
Coffelt of
Europe
Consultative Assembly
Ond
Ibs
Marshall Pty
HuTy
Delay Hearing in Knifing Case Postponed
The hearing for Joss Alan, a former Union City resident, on assault with intent and battery charges was rescheduled to 7:30 on Tuesday due to Patrolman Harlan Strane's condition at Corry Hospital. Strane was stabbed nine times in his first floor East Scully Street apartment while attempting to intervene with a man allegedly seeking his estranged wife. Also injured were witnesses Steve and Kallhyi Reynalile, with Allen expected to plead not guilty and be represented by a Dillon city attorney.
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Union City Mart
Harlan Strane
Corry Hospital
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Scully Street
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Desri Kelly
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Kallhyi Reynalile
Allere
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Dillon Olly
Sale of Units at Fairhaven Reveals Mortgage Figures
Edward Fitzgerald, assistant sale officer of the Federal Housing Authority, outlines monthly payments for various unit costs at Fairhaven. Figures show payments from about 28.68 to 4047 monthly, with taxes, fire and FHA insurance included. He will remain at Fairhaven until next Friday to handle inquiries in connection with this matter.
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Etna
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Federal Housley Authority
Peddling Memo Denial Hovers Over Navy Inquiry
Washington reports a Navy flier denied peddling a memo linked to the B 26 bomber investigation. Samuel Py Ingram testified before a November court of inquiry about who prepared and circulated the memorandum. The House Armed Services Committee investigates whether other Navy personnel participated in disseminating the document.
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Washington
Samuel Py Ingram
Lhe House
Armed Services
Thgram
Navy
Cedric R. Worth
Simillar
Tagram
Gharles
Deane
D-Nc
Worth
Sanford Woot
Navy Bridge Advocate
Chairman Vinson
DGI
House
Garhany Spattgart Sentenced in Pall Site Case
Garhany Spattgart received a sentence related to a Pall site matter after a trial. The case involved allegations of illicit activity tied to a municipal project and resulted in a court action with formal penalties.
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Spattgart
Garhany
Opposing Views on Joblessness Point to Policy Split
Washington reports two parties clash over unemployment trends as economists debate the pace of improvement and the impact of government spending. Senate talks feature Lucas and Wherry, with warnings of renewed cuts and continued uncertainty about 1949 labor gains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ateust
Akio
Pedora
Lecensias Ducalltt
Ubal Ciyilion
Senate
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GOP
Noor
Gendroy Wherry
Fehat
Raymond Plant Picnic Saturday at Mead Park
Raymond Plant holds a community picnic at Mead Park starting at 10 a.m. with a noon dinner and free coffee milk ice cream and cake. Activities include horseshoe pitching volleyball children's nativity contests penny toss candy kiss hunt three legged race and more with prizes and door prize drawings throughout the day.
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Pial Pighte
Mead Park
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Racial trouble reported in capital area
A damaged report describes racial tensions in the capital area with scattered vandalism and arson attempts. Neighbors reported disrupting activity as police and fire departments investigated a string of incidents blamed on arson or hate.
May Seek Steel Truce Extension
Washington on September 9 reports plans for a 45 day extension for a steel industry truce review. The board granted a delayed study period while workers strike action continues. talks focus on wage increases and industry stabilization amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Wales
Resignation of Frank Hepler From Local Draft Board Post
Frank Hepler resigns as chairman of the local draft board leaving the board with Henry T Wheeler and Albert Bloss as remaining members. The state director Havre M. Gross is also resigning, with immediate recommendations to President Truman anticipated. Hepler joined the board at its organization in September 1940 and served through wartime. transfer of the board’s offices from Union City to the post office building and plans to move to Brien were noted.
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Apus
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Havre M. Gross
Gelveline Service Organication
Thoelty
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Albert Bloss
Union City
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Ex Gang Chiefs Nephew Shot in Fairfield Illinois
Earl Shelton 84, nephew of noted gang leaders, was shot as he drove to his home in Fairfield. Police say bullets struck him multiple times, but he survived after treatment at Evansville hospital. The motive tied to past gang activity is being investigated.
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Earl Shelton
Shelton
Mulgidge
Atory Evansyille.,Inc
Hospital
John W. Meher
Long Range Aid Slower to Develop for Britain
Washington reports Sir Stafford Cripps says long-range aid will be slow to develop as Britain seeks dollars to stabilize its economy. U S officials expect limited immediate help while exploring measures to bolster British dollar balance and trade in coming months.
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Washington
Stafford Cripps
Smay
Britain
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Britalis
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Aalea
Atu
India
Ethria
Canada
Hurricane Aims At Atlantic Shipping Lanes Near Bermudas
A tropical cyclone moves northeast across the Atlantic toward shipping routes near Bermudas. Early reports note winds near hurricane strength, substantial wave height, and scattered damage potential along the coast as freight lanes brace for impact.
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