Senators Warn Of 3,000,000 Illegal Aliens Threatening Nation
Senate Internal Security Committee chair Pat McGarran says up to 3,000,000 foreigners may be in the United States legally or illegally, calling an alien invasion far more dangerous than armed force. He cites illicit entrants, militants, and criminals, urging strict enforcement and deportation measures amid hearings transcript and reports.
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Ten Major Forest Fires Along Pacific
United Press reports at least ten major fires raged in California Oregon and Washington amid extreme heat and low humidity. Forest officials banned logging in western Oregon and extended a prior Washington ban as summer storms fueled dozens of fires. fires scorched thousands of acres near Ol Smith River Hubard Creek Mount Vernon Thornton Creek and Pine Creek area with evacuations and property threats.
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Rescued Youth Eighteen Hour Plunge From Peak
CARLSBAD N M UP A 19 year old student was rescued after an eighteen hour rappel from Sig nal Peak where a spine in his leg left him unable to descend Rescue parties reached Jim Eoff Ballinger Texas a sophomore at Abilene Christian College last night He suffered a pierced ligament but was otherwise unharmed He endured without food or water and later recalled a vine leaf feast during the ordeal Rescuers were summoned by Jink Erwin who accompanied Eoff before descending alone after he fell on a spiny cactus plant early Sunday
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Notice of Untended Base Sale in Alameda County
Notice reveals INEZ B DUNN and BER N I CE VERNA COOK as intended sellers and RALPH E HUSTON and DIXIE W HUSTON as intended buyers for a property at 2107 East Street San Leandro Alameda County California The sale date is August 34 1951 at 1000 black AAT Office of Ken White Reaster 12 Fin Street San Leandro The notarized statement confirms the sale of fixtures equipment furnishings and real property in a countywide record filed August 7 1951
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Ex OSS Man Seeks Army Trial in Italy Murder Case
Former OSS officers Aldo Teardi and Carl Ladalee offer to rejoin the Army and stand trial for the 1944 murder of Maj. William Holahan in Italy. Defense Department charges accuse them of poisoning and shooting Holahan with Italian partisans. Italian authorities moved to extradite. Teardi says he would not get a fair trial abroad and prefers a military court.
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Twin instructors at Francesville face long standing mixups
In Francesville Indiana teachers confront a perennial puzzle of telling twins apart. Lorene and Corgene Legan have been assigned to teach in Pulaski County next fall, highlighting the ongoing challenge of distinguishing closely matched students in local classrooms.
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AFL Leaders Open 50th State AFL Convention
The State Federation of Labor opened its 50th annual convention as labor leaders, led by Max J. Ossle and President Thomas L. Pitts, outlined a pro worker program for 1,100,000 California union members. It calls for a $1.25 minimum wage, $3 cost of living adjustments, repeal of Taft-Hartley, unemployment insurance changes, prepaid medical aid for all, and a water and Colorado River dispute settlement via the Supreme Court.
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Evacuations Near Rimmed Town Amid Fire Weather
Lightning storms near Klamash National Poyost sparked fires along the outskirts of Re Yote town. Residents evacuated cabins as winds risk driving flames toward the rain, with forty eight strikes reported yesterday.
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Fulbright Rebukes GOP Report On MacArthur Hearings
Washington senator J William Fulbright dismissed an eight member Republican report on MacArthur hearings as largely political. The document criticizes Truman over MacArthur firing and Far East policy, urging liberal unification in Korea and condemning limited war aims. It accuses Dean Acheson and George Marshall of faults in policy and suggests a broad political divide ahead of the next election.
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Rita Hayworth Divorce Saga Moves Toward Nevada
Hollywood report says Rita Hayworth relaxes with her two daughters as attorney Bartley Crum presses for divorce from Prince Aly Khan. Crum cites stalled Paris talks and a proposed 3 million dollar trust for Yasmin, noting Aly’s prior large sums to his sons and limited support for Yasmin.
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Child Run Over by Train Leaves Toddler Alive
TORRANCE (Lk) a month-old Donald Staggs was in fairly good condition today after miraculously escaping death under a train. The child toddled onto Santa Fe tracks near his home and lay between the rails as the locomotive passed over him. Police said silver cars passed over him before the driver could stop. He suffered a possible skull fracture a broken leg and internal injuries.
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