S.F. to Fly Flags During Peace Meeting
San Francisco prepares for the Japanese peace treaty conference with flag displays from Sept. 1 to 8. Flags will honor foreign delegates at the Opera House as the treaty is signed, with greenery inside and California symbols at events. Tickets for the public will be limited and issued daily at the Opera House.
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Falane Hotel
California
Warren Keichner
Kelchner
International Secretariat
United States
Armed Services
Costa House
Culinary Workers Union
APL
AWVS
de Young Museum
State Fair Opens Tomorrow in Sacramento
The 92nd annual California state fair opens tomorrow across 207 acres with exhibits from 38 counties and international displays. Officials expect about 700000 visitors and forecast partly cloudy, warmer weather with a slight chance of light showers. The fair promises diverse offerings from fireworks to flowers, and educational sessions on small business.
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California
Bagdad
Califor
Ning
U. S. Weather Bureau
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Japanese exhibit to showcase 178 masterpieces in nine galleries
The public Sept. 6 will view a priceless display prepared for delegates and dignitaries with a preview on Sept 5. Wooden panel walls in Japanese style are being installed to form nine galleries as backgrounds for the 178 object masterpieces.
McMahon Warns U S Would Strike Soviet Sources If Europe Invaded
Senator Brien McMahon warns on NBC that if Western Europe is invaded by Soviet forces the United States would strike at Soviet power sources, potentially using the atomic bomb. Atomic Energy Commission reports two new tests planned at Nevada, with some to be viewed by press later. Nearby, M E Willey is rescued after being swept by the Spokane River currents as a dam project releases rocks.
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United States
Europe
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Fruman
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McMahon
NBC
U. S
Soviet Union
Atomis Energy Commission
Nevada Proving Grounds
Unis
Spon
Las Vegas
New
ABC
Fire alarm units rush to scene after vibrating street ad
In Rushville Indiana a pump truck sped to Main and Second after an alarm was triggered by vibration from a huge moving ad that rattled past the area. Fire crews investigated but details on damage or cause were not provided.
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Main
Congressmen Watch Case Of Newsmen In Lake Charles Indictments
Washington lawmakers said they will monitor the Lake Charles American Press case after five newsmen and editors were indicted for defaming gamblers and public officials in an anti gambling crusade. Senate investigators and critics urged scrutiny of possible reprisals against crusading press. The paper defended its actions as part of the fight against crime and corruption as indictments followed its support of a local reform group.
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Lake Charles
Lisbon
Estey Kefauver
Tenn
Eaid
American Press
Wale Moody
Sait
Senate
Louisiana
Allen J. Bilender
Russell B. Long
Long
Charles
Kenneth L. Dixon
Sacramento Fatality After Auto Crash
Sacramento coroner reported Harry E. Baker aged 47 of Florin died in Sacramento County Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile crash Monday. He was thrown from the cart when it rolled over, deputies said.
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Harry E. Baker
Sacramento County
Corone’s
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