Hurricane Warnings Up From Florida To Carolina
Emergency hurricane warnings stretched from Fernandina Beach to Georgetown as advisory reports placed a tropical cyclone about 110 miles east of St Augustine moving northwestward at 10 mph with 40 to 90 mph winds. Officials warned Georgia and South Carolina coasts to take immediate precautions while the Sixth Naval District issued emergency alert and ships and planes prepared and evacuated.
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Fla
Weather Burea
Fernandina
Georgetown
S. C
Weather Bureau
Miami
St. Augustine
Georgia
South Carolina
Jamsonville
Wilmington
N. C
Florida
Charleston
Sixth Naval District
Carolinas
Glynco Auxiliary Naval Air Station
Dranswiel
Key West
Batterin
Hunter Field
Savannah
Miarids
Boy 15 Lost in Sierra Mountains During Fishing Trip
A 15 year old Redondo High student Teedy Bothwell vanished during a fishing trip in the Sierra foothills 75 miles north of here. His father Harold J. Bothwell an American Airlines pilot and a third group member Vern Peterson awaited his return as searchers from Madera and Mono counties scour rugged mountain terrain along the San Joaquin river region for signs of the boy.
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Bothwell
Vern Peterson
Airlines
Peterson
San Josquin River
Perry Heen
Eisenhower Stevenson Polish Labor Day Speeches
presidential candidates work on Labor Day speeches as Eisenhower and Stevenson draft messages in their campaign hubs. Eisenhower plans multiple stops including New York Labor Day events and a West swing with talks in Philadelphia and Kasson. Stevenson fields rapid writing in Springfield and heads to Michigan for Labor Day addresses, while GOP attacks and party splits loom over civil rights and offshore tidelands disputes. The White House says seven whistlestop talks are planned for Truman’s Milwaukee Labor Day speech.
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Presti
Lneiy
Tadus
Dwight Disenhower
Devale
New York
Eadquarters
GOP
Opel
AFL
Philadelphia
Kasson
Minn
Adlai K. Stevenson
Springfields
Grand Rapid
Toy ‘Trail
Flint
Mich
Michigan
Stevenson
Henry Cabot Ledge, Jr
R-Mass
Senate
Tidelands
Dwight Morrow
National
Rome
Milteeman
Texas
Democratic National Committee
White House
Truman
Milwaukee
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Trump
Stevensan
Chagis
Americans For
Joseph J. McCarthy
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Centerville Court Hears Pleas in Two Robbery Cases
In Washington township judge Quaresma heard pleas in two robbery cases. Harold Santina and his girlfriend were allegedly held up by a suspect with two minor girls present. The defendant, not guilty plea, cited serious illness and hospital confinement. A second case involved Michael Marra pleading guilty to bad checks and was held to answer in Superior Court. Two Newton brothers faced delays to secure counsel as they await trial for ural in a tool shed theft. Over 200 items were reported stolen from the shed on Old Kennedy Road.
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Livermore Veteran's Hospital
Xir
Prink
Michael Marra
Hayward
B.A. Quaresma
Washington Township
Justice Court
Su Perio
Tris
Daniel D. Newton
James C. Newton
Fo A. Quaresma
David
Ural
Robert B. Mopller
Old Kennedy
Food Prices Rise While Farm Prices Stagnate
Washington reports show retail food prices hit an all time high for the month ending August 15 while farmer prices for crops remained unchanged. The American Farm Bureau Federation calls the rise in food prices not due to farmers, noting statistical methods and supply trends as explanations.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Agrculture Department
American Farm , Bureau Federation
Agricultures Separ
Fair Sunday Weather With Little Temperature Change
A calm Sunday with near stable temperatures. High yesterday and low this morning show minimal variation, indicating light winds and dry conditions across the region. Expect continued mild conditions through the day with dry skies and gentle breeze.
McGrath to Testify in Tax Probe After Agreed Appearance
Former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath will appear before the House Judiciary subcommittee in mid September to answer charges that the Justice Department tried to obstruct a grand jury investigation linked to St Louis tax scandals. The panel closed a war contract fraud case as a result of delays, with testimony noting some delays were beyond the department’s control.
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Wice
J. Howard McGrath
House
Justice Department
Frank L. Chelf
McGrath
St. Louis
James P. Finnegan
Subcommittee
U.S
Nonnan E. Miller
Detroit
Miller
Bial
Franklin Knock
de Eoil
1000 Guardsmen Return to Hayward ANG Base
The 144th Fighter Wing of the California Air National Guard deplaned at Hayward after two weeks at Cowen Jang base in Boise for their annual encampment. About 100 Bay Area guardsmen arrived aboard 30 C-48 transports from Lawson Air Force Base and the 494th Troop Carrier Wing, landing at Hayward where families awaited.
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Fasthay
Jack Fy Lynn
M4th
Rallin B. Moore
Oaklanders Hurt in Plane Crash Near Fallon Navy Station
Two Oakland residents Bruce Towers 30 and Ideala 43 were in a private twin engined plane that ran out of gasoline and crashed near Fallon Naval Air Station. Bruce suffered a broken jaw while Ideala had a broken shoulder. They and their children Linda Blay and Michael 4 were treated at Church I country hospital.
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Fallon
Nev
Oakland
Calif
Fallon Naval Air Station
Bruce Towers
Hunter Avenue
Ideala
Church I_country hospital
Linda Blay
Michael
Iran Premier Rejects Oil Dispute Settlement Plan
Tehran bulletin reports Premier Mohammed Mossadegh rejects the joint Anglo American oil settlement proposal from Truman and Churchill. Authorities indicate continuing stalemate on the Anglo Iranian dispute as talks fail to progress.
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Tehran
Iran
Ian
Mohammed Macsadegh
Provident Truman
Winston Chuechi
Seatery
Chosin Power Plant Target of Raiding B-29 Superforts
Allied warplanes increased pressure on the Communists in Korea. B 29 Superforts bombed an important power plant near Chosin in Northeast Korea, hours after Allied fighter bombers struck Pyongyang with heavy air attacks.
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Chosin Power Plant
Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Pyongyang
Tha Uzon
Chosin No. 1
Fifth Air Force
Flames Destroy Excursion Ship in Ontario Fire Disaster
A late night blaze gutted the S. S. Hamiltonian in Hamilton harbor, Ontario, killing two aboard and destroying the 425-ton sidewheeler used for cruises. Capt. Win Carson of Toronto and 17-year-old cabin boy Jimmy Newell escaped as the ship burned, with 17-year-old Newell recounting the chaotic escape through smoke filled decks. The incident echoed Canada’s Noronic disaster three years earlier and prompted fire and harbor authorities to review safety measures.
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Ont
Ieee
Unis
Lake Ontario
Hamiltonian
Hamilton Builders Products Union
Win Carson
Toronto
Jimmy Newell
Campbellton
N. B
Carson
Renise
Noronic
Canada
Easter Holiday Delay Shifts Hayward Council Meeting
The Daily Review will not publish on Easter Monday to give staff a full holiday. County and city offices close as well. Hayward City Council, normally meeting Monday, will convene Tuesday night at 8 o clock.
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Review
Wall Ae County
Hayward
Ashland Home Damaged in Hayward Office Theft
Apparent vandalism at 488 Vialit Street Ashland caused about 150 dollars in damage to a home owned by The Russell Development Company. Sheriff’s deputies reported 13 windows broken with lime on the garage door and a shorted thermoslot. Juvenile suspects believed. Police also investigated a theft of 90 dollars from offices at 622 Castro Nivee Enlays. Dorothy O Connor, nurse in Mrs. Palmer and A. Smith’s offices, indicated the money was taken around 2 p.m. yesterday. a woman seen in the hallway is suspected.
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Dorothy O'Conner
Ro. Palmer
Smith
Boy, 342, Lost in Woods, Still Wants To Go Fishing
PAYSON Ariz A missing boy Mike Wade 2 years old was found in good condition less than half a mile from the cabin where he vanished yesterday afternoon Searchers from noon to early morning with bloodhounds and ranchers helped locate him the child reportedly said I want to go fishing as he hid in the woods after the disappearance near a timber country cabin
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Payson
Ariz
William H. Wade
Phoenix
Mike
Waorls
Linn
New Bakersfield Quake Shakes City Aftershock Report
A fresh earthquake rocked Bakersfield last night, felt mainly in the northern part of town. Officials say it was brief with no damage reports, and is considered a possible aftershock of the August 22 quake. Epicenter located about five miles from the town center near Fairfax School. no fatalities noted, injuries count unclear.
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Bakensfield
California
Ue Eactierlemblar
Fairfax
MacFadden Eyes Malian Parachute Feat Across Rivers
Bernarr MacFadden announces plans to parachute into Russia if invited and to consider other European rivers including the Thames. After a Paris jump he contemplates London permission, sending lawyer Barry Gilgulin to explore the Thames idea. He then partied at a club following a twin engine plane escape and river landing in France.
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Boytiory MacFadden
Russia
MacFadden
London
Thames
Barry Gilgulin
Jooke
Spine River
Youth impersonates Truman to swindle widow in Basins case
FBI holds 16 year old for posing as President Truman to solicit payments from an 83 year old widow totaling 2000 dollars. The youth, unnamed, faced federal charges of impersonating a federal officer and attempted fraud. The widow alerted authorities after reading a signed letter claiming to be from the President. The defendant faces up to three years in prison and a fine up to one thousand dollars or both.
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Basin
Wyo
FBI
Truman
Marcy S. Truman
Ted
W Dow
Fie
Mather
Alaska
George Warton
FBT
Denver
United States
Amera
Plymouth
S. Secrel Ranger Service
Rurian
Labor Day Traffic Toll Starts Rising Nationwide
National Safety Council in Chicago warns up to 480 deaths over the long Labor Day weekend as about 40 million cars take to highways. States report multiple fatalities despite safety campaigns and good weather. Patrols boost road checks to ease heavy traffic across the nation.
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Uieted
Eness
Ihia
New Mexico
New York
Kansas
New Jersey
Thia
National Safety Council
Chicago
Safety Council
Banker Victim of $475000 Swindle Dies by Own Act
William Abel 45 president of Mineola Central National Bank shot himself at home shortly before a planned questioning by an assistant district attorney in a $475000 angle of a fraud case. Lilian Robinson 47 admitted forging loan applications for fictitious clients and implicated blackmailer Thomas Dunnican of Icksville as the mastermind.
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Mineola
William Abel
Central National Bank
Lilian Robinson
Ideal Insulator, Inc
Mrs. Robinson
Ideal Atuminum Products, Inc
Abel
Abel's Bank
Long Island
Silprotie
Visit to Reno Casino Ends in Postal Robbery Charge
Two Bakersfield men James Kennedy 22 and John Watson 26 were jailed in Wahoo County on suspicion of robbing the Monolith California post office of about 120000 in cash money orders stamps and bonds. They were arrested after a downtown Reno chase with deputies. Kennedy admitted participation and said he wanted his wife to know his actions. A hitchhiking woman, Mrs E B Kennedy 37 of Alexandria VA, was also arrested at a cabin they occupied.
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Cal
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Canifornia
Yorty
Fallbrook
Navy
Dan Kimball
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Vonly
Qlearly
Truman
Kimball
James P. Mee Tanery
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Justice Department
Reno
Wahoo County
Monolith
Calif
James ‘Kennedy
John Edward Watson
Bakersfield
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Sheiff
Watson
Kennedy
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Califor
Nia Post Office
Burchfry
Caifornia
Texas
E. B. Kennedy
Alexandria
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