Northwest Airlines crash Killer plane disaster at Lake Michigan
A Northwest Airlines airliner on a New York to Minneapolis route plunged into Lake Michigan near St Joseph killing 68 aboard. Coast guard and air force units scoured the area for hours without recovering a body or major wreckage pieces. Officials speculated a squall triggered a catastrophic disintegration as wreckage drifted over a 19 mile zone west of St Joseph.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Juad
Northwest Alrines
Lake Michigan
Coant
Ahorn
Coast Guard
Northwest Airlines
New York
Minneapolis
United States
Nathaniel Fulford
Mnth Count Guard District
Chicago
Ralph KB
St Paul
Minn
Fulfard
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Airling
St Joseph
Sedmen
Europe Fears New Warfare After Korea Conflict
Europe reacts with dread as fighting erupts in Korea, sparking fears of a third world war and atomic conflict. UK MPs debate UN approval for intervention while Attlee and French leaders warn of wide consequences and await US stance on ceasefire and communist retreat.
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Europe
South Korea
Glenn Williams Laidou
Korea
Dawan
Hitler
Rhineland
Britain
United Nations
Pyongyang
Ant Peter Roberts
Pariament
Inter
Roberts
Taborites
London
Wml
Parla
Korein Lewes
Attlee
France
Hensyl Queuille
Ney
Foreign Office
America
Trench
Saigon
Atiffa
Indochina
Paty Tran
Ruagin
Pit
AU Ruzinara
Joys Chin
Western League Scores Turbulent Night Near Des Moines
Western league results show Lincoln 2 over Des Moines 1 while Puablo edges Denver 12 to 16 in a tight slate. The report mentions unclear notes about “Wichites” and “pontponar” plus references to tomorrow’s events and a hint of redrafted standings.
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Lincoln
Nas Moines
Puablo
Denver
Coloration Springs
Union Pacific Traffic Rush Continues Amid Heavy Eastbound Freight
Union Pacific reports ongoing heavy traffic with eight unit diesel locomotives pulling about 12,000 horsepower on a westbound 83-car freight. Shriner specials run in quick succession from Lucerne to Gilcrest as plans to dieselize passenger trains progress. Railworkers say the shift may slow junking of steam locomotives and trigger more military movements, while Rio Grande Western remains heavily tied by a strike, routing trains via Moffat tunnel and Royal Gorge paths.
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Shriner
Union Pacific Railroad
South Thru Greeley
Lucerne
Gilcrest
T. P
Seare
Union Pacific
Wearn
Rio Grande Western
U. F. Tte
Rio Grande
Lie Royal Gorga
Senate approves farm price supports compromise bill
Washington reports the Senate, largely along party lines, passed a conference report funding 2 billion dollars more for farm price supports. The vote was 86 to 3 with Vice President Barling casting the deciding ballot. Key dispute centered on curbing foreign farm imports. Democrats Johnson, Murray, and O Mahoney supported. Republicans Butler, Wherry, Millikin, and Becton opposed. Hunt did not vote but was against adoption. Wyoming enacts record university enrollment. 1,471 students registered for first term, with expectations of 1,560 after defence camp counts.
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Washington
Senate
Barling Valling
Johnson
Colorado
Murray
Montana
O' Mahoney
Wyoming
Butler and W
Bids Tie for Eden Dam Construction Near Blytown
Low bid from J Grocer and Bong Company of Minneapolis at 4,044,772 for the Bly dam project near Eden, Wye. Bids from O Larson and the Minneapolis firm were also among 11 bidders for earth fill work on the Big Sandy avenue structure, with the dam to hold 49 000 acre feet of water and serve 2 000 acres. The project will include a 7 foot high earthen dam over 2 400 feet long, and an allowance for completion standards.
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Soll Lake City
J. Grocer and
Bong Company
Minneapolis
Tollay
Eden
Wye
National Target
O. Larson
Big Sandy Aveek
U S Arms for South Korea Move Reported
General MacArthur’s headquarters said war materiel for South Korea would be loaded and 29 American fighter planes delivered by Korean pilots. Washington authorized transfer of 10 F-61 Muse tung fighters and air and naval support was announced for safe arrival of shipments to the Korean Republic. A pilot arrived in southern Japan to fly the 10 fighters to Korea, with loading operations begun and plans set for movement from Japan upon orders. Details on timing for takeoff and further aircraft were not provided.
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MacArthur
South Korea
United States
Repubs
Ace
Repubic
Pueblo County Census Shows 22 Percent Population Rise
Denver reports a 22 percent 10 year population gain for Pueblo County with an unofficial 1950 count of 89 512. City of Pueblo and nearby areas note growth while La Junta and Olera county also rise. Total population for the two counties reaches 1 191 910, up from 946 000 in 1940.
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Denver
Census Bureau
Pueblo County
Pueblo
Jimita
Puebla
Olera
la Junta
Toa
Hayes
Jury rules Greeley children deaths accidental
Fort Collins June 26 A coroner jury ruled the deaths of Greeley children Margaret Howard 11 and Lynne Howard 4 accidental after a racing car crash through a fence at Speedway Park Two drivers testified they did not see the children The father Oliver Howard and Mrs Howard were witnesses The family also suffered a serious injury to Mrs Howard A third child Charles 4 was injured Nelson a 60 year old Colorado A M College professor died Sunday night after a long cancer battle The funeral will be held here Tuesday
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Fort Collins
Coto
Greeley
Margaret Howard
Lynne Howard
Speedway Park
Stanley Wiebers
Fred Russell
Creeley
Fork Vollins
Medics Vole Millions for Advertising Campaign
The AMA launches a $1.1 million advertising drive to counter socialized medicine and promote voluntary health insurance. Doctors, traditionally averse to advertising, will see newspaper and radio campaigns across 11,000 papers in October, marking a historic shift in professional ethics and public messaging.
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Rennie Taylor
Associated Press
Science
Francisco
America Medical Association Today
AMA
AMA Seeks Publicity Budget For Health Measures
The AMA plans a $1.1 million public relations budget within a $3 million annual advertising fund to promote opposition to socialized medicine. Discussion noted a push for a vote in Congress on government paid health insurance, with president Treman and Dr. Ernest L. Krons among speakers.
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AMA
Whitaker
Baxter
Asacne
Ernest L. Krons
Dregident
AMA House of Delegates
Board of Trustees
Ironsauld
Menicius
Treman
Americans oppose compulsory health insurance belief grows
The belief that Americans have become convinced they do not want compulsory health insurance reflects a shift in public sentiment. Political debates, media coverage, and expert analysis show growing resistance to mandatory coverage among various demographic groups.
Talle Gets Life at San Quentin for Wife Murder
Ban Jose Calif June 22 Tom Talle convicted of shooting his second wife Margaret Lea Talle near Wheir Tome on Dec 28 was sentenced to life in San Quentin. Superior Judge William James denied a motion for a new trial and Talle’s attorneys planned an appeal.
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Ban Jose
Calif
Tom Talle
San Quentin
Dudny
William James
Talle
Raton
N. M
Eatterman
Talla Wag
Margaret Lea Talle
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