94 Americans Liberated by Reds Today
Foresterwards Panmunqual reports 94 Americans liberated by North Korean Reds today including wounded Marines and other personnel, with most recaptured in last five ships. Among 437 returnees are 300 South Koreans, plus 8 Brits, 3 Canadians, 3 Australians, 2 French, 1 Turk and 1 Colombian. Reds promise 150 Americans and 250 South Koreans Sunday, nearing half the American return total.
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Reds
Duth Daily Exchange
Whit Sock
Benichnged Ail Lacy Ty
U.S
Steven E. Droremond
Naw G Nuir Pyeklong
Manoa
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Cpl
Robert BP. Montgomery
Indianapolis
William FF
Dean
Norriison Camp
North Korea
Public Printer Defends Security At Government Printing Office
Deputy Public Printer Phillip Tu Cole challenged Senator McCarthy's charges of lax security at the Government Printing Office and questioned the credibility of testimony before the subcommittee. He said the plant is secure and periodically checked by government agencies and noted a recent FBI report contradicting Miss Guess's testimony about a secret code book and classified materials. Cole highlighted that Rothschild was suspended after refusing to answer about theft or loyalties.
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Washington
Phillip Tu. Cole
Sen
Jaseph KR. McCarthy
Government Printing Office
McCarthy
Senate
Cole
Ree Porters
Povernment
Rayen and Blattenberger
Oifense
Charles E. Wilson
Cale
FBI
Miss Guess
Aliss Guess
Rothschild
Hle
Gallant resilience of a cancer patient amid bravely faced fate
A friend recalls Bill, a newspaper man, who faced cancer with stoic courage, diagnosing himself from medical texts, choosing blunt honesty from doctors, and returning to work. He kept a brave front for his Helen and son, insisting his illness would not defeat him and showing the indomitable human spirit.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Dt Waddat
Bill
Hare
Helen
U S to Loan Carrier to France
The Navy will loan the 13,000 ton carrier Belleau Wood to the French government next month. The ship, taken from mothballs at San Francisco Naval Shipyard, will join the French crew already in country under congressional authority. The carrier, famous in Pacific War action, carried about 1,400 during its service.
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San Francisco
Belleaw Wook
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
Navy
Flatop
Pacific
California Deepest Oil Well Near Musel Field
Darrersrusley California reports the state oil well near Mosel county, two miles east of here, has surpassed previous depths. Wynne company forecasts deeper drilling to reach sands at Kacene, with Beulu sts predicting new oil horizons. Drilling began October 2 1911 with about 1 pillar dollars invested.
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Darrersrusley
Calif
California
Ohio
Oi Ca
Itsuitotle
Wynne
Kacene Sams
KCLA
Evangelist Claims God Helped Prisoners in Korea War
Evangelist Obenauer, 26, of Bannett, says God and prayer kept American prisoners alive during a North Korean camp siege. He recounts witnessing jets strike a camp, bullets and debris, and prays for safety. He was ordained in the Church of God Pentecostal and plans Bible study after discharge. His wife and 3-year-old daughter remain in Bannett.
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Inchon
Church of God
Red
Cimaps
Ira
Obitpauer
Banne Wwrra
Isabe
Obenauer
Rmaardh
Perth
Obenawer
Church of God Pentecostal
Missouri
Chenauer
Vights
Banne Terres
Chad
Towa
Sugar Heir Jailed for Beating Wife
Adalph Spreckels 11, a Sugar heir, was jailed in Newport Beach on suspicion of felonious assault after beating actress Kay Williams so severely she required hospital care. Neighbors report Williams suffered head and body injuries when struck and knocked to the ground. She divorced Spreckels last year over abuse and remaining custody matters. He posted 10000 bond after several hours in jail.
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Newport Beach
Calif
Adalph Spreckels
Kay Williams
Miss Williams
Spreckles
Joan
Adolph
Bulbna Island
Range County
Motorist Dies After Car Strikes Child in San Diego
SAN DIEGO Calif An automobile driver died yesterday after backing from a yard and striking six year old Phillip Turner He was transporting the boy to hospital when he suffered a fatal heart attack Lester P Bleicher 42 of Harbor Canyon was named in the coroner report The child was described as only lightly injured bystanders said local police
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San Diego
Calif
Goroner
Lester P. Bleicher
Harbison Canyon
Phillp Turner
Moslems Greet French Backed Ruler in Mourning
In Rabat Morocco mobs greet the French backed ruler as tension rises after Ben Youssef's ouster. Curfews remain, security tight, and the Arab population observes mourning during Aid el Kebir as authorities seek to stabilize the city.
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Tom Masterson
RABAT
Moroven
Robert Leila
Marlon Tee
Garthebodt
Len Nuri
Mig Cuttsin
Sultan Sidi Mohamed
Aml
Hintita
Strone
Pallies
Thoursday
Ben Youssef
el Keble
Beef Sales Urged by Agriculture Dept as Market Drive Intensifies
Washington UPI The Agriculture Department urged retail meat dealers to boost beef sales in the next two months and through October. Assistant Secretary Jona H H Davis cited cattle sent to market from pasture without finish grain and called for a broad industry drive with emphasis on cheaper beef to aid the livestock sector. He praised retail dealers for summer advertising and said the department would coordinate private groups and provide information to sustain the promotional push.
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Wasilington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Foml
Jona H H. Davis
Ing
Davis
State Chamber Heads to Meet at Hot Springs
Officials from 30 state chambers of commerce gather for the annual council meeting in Hot Springs. The event runs September 12 to 20 with Arkansas Economic Council chair and Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce hosting. Principal speakers include C Hamilton Moore and Dr Georg Benson of Harding College.
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Wot Springs
Femy
State Chamber of Comme
Ma jHon
Lenel
Council of State Ciarters of Commerce
Mippi Tiver
Arkansas Economic Couniistile Chamber of Commercy
Hot Springs
Georg Benson
jHarding College At
Searcy
Br.Benson
A Matter of Getting Even in Harbor Springs
In Harbor Springs Michigan a sea lamprey incident ties to a family grudge from five years earlier. Earl Julleret reportedly caught the first sea lamprey in Michigan in 1934. The parasite bit Edith, the daughter of a local family, yesterday while a Red Cross saver certificate volunteer swam nearby. The father and instructor pulled her out as the unusual near shore attack occurred.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
al Ines
Earl Julleret
Jo Michigan
Jullereits Leseare
Edith
Red Cross
Ube Vel
Free Ride Columbia Food Trip with Rooste Visitor
L. Young makes an 18 mile round trip from home to a Columbia restaurant to fetch Kuroage for his pigs. Each night for a month a rooster hops onto a perch beside the truck’s gas tank during the fre eride.
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Columbia
CG. L. Young
Defense Secretary in new security drive amid public debate
Fragmented report outlines Critical Days message and defense efforts amid calls for stronger preparedness. It notes remarks by Keyes defending policy shifts, reference to a commission, and Dr. Tyan Getting urging science funding while the administration pursues expanded defense programs for forthcoming years.
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Kye
Chainain
Hischower
Tyan A. Getting
Trouble for Crooner Haymes in Legal Tug of War
Hollywood crooner Haymes faces divorce and child support actions after signing a property settlement with Nova Iddington. He allegedly owes 2438 in child support for Richard ten, Helen eight, and Barbara four. Miss Iddington seeks 8000 cash and 100 weekly for life. Haymes recent visa issues tied to Rita Hayworth complicate travel. He was born in Argentina and never became a U.S. citizen.
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LOS Angisles
Lee Regatl
Leoble Praweedierdt
Pek Hingties Toriys
Haymes
Nova Iddington
Welvess
Joanne Dip Feeland
Anaywer
Richard
Helen
Barbara
Thayne
Miss Medington
Fard Flynn
Uris
Rita Hayworth
Iine Migration Authority
Hawaii
Hayworth
Tagellaw
United States
Draymnes
Arventing
Man Fined for Vehicle Violations in Comune Pleas Court
In Tulsa Oklahoma Arthur Hughes faced a 35 dollar fine plus costs after a Comune Pleas Court appearance. He was cited for driving an undersized vehicle without a horn and for lacking headlights flaglight taillight stoplight fenders and an a sslpid shield on the highway.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arthur Hughes
Comune Pleas
Highway Patrol
Hughes
Group Studies Juvenile Delinquency Findings in City
A municipal subcommittee reports on juvenile delinquency, detailing court actions, school involvement, and social factors. Herbert de ban-Poach Seward Woods among attendees. plans include a $44,000 inquiry and spending on outreach in towns and cities to curb youth crime.
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Warthington
York
Wrobindgur
Tas
Armrelus
Pen Bona Te Neuer
Hutter Ag
Tendirivkson
Herbert de Dban- Poach
Seward
Woods
Ua Pehier
Las Anges
Hemblean
UN Subenramitiee
Navy Eliminates Segregation Policy Claims
Navy officials report progress toward ending segregation in facilities for white and Negro civilians at southern shore stations, with orders issued to Secretary of the Navy Robert Andersen. Critics, led by Clarence Mitchell of the NAACP, await a first report expected to show removal of Jim Crow facilities nationwide.
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Robert . Andersen
Navy
Epiarale
Clarrence Mitchell
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored Pea
125000 Needed to Pick Cotton
125000 needed to pick cotton cited in a local notice about harvest labor, payroll, and operational plans. The report references town figures, regional crops, and forthcoming seasonal work associated with the cotton season and related economic activity.
Shah Returns to Iran Amid Joy and Fearful Awe
The Shah’s return sparks overwhelming public joy and anxiety as Iranians flood the streets. Reports describe massive crowds at Tehran and mentions of heightened security around palaces and officials to prevent unrest.
Little Rock Wins Channel 4 Station Grant Withdrawal
The federal commission approved a withdrawal of its grant for a Channel 4 TV station in Little Rock amid protests from Arkansas Broadcasting Company. KLAR and Allinsay Radio and Equipment own local FM station MAME in Little Rock, with complaints the grant lacked a hearing.
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Wasieington
Gumretsslon
Dairies
Aire
Vitiiisaa
Dany Feu
Nabedewiston
Juittle Stouk
Channel 4
Ime
Nates
Feqyn
Arkansas Broadcasting Company
Arkannas
Arkansas Broadcasting
Ksarligante Klarand Allinsay Tradio and Equipment Company
MAME
Los Angeles man seeks to set aside purchase and recover assets
Lindsay Cy Howard, who bought Heinms from his daughter's estate for 75,000, asks the Superior Court to undo the sale, return the rooney, and restore the jewelry to the estate. The court declined to void the transaction, calling it a fraud. The jewels allegedly were bought through a dummy guardian after Howard was removed as guardian. The items originated with Howard's mother Mrs Fannie Mae Hervischer, tied to Connecticut education commissioners in a referenced lineage.
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Los Angeles
Lindsay Cy Howard
Rooney
Howard
Ting
Geras
Fom
Fannie Mae Hervischer
McCarthy Postage Debate Roils Washington Press
The editorial page recounts McCarthy accusing the Post Office handling of postage rate changes, sparking a broad quarrel over policy. It notes editorials and reactions from various papers, highlighting claims of deliberate misinformation and calls for critique of postal oversight by Congress.
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Ohana
Ed Cross
Shah
Telvin Suirg
Avadowador
W. Henrie
Stayiels
Lissare Aitows
de Tanllah
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Sehr
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Little Rock
Henry Barnard
Hartford
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A. Weehbsler
McGarthy
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Othar Spoutosr
Coaatieta
Dr. Astin II
Wasitingon
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Biron
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Cankinal Laboratory
Weelss
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