Iowa Woman Rescues Girl From Well
A Iowa woman rescued a four year old girl trapped in a well, pulling the child to safety and summoning help. The incident prompted police to investigate and the community to praise the quick action of the rescuer.
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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1949
Page
1
A Iowa woman rescued a four year old girl trapped in a well, pulling the child to safety and summoning help. The incident prompted police to investigate and the community to praise the quick action of the rescuer.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Brownie losing a job while Stinky returns to the brood. It references names, dates, and scattered terms including war, ships, and various nonsensical phrases. The readable portions provide no coherent event or clear entities to fully anchor a factual summary.
A daring rescue report describes a heroine squeezing through a tight opening to reach a child trapped in a pit. Witnesses say the rescuer, aided by improvised equipment, freed the youngster and transported them to safety. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled clipping outlines hog price trends with references to prices and market conditions. Names, dates, and places are unclear, but the piece hints at ongoing market adjustments and potential producer concerns affecting hog sales and farm incomes.
A fragmented clipping notes a person named Kathy and a rescuer gaining aid for surgery from Basauina with reference to an April time frame and an aid program, but details are unclear. The readable parts suggest charity support or medical assistance connected to an individual and an organizer or location.
Fragmented text describes tensions with Chinese forces along the Yangtze River as deadlines approach. Mentions government actions, possible bombardment, and troop positions south of Nanking amid escalating hostilities.
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