Ex-Official Warns of World War III by Fall if Russia Attacks
STOCKBRIDGE Mass Aug 11 AP former Assistant Secretary of State A A Berle warned World War III could begin this autumn if Russia attacks Yugoslavia. He said war chances are about 50 50 but expects the climax in a year. Berle urged US to block Russian moves in the Middle East by strengthening Mediterranean forces and pushing Greece and Turkey into NATO.
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Stephen T Early Dies at 61 Former Roosevelt aide
Stephen T Early, 61, longtime press secretary to Franklin D. Roosevelt, died in George Washington Hospital after a heart attack. He had recently served as vice president of Pullman Standard and Car Manufacturing Co and briefly as deputy secretary of defense before Marshall.
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All Safe as Calif Bound Plane Crashes
A nonscheduled C46 carrying 41 passengers and four crew crashed at Newark airport during takeoff bound for Burbank California. The aircraft rose about 80 feet before its light engine failed, struck ground seaward, and punctured a fuel tank. Emergency crews extinguished the fire with no injuries. owned by All American Airways of Florida.
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Classifieds and Sections Quick Reference
A brief listing of newspaper sections and pages for churches obituaries sports theaters and more. It outlines where to find ads classifieds finances weather snippings and radio TV notes across pages A-2 A-3 A-5 A-8 B-4 B-5 to B-7 and B-4.
Three Children Die in Drainage Ditch In Hammond
In Hammond Indiana a car carrying a family including parents overturned into a five foot drainage ditch. The parents escaped while three children Oliver Meyers six Erwin Meyers four and Morris Meyers seven months drowned. Two men pulled the parents from the submerged vehicle but could not save the children. The family is identified as Mr and Mrs Francis Meyers of Chicago.
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Border Clash Between Peru and Ecuador
Quito reports Peruvian troops attacked Ecuador frontier garrisons at Chi Inara La Victoria Gualingo and Moreno in recent days. The commander quotes fires from Aug 9 and Aug 10 in Loja Province Zumba area. Galo Plaza appeals to US Argentina and Brazil to seek a settlement.
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Western Air Lines Walkout Ends in Los Angeles
Three hundred striking mechanics of Western Air Lines agreed to return to work today ending a walkout that had tied up operations since July It ends Western's 25 year history of strikes The company said service would resume Sunday morning Stanley R Shatto vice president of operations said AFL Air Carrier Mechanics union likely spoke for the action
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L B Flights To Resume Service From Long Beach
Western Air Lines will resume flights from Long Beach Municipal Airport Monday at 10:30 a.m. with a southbound trip to San Diego, per local district manager George Cain. By Tuesday the normal schedule of three northbound and three southbound flights will be in operation from here.
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Unclear contract talks outline four wage and benefit points
An agreement outlines return to work and reopens mediation conferences. The company and union will discuss four points: escalator pay clause, pay frequency, vacation time, and moving expenses. Acceptance shows mechanics dropped demands for a union shop with dues checkoff and prohibition of farming out work.
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Northwest Forest Fires Rage Across Oregon and Washington
Foresters stay vigilant in Oregon as firefighters in Washington and British Columbia battle major blazes. Flames were used to back fire 15 miles east of Grand Creek as the Santa Rosa Creek and Christias Lake fires consumed 16 square miles of forest. The two fires crossed the border into northeast Washington earlier in the week.
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Sunny afternoons and warm weekend forecast
Today features sunny afternoons with a high near 74 and night and morning low clouds. Sunday continues with clear skies and similar warmth as slightly warmer conditions expected tomorrow afternoon.
Woman's Home Looted In Apparent Break-In
Mrs. Marie M. Granath, 70, of 5867 Cerritos Ave., found her kitchen items out of place and discovered $1308 missing from a hiding spot after a rear window screen was slit. Police said entry was gained through the screen.
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Chinese Prisoners Report Gen Dean Is Red Captive
In San Francisco Maj. Gen. William F. Dean rumored alive as a prisoner of war. Milburn and two other U S leaders aboard Gen BE 10 cited Chinese captives who saw Dean in Red captivity after the 1950 Korean front retreat near Tejon. President Truman had awarded the Medal of Honor to Dean’s family the prior year.
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Reds Say Allies Use Poison Gas
Tokyo dispatch reports North Korea says its foreign minister protested to the United Nations that Allied forces used poison gas against Communist troops in Korea twice this month. The charges have been denied by Allied officers.
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Three Governors Attend Fete at Recreation Park
California Towans packed Recreation Park in Long Beach for the 468th Iowa Association picnic. Gov. Earl Warren’s wager with Gov. Beardsley over attendance was decided in Warren’s favor, with Gov. Luther Youngdahl and former Gov. Frank Merriam as referees. Spectators rode morning traffic, shaded by trees, and visitors praised Long Beach as “Little Iowa.”
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Towan Picnic at Recreation Park draws huge crowd in Iowa
Sunday PT preview notes the 46th annual Towan picnic at Recreation Park with thousands expected and governors and other dignitaries to speak. Howard Burchard, 71, played violin under a tree while attendees from Santa Ana and other towns traveled by bus, taxi, horse, or buggy to join the event. police and officials prepared for the large gathering.
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Iowa Picnic Highlights 46th Annual Event Program
The 46th annual Iowa Picnic of Southern California at Recreation Park features a Long Beach Municipal Band concert at 1 pm. Includes flag ceremony led by Ward Johnson, invocation by Rev. Berger, greetings from Long Beach Mayor Burton W. Chace, community singing, and introductions of officers and dignitaries including former Gov. Frank Merriam and California Governor Berl Warren, with other officials acknowledged.
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UN Chief Blames Communists For Blocking Armistice Talks
Vice Admiral C Turner Joy said the Communists slammed the doors on progress during armistice talks at Kaesong as U N ground air and naval forces pressed to disrupt a Communist buildup. The 22nd meeting opened with pessimism and pressure as the Reds demanded a buffer zone along the 38th Parallel and rejected Allied compromise.
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Reds Strike Back at Hard UNFront in Korea Clash
Eighth Army reports fierce fighting as Communist battalion drives on UN positions near Hwaehon amid heavy Allied air and naval bombardment. In Hungnam area, more than 100 tons of bombs fall on Red lines while UN forces press to seize peaks south of Gongneung, 27 miles north of the 6th Parallel.
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$1 500 000 Damage in Texas Hailstorm
Vicious hail and storms struck the south plains of Texas damaging 10 000 to 12 000 acres of irrigated cotton mostly in Hockley County. Watered by floods, an empty cotton warehouse was blown away, and temps exceeded 100 as a heat wave persisted with 21 heat deaths reported in two weeks.
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