Missing Girl Three Found Safe After Night at Rectory
Sharon Yacko, three, vanished from an orphanage Saturday and was found unharmed on the steps of a church rectory in Union City Tuesday night. Police said she talked after pins from the orphanage arrived, and her mother rushed to the police station to reunite with her. Sharon appeared healthy with mosquito bites and minor scratches, and investigators relearned little about the kidnapper as she remained unable to identify him.
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Sharon
Union City
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Anshm
St. Aloseph
Ramat Calle
de Chueh Ho Uni
Frahich
Ann Yacko
Jamel
Harald Baldinis
Sharovy
Kidnapped Baby Girl Is Safe After Stanfield Abduction
An intensive police hunt followed a night time abduction in Stanfield Arizona after a woman seized a baby girl from Bedside in the home of Mrs. Fervvey Anderson. The child suffered emotional shock and minor injuries but later was reported to be recovering as deputies search for the attacker.
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Ariz
Neosea
Babbie Mollie Rauthter
Bes
Fervvey Anderson
Casa Chrinde
Bobbie
Alva Weaver
Pleal
Ite Devsbariff
Dad Vetoes Wedding and Kills Daughter Then Slays Self
In Texas a father opposed to Ella Mohlenhoff’s engagement shot his 18 year old daughter on the Mohlenhoff farm near here, then killed himself. The boy Adolph, 10, and sister Bernice, 9, witnessed parts of the tragedy as authorities labeled it murder and suicide.
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San Antonio
Tex
Adolph
Justice of the Peace
Arthur Booning
Dietrich Mohlenhoff
Ella
Mohlenhoff
H. Kooning
Ray Minor
Shoeriti
Oscar Warnke
Dean Jones
Evia
Bernice
Koening
Eva
Elia
Appeals Court Orders Touhy Back to Pen
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals reversed freeing Touhy and ordered him returned to Stateville Penitentiary. Judges Mayo and Schnackenberg said an independent custody order was needed pending review, while Federal Judge Barnes had ruled Touhy’s kidnapping sentence was void due to perjury and a hoax connected to extradition avoidance. Touhy was serving a 199 year term for helping a fellow prisoner escape in 1942 and had previously escaped in 1942 before recapture.
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Chicago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Roger
Touhy
Supreme Court of the United States
John P. Barnes
Jaleo
He Barber
England
Histon
Stateville
Toul
Barnes
Senate to Reconsider Federal Pay Boost Amid Delay
The Senate approved a bill to raise pay for over two million federal workers by five percent yearly but then voted to reconsider. Sen Knowland of California moved to return the measure to the calendar, signaling another Senate vote later today. A separate bill streamlining fringe benefits for federal employees passed and was sent back to the House.
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Senate Inday
Sen
Knowland
California
Onnabe Roetor
Senate
House
Long Beach Lumber Yard Strike Involved 400 State Workers
Four unions in Long Beach and Los Angeles area set to strike over a wage dispute with lumber yard operators. Five APL locals representing 10,600 workers push for a 10 cent hourly increase. Negotiations at a conciliation meeting failed, with unions warning of a strike next week. External unions include Lumber and Sawmill Workers Local 2288, Teamsters Local 420, Teamsters Local 692, and Operating Engineers Local 401. The dispute centers on a 10 cent wage hike, no offer was made by the employers.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
APL
Teamsters
Lagal
Lumber
Tes Anearies
Oliver Good“im
Japan Faces Epidemic of Sleeping Sickness
The welfare ministry warned of a sleeping sickness epidemic in Japan during late August and September. At least 42 deaths were reported, with 85 known cases and 56 suspected cases of Japanese encephalitis. Tuesday.
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Japan
Soviet Leaders Welcome British Labor Chiefs Dinner in Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet leadership hosted British Labor Party figures led by Clement Attlee for a formal country house dinner at Maxim Gorky’s residence. Attlee and Aneurin Bevan sat with Georgi Malenkov as discussions touched on closer Britain Soviet relations. The event marked a rare Western high level gathering in postwar Russia.
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China
Georgi Malenkov
Clement
Attlee
Stats
Labor Party
Malensov
Maxim Norky
Moulenkey
Attlen
Aneurin Bevan
Malenkov
Morgan Philips
Viewsmen
Britain
Soviet Union
Sumer
Phillips
Peiping
Newspaper section locator note
A condensed listing of where to find specific content sections across pages and sections such as Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-1, Bridge on A-19, and various features like Obituaries on B-2, Sports on A-21 to A-23, and Your World on A-2, among others, with page references and cross-references.
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Boyle
Wilson
Weather update with clouds and sun
Low clouds persist tonight and Thursday morning with a return to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. Expect little temperature change today through Thursday morning and a slight warming trend later in the day.
John Reveals He Voluntarily Fled to Reds
Berlin report says Dr Otto John declared at a news conference that he defected to the Communists to warn the world against a potential U S plan for a new war that would destroy Germany. He said he would work for peace and expose what he calls revival of Nazism in West Germany. The statement triggered calls for cabinet and parliamentary action in Bonn as opposition parties demand investigations and resignations.
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West Germany
Mrunz Bluecher
Bonn
Sohn
Socialist Party
Julin
Falso
Gerrard Schroeder
Washington
CIA Chiat
Allen Dulles
World Press
John
Reds
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Konrad Adensner
U. S. High Commission
East Germany
Drunken Ex Convict Menaces Japanese Chief
A drunken ex convict, Susumu Saelsi, 41, attempted to assassinate Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida near Yoshida's summer home. Police say he slept on the beach and carried a knife and a hand grenade. Saelsi admits intent to improve workers' lives. Authorities note Saelsi has five prior convictions.
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POKYO
Shigeru J Yoshina
Poli
Yoshida
Susumu Saelsi
Saeki
Beauty's Dad Claims Miss Philadelphia Groom Has Wife and Child
The Philadelphia Story plot thickens as Elaine Dukeen, 23, who disappeared from Miss Universe, allegedly ran away with Pall and married him. Her father Benjamin Duleen arrives in Los Angeles accusing Pall of having a wife and child in Philadelphia. Elaine, last heard from in Southern California, had left San Diego for Ensenada before resurfacing.
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Philadelphia
Miss du Teen
Benjamin Marlton Duleen
Los Angeles
Elife
DuFeen
Elzine
California
Elaine
Oruchette
San Diego
Ensenada
Pail
Hollywood
Long Beach
Miss DuFeen
Eisenhower rejects severing ties with Russia
President Eisenhower told a views conference that the United States should not sever diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and warned against a preventive war. He noted the free world is building a stronger structure and that tensions have eased, while addressing Clark’s call to expel the Soviet bloc from the United Nations. He also praised farm bill progress and stressed that legislative gains were not political victories.
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Eisenhower
United States
Russia
Free World
Mark W. Clark
Clark
Oh. S
Far East
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Suesday
United Nations
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Fara
House
Polio Rise Reported in Long Beach School District
Long Beach Unified School District reports rising polio cases with 56 cases to date, compared with 48 last year, as Los Angeles county totals reach about 300. Dr J Dy Litwack heads a health meeting with county officials amid the outbreak. no polio deaths yet this year. The district serves Signal Hill, Lakewood, Dominguez, Avalon, Catalina Island, and the city of Long Beach.
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National Foundation For
Los Angel
Long Beach
J. Dy Litwack
Long Beach Unified School District
Signal Hill
Avalon
Lakewood
Dominguez
Catalina Island
Aswell
Cry of
Man in tree battles ants after belt tangles his pants
Robert Schiater, 70, a retired Army warrant officer, tied a rope as a safety belt, climbed a canyon tree to hang a clothes line, and was left fighting ants in his drawers when a belt and line tangled. A neighbor called police as another resident freed him with scissors. he was later found scrubbing in the bathtub.
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Robert Schiater
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