Dulles questions Russian hydrogen bomb claim
Secretary of State Dulles expressed skepticism about Soviet premier Malenkov’s hint that Russia has mastered the hydrogen bomb. He cited no independent U S evidence of a Soviet H bomb test, and noted Western charges of limited consumer goods for Soviet labor. He suggested mid October for a political conference with China and North Korea.
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Washington
Dulles
Malenkovy
Russia
Malenkov
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly
Korea
Sit and Watch Police Trap Four With TV Cameras
Police used television to trap four gang members suspected of stealing 44000 in radio tubes from RCA. Detectives watched two cameras as a man moved cartons of tubes to a car driven by another, leading to arrests. Two stock clerks Alamo Mason and Fred Porter were booked as principals, Milton Syde a cafe manager and Curt Hockner a Table store operator booked on suspicion of receiving stolen property.
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Los Angeles
Eletronics
RCA
Alamo Mason
Fred Porter
Milton Syde
Curt Hockner
Reds Release 100 More Americans in Korean War Exchange
Panmunjom reports describe 100 Americans among 400 released, with 25 British, 25 Turks, and 250 South Koreans freed in a day. The Reds promise 75 Americans, 75 British, and 250 South Koreans on Thursday as the exchange progress continues. The first liberated Americans reached Travis AFB aboard the Air Force transport.
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United States
Pacific
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Gen. Walker
Korea
Haven
Inchon
Gas in coal mine kills three Iowa boys
Three 14 year old boys, Cerl Hobart Charles Dunham and Mickey Coulter, died Tuesday in a closed coal mine near Interville Iowa from gas known as black damp. The youths were exploring a cave and had left home in the morning. A search was organized after they did not return. Sheriff A G Morlan said the deaths appeared due to suffocating gas.
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Interville
Iowa
Cerl Hobart
Charles Dunham
Mickey Coulter
Mickey
A. G. Morlan
Where to Find The Newspapers Yet Again
A compact, period style note listing page locations for features across multiple sections. It enumerates different pages and sections such as Beach Combing, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping, Southland Cities, Sports, Theaters, Tides, Temperaturas, Women and Your World with page coordinates. It serves as a guide for readers to locate content.
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Boyle
Southland
Eisenhower Signs Dock Crime Curb and More Bills
President Eisenhower signed 20 bills at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver, including a New York waterfront reform bill giving a federal blessing to a New York New Jersey commission. He then left for Swan Hereford Ranch for trout fishing with friends Bal Swan and Askel Wilsen, aiming for the South Platte River in the Colorado Mountains.
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Denver
Eisenhower
New York
Lowry Air Force Base
Washington
New Jersey
Swan Hereford
Bal Swan
Hisenhower
Askel Wielsen
South Piette
Colorado Mountains
Four Navy Men Die in Liftmaster Crash at Westover Air Base
Four Navy personnel died in a takeoff crash of a Douglas Liftmaster operated by Naval Air Transport Squadron 6 at Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. Officials said four or five may have been aboard. names were withheld pending relatives notification.
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Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Naval Air Transport Squadron 6
Woman reports mysterious man at bus stop
A woman identified as Lillian L Callahan reports a man in a smile only at a light pole near two buildings. She waited for a bus at 1413 E Broadway, called police, but the man had vanished by the time officers arrived.
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Lillian L Callahan
Linden Ave
E. Broadway
Tere
Whole Cities Wiped Out by Shock in Cephalonia
Greek islands Cephalonia Ithaca and Zante face massive devastation from a three day quake sequence. Officials report Argosiolies capitol of Cephalonia collapsed with dozens dead and hundreds injured as rescue teams search through rubble while navy aid is requested.
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Athens
Greece
Cephalonia
Argosiolies
Lixourion
Apostolios
Ithaca
Zante
Zakynthos
Kid Mexico ex-employee jailed on gun charge
Roy J. Bushong, 25, identified by sheriff's deputies as a central figure in the Signal Hill vote fraud scandal, was arrested in a nightclub parking lot on suspicion of burglary and carrying a concealed weapon. Bushong, once Signal Hill's deputy registrar, claimed he carried the gun to sell it. His former employer Tod Faulkner, 60, ex-prize fighter and gambling figure, was fined $500 and given three years' probation.
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Los Angeles
Roy J. Bushong
Sheriff's
Signal Hill
Bushong
Tamarind Ave
Hollywood
Tod
Kid Mexico Faulkner
Fatally Mauled Boy Dies by Pet Bear in Arizona
In Flagstaff Arizona three year old Andrew Mark Palmer Jr. died after a 200 pound household bear mauled him for about three hours. The mother Mrs Palmer and a neighbor tried to intervene as the bear, chained but un cage d, attacked. The neighbor shot and killed the bear.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Andrew Mark Palmer Jr
France prepares for nationwide 3 million worker strike
Paris reports large scale action as clothing metal jobs and government offices join a planned 48 hour walkout. Three million workers may strike Thursday amid budget cuts and civil service retirement age increases, with unions including FO and Communist led groups mobilizing along with travel and communications sectors.
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Paris
France
Joseph Lanier
Socialist
Force Ourviere
Workers’ Force
General Confederation of Labor
Paris Stock Exchange
Ike Will Dedicate Housing Project
President Eisenhower will fly to New York Tuesday evening to participate in the dedication of a federal housing project and to register for the New York municipal election this fall. He arrives Wednesday morning and will attend ceremonies opening the Baruch Housing Project on Delancey Street and Franklin D Roosevelt Drive, named after Dr Simon Baruch.
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Eisenhower
New York
Denver
Baruch
Delancey St
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seventeen Americans Return From Red War Prisons
Seventeen seriously ill veterans of the Korean War arrived at Travis Air Force Base aboard a C 54 after release by the Communists. The group of 16 Army and one Marine soldiers were moved to base hospital and placed in isolation. Medical officials said fourteen patients have tuberculosis and three have mental conditions. no interviews were allowed. Flights were planned to move them to hospitals near their homes in Denver, St. Louis, San Antonio, and Washington, D C, with restricted family visits and masked visitors.
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Lear Rereraeag
Army
Honolulu
Thomas Barbour
Pio
Travis Base Hospital
William F. de Witt
Maj
Barbour
Denver
St. Louis
San Antonio
Texas
Washington
D. C
TSB
Marine Pfc
Alfred Praham Jr
Graham
Alfred P. Graham
Weather Update Forecasts Mild Temperature Shift
A light warm front moves through the region bringing rising daytime highs and cooler nights. Forecasters expect a brief drop in humidity followed by gradual warming through the weekend with scattered showers possible in southern counties. Monitor local advisories for gusty winds.
Weird act wife dives nine stories into pool
The 36 year old wife of an airline executive dived from her roof into a two story pool at a Brooklyn apartment. She was pulled from four feet of water and taken to Coney Island Hospital in critical condition. Her husband Thomas Creighton, Eastern Air Lines treasurer, and their three children were at home. No official explanation has been given.
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New York
Aura Mae Creighton
Coney Island Hospital
Eastern Air Lines
First Hurricane of Year Spotted Near Daytona Beach
The year's first hurricane formed in the Atlantic about 325 miles east of Daytona Beach Florida. The Miami weather bureau reported top winds near 75 mph with squalls north of the center and expected gradual strengthening. Shipping is advised to exercise caution along and off the southern Atlantic coast for the next 46 hours. The storm, discovered this morning by a Navy hurricane hunter, is moving north to northwest at about 42 mph.
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Miami
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Daytona Beach
Miami Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Korea War Casualties Rise to 142,294 in Latest Pentagon Figure
Defense Department reports 142,294 American casualties in Korea up 589 from the prior week. The total includes 25,542 deaths, 103,513 wounded, 8,670 missing, 2,835 captured, and 1,784 previously reported missing but returned. The weekly rise reflects reports received through last Friday.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Pentagon
Far East
City Orders Bus Line to Restore Cuts
The Bureau of Franchises orders Long Beach City Lines to restore schedules in effect before last Monday. Willard Lee says the notice was received with Attorney Johan Munholland present. Chief Engineer Henry E. Jordan signed the directive and warned the company higher officials will decide on the reply.
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Bureau of Franchises
Willard Lee
Long Beach City Lines
Lee
Johan Munholland
Henry E. Jordan
It Ites
Fies Gee
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