UN Battles in Korea as Reds Attack Bunker Hill
Washington reports North Korea rejects new peace terms and challenges Pyongyang to propose specifics for Panmunjom talks. In Korea Marines fend off Chinese assaults on Bunker Hill, claiming heavy Red casualties as UN air and ground forces strike enemy positions across the western front.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Ilay
U. S. Sth
U. S. 5Th Air Force
Air Force
Gunman Slays Trolley Rider in Rush Hour Philadelphia
A gunman on a trolley killed 85 year old Lovie Lee Rigby and wounded 24 year old Elizabeth Suggs during a rush hour attack in Philadelphia. Motorman George Forker halted the car and Conductor Oscar Schaible opened the door as shots rang out. Police sought the assailant, described as a Negro man who brandished a revolver.
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Philadelphia
George Forker
Oscar Schaible
Lovie Lee Rigby
Elizabeth Suggs
Episcopal Hospital
Forker
Miss Rigby
Ships Leave as Typhoon Slams Okinawa Base
Typhoon battered Okinawa with 110 mph winds forcing U S Air Force crews to hurry to secure planes while American warships and commercial vessels put to sea to ride out the storm. Okinawa hosts the 307th Bomb Wing with B 29s striking targets in Korea by night.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
U. S. Air Force
307Th
North Korea
Dodge Romance Ends in Rhubarb With Actress Arrested
Detroit August 15 UP The romance between automaker Horace E Dodge and actress Grete Sherwood ended when police arrested her as she left Beloit Wis to visit her parents. She admitted keeping a $10000 friendship ring from Cannes and police recovered gifts she claimed were hers.
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Detroit
Horace E. Dodge
Grete Sherwood
Dodge
Beloit
Wis
Miss Sherwood
Willow Run
Flame Thrower Accident Kills Corporal at Camp Roberts
A flame thrower demonstration at Camp Roberts gone wrong killed Corporal Ralph D. Vawdrey of St George Utah, 32, as trainees watched. The second burst exploded the fuel tank and covered him in burning oil, ending a dangerous display. His parents Isaac and Mrs. Yawdrey survive him.
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San*zuis Obispo
Camp Roberts
Ralph D. Vawdrey
St. George
Utah
Young Vawdrey
Yawdrey
Isaac Yawdrey
Heat Wave Fatal to Four in Italy
A European heat wave caused four deaths in Italy with victims in Venice Modena Bologna and Bari. Hundreds of thousands fled cities and towns to spend Italy’s three day August holiday in the countryside as 600000 deserted Rome.
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Italy
Fome
Europe
RULED SANE Wife Convicted of Killing Mate Drops Her Plea
In Los Angeles Mrs Patr icks Moore a Sherman Oaks housewife convicted of manslaughter after shooting her eye doctor husband withdrew her insanity plea a day after three psychiatrists ruled she sane Defense attorney withdrew the plea and a judge set sentencing for the next Tuesday She was free on 10000 bail and faces 1 to 10 years in prison for the May 6 killing during a disputed visit to discuss matters with her estranged husband Dr Telford I Moore.
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Los Angeles
Patricks Moore
L. van Horn Gardine
Sherman Oaks
Reds Disclose POW Camps in North Korea
The United Nations Command announced that Communists yielded maps of three North Korean POW camps and two prisoner sites with expanded boundaries. Nam Il delivered the data to Maj. Gen. William Harrison as truce talks pause, listing camps 17 at Ulni, 11 and 13 expanded, 12 moved to Jaedong, and 14 moved from Lipsak to AD.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
North Korea
William’ Harrison
L. N
Nam al
Red
U. N. Command
U. N
Panmuanjom
Korea
Nagi I
Kim I Sung
Pyongyang
Nam
Ulni
Bail for 14 California communists sent to L A court
Ninth Circuit asks Los Angeles trial court to fix bail amounts for 14 California Communists convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the government. They have been jailed since Aug 9 after federal judge Mathes remanded them. Bail currently ranged from 5000 to 10000 dollars.
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San Francisco
U.S
Ninth Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
California
District Court
William C. Mathes
Mathes
Appeals Court
Court of Appeals
Cricket Hordes Swarm Chicago
In a massive insect migration about 1 million crickets invaded Chicago and nearby suburbs with heavy activity in the city’s southern areas and portions of Joliet and Peoria. Stores reported running short on repellent as residents bought it to combat the invasion. Dr. William B Gerhard of the Field Museum suggested the movement may be driven by crickets seeking new feeding grounds.
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Chicago
William 2. Gerhard
The
Field Museum
Costello in Prison for Contempt Conviction
Frank Costello, the 62 year old gambling kingpin, surrendered in New York to begin an 18 month term for contempt of the United States Senate after refusing to answer questions about his finances at a televised 1951 hearing. He will likely serve at Danbury Federal Correctional Institute and must live on 16 a month for basics.
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New York
Frank Costello
Costello
United States
Sendle
Senate Crime, Committee
Federal
Danbury
Conn
Castello
Contents by Page Sections
The notice lists where to find various newspaper sections across pages and editions including Beach Combing Bridge classified comics crosswords editorials financial obituaries radio television sports theaters weather and women's activities with page references. It guides readers to page locations for each category.
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Beach
Boyle
Explorers Huddle Beside Body After Failed Rescue
In LICQ ATHERY France Aug 15 four cave explorers, exhausted, huddled 1153 feet underground beside the body of comrade Marcel Loubens. He died after a rescue attempt failed to hoist him from a ledge where he lay in a coma for about 36 hours. Dr Mairey and three expedition members faced a grim task as the winch cable broke, sending Loubens to the rocks below.
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Licq Athery
France
Marcel .Loubens
Aga H
Ardre-Mairey
Mairey
Pierre St. Martin
Loubens
Heround Taziet
Jacques Labeyries
Bank of France
Bernard Octhialini
Hiriten
Belgia
Max.Cosyns
Loubensi
Faired
United States warns on use of nuclear and germ weapons at U N
U S delegate Benjamin V Cohen told the U N Disarmament Commission that the United States reserves the right to use atomic and germ warfare to suppress aggression until an iron clad system of international safeguards eliminates them. He warned against mere paper declarations and called for a strong system of disclosure and verification before any ban.
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United Nations
United States
U. S
Benjamin V. Cohen
U.N
Russia
U. N
Cohen
Lacob A. Malik
Lost Girl Found Safe in White Mountain Park
Charlotte Conk, 13, of Windham Center, Conn, was found safe and unharmed in White Mountain National Park. Missing two days since wandering from a picnic at Mountain Pond with her aunt Margaret Cook of Beverly, Mass. A large search party and an airplane with loudspeaker were involved when she was located on East Branch Trail near Panno Place. Jackson, New Hampshire, August 15.
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New York
Minot F
Mickey) Jelke
Jelke
New York Social Register
Upper East Side
Anthony J. Liebler
Liebler
Sylvia Eder
Charlotte Conk
Windham ‘Center
White Mountain National Park
East Branch Trail
Panno Place
Charlotte
Mountain Pond
Margaret Cook
Beverly
Mass
Dénise Woodlands
Jackson, N. H
Reconciliation Hinted After Rita Hayworth Visits Aly Khan
Hollywood rumor swirled as Aly Khan arrived from New York with gifts for Rita Hayworth and his daughter Princess Yasmin. He dined at Rita's Beverly Hills home, stayed overnight until eight in the morning, and left with talk of a possible reunion amid a flurry of reporters.
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Prince Aly Khan
Beverly Hills
Rita Hayworth
Hollywood
Aly Khan
Khan
Rita
Beverly
New York
Charles Vittor
Aly
Yasmin
Weather forecast shows hazy sun tomorrow with foggy mornings
Smoggy sunshine expected with late night and early morning fog. Tow clouds drift through the day as a high near 80 degrees, bringing mild overall conditions and limited visibility at times.
Beggar in Fort Worth Seeks Repair for Trouble Making Car
In Fort Worth Texas on August 13 a beggar nicknamed Wil fie and his 1952 Lincoln with a chauffeur blamed his woes on his car and snooping reporters. Police seized the vehicle for repairs after Wil fie telephoned Police Chief R R Howerton saying he had come to fix the car and just wanted to get rid of it. He cited past brushes with police in Oklahoma City and Paso.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Wilfie
Olice
Oklahoma City
Paso
R. R. Howerton
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