Convict AF Officer of Murdering Korean Convict
Air Force Second Lt. George Schreiber from Hollywood California was convicted by a court martial of premeditated murder and conspiracy in the death of a Korean national at a Taegu installation. He received a life sentence pending review. Also implicated were Airman Thomas Kinder of Cleveland Tennessee who was convicted last month and also sentenced to life. Robert W. Toth, formerly stationed in Korea, is held there awaiting trial. his U.S. habeas challenge was overturned, and he faces return actions as officials await orders. The case centers on orders allegedly given to Kil Bong Soon and a subsequent confession by Kinder admitting he shot the Korean after the order was given.
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Taegu
Korea
Air Force
George Schreiber
Hollywood
Schreiber
Thomas L. Kinder
Cleveland
Tenn
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Toth
U. S
Washington
Fifth Air Force
Bong Soon Kil
Bong
Ice Mint Foot Cream Soothes Pain And Calluses
Medicated Ice Mint cream with soothing lanolin offers cooling relief for tired feet. It softens corns and calluses, relieving burning pain in minutes. A quick relief product advertised for use at druggists.
Rain and Drizzle Across America
Rain and drizzle hit widespread areas with cooler air moving into the Great Lakes region. Heavy rains occurred in southern Illinois and Indiana, while the southeast and eastern Rockies from northern Texas to Montana saw scattered showers. Thunderstorms plagued southeastern Missouri and dense fog affected the northern California and Washington coasts.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Illinois
Indiana
Rockies
Texas
Montana
Missouri
California
Washington
Kinsey Rests Plans Talks During San Francisco Vacation
Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey rested in California on vacation and planned a three week schedule of speeches and lectures on sex history. He said he was physically exhausted after years of work and hoped the cool climate would restore energy. He would speak in San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego then hold press conferences and fly to Washington September 2 for the National Women's Press Club event.
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San Francisco
Alfred C. Kinsey
California
Washington
National Women's Press Club
Wild Typhoon Rips Across China South of Shanghai
A Pacific typhoon swept near Shanghai 150 miles south of the coast, striking northern Formosa with heavy rains and winds to 69 mph. Taipei logged 12 inches of rain in 12 hours flooding the MAAG compound. Americans evacuated without injuries. Damages ran to hundreds of thousands, with riverbank homes collapsing and roads blocked by floodwaters and debris. Several Chinese were reported drowned as rail service was disrupted.
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Taipeh
Formosa
China
Okinawa
Tokyo
Shanghai
Pacific
Taipei
Maag
US built jet liner may fly by 1955
Fred B. Lee of Civil Aeronautics said a 160 passenger American jet could be operating by 1955. He announced at an aviation institute that the four engine Boeing 707 is under development in Seattle and likely to make its first flight next summer.
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Washington
Fred B. Lee
Civil Aerojmautics
Lee
Seattle
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating
An advertisement claims FASTEETH powder secures dentures for comfort and confidence. It promises plates stay in place without a gummy taste or sensation and notes the product is alkaline and available at drug stores.
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Wefko
van de Kamps Bakers
Kinsey
Independent Press-Telegram
Dial
Long Beach Nurses Institute
American Ave
GAO
Goodyear
Nnau
Whitesidewally
Goodyear Service Store
East
Anaheim St
Barnes & Delaney
Long Beach
Artesia and Paramount
North
Ong Beach
L. B
Scotts Tire Service
Cherry Ave
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