Three More POW Arrive at Travis Base California
Three liberated American POWs arrive at Travis Air Force Base California aboard a Military Air Transport Services plane from Hawaii. Two nuns of war and one male POW are en route to care for critically ill relatives. Cpl Clyde Hill is to be taken to Joplin Missouri. the others go to Travis Base Hospital.
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Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Far East
Military Air Transport Services
Hawaii
Cpl
Clyde Hill
Joplin
Travis Base
Pie
Samuel B. Barnuclos
Fresno
Cpi
Julio L. Torre
Key West
Fla
Missing in action soldier listed dead in tragedy
The article tells of Sgt. Pennington and the death report for his air force and army service across Korea and World War II. It details his family, including a son from a prior marriage, and a mother unaware of her son's death while visiting relatives in Louisiana. The piece notes a lengthy family history of military service and loss.
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Eugene Pennington
Terry Eugene
L c Eugene Pennington
Long Beach
Compton
Sgt. Pennington
R. Wyatt
Ronald Wyatt
Feather
Air Force
Korea
Pennington
Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Smother
Gertrude Pennington
16Th St
Louisiana
Frank
Edgar
Nathaniel
Corvoulia
Greenlee
Cowles St
Visiting musician robbed on beach at Locust Ave
Leses Apparel, Robert A. Lynch, a 23 year old musician visiting from International Falls Minnesota, was singing when his clothes and 27 dollars in cash were stolen from the beach at Locust Avenue foot Sunday. Police Officer Robert Knipp lent clothes and escorted Lynch to YMCA lodging for the night.
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Leses Apparel
Robert A. Lynch
International Falls
Minn
Locust Ave
Robert J. Knipp
Lynch
YMCA
Aid Program Shift Drives Asia Pacific Emphasis
The administration says 1954 foreign aid totals 6.5 billion with 37 percent for Asia and the Pacific, including Indochina, while Europe drops to 50 percent. It urges Western European cooperation, early defense community ratification, expanded trade, and private investment to bolster free world security amid Soviet aggression concerns.
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REC
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Congress
Russ Offer Under Fire in Proposed All German Government
Moscow demanded a provisional all German government to draft an election law for free ballots across Germany. It urged wide participation by democratic organizations, likely signaling Communist influence. Russia offered to relinquish over 3 billion dollars of East German assets and proposed ending reparations by January 1 while capping occupation costs at five percent of annual German revenues.
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Adenauer
Germany
Moscow
Free German Trade Union Federation
Russia
East Germany
East
West Germany
South Dakota Club Picnic Move Set for Bixby Park
South Dakota Club members plan a picnic supper Thursday at 6 30 PM in Bixby Park. A prior notice incorrectly stated Machinists Building as the venue and this item corrects the location.
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South Dakota Club
Bixby Park
Machinists Bldg
Russia Sure of Korean Parley Seat
The article notes Soviet confidence about securing a seat at the Korean peace talks, while Indian delegate V K Krishna Menon rejects candidacy. A U N resolution suggests the Soviet Union participate only if the opposing side desires it, aligning with Lodge’s demand that Russia represent the Communists if present.
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Russia
U.S
V. K. Krishna Menon
Soviet Union
Lodge
U. N
Witness Describes GPO Employee Espionage Pressure
A U S Printing Office employee Phillips testified that Rothschild and Fred Sillers pressed him on street about unionizing efforts and his stance on them. He recalled Bertha Lomax attempting to leave with secret material, continuing to work three months after capture. McCarthy noted the ease of accessing classified papers at the Government Printing Office.
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Minist
Phillips
Rothschild
Fred Sillers
House Committee On Un-American Activities
D. Tex
Bertha Lomax
McCarthy
R.-Wis
GPO
Lomax
New York City Debt Reaches All Time High
City Comptroller Lazarus Joseph reports NYC gross funded debt reached 3.41 billion dollars as of July 1, marking a new record high. He notes the increase over the previous year and outlines implications for city's finances.
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New York
New York City
Lazarus Joseph
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