Doctor Found in Response to Thurber Plea
Thurber sought a physician for his nearly blind wife with an eye ailment. Dr Gordon Bruce located in Parshall Colorado arranged transport for Dr Graham Clark of Columbia Presbyterian Eye Institute in New York to treat Mrs Thurber.
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Parshall
Colo
James Thurber
Thurber
Denver
Gordon Bruce
Associated Press
Bruce
Graham Clark
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Eye Institute
New York
Dr. Clark
West Cornwall
Conn
Chile Storms Cause 32 Deaths Across Central Regions
Officials report 32 fatalities from storms and floods in central and southern Chile with eight missing. Property damage tallies to about 10 million dollars as two days of heavy rain and floods affected widespread areas.
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Chile
Saniaga
Anne—Iko
Long Beach Traffic Toll Tops Thirty One This Year
The National Safety Council reports Long Beach has the worst accident rate among 16 cities in its population class. The Press-Telegram will publish a series starting Wednesday detailing what has been done and what should be done to improve traffic safety.
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Long Beach
National Safety Council
Press-Telegram
Praises Report on Freer Trade Urges Liberalized Policy
President Eisenhower released an administration adviser's report by Lewis W. Douglas urging freer world trade. The review argues 30 years of import barriers harm international health and that the United States, as the world's leading creditor, cannot sustain protectionist policies. Time is of the essence to move toward freer trade.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
America
Douglas
U.S
China Wants Foreigner Exits From Peninsula
Premier Chan En-Lai called for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Korea as the first order of business at a peace conference. Chou En-lai supported Vishinsky's 11 nation UN proposal while the United States opposed it. The Peiping statement outlined a round table postarmistice conference focusing on troop withdrawals before all other Korea issues.
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Chan En-Lai
China
Peiping
Korea
Red China
Chou
Andrei Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
Russia
India
Poland
Burma
Sweden
United States
United Nations
Vishinsky
Britain
France
U.N
Picnic Turns Burning Home Into Hot Dog Roast
Syracuse columnist Joe Beamish known as John F. Cook invited Herald-Journal staff to a Sunday camp picnic. Early arrivals witnessed a house blaze just as they arrived, but Beamish joked that the embers were handy for roasting hot dogs despite the fire.
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Syracuse
Joe Beamish
Herald-Journal
Beamish
328 Captives Get Welcome Rushed Home
The USS Gen. Nelson M. Walker delivered 328 former POWs from Inchon to San Francisco. Families, bands, and fireboats greeted the return as fog lifted over Fort Mason. Emotions ran high among relatives and freed captives after years in Korea.
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Robert W. Wells
SAN Francisco
United States
Korea
Navy
Nelson M. Walker
Inchon
Golden Gate
California
Fort Mason
Alcatraz
Hero
Walker
San Francisco Bay
Bay
Progressive Denies Squealing on Pals Amid POW Returns
Cpl Harold Dunn of Baldwinsville New York 23 admitted he was a progressive in a Communist prison camp yet denied informing on fellow GIs. He was among 328 released prisoners arriving in San Francisco aboard a military transport ship. Dunn said indoctrination occurred early then eased as he viewed the Chinese side. He insisted he did not inform on any prisoners and warned progressive reprisals may follow.
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Cpl
Harold M. Dunn
Baldwinsville
N. Y
la Guardia
Dunn
Associated Press
San Francisco
Harold Dunn
N.Y
Ond
Don H. Calvin
Chicago
Korea
United States
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
America
Where to Find It Leach Combing Page B1 Boyle Page A11
A navigational guide lists sections and page numbers across the newspaper. It directs readers to specific areas such as Classifieds, Comics, Editorials, Obituaries, Sports, and various specialized pages including Tides and Women’s sections.
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Ceaters
French Move Sparks Sultan Ouster Spark Violence in Morocco
French police report anti French anger in Morocco after the removal of Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef. American servicemen at Nouaceur faced stone throwing with two cars damaged yet no serious injuries. Sabotage and demonstrations rise as nationalist resistance surfaces amid reforms. The Casablanca-Algiers Express derailment kills two and wounds twelve. Rumors claim the ousted sultan rode a white stallion under a moonlit night.
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Rabat
Morocco
U. S
Ines Pp
Sultan Sidi Mohammed Ben Youssef
Nouaceur
Casablanca
Algiers
Kelling
Union Vote OKs Strike in Canneries
AFL Cannery Workers Union members in Long Beach and Los Angeles harbor district condemned the canners’ offer at a Wilmington Bowl meeting. They authorized a strike before August 31 when the current contract expires, seeking a 15 cent raise, 44 cent health fund boost, overtime pay for Saturdays, and full vacation clause liberalization. Negotiations have nine prior meetings. next talks are set for Tuesday led by Leland Irish for the employers and James Waugh for the union.
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San Pedro
Long Beach
Los Angeles
AFL Cannery Workers Union
Wilmington Bowl
Canners
Harbor
James Waugh
Leland Irish
Weatherday headline notes clouds and mild temps
The report notes sighting of glow clouds and little change in temperatures across regions, with scattered overcast intervals and no significant weather events expected tonight or tomorrow. Local forecast calls for mostly calm winds and minimal precipitation chances.
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