Pueblo Fire Totals Five-Story Block Collapse
A predawn blaze in Pueblo, Colorado, destroyed three buildings including the five story Central Office Building and the Grand Hotel. One elderly man, retiree attorney G. Pope, is dead, trapped in debris. reports say Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Cross were initially mislisted as casualties but found safe. Residents of two hotels evacuated as flames leaped across a paint store and into nearby structures.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
TI. G. McCarthy Mortuary
Grand Hotel
Southern Colorado Power Co
G. Pope
Pope
Thomas A. Cross
Policeman kills wife then himself in front of daughter
Police said a 41 year old officer Frank S Michalowski shot his wife Beverly 40 in their north side apartment during an early morning quarrel over her homecoming. The officer then killed himself as their five year old daughter Frances Pat 5 witnessed the scene near her dying mother. Their other daughter Michelle 2 slept in another room.
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Frank S. Michalowski
Beverly
James McMahon
Frances Pat
Michelle
Union Leader Slain Cop Kills Assassin
Bronx union leader Thomas F. Lewis was shot to death in his fifth floor apartment. Edward Ryan, a former convict and alleged hired gunman, was killed in a running gunfight with four police. Law rence Lynch, a former raceway employee, was questioned in Yonkers about possible links to the case.
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Thomas F. Lewis
AFL Building Service
Edward
Snakes) Ryan
Lewis
Ryan
Bronx
Lynch
George Tilzer
Yonkers
Tilzer
Raceway
John Acropolis
Acropolis
Yonkers Raceway
James
Anne
Ith
Vincent Langan
Pauline
Samaritan Army Toils Free In Flint Tornado Cleanup
Hundreds of workers from unions churches factories and fraternal groups join Operation Tornado in Flint to rebuild more than 100 homes in two days using donated materials and discounts from local suppliers. Red Cross emergency allocations reach 201374 with 191699 distributed from the Red Feather fund as volunteers perform the nation's largest building bee without charge.
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Flint
Mich
Good Samaritan
Red Cross
Red Feather Disaster Fund
Gales Rip Kefalonia Island in New Earthquake Chaos
The Ionian island of Kefellinia suffered three new tremors with gales and heavy rains causing extensive damage. At Argoestali port winds disrupted vessels while authorities report one hundred thousand homeless across Kefallinia and neighboring Ithaca and Zakynthos after earlier quakes this month.
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Athens
Ionian
Kefeltinia
Ministry of Information
Argoestali
Kefallinia
Ithaca
Zakinthos
Local Daily Edition Teens Home Edition Notice
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Firefighters Check Blaze at Arrowhead
Fire crews aided by fog fought a four day forest blaze near Lake Arrowhead. The fire was controlled on the north side of Rim of the World Highway with 100 firefighters moving into Coldwater Canyon to finish containment. Flames crossed the highway and neared Strawberry Peak, threatening Alpine and Twin Peaks before being subdued. Sheriff urged residents to evacuate.
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San Bernardino
Lake Arrowhead
Scenic Rim of the World Hwy
Twin Peaks-Alpine
Coldwater Canyon
Strawberry Peak
Alpine
Twin Peaks
Eugene Mueller
L B Area Men Freed by Communists in Korea Return Soon
Three Long Beach area servicemen including Jay Rye of Norwalk were freed with 142 others at Panmunjom after 37 months as prisoners of war. Cpl Lyonel Bundy of Bell and Cpl Jack Gifford of Whittier were also released. Rye sent flowers to his wife Lorraine via a mythical Norwalk mayor. the couple has no children. Rye served 42 months in WWII and 37 months in Korea. Families learned of the release with mixed relief and the note that letters had not reached the men previously.
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Jay Rye
Norwalk
Korea
Long Beach Area
Panmunjom
Cpl
Lyonel D. Bundy
C. L. Bundy
E. Gage Ave
Bell
Jack J. Gifford
Lorraine
Sgt. Rye
Chamber of Commerce
Ryes
Pat
Philippines
Bundyland
Cpl. Gifford
Classifieds and Listings Guide Fragment
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Boyle
Spurned Austrian Treaty Talks Across Cold War Standoff
Washington reports Russia again rejected a Western bid for a four power session to advance an Austrian independence treaty. London was slated for Monday with previous May 27 talks similarly declined. The State Department noted the U.S. still seeks a short form pact with Britain and France while denouncing Soviet distortions of Washington’s willingness to secure Austria’s political and economic independence.
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Russia
London
State Department
U.S
Britain
France
U. S
Austria
Second PW Transport Docking in Bay Area
The second shipload of U S veterans returned from prison camps in Korea is docking in the Bay Area this afternoon. The transport Gen William F Hase brought 437 Americans freed in the Korean war prisoner exchange at Toupjom. The voyage from Korea lasted two weeks.
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San Francisco
U. S
William F. Hase
Ra Toupjom
Korea
Strike Threatened by Railroad Union
The Order of Railway Conductors threatens a national strike at 6 a.m. on September 10, joining CIO walkouts by 60,000 telephone and 25,000 rubber workers. Bell System crews in Washington, Maryland, and West Virginia ended a one day walkout affecting about 10,000. Conductors seek a graduated pay scale. engineers already have such a system. Phil M Donnelly of Missouri signals mediation steps if settlements fail by Sunday night.
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CIO
Bell System
Washington
Maryland
West Virginia
Brotherhood
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
National Mediation Board
Phil M. Donnelly
Missouri
Southeastern Bell Telephone Co
Donnelly
State Board of Mediation
Boris Wrecks K C Store Windows Bomb Blast
A four section display window at Woolf Brothers in Kansas City was wrecked by an explosion early today. Police believe a black powder bomb was placed at the store. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars. Marble fragments damaged nearby firm windows. Alfred Lighton, vice president of the firm, attributes the bombing to vandalism.
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Kansas City
Woolf Brothers
Alfred Lighton
Little Boy at Heart Pockets of Jailed Man Full as Woman's Purse
Idaho Falls police arrested a noise disruptor who turned out to be carrying an odd assortment of items. Among his pockets were 26 cents, a Roy Rogers deputy badge, a Mickey Mouse balloon, dozens of tools, matches, wallets, combs, pencils, and other miscellaneous pieces. The list included 21 keys, broken watches, a driver’s license belonging to another person, and several cigarette related items.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny Through Sunday
Mostly sunny through Sunday with late night and early morning low clouds. Temperature remains nearly steady with little variation.
McCarthy Warns of Gambling Ring in Government Printing Office
Sen McCarthy charges an organized gambling ring operates at the Government Printing Office and threatens national security. Public Printer Blattenberger says employees hiding behind the fifth amendment will be suspended. The subcommittee probes possible Communist ties and leaked documents as witnesses decline to answer.
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Sen. McCarthy
R.wis
GFO
Raymond C. Blattenberger
Blattenberger
Senate
Sobe
McCar Y
Subcommittee
Carl J. Lundmark
McCarthy
GPO
Philip L. Cole
Biettenberger
Cole
Landmark
Swain’s Fiancee Snub: Illingworth’s Courtroom Drunkenness
Hull, England. Duncan Illingworth boarded the Aire to meet a German girl who allegedly promised marriage but said she never saw him. In court he admitted drunkenness, was fined one pound. Stewards dragged him from the ship after he jumped overboard in a failed attempt to confront the woman.
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England
Duncan Illingworth
Aire
Illingworth
Ilingworth
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