Commies List Dead Among 83 in China
Geneva AP reports China confirms 30 American civilians held in prison and says one civilian and several military personnel listed by the U S as detained are dead or missing. U S agreed to permit 15 detained Chinese nationals to leave for the mainland. Chinese list 33 Americans believed jailed or blocked from leaving. Winter, a missionary, arrested for espionage, died in prison February 27, 1951. Continued on Page A-3.
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Geneva
United States
U. S
China
W. L. Winter
Winter
Freighter Patria Runs Aground Off Santa Barbara
The Panamanian Liberty ship Patria ran aground 75 miles west of Long Beach on a rocky reef near Santa Rosa Island in a calm sea. Salvage crews assess damage while Coast Guard cutters and tugs stand by. no crew in immediate danger. The ship carried 10,600 tons of coal for Yokohama and is operated by Transmarine Navigation Corp of Wilmington.
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Patria
Long Beach Harbor
Santa’ Barbara
George Trilivas
Coast Guard
Santa Rosa Island
Yokohama
Transmarine Navigation Corp
Wilmington
Santa Barbara
Trilivas
Flood fears rise as Iowa cities face deluge
Heavy rains including tor rential downpours threaten Fort Dodge Mason City Sioux City and Des Moines as floods expand. National Guardsmen evacuate hundreds while crews work overnight to move families and possessions. Des Moines River exceeds banks with record high likely by Wednesday. Crop damage runs into millions as roads and highways close.
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Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Mason City
Iowa
Four Mile Creek
National Guardsmen
Missouri
Turin
Xennebec
Cherokee
Spencer
Webster City
Charles City
National Guard
Guard Killed as Convicts Seize Prison Visitors
Six desperate convicts armed with crude pistols and knives seized hostages in the Kansas State Prison visitors room. They fled to the administration building where guard supervisor Fred Kenaga was shot and killed. A hostage and two convicts were wounded before officials halted the revolt. Warden Charles Edmondson faced the standoff as gates were refused to open.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State
Fred Kenaga
Andy Hollinshead
Charles Edmondson
Robber Returns Money With Sick Feeling Over Theft
Johnson a Navy veteran who had robbed a cashier at Egyptian Theatre on Sunday night returned the stolen 860 cents and apologized saying he needed medicine. He handed the money back to the candy counter and asked the manager to call police. He explained he was sick and jobless, and police booked him for investigation of armed robbery.
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Johnson
E. Angheim St
Where to Find It A Reader’s Guide Snippet
A brief listing shows sections and page references for various newspaper features. It outlines sections such as Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides Temperatures, Women and Your World with respective pages.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Truman Sees Early Recovery After Gall Bladder Operation
Former President Truman, hospitalized after gall bladder and appendix surgery, sat up and took a step in bed. Dr Wallace Graham said he is recovering satisfactorily but in pain. discharge in about 16 days expected. Mrs Blakemore reported good spirits and sound sleep with no visitors allowed.
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Kansas City
Harry &. Truman
Inday
Wallace Graham
Truman
Graham
Geraldine Blakemore
Research Hospital
Mary Jane Truman
Vivian Truman
Salmon Fishermen Strike in British Columbia
Vancouver workers from three unions in British Columbia began a strike over fish prices. About five thousand fishermen formed picket lines along coastal canneries after 93.3 percent voted against the cannery operators’ last offer following six weeks of talks.
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Vancouver
YPI
British Columbia
Envoy Missing After Fishing Trip Off Rio de Janeiro
The American Air Force and Brazilian Navy searched the seacoast near Rio de Janeiro for Robert P. Terrill the American economic counselor and three others missing since Thursday in a 40 foot cabin cruiser. The party included David Wismyser a visiting State Department official Harold Purviane head of General Tires Brazil and a Swede named Anderson who ran the boat. They left Rio Thursday afternoon bound for Carbo Frio about 75 miles away but did not reach the port. An alarm issued this morning and three American planes joined the Brazilian search effort.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Robert P. Terrill
State Department
Terril
Hastings
Neb
Terrill
David Wismyser
Washington
Harold
W. Purviane
General Tires Co
Anderson
Carbo Frio
Rio
Air Force
New Yorkers Watch 22 Story Office Tower Rise In 38 Minutes
Crowds on Park Avenue Midtown marvel as a 22 story office building of aluminum panels shoots up at an astonishing pace. Fifty to sixty workers expected to finish by nightfall, though typical construction would take weeks. The structure is being built by Tishman Realty and Production Co. at 57th Street and Park Avenue.
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New York
Tishman Realty and Probudetion Co
S7th St
Park Ave
Manatten
Rebel Planes Raid Garrison Forces March
Insurgent leaders claim bombing Coban in central Guatemala and threaten Guatemala City. They report a three pronged drive to disrupt rail and road links, while denying widespread support for the Arbenz government. Reuters/AP reporting from Tegucigalpa notes martial law and ongoing military actions only at Gualan near the Honduran frontier.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Coban
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Liberation
Albena
Arbenz
Esquipulas
New York
United Nations
Eduardo Castillo-Arriola
Col
Carlos Diaz
el Salvador
Hio Arriola
Guillermo Toriello
Gualan
Motagua
U N Security Council Seeks Cease Fire in Guatemala
The U N Security Council unanimously called for a cease-fire in Guatemala and urged all U N members to withhold aid to fighting forces. The vote followed the Soviet Union veto defending Guatemala, amid tensions over President Jacobo Arbenz Guzmán. Guatemala sought OAS help to halt the invasion, as neighboring Honduras and Nicaragua were accused of backing aggression.
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United Nations
U.N
Suatemala
U. N
Soviet Union
Council
Guatemala
Organization of American States
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Americas
inter-American Peace Committee
OAS
Jacobo Arbenz Guzman
Light Voting in Maine Primary Favors Smith Over McCarthy
In Maine on the hot election day, Senator Margaret Chase Smith led a vote against a McCarthy backed challenger. Women reportedly showed strong turnout in several locations as Smith sought the Republican nomination. A separate nationwide crash report notes a Marine corps casualty near Corona del Mar with two soldiers killed and one injured in a car collision near El Toro Air Station.
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Portland
Maine
UPI
Margaret Chase Smith
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Smith
Sem
Robert L. Jones
Wois
Smit Santa
Ana
Kilee
Delhi
Corio
Charles Craig Samis
Poppy St. Corona del Mar
James Lynn
Medley
el Toro
Marine’ Corps Air Station
Corona Naval Hospital
Weather Forecast For Night Through Tuesday
Night and morning low cloudiness, hazy afternoon sunshine. Little temperature change.
Sawed Out Hole in Floor Traps Boy Arm
Six year old Bobby Millard of Myrtle Avenue reached through a floor hole and became stuck above the elbow. Neighbors assisted as Richard Ganser enlarged the opening with a saw to free him. The boy had swelling but was not seriously injured.
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Bobby Millard
Myrtle Ave
Bobby
Robert E. Millard
Richard Ganser
Man Rescued After Eight Days Trapped in Rail Car
Alvin Fitzgerald, a 62 year old from Seatte California, survived eight days sealed inside a lumber car in Washington state. He was rescued near Tucson after heard noises and was hospitalized in Florence with dehydration but improving. He later exclaimed I am awful hungry as nurses fed him chipped ice then soft foods. Southern Pacific officials indicated he climbed into the loaded car a week earlier.
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Casa Grande
Ariz
Milford
Alvin Fitzgerald
Ater
Fitzgerald
Pinal County General
Florence
Southern Pacific Railroad
Seate Fe
Spring’ Valley
Calif
Washington State
Tucson
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W. Johnson
Ira V. Johnson
Paul Wallace
Columbia
Key Railroad
Darryl Pennington
Ocean Blvd
Patricia Pennington
Neptune FL
Latin America
Margaret Smith
Prober
M'Carthy
Boy
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