Kidnaped Compton Girl Seen on Skid Row
Police renewed renewed search for Stella Darlene Nolan eight year old of Compton missing since Saturday night in Norwalk. A girl answering her description was seen with a man near Skid Row before dawn and investigators pursued a suspect with prior molestation charges. Door to door checks, calls from the public and a large posse followed as officers sought the middle aged man described by the child’s mother. Stella wore blue denim overalls and a white terry cloth sweater and is four feet tall weighing about 50 pounds.
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Cool Zephyrs Bring Relief to Central
Cool air spread across the mirewest bringing relief from oppressive heat in many areas while the south and parts of the east faced high temperatures. A cold front and thunderstorms moved east toward the Appalachians, dropping temperatures to normal in the central Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region. The cooling expanded into New England and the Mid Atlantic as the heat wave persisted elsewhere, with at least 128 deaths attributed to heat.
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Chicago El Trains Hit Injuring At Least 32 People
A four coach Austin train rammed into a standing eight coach Englewood train at Sheridan Road and Irving Park Boulevard. Southbound rush hour service continued with trains rerouted. At least 32 injured, 26 to American Hospital, several seriously hurt. witnesses described panicked crowds and shattered glass.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Clear Through Tuesday
The forecast calls for mainly clear skies through Tuesday with early morning fog or low coastal clouds and only slight temperature changes.
General Says He Can Sign Pact Anyway
AP dispatches report Gen. Mark Clark, U N commander in Seoul, stating he could sign an armistice without South Korean approval but that action would depend on instructions from his government. Clark cited outstanding issues and noted the truce timetable remains In flux as talks with President Syngman Rhee continue.
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East Germany in Turmoil as Labor Revolt Spreads
Britain voices strong protest over Korea action after Prime Minister Churchill warns against expanding control and criticizes Syngman Rhee. UK notes 10 Rhee denunciations and extreme danger from releasing POWs as US troops shift roles amid UN command tensions.
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Truman says Democratic party healthy ready to rescue people
President Truman returns from a long auto trip praising the Democratic party as healthy and ready to rescue people from special interests. He avoided direct comment on Korea while noting the Republican party serves special interests and stated Democrats will act for the welfare of the people.
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Chinese POW escape and recapture near Pusan camp
About 100 Chinese prisoners of war escaped a U N prison camp near Tongnae five miles north of Pusan but were quickly recaptured by South Korean police. Some escaped detainees reportedly sought shelter among Chinese residents while others were returned to Allied control. North Korean anti Red prisoners were also freed on Cheju Island amid demonstrations and disorder.
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Auto collision cuts power in Alameda Circle area
A speeding car crashed into an Edison pole on Lakewood Blvd near the Traffic Circle, snapping the base and causing a citywide blackout in the Alameda Circle district. Ike Reed Jr., 28, of Los Angeles, was severely injured with multiple fractures and trapped for 30 minutes until Edison crew cut lines. Power loss affected lines from North Long Beach substation to local facilities, with 12 000 and 4000 volt lines down and clocks in homes and street lights stopped as crews cleared the scene.
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Gentle tremor rocks Paso Robles at 5:24 a.m.
A gentle earthquake struck Paso Robles at 5:24 a.m. causing minor damage and light shaking felt by residents. Authorities reported no major injuries or continuing aftershocks.
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Where to Find It Weather and Page References
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Reds Move to Quell Revolt with Martial Law in East Germany
Berlin reports show communist authorities deploying firing squads and bayonets as martial law spreads to Mecklenberg Luckenwalde Forst Judeborf and Ludwigfelde amid six day revolt. A 14 year old boy Wolfgang Rehling was killed by East German police after stones were thrown at Soviet police. General strikes and anti Red actions continue in German industry despite crackdown.
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Defense Dept Lists 85 New Casualties in Korea War
The Defense Department identified 85 casualties in the Korean War list No 839. It reported 15 killed, 62 wounded, two missing, one captured and four injured.
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Ike Selects Schuyler to Head Europe Army
President Eisenhower nominates Maj. Gen. Cortlandt Van Renesselaer Schuyler to be chief of staff for European defense forces under Gen. Alfred Gruenther. Senate approval sought for promotion to lieutenant general for the new post as Gruenther moves to head North Atlantic forces.
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