Mary Ruth Puts Faith in Ike For Brother In Korea
Mary Ruth Thomas, 24, of 83714 Via Wanda, waited for President Eisenhower to respond after she telephone and telegrammed Washington about her half brother Lloyd Thomas in Korea. Her mother Marjorie helped, charges billed to Mary Ruth’s allowance. Ike had not answered after several days, Mary Ruth worried for Lloyd’s status with the Army in Korea.
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Mary Ruth Thomas
Wanda
Eisenhower
Marjorie
Mary
Ier
Mary Ruth
Washington
Korea
Mommy
Ike
Air Force Cancels Kaiser Transport Aircraft Contracts
The Air Force ends all Kaiser contracts for Flying Boxcar and C-123 transport planes at Willow Run Michigan plant, with 119 planes to complete. The step ties to Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearings chaired by Senator Bridges amid cost disputes and Kaiser testimony about subcontractor issues and Fairchild involvement.
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Air Force
Kaiser Company
Willow Run
Mich
Kaiser
Senate
Senate Armed Services
Bridges
R.N. 3
Hagertown
Faircchild Aireraly Co
Fairchild
Henry Kaiser
Faircchild
Hagerstown
Henry J. Kaiser
Edgar
Kaisers
Whirlpool Corp
Jackson, Mich
Wil- Tow Run
Sen. Bridges
Richard Boutelle
Capitol
Germany Reds Admit More Rioters Slain
Berlin reports confirm two more executions by Soviet zone patrols as East German unrest persists. Red leaders claim suppression of demonstrations started last Wednesday while workers report ongoing stoppages in major mills. Premier Grotewohl signals possible purge within two weeks amid Allied calls to lift martial law. Western powers deny Western officer instigation and press for Red removal of martial law.
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Berlin
East Germany
Red
East Berlin
Otto Groteweil
Gratewohl
Karl Liebnicht
United States
P. I. Dibrova
Red Army
Aft
Dibrova
Wreckage spotted of missing AF transport near Japan
The Maritime Safety Board reported the wreckage of a C-119 Flying Boxcar sighted about one mile off Tsukishima Island near Hiroshima. The aircraft vanished Tuesday while en route to Korea with four crew members and three U.S. paratroopers aboard. No survivors mentioned.
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Japans
Maritime Safety Board
Tsukishima Island
Heroshima
U.S
Korea
187Th Airborne Regimental Combat Team
Gas and Oil Price Hikes to be Investigated
Commerce committee chairman Walverton of New Jersey announced hearings begin July 1 to determine the situation behind rising gasoline and oil prices and to develop the facts of conditions surrounding the increases.
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Wadshingdist
Ine Fouse Scrmmerce Committee
Walverton
R-N. J
Willows Blaze Destroys Five Businesses in Fire
A devastating early morning fire in Willows California swept through five business buildings in the N. Butte and Walnut area. Fire Chief Harry Schnurbusch estimated losses at 2.9 million with the blaze under control by 5:30 am after twelve apartment residents fled at 1:23 am. Firefighters, aided by a strong north wind, battled flames from multiple crews, none injured. The Carson Garage is suspected as the start point from wiring issues. Responding departments included Willows Red Bluff Orland Paskenta Maxwell Williams and Elk Creek. traffic and telephone service were disrupted.
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Schnurbusch
Carson Garage
N. Butte and
Walnut Sts
Klemmer
Purity Store
Slater and Lousderback Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co
Sears, Roebuck
Bob Bramier
Klemmer Apartments
Aerial search expands for missing Stella Darlene Nolan
An aerial search by the Los Angeles County sheriff launched at noon for 8 year old Stella Darlene Nolan missing since Saturday night. Capt. Sewell Griggers and Deputy S W Miles flew over the Rio Hondo, San Gabriel and Los Angeles rivers as investigators widened the hunt to Central California after a Texas based mother denied abducting the child. A report of a girl matching the description seen in West Sacramento and a cafe owner’s tip added to the momentum.
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Sheriff's Office
Stella Darlene Nolan
Compton
Sewell Griggers
Sheriff's
Compton Airport
Rio Hondo
San Gabriel
Los Angeles
S. W. Miles
Texas
California
Stella Darlene
Clara Stanfill
Question Mark
Sacramento
Ed Davenport Los Angeles Council Member Dies
Los Angeles councilman Ed J. Davenport died of a heart attack at 54 while visiting a friend. Davenport, a four-term member and supporter of Mayor-Elect Norris Poulson, was preparing to start a new four-year term under the revised council system. He was born in McKeesport Pennsylvania and previously worked as advertising manager of the Glendale News-Press. He is survived by his wife Harriett, his mother, three sisters and four brothers.
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Los Angeles
Ed J. Davenport
Davenport
Norris Poulson
Fletcher Bowron
McKeesport
Poulson
Walter J. Schaefer
Harriett
Pennsylvania
Glendale News-Press
Your World and Pages and Section Index
The note lists where to find features in the newspaper. It names Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Tides Temperatures Women Your World with page references for each section.
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Boyle
Smoking Plane Returns to Idlewild and Rhee Seeks New Truce Talks
An Eastern Air Lines tourist plane diverted to Idlewild Airport after smoke filled its galley on a flight to Puerto Rico. No injuries were reported and passengers were rebooked on a second plane. In Seoul, President Rhee said talks with a U.S. emissary could open new channels toward a cease fire more acceptable to his side. The ROK formed a cabinet committee to defend the country if a truce is signed, signaling rising tensions as the war nears its third year.
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Eastern Air Lines
Puerto Rico
Idlewild
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Washington
Wae Ue
NBC
Rhee
ROK
U. S
Walter S. Robertson
John Foster Dulles
Tokyo
United Nations
Chouch Pyong Ok
South Korea
Yoon Chi Yung
ROK National Assembly
Clark
Mark Clark
Weather outlook with clouds fog and sun through Thursday
Night and early morning low clouds and fog give way to sun. Afternoon haze returns in the late day through Thursday. Temperatures steady with a high near 82 today.
House Group Assails Defense Shakeup Plan
The House government operations committee voted 16 to 14 to send President Eisenhower’s Defense Department reorganization plan to the House for debate, denouncing it as paving the way for military control. Chairman Hoffman plans to bring the measure up Thursday, while bills to enact bypass provisions stalled in the rules committee.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoffman
R.mich
Senate
Government Operations Committee
Rep
Condon
D.-Calif
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Former Pennsylvania Congressman Dies
SCRANTON Pa TM Harry P ONeill 64 of Dunmore Pa Democratic member of Congress from 1949 through 1952 died today in Mercy Hospital In private life ONeill operated a barber shop near his Dunmore home
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Scranton
Harry P. O'Neill
Dunmore
Mercy Hospital
O'Neill
Frome
Action to force vote on excess profits tax bill
Washington authorities report President Eisenhower and GOP leaders will use every possible means to push the blockaded excess profits tax bill out of the Ways and Means Committee. House Speaker Martin says he can muster a majority on 25 member panel to petition for a meeting with Democratic aid, forcing a vote within seven days if successful. Reed has blocked a committee session, despite Eisenhower’s personal appeal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
House
Martin
Mass
Reed
R.-N
Ways and Means Committee
Sissenhower
Ree
House Rules Committee
Joseph Martin Jr
Whits House
Senate
William F. Knowland
Hollypark Theft Attempt Foiled
INglewood California Tuesday a man shattered a cashier window at Hollywood Park, seized 37 bundles of $100 bills, and fled up a grandstand stairway. Cashier Leonard Rustad activated part of a new alarm system while track guards encircled the suspect. Police identified the man as Harvey Karman, 29, a contractor, who claimed he had just lost $5000 on horses and meant to “get even.” The money was recovered on Karman, and the alarm was installed following a previous $3600 robbery last year.
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Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Leonard Rustad
Harvey Karman
Henry M. Stevenson
Karman
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