Day-old girl found abandoned at Holy Innocents rectory
A day-old girl was found on the steps of Holy Innocents Church rectory at 6 am and taken to St. Marys Hospital in near perfect condition. Discovered by housekeeper Nan Bronnum, a note asked for the baby to be placed in proper hands and cared for. The Catholic Welfare Organization will care for the infant. Edith Layden seeks contact with the mother via phone numbers 70-8431 or 4 2754 for confidential arrangements.
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Holy Innocents Church
E. 20Th St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Nan Bronnum
Catholic Welfare Organization
Edith Layden
Welfare Organization
Werner Wetzel
Linda
Chicago
Carpenters Union Head Endorses Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower won an endorsement from M. A. Hutcheson, president of the AFL United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, who praised Ike's pledge to curb Taft-Hartley unfair sections and to pursue a foreign policy Russians can understand. Hutcheson, a Republican, said the general offered the best chance for peace and less control. Eisenhower met Hutcheson and a businessmen group before a New Jersey east campaign stop. Dewey then joined Ike for a private session in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
AFL Carpenters’ Union
Seaboard
M. A. Hutcheson
AFL
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Hutcheson
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
New Jersey
Isenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
Plot to Kill U S Envoy Foiled in Saigon Suburb
Viet Nam security agents said they foiled a Communist assassination plot against U S Ambassador Donald R Heath. Raids at three underground hideouts yielded two Sten guns nine home made grenades and a revolver. At least two men were arrested including a ringleader described as a Viet Minh political commissar. Heath has faced prior threats since June 28 1950.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietnam
Ray
U.S
Donald R. Heath
Vietnam Surete Nationale
FBI
Spigon
Heath
Weather Look Ahead for Los Angeles County
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of sprinkles in the west portion of Los Angeles County. Local night and morning fog reduces visibility. Temperature remains largely unchanged across the period.
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Los Angeles
Leaves four mystery notes in Harvard dormitory
Roy S. Durstine Jr., an 18 year old Harvard freshman and son of a New York ad executive, vanished after leaving four notes at his door. One note addressed to his father, one to a New York City girlfriend, one to a fellow student, and one to Harvard freshman dean F Skiddy Von Stade. Durstine’s clothing was missing but his Cadillac with a flat tire was in a Harvard Square garage. His father arrived early to help in the search while his mother recalled a weekend trip to New York and noted he had seemed happy.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College
Roy S. Durstine Jr
New York
Alexander Hoagland
Claverly Hall
Durstine
New York City
F. Skiddy von Stade
Harvard
von Stade
Harvard Square
Roy S. Durstine Sr
Virginia Gardiner
Alfred E. Landon
Courage and tragedy on Triangle Hill during Korea battle
In Korea, on Triangle Hill the old colonel led artillery fire and broke from duty to charge the trench crest. He died there after a grenade rain left officers and platoon sergeants wounded. M/Sgt John Hanson then reorganized the company as the assault continued.
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Triangle
Triangle Hill
U. 5S
Seventh Division
John Hanson
Thief River
Falls
Minn
Hanson
Yanks ROKs Hold Heights In Fierce Korean Fight
Allied forces pounded Triangle Hill and Pinpoint Ridge as Chinese troops suffered heavy losses. U S and South Korean troops repelled repeated assaults with machine guns and rifles, while air power bombed and napalm rained down on the attacking Reds. Casualties cited exceed 3000 on the two peaks since the offensives began, with brutal cave battles near Sniper Ridge and intense fighting across the 155 mile front.
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Seoul
Korea
U.S
Triangle
Pelelia
U. S
Sniper Ridge
Triangle Hill
Newsboy Nabob Retiring at 68 in Cincinnati
Jimmy Widmeyer known as the Newsboy Nabob will retire at 68 from his downtown Cincinnati corner at Fifth and Walnut Streets after six decades of hawking newspapers. Once a stock market millionaire who lost and rebuilt fortune, he cites the cold winters as reason to end his street corner career.
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Cincinnati
Jimmy Widmeyer
Jimmy
Stock Exchange
Fifth
Walnut Sts
Motorist 45 Held in Jail for Slugger Attack on 81 Year Old
Long Beach motorist Ward R. Wilson, 45, of 1318 Rose Avenue, jailed on assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges after detectives say he leaped from his car at Anaheim Street and Pacific Avenue to strike Albert J. Begch, 81, of 2333 Eucalyptus Avenue. Police say he backed up his jeep after almost hitting Begch as the light changed. Begch suffered only minor injuries.
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Long Beach
Ward R. Wilson
Rose
L. @. Martin
Harry P. Finch
Wilson
Anaheim St
Pacific Ave
Albert J. Begch
Eucalyptus Ave
Nght Beach
Adlai Stevenson to Speak Tonight in Los Angeles
Gov Adlai Stevenson closes his California campaign with a 9 p m speech at Shrine Auditorium Los Angeles 32 electoral votes. Doors open 7 p m with an entertainment program by Hollywood figures. Long Beach Young Democrats offer bus transport from 6 15 p m Reservations 62 1275 Stevenson arrives at 2 30 p m from International Airport and will be televised locally on KECA ABC with a 7 30 p m TV address on KTIY and KNX nationwide.
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Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
California
Stevenson
Shrine Auditorium
Hollywood
Long Beach
E. Broadway
International Airport
KECA
Iran Breaks Off British Relations Over Oil Dispute
Iran announced it has broken diplomatic relations with Britain over the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co stake valued at about 1.5 billion dollars. Premier Mossadegh, in a national address, rejected British attempts at talks and said the move ends any chance of settlement, as Washington and London call it most unfortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc Purdue
Tehran
Iran
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Os Co
Mohammed “Mossa
Mossadegh
Washington
D. S
Russia Pushes Korea Debate at UN as U S Election Looms
The United Nations planned a broad Korea debate with little opposition to Russia’s demand to begin talks immediately. Soviet delegate Andrei Sru?myko urged the 60 nation committee to take up Korea early, while Acheson prepared a general policy speech. Vishinsky may answer Friday as Western allies press restraint before the U.S. election.
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Russia
Andrei Srumyko
Korea
Acheson
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Jay
14 Bodies Removed From Brazil Crash
Rescue workers moved out the bodies of 14 people killed when a Brazilian airliner DC-3 operated by Aerovias Brasil crashed in a dense wood near San Francisco de Paula, four survivors were hospitalized. Wreckage found Tuesday. rescuers faced heavy mud and battled the site for hours.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
Aeravias
Brasil
San Francisco de' Paula
Searels
Classifieds guide readers to sections and pages
The notice lists catalog sections and page numbers for the newspaper. It directs readers to Beach, Boyle, Bridge, Classified Ads, Comics, Crossword, Editorial, Financial, Lookout, Shipping, Southland Cities, Obituaries, Radio and Television, Sports, Theaters, and Tides temperatures.
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Beach Gombing
Boyle
Lookout
Southland
Foga
Teevision
Posse Searched for Five Escaped Inmates
A sheriff’s posse hunted five escaped inmates from California’s Mendocino State Hospital. Described as “young incorrigibles” but not highly dangerous, the escapees fled through hospital bars in a renovated ward where they worked as clean-up men. Dr. G D Tipton called the escape a toy theft rather than clean up. The search focused in the Vichy area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oktah
Here
Mendocino State Hospital
G. D. ‘Tipton
Stevenson Campaign Gains Momentum In California
Governor Adlai Stevenson’s campaign shows signs of momentum as he slams Dwight D. Eisenhower in California. In San Francisco, Stevenson urged vigorous action and accused Eisenhower of attempting to ride a political wave to the presidency.
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Stevenson
California
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Franciseo
Eisenhower
Transport Missing With 25 Aboard
An Air Force transport with 25 on board is missing over South Korea since 1 a.m. Far East Air Forces said the C46 left the east coast base and was due 40 minutes later. search by more than 20 Fifth Air Force aircraft found no trace after 15 hours.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Truman Plays Piano On City Hall Steps in New Britain
President Harry S. Truman performed The Black Hawk Waltz on a piano before city hall as crowds swelled to an estimated 23,000 to 25,000. A planned duet with Mayor John L. Sullivan was canceled due to secret service limits on number of pianos on the platform.
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New Britain
Conn
Harry S. Truman
Secret Service
John L. Sullivan
Cats, Cigs And Catnip: Two Men Held In Narcotics Probe
Walter Eugene Smith and Henry Lanosa were arrested in Long Beach on suspicion of illegal narcotics possession after officers found 13 home-made cigarets and a catnip filled box during an 1:45 a.m. stop near W Pike. Smith claimed the cigarets were not marijuana. lab tests awaited.
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Walter Eugene Smith
Hamilton St. San Pedro
Smith
Lanosa
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Carpenters’ Union
Ike
N. Y. Ad
Rafael Hernandez
Anna
Milo Farnets
Central Front
Hola Heights
George McArthur
Nabob
Adlai
Ilegh
United Nations
U. N
Posse
Jack Bell
Truman
City Hall
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