Vets Demand H Bomb Use if Peace Fails
The American Legion urged all out war including atomic and hydrogen bombs to drive Communist forces from Korea if peace negotiations fail. Dulles noted warning stance as U S policy. Legion opposed recognizing Red China and urged veto power to block UN seating of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Legion
Korea
Dulles
RED
Legion
Foreign Relations Committee
Red China
China
United Nations
United States
U. S
U. N
Rogers Kelley
Edinburg, Tex
REDS FREE CAPT. ANDERSON WIFE DESCRIBES MODEST HERO
Mrs. Bermie M. Anderson spoke of her husband Captain Clarence L. Anderson a 30 year old doctor and prisoner of war freed from a North Korean camp. She recounted years of waiting and letters while noting his modesty and desire to return to Long Beach where he plans to practice. The couple met at the University of Nebraska and married eleven years ago. his ship will dock in San Francisco before a homecoming in Long Beach.
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Bermie M. Anderson
Seventh St
Clarence L. Anderson
Doctor Hero
Associated Press
Korea
Tewar
Ithrag Jong
Howard A. Marshall
University of Tennessee At Memphis
Long Beach
Anderson
Wainwright, Corregidor Hero, Dies at 70 in Texas
San Antonio veteran officer Pt. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, 70, died at Brooke Army Hospital after a series of strokes. Medal of Honor recipient for Corregidor defense, he led the Fourth Army from Fort Sam Houston before retiring in 1947 and working in business until his hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Brooke Army Hospital
Philippine Island
Wainwright
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Round House Blaze Injures Three Firemen
A Round House blaze at Huntington caused the destruction of the Pacific Railroad round house and six steam locomotives. A collapsing wall injured three firemen who were hospitalized. losses were estimated at 3,000,000 dollars.
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Huntington
U, Pacific Railroad
Richard Dix Jr Dies in Logging Accident
Mount Shasta California dispatch reports 18 year old Richard Dix Jr son of the late film star was killed in a logging accident at Pondosa forty miles east. Deputy Coroner Lloyd B Noble Jr disclosed the incident saying Dix was unloading logs and rolling them into a pond. He had worked in Siskiyou County for four weeks and is survived by his mother Mrs Virginia Van De Camp of Beverly Hills.
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Richard Dix Jr
Mount Shasta
Pondosa
Here
Lloyd B. Noble Jr
Noble
Young Dix
Siskiyou County
Virginia van de Camp
Beverly Hills
Wreck of Plane Kills 21 Soldiers and Crew
McChord AFB reports burned wreckage of Regina Airlines chartered airliner found in Lewis County east of Centralia, about 40 miles south of its McChord base destination. All 21 aboard Are dead. 19 soldiers and 2 crew. Plane had departed near Fort Ord, California, bound overseas.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wash
Air Force
Washington
McChord Information Office
State Forestry
Centralia
Lewis County
Guty
Hurricane Warnings Up on Two Islands
Hurricane warnings were hoisted today on Antigua and Barbuda as the third tropical storm of the season neared. The hurricane Caral carried winds near 90 mph at its center while northwest storm warnings were raised over Guadeloupe, about 2000 miles southeast of Florida.
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Antigua and Barbuda
Lesser Antilles
Guadeloupe
Florida
Fort Bragg Soldiers Drown During Training Accident
Twenty soldiers died when a pontoon bridge project over Smith's Lake failed during a routine training at Fort Bragg. Two were unaccounted for and four hospitalized. bodies recovered within three hours. Names withheld until next of kin are notified as an investigation begins.
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Bragg
Ft. Bragg
PIO
Russians Call Easing Travel Between German Zones
Soviet High Commissioner Vladimir Semyonov urged Britain France and the United States to coordinate on easing travel restrictions between East and West Germany. His note responds to Western Allied proposals to end the interzonal pass system established after World War II for cross border movement.
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Berlin
Germany
Vladimir Semyonov
Semyenov
Man seeks divorce and child support in Larimer county
Milton D. Hayman, 23, sued his wife Virginia, 24, for divorce on Tuesday and asked for $30 a month support and custody of their two children. He alleged extreme and repeated cruelty, claiming she is an able-bodied employed woman capable of paying the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenver
VFI
Milton D. Hayman
Hayman
Virginia
Famed Violinist among 42 Die in Alpine Plane Crash
The Air France four engined airliner bound for Saigon and Hong Kong crashed on Mt Comet in southeast France, killing renowned violinist Jacques Thibaud, his daughter Suzanne, accompanist Rene Herbin, and 39 others. Rescue teams reaching the scene after hours found no survivors among 33 passengers and nine crew.
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Nice
France
Jacques Thibaud
Air France
Saigon
Hong Kong
Mt. Comet
Riviera
Paris
Orly Field
Thibaud
Suzanne
Rene Herbin
Japan
Ginette Neveu
Azores
United States
Three Hunters Die In Airplane Crash Near Costa Mesa
A Beechcraft Bonanza piloted by Johny Martin crashed into a street in a residential area at 5:25 am while returning from a dove hunting trip from Orange County Airport. Three men, Orville Amos Kier, Charles E Rhoads, and C O Gregg, were killed. Wreckage and ammunition exploded as the plane split apart, narrowly missing a home on Hiden Avenue.
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la Habra
Imperial Valley
Costa Mesa
Brawley
Orange County
Orville Amos
Red) Kier
Skyline Dr
Charles Ernest Rhoads
Papage Dr
C. O. Gregg
el Rancho Dr
Johny Martin
Aubrey Eichhorn
Hiden Ave
Eichhorn
Weather forecast mostly sunny with foggy mornings
Mostly sunny through Thursday with night and morning low clouds and fog. Little temperature change expected.
Broiling Eastern Heat Devastates Crops and People
The eastern half of the nation faced a scorching heat wave now entering its second week, inflicting at least 58 direct deaths and widespread heat prostration. Water shortages and drought battered farm incomes across Missouri Iowa Illinois and surrounding states with billions in crop losses and early livestock sales.
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Associated Prees
New York City
Department of Health
Chicago
Texas
Florida
Great Lakes
Chicago Weather Bureau
Missouri
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Stone
Ilinois
South Dakota
Return of Fanatic Red prisoners sparks attacks on U S troops
PANMUNJOM AP reports Communist prisoners returning to North Korea attacked two U S soldiers and shelled Allied Red Cross teams and a member of the neutral nations commission. Damaged cars and flying debris targeted Red Cross and commission staff as tensions rose during final days of Operation Big Switch.
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Panmunijom
North Korea
U. S
Red Cross
Neutral Nations Commission
Daerbert Walsall
United Nations Command
Sven Grafstrom
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Newspaper Page Index Listing
A compact index lists sections and page ranges for topics across the newspaper. It names departments such as Classifieds, Obituaries, Editorials, Sports, Theaters, and Weather with their respective page references and sections.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
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Sec
REDS
Capt
Wires
Bonnie Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Joys
War Department
Howard Marshall
Gen. Wainwright
Fort Bragg
Lake
Midwest
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Flint
Mich
Nuttall
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