Eyewitness Tells How Reds Battle Tanks Near Pohang
Lt. Howard Griffin of Burlingame California leads his Sherman platoon near Pohang Korea as Reds clash with U S tanks and infantry. Artillery air support and village fighting follow a tank driven into a village to contest hill 99 and halt enemy advances along the coast road.
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U.S
Pohang
Korea
Howard Griffin
Burlingame
Calif
Mattee
United Nations
Redg
Griffin
U. S
Inoz
Emilio Stasi
Hoboken
Vally
William B. Head
Brevard
N.C
Flirt
Daniel Powera
Issaquah
Wash
Edward £. Cockburn
Tennga
John S. Ralph
Robert Duilier
Tacoma
Fuller
Halph
Robbery at Compton Liquor Store by Three Armed Men
Compton police chase three armed suspects who robbed a liquor store at 194 East Rosecrans Avenue at 6 p.m. Victim Bertie ODay described two tall men and a short one, with one blonde six footer about 26, 180 pounds, another over six feet dark complexioned, details of the third not clear.
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Compton
E. Rosecrans Ave
Bertie Oday
An Ata
Sixfooter
Baridit
Routine Drunk Escapee Identified in California
In Los Angeles on September 2, mild-mannered John C. Helderie, a former inmate of Folsom Prison road camp, who had escaped 25 years ago and lived off travel, was identified after a tattooed ring-like mark on his left hand betrayed him. Authorities say he was arrested after a brief processing.
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Los Anceles
John C. Helderie
Folson
Prison Road
Traveie
Heldeela
Gack
Wee
Rail President Tells of Head-on Crash Fatal to 9
MILWAUKEE Sept 2 UP A national convention of model railway fans opened tragically today when nine of them were killed and about 50 injured in a head on crash between two special excursion trains of the Milwaukee Rapid Transit and Speedrail Co. Delegates had leased them for a sight seeing trip. Two electrified two car trains collided on the same track nine miles from downtown Milwaukee. Jay Maeder president of the railroad said he was in the control booth and may have been shoved from the train before impact. Authorities ordered immediate investigations by the district attorney and the State Public Service Commission.
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Milwaukee
Model Railway
Interuban
Westener
Milwaukee Rapid Transit and
Speedrail Co
Convention of the Nations Railroad Association
Pita
Jay Maeder
Hales Corners
Maeder
Associated Press
Maeder Sai
Mastlery
Speedrail Company
Lran
Leroy Equitz
Collie
State Public Service Commission
Woman in Iron Lung Has Baby Daughter in Alabama
The paralyzed wife of a grain captain fighting in Wilson hospital area gave birth to a healthy baby girl today. Doctors W B Wilson and B O Jimazin noted the delivery in Russellville Alabama. The infant joins an iron lung dependent mother in a notable medical case at the facility.
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Russellvilgg
Ala
Ian
Wilson Hospital
W. BE. Wilson
B.O. Uiazine
Duke Dean Criticizes California Bar Standards
Duke University law school dean Joseph A. McLain Jr says California ranks near the bottom of states for bar admission standards. He notes some top law schools are strong while others are "so bad" and calls California standards woefully inadequate under legislative and court control. He cites age-based education rules and dubious testing practices as flaws.
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New. Orleans
Duke University
California
Joseph A. McLain Jr
Dean McLain
Southeastern Regional’ Conference of Law
The
Law Schools of Louisiana
Ryaane Loyola
South
Louisiana State University
Supreme Court
Higher Tax Deductions Due Oct 1
Washington Sept 2 AP A likely two week delay in enacting a 4 5 billion war tax bill won’t stop the Oct 1 start of higher income tax withholding for over 50 million workers. Mills Ark says final action may slip to Sept 15 or 20 as Senate bill raises withholding from 15 to 18 percent and corporate tax from 38 to 45 percent. Congress may also widen revenue by closing loopholes and target excess war profits later.
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Washington
Treasury
Rep. Mills
D.-Ark
Tax-Writing House
Ways and Means
White House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Senate
House
Mills
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
Congress
L B Flier Crashes on Road Plane Vacation Ruined
L B Flier and Richard R Saenz crash a Culver V plane on a busy U S Highway 91 near Baker California during a vacation flight from Artesia to Las Vegas. Utter suffers facial injuries and the wreck halts Labor Day traffic. Saenz has scalp wounds. two motorists are slightly injured. Both men work at North American suffered a crash injuries.
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L. B. Flier
Gordon F. Utter
65Th St
Richard R. Saenz
Hi Monte
Artesia
Utter
Las Vegas
U. S. Highway 91
Baker
John Digie
Los Angles
Jack Gillespie
South Gate
Barstow
Ssenz
W. Seaside Blvd
Kts
Pal Breaks Fall and Saves Oil Worker
Warren Moore survived a fall from a derrick when he landed on fellow worker Barton as both men worked on a Thames P Pike Drilling Co project at Western Ave and Imperial Hwy. In Seaside Hospital Moore suffers broken ribs and facial lacerations while Barton has three broken vertebrae and possible internal injuries.
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Warren Moore
Seaside
Thames P. Pike Drilling Company
Western Ave
Imperial Hwy
Moore
Rod
Barton
Bartron
Actress Irene Sekely Dies at 36 in Los Angeles
Actress Irene Agay Sekely wife of producer director Steve Sekely died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a brief illness. She was 36.
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Los Angeles
Irene Agay Sekely
Steve Sekely
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Knox College Receives Field Collection Gift
Knox College announces receipt of a premier collection of books and papers by Eugene Field. The gift comes from the late Edward Caldwell of New York City, former trustee and McGraw-Hill president. Field, born in St Louis in 1850, marks his centennial.
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Galesburg
Ue Knox College
Eugene Field
Edward Caldwell
New York City
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Field
Birt Field
St. Louis
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