Girl Trapped in Oregon Well Rescued After Four Hours
In Newberg Oregon two year old Marie Anne Payne fell into a narrow well while playing in the yard. Rescuers dug a second shaft and lifted her at 6 13 p m she remained conscious but chilled and shocked. Father Elvin Payne stayed above the shaft as digging continued and the mother watched in distress.
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Marie Anne Payne
Newberg
Ore
Ralph Staley
Marie
Associated Press
C. A. Bump
Elvin Payne
Sheridan
Newbery
Payne
Phantom gun suspect shot after East LA hot dog stand slaying
Maywood police captured Charles H. Broeske after a confrontation on a Maywood street. A .22 rifle with 468 rounds was found in his car. Officers say the same gunman may have wounded Lois Mae Kruetzer and killed Anna Marie Rice last week while the suspect was questioned today.
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Maywood
Los Angeles
Charles H. Broeske
R. S. Arbizu
Ray Anderson
Broeske
Garner Brown
Anna Marie Rice
Lois
Mae Kruetzer
Rivera
New York Area Hit by Tremor Briefly Scares Thousands
A strong local earthquake struck a three state region near New York at 4 26 45 pm est causing fear and minor damage such as cracked windows and broken chinaware. Manhattan remained unaffected while Bronx and northern New Jersey reported tremors. A Columbia University seismologist called it a very large local quake with an unclear epicenter.
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New York
Uni
Manhattan
Columbia University
Connecticut
New York State
New Jersey
Bronx
New York City
U S Adds Up Its Support Sees Victory
In San Francisco ahead of the Japanese peace conference the United States and Britain propose strict one hour speaking limits for each of 52 national delegates to prevent Soviet filibuster. President Truman warns of Communist offensives while hosting the session at the Opera House and planning a signing schedule to end World War II in the Pacific. Russia may oppose the pact, with Acheson and British envoys coordinating a detailed strategy to counter any long debate or surprise moves by Andrei Gromyko.
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San Francisco
United States
Britain
Russia
Truman
Washington
Korea
Asia
Europe
Marble Opera House
Pacific
Middle East
Japan
RUSS
Acheson
Kenneth Younger
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Weather Outlook With Cloudy Night Then Sun
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning give way to sunny tomorrow afternoon. Temperature remains almost unchanged. Winds shift from light variable to west and southwest, 10 to 20 mph, by tomorrow afternoon.
Coast to Coast TV Begins Tonight Nationwide Reception Expands
NewYork Sept 4 AP television expansion via AT&T microwave relay doubles viewable area. The system links 3000 miles from New York to San Francisco with 107 towers, adding Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego to the network. NBC cites 42.74 million total TV sets nationwide.
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Boston
American Telephone and Telegraph Cos
Omaha
ATET
New York
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Diego
National Broadcasting Co
Hugh M Heyslie Jr
NBC
U.N. Truce Move Weighs New Site as Talks Resume
Ridgway prepares a note to the Red command, seeking to break the Korean truce deadlock. Possible resumption at a new site including a tent city or even Hong Kong. U.N. team Joy Craigie Burke reports optimism that North Korea and China want end to fighting.
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Tokyo
Matthew B. Ridgway
High Command
Ridgway
United Nations Command
Kaesong
U. N
Adm. C
Turner Joy
Red
Joy
Laurence C. Craigie
Arleigh A. Burke
Kim Sung
Pen Teh Huai
Nam Si
Nam Ii
U. N. Joy
Nam I
Where to Find It
An index lists sections and page numbers for Boyle items across the newspaper. It covers sections from Bridge on A-11 to Comics on B-4 and Editorials on A-16, with financials on B-6 and B-7 and sports on A-2, A-13, A-14.
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Boyle
Worren
Rubber Stock Lag Criticized in Senate Report
The United States stockpiled under one fifth of its rubber goal in the year ending last June, while reports from behind the Iron Curtain suggest Russia may have a two year stockpile. The Senate preparedness subcommittee criticized the handling of the program, noting some progress but insufficient overall achievement and warning of potential harm without alternate sources. Senator Lyndon Johnson praised progress since the first report but condemned groups diverting rubber to selfish interests and urged tough administration.
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Washington
United States
Senate Armed Services
Russia
Senate
Subcommittee On
Pearl Harbor
Manley Fleischmann
National Productions
Lyndon Johnson
D ‘Tex
Iness Subcommittee
Nno
Subcommittee
H “Owever
William Hi.Warvison
Defense
Louis Adamic Shot Dead in Fire
Author Louis Adamic found dead in his burning farmhouse near Milford New Jersey. Fire believed deliberate with kerosene soaked rags set throughout the home and a car burned in the garage. Coroner ruled death by a self inflicted bullet wound though final findings await police probes. Mrs Adamic reportedly in California and vanished from a Manhattan Beach apartment.
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Flemington
N. d
Louis Adame
Aadamin
Ebucu Lla Ane Hiumrerdon
John B. Fuhrmann
Adamic
Fuhrmann
Ute’ Howse
Milford
N. J
Iscra Gene Ciins
California
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Adamie
San Pedro
Panama
Port Pilot’s Station
Ethel Sharp
Stolen Mercury Car Found With No Girl Driver
Long Beach police located an abandoned stolen Mercury coupe near Colorado Street and Park Avenue. The vehicle, reported missing from Bell Gardens, had been involved in a 1 year old girl abduction alarm. No trace of the girl was found.
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Long Beach
Colorado St
Park Ave
Thigon
Belldens
Hollywood Actor Barred From Filming in Britain
London Sept 4 British labor ministry refused a permit to film in the country for Robert Stack star of The Gift Horse a World War II lend lease drama Equity the British actors union confirmed it advised the decision to protect acting jobs in Britain Labor Ministry declined to comment
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London
Hollywood
Robert Stack
Labor Ministry
Stack
Equity
America
Britain
White Soviet Troops Pour Into Korea
United Nations said Moscow-backed units from East Germany and other Soviet satellite areas have been pouring into North Korea for months. A puppet air force of 1000 planes operates from the Manchurian sanctuary across the Yalu. Ridgway, UN commander, said 70 divisions exist with 40 on the battle line and may launch a new offensive with these forces.
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Tokyo
United Nations
U. S
East Germany
North Korea
Yalu River
Korea
Public Information Office
Matthew B. Ridgway
U. N
Ridgway
Wor
Labor Day Death Toll Hits Record 650
Accidents killed at least 650 people during the Labor Day weekend, a grim new holiday record. Highway deaths exceeded 225 estimates, with 456 road fatalities and 23 in California. Drownings totaled 37 from a Mon tauk N C capsizing, plus 97 other mishaps including plane crashes and fires. Ned H Dearborn of the Safety Council called the toll tragic and shameful.
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Montauk
N. C
National Safety Council
Labor Day
Ned H. Dearborn
The
Safety Council
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