Calif woman and presumed daughter meet in uncertainty
Mrs. Mary McClelland of San Pablo California and Mrs. Cath Erine Moroney of Chicago met face to face as rumors tied Mrs. McClelland to the missing Mary Agnes Moroney abducted in 1930. Both women said they cannot be sure despite similarities in appearance and background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram 5. Kraus
University of Arizona
Mary McClelland
San Pablo
Calif
Mary Moroney
Chicago
Moroney
Catherine Moroney
McClelland
Mary Agnes Moroney
Chicago di News
Oakland Calif. Tribune
New
Green Fireballs Over Montana
Residents of Montana reported two green fireballs over Helena on Wednesday night two hours apart. Police said the objects appeared green with a red tinge and glittering exteriors, moving westward across the sky. One witness likened the second object to a green traffic light and noted it remained visible behind clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montlike
Montana
William J. Orsello
India rejects Red China's famine relief gift over strings
New Delhi refused a 40 000 rupees famine aid from Red China citing political strings and sought to avert similar pressure from the Soviet Union. A Chinese envoy pressed channeling funds through the Andhra famine relief committee, a Communist stronghold. The government announced talks with the Soviet embassy as Moscow began delivering aid including 10 000 tons of wheat and 5 000 tons of rice plus cash, while locals joked Andhra prefers rice to wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
India Today
Red China
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
Indian Red Cross Society
Famine Relief Committee
Andhra
Madras
Peiping
Nehru
Rajkumari Amrit Kaurid
Tass
Odessa
Karaganda
Al-Union Central Council of Trade Unions
Cordell Hull Still on Critical List
Cordell Hull remains on the critical list at Naval Hospital Bethesda. The 80 year old former Secretary of State was hospitalized last Friday for coronary thrombosis treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
St Still
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Hull
Near-Record Air Battle Smashes North Korean Mig Jets
U S Fifth Air Force reports Sabre jet pilots destroyed 12 MiG jets and crippled three more in a near record one day. The clash followed Superfortress strikes on the Changjin hydroelectric plant. Weather disrupted operations but heavy rain and winds persisted as Chinese forces probed the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
U.S
North Korea
Changjin
Sabre
Yalu
Chongchon
Arthur McCarthy
Bunker Hill
Panimunjom
U. N
East Central Front
Pukhan River
Two More Bulgaria Cabinet Members Fired
Bulgaria's Communist government dismissed two more officials Foreign Trade Minister Dimiter Ganev and Agriculture Minister Nicola Stoilov. Sofia radio announced the removals after the firing of Anton Jugov. Zivko Zivkov was named foreign trade minister and Stanko Todorov was named agriculture minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austia
Bulgaria
Dimiter Ganev
Nicola Stoilov
Sofia Radio
Anton Jugov
Zivko Zivkov
Stanko Todorov
Quarter Million Hail Ike in Philadelphia
The feature highlights a rain spell in Long Beach with a meager one hundredth of an inch measured at the Independent-Press Telegram Building. Temperatures dropped from 77 to 72 as a cooling marine breeze eased the heat, with forecasts for more relief tomorrow. About 10,000 beachgoers visited Long Beach, many in the water, amid higher midweek surf and lingering clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Independent-Press-Telegram
Roy J. Miller
Jilted suitor kills school librarian in classroom
Lawrenceville Indiana article reports 25-year-old Charles Petrach confessed to shooting Georgine Lyon 24 in an English classroom after she refused to renew their engagement. He admitted firing seven shots from a .22 pistol, saying there was nothing else to do. A tape-recorded confession followed his capture near Vincennes after attempting to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Charles Petrach
Garret Burgoonm
Wabash River Bridge
Vincennes
Ind
Georgine Lyon
Miss Lyon
Peirach
Fetrach
Petrach
Stevenson Plans Whistle Stop Tour Through California
Gov Stevenson will deliver night speeches in San Francisco and Los Angeles as part of a whistle stop California itinerary. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt provided the schedule, detailing train arrivals and 10 minute talks from Sept 10 starting in San Francisco and ending in Bakersfield before reaching Los Angeles.
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Springfield
Stevenson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wilson Wyatt
Wyatt
California
Third and Townsend Sts
San Jose
Tracy
Modesto
Moon
Merced
Madera
Fresno
Ridgway to Spend Six Days in Turkey
Gen Matthew Ridgway departs Friday for a six day visit to Turkey to meet the president, Turkish ministers, and military leaders for talks on allied defense and regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Turkey
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Matthew EB. Ridgway
U S Ambassador Thompson Presents Credentials in Vienna
Llewellyn E Thompson became U S ambassador and high commissioner to Austria presenting credentials to President Koerner in Vienna He arrived with his wife and two young daughters to succeed Walter J Donnelly now high commissioner in Bonn Germany Thompson previously served as counsellor at the U S embassy in Rome and held ministerial rank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
U. S
Austria
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Delayed service letter delivered 43 years late
A letter mailed February 8, 1908, was delivered to Ashdown Wholesale Company today in Winnipeg. Workmen found the letter “lost” in the main post office during sorting. The note appears to have been sent by a storekeeper and carries an uncertain provenance.
Eisenhower Opens Presidential Campaign in Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Philadelphia to launch his campaign with 250000 greeted along a 29 block route to Independence Hall. Confetti, ticker tape and "I Like Ike" signs accompanied his brief speech as crowds cheered from Shesnut Street to the historic hall. A 500 member Republican welcoming party met him at the rain station as he faced a tight schedule ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Independence
Dwight D. Eisenhower
30Th Street Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Independence Hall
Shestnut St
Eisenhower
Lil Jey
Warren Signs 20 Million School Bill
Governor Warren signed the main school bills from the recent special session to ease California's classroom shortage. The measure by Senator Nelson Dilworth provides 20 million dollars to extend the state classroom construction program until voters decide on an 185 million dollar bond issue in November. A second bill by Senator Hugh Donnelly outlines how the 185 million would be spent if approved, with Warren calling the measures a major step and justification for the special session aimed at helping districts lacking funds to build adequate schoolhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Barl Warren
California
Warren
Nelson Dilworth
Hemet
Hugh Donnelly
D-Turlock
Top Medal Given to Son Slain Downey Hero Honored
Three Marines awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously for Korea actions received at the Pentagon ceremony. Set. James L. Poynter of Downey Calif and Corp. Charles G. Abrell of Terre Haute Ind plus Sgt. Frederick W. Mausert III of Dresher Pa were honored. Widows and mothers accepted on their behalf with top military officials present.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
Secretary of the Navy
Dan Kimball
James 1
Poynter
Downey
Calif
Charles G. Abrell
Terre Haute
Ind
Frederick W. Mausertim
Dresher
Baltimore
Kathern G. M. Poynter
Byron Eugene
Everest
St. Downey
Molly I. Poynter
Holton
Abrell
Berniece O. Abrell
Mausert
Wentworth H. Barnes
Omar I. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr
Marine Corps
John E. Hull
Army
Naval Operations
William M. Fechteler
Abreul
Lfe
Navy
Dan A. Kimball
Byron Poynter
James J. Poynter
Katherine Poynter
Byron
Drafts Include 4F Group To Meet Army Needs
Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey told the 601st annual American Psychological Association meeting that some men currently rejected as 4 Fs will be tapped to help reach the 1.2 million-man manpower target next year. He noted psychologists bear part of the blame for 400,000 rejections and urged finding roles for able men who failed tests or were categorized from other sources. Since the draft began, 174 million have been rejected for various reasons.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
American Psychological Association
Army
Pole veteran of Korea faces U S deportation
Sgt. Bronislaw Marek a 23 year old tank driver and gunner with the 14th Infantry Regiment who fought in Korea was pulled from the lines and returned to the United States after immigration officials in New York traced his case. Marek said he fled Poland in 1948 by claiming to be a Communist and fears reprisals from the regime. U S Senator Warren Magnuson said he would press authorities to halt deportations of alien combat veterans.
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San Antonio
Texas
Lindsey
Mary Louise
Esther
Jesse Cunningham
Seattle
Wash
iUr
U. S
Korea
Bronislaw Marek
14Th Infantry Regiment
New York
Marek
Perth
Poland
Fort Lawton
Imomigration Service
Heas
Warren G. Magnuson
D.wesh
Washington
Roaring Atlantic Hurricane Heads for Florida Coast
A potent Atlantic hurricane with winds near 210 miles per hour moved toward the U S mainland on a potentially dangerous course. It was located about 620 miles east of Daytona Beach and 150 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras moving north at 12 to 14 mph toward the lower east coast, with a slim chance to veer northward as a cold front approaches.
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Miami
Fla
U. S
Weather Bureau
Daytona Beach
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Bermuda
Seaboard
United States
Beach Combing And Other Page References
A fragment listing sections and page designations for a newspaper issue including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-27, Bridge on B-25, Crossware on A-24, Classified Ads on B-9 to B-13, Comics on B-24, Editorial on A-26, Financial on 6-6, Lookout on A-21, Obituaries on A-24, Radio and Television on B-9, Shipping on B-7, Sports on 8-3 to 8-5, Theaters on B-2 and Tides Temperatures on 8-7, plus Warners Activities at Bolé 1025 and other pages.
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Boyle
Warners
Bolé
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