China Reds Free 9, Say 3 More Can Go
Front page summary notes Wang announced the release of nine civilians with three more allowed to depart China, details on exit visa prospects for American civilians, and continuance of talks between American and Chinese officials over repatriation and other issues. It covers Bishop Walsh and other American figures in Shanghai, plus church and business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Eva Stella Dugsy
Theresa
Shanghai
New York City
Nadesha M. Romanoff
Marbin
Sad
Trene N. Romanoff
Wang
Edward Walsh
Peter Huizer
Bank of America
Bishop Walsh
Wiliam C. Walsh
Cumberland
Mid
Maryland
Charles Sydney Miner
American Asiatic
the Metropolitan Land Co
Johnson
United States
Ihig Johnson
Chowi
Walsh
Sanchian Island
Francis Cardinel Spellman
New York
Melbourne
Australia
Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America
Maryknoll Pathers
Maryknoll
N.Y
Reds
Catholic Bureau
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Red China
Misy
Charles Meeus
Hong Kow
Meeus Sai Walsh
Amery Jean
Meeus
Geneva
R Rie
Ricks
Iggs
Assemblies of God
Romanoff
Oklahoma City
Irene
Ralph M. Riggs
Springfield
Miner
Gan
Starr
Fisher
Shanghai Evening
Thomas F. Zimmer
Post
Chungking Merlman
Bert Webb
Henry
J. O. Savell
Lication
Gayle F. Lewis
Auto Runs Man Down in His Yard
Several injuries result from a series of traffic incidents on city streets. Edwin L. Paris and Lloyd St. Doyle are named as drivers in separate collisions. victims include Jefters Wonday, Pauline Delker, and Mildred Ver Soy among others treated at local hospitals for fractures, cuts, and whiplash. Police report multiple accidents near 1st Street, Lakewood Boulevard, and Broadway at Pacific Avenue with victims treated at St Mary’s and Community Hospitals.
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Edwin L. Paris
Newland St
William E. Birk
E. 1St St
American Ave
St. Mary's Hospital
Lloyd St. Doyle
Scribner St. Pauline
Mr. Delker
Ardis Ave
Bellflower
Lakewood Blvd
Municipal Airport
Parker
Mildred L. Ver Soy
Summit St
Louis W. Ver Soy
Arthur Krause
St. Louis
Broadway
Pacific Ave
Walter Hmara
Los Angeles
Louis E. Geles
Seaside Hospital
Ira J. Kearney
Raymond Ave
Pearl E. Harrison
Orange Ave
Norman B. Harrison
Norman A. Greengrove
Lamina Ave
Hellflower Blvd
Willow St
Here We Go Again in 100 Degree Heat Crisis Persists
In 100-degree heat Southland scenes show rising water use and dwindling supplies. Lynwood City Manager Al Bateman warns his community faces a crisis with demand near 10 million gallons daily and a Thursday record of 17 million. Palos Verdes Water Co appeals to conserve as Metropolitan connections lag. Rescue counts reach 36 with 225,000 in Leach crowd. Weather forecast shelves cooling trend. desert winds keep heat pressure on systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Plynwood
al Bateman
Lynwood
Palos Verdes
Grateful Son Alive Mom Says (Continued From A-1)
A fragment quotes a mother describing fear after seeing names on a truck. The text emphasizes a protective, anxious reaction and hints at a wider story carried over from page A-1. It notes the mother’s insistence that her grateful son is alive amid danger.
Fires Threaten Noted Redwoods Across Northern California
Lightning ignited 25 fires Sunday night in Klamath National Forest. Fire crews battled blazes as embers drifted toward Jacksonville and nearby counties. Heat and lightning persisted with no relief forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six Rivers National Forest
Injweere
Jacksonville
Humboldt
del Norte
Trin
Oresty Courties
Weather Bureau
Klamath National Forest
California
Santa Barbara
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Labor Day firemen tour faces chaos and heat
In Hicksville New York a 27th annual Labor Day firemen contest was halted by a hydrant failure and rising water pressure. Dozens evacuated after a Lake County fire incident sent water complicating the event. Urban scenes included Long Island crews, Anaheim and Fullerton areas, and a large beach crowd at Long Beach.
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Hicksville
N.Y
Lake County
Triworth
San Francisco
James Monday
Long Island Combering Pines
Blonde From Sun Valley Cops Crown
Santa Monica reports Joyce Johnson, 19, of Sun Valley, crowned Miss Bay Beach after winning over 29 contestants. She previously held Miss Sun Valley and Miss Edwards Air Force Base titles. Johnson works as a calculating machine operator at an aircraft plant, standing 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighing 125 pounds, with measurements 36-25-36. Sandra Constance, 19, of Terence blonde, placed second and Nancy Young, 16, of Gardena brunette, third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Sammy Lee Secures Santa Ana Office Lease in May
Dr. Sammy Lee, then in the Army at Fort Carson Colorado, signed a lease Sunday for quarters in a new professional building at 1431 South Broadway Santa Ana. He expects to begin practicing medicine there in November. B C Grow of Costa Mesa helped finalize the deal with a closing trip to Fort Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lee
Santa Ana
Costa Mesa
Dominic Stregola
Atenane
Sammy Lee
Fires Burn Over Oregon Forests in Wide Spread Areas
More than 300 fires raged across southern Oregon and northwest Medford as lightning sparked blazes in pine and eucalyptus zones. The fires spread through canyons and evacuated dozens of homes while authorities reported ongoing control efforts and spotter calls from Venice planners amid the statewide smoke.
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Venice
Pasadena
Portland
Ore
Norman Foote Marsh
Oregon
Los Angeles
Calif
Marsh
Walter C. Peterson
Pasa
Washington
Dena
Benness
Jamin Franklin
Medford
Office Department
California
Tolo
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Juanita Byrd Huang
Southern Baptist
Mount Olive
Miss
Robert Howard Parker
Philadelphia
Howard Lischke Ricks
Bills Motors
Boscobe
Wis
Red
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Moscow
Russia
John Sparkman
D-Ala
St. Basil Cathedral
Soviet Union
Leach
mid-Willamnette Valley
Idaho Ine
Anaheim
Dhes
Garden Grove
Petany
Brano
Sambrana
Seo
Fullerton
Howard
Sambrano
Burbank
Mercury
Long
Lee
Forest
Long Beach
Roy
Newport Beach
Huntington Fght
Garden — —_ Grove
Anzheirs
Leetiee
U.S
Tokyo
Upi
Taizo Ishizaka
Shihaura
Fowrey
Geyer
Cain
Arthur J. Will
Af Gimamdemethane
la Habra Heights
Anese
Sun Valley Cops
L. A
Carl’s
Lido
Carl's
Carnet
Carl
Nevada
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