Star Montez Drowns After Bath Fainting In Scalding Water
Paris September 7 UP Maria Montez the 31 year old star of motion pictures was found dead in the bathtub of her Suresnes home. Police say her death was accidental. A preliminary report said she fainted entering a nearly scalding bath and drowned. Her husband Jean Pierre Aumont and their child Marie Christine 6 were part of a publicized happy life in Europe. Miss Montez born in the Dominican Republic of Spanish Dutch descent rose to fame in Hollywood.
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Paris
Maria Montez
Suresnes
Miss Montez
Anita
Ipell
Jean Pierre Aumont
Europe
Aumont
Marie Christine
Deauville
Marcel Aymé
Lucienne Et le Bowcher
Lucienne
Allies Smash Red Attack and Advance on Front
Eighth Army headquarters reports counterattacks recaptured two hills west of Yonchon and in Chorwon, while Chinese forces retreat after heavy losses. Allied operations continue with tanks and artillery bombardment, with no new enemy drive expected. patrol activity ongoing as lines stabilize north of Seoul.
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Eighth Army
Korea
Gis
Yonchon
Seoul
Chorwon
United Nations
Ute and Navajo clash turn Bluff celebration violent
In Bluff Utah a three day squaw dance turned unruly as about 150 of 300 Navajo and Ute Indians clashed with white residents. State and county officers including Trooper Marlin Brown and Sheriff T R Harvey rushed to restore order as tear gas loomed. Indians cited land grievances and vowed not to be pushed around while fleeing to safety amid the standoff.
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San Juan
Bluff
Here
Arizona
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Arrives in U.S. for Peace Talks
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison landed in New York from London and said he was satisfied with progress at the San Francisco peace treaty talks. He will sign the treaty for Britain.
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New York
Britain
Herbert Morrison
London
San Francisco
Morrison
Indonesia to sign the Japanese peace treaty at San Francisco
Indonesia decided to sign the Japanese peace treaty, joining 48 nations of 51 at the San Francisco conference, a move impacting Soviet opposition. Foreign Minister Soebardjo said Indonesia seeks peace and reparations will be discussed later, noting wartime losses. The Philippines urged changes, with Romulo criticizing gaps in the treaty.
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San Francisco
Indonesia
Russia
Jakarta
Andrei] Gromyko
Poland
Ahmad Soebardjo
Soecbardjo
Soebardjo
Japan
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Britain
Red Zone Guard Shoots G1 in Car
BERLIN Sept 7 An American soldier was shot by a German Communist policeman after his car crashed into a barricade near the Russian zone border on the outskirts of Berlin. The extent of the injury is unknown. the soldier’s name and status were not released pending identification. A German eyewitness said the car appeared lost near the border and collided with a barrier post. The soldier was ordered to dismount but did not, possibly dazed from the crash, and was shot into the car by the policeman.
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Berlin
Blazing Navy Plane Lands at Washington Airport
A two engine Navy C-45 Beach from the Anacostia photographic center made an emergency landing at National Airport with its left engine ablaze. Six aboard escaped injury as firefighters quickly doused the flames. The craft radioed its trouble three miles out and the tower cleared the main runways.
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Washington
Navy
National Airport
Navy Photographic Center
Anacostia
KHJ Admits Error In Talk Schedule
A KHJ Los Angeles spokesman took responsibility for an incorrect airing of Gen Douglas MacArthur’s Cleveland speech last night. He noted no clear explanation for the error and said a transcription rebroadcast is being planned, time to be announced. MacArthur warned of mass thought control and accused officials of suppressing individual voice amid politic power centralization debates.
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Cleveland
MacArthur
Euclid Ave
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Associated Press
KHJ
Los Angeles
Press
Reader seeks to adopt injured Chicago girl
H W Walker, 48, of Sunset Beach, told his wife after seeing an AP photo captioned Alone is the World that he wants to adopt Mary Richardson, the injured girl in Chicago Heights. He will cover hospital and train costs and seeks to learn if relatives can release her to him. Walker, AFL pile drivers' union representative for 17 years, aims to provide a home for the girl despite not yet seeing her face.
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H.W. Walker
16Th St
Sunset Beach
Chicago
Walker
Mary Richardson
St. James Hospital
Chicago Heights
AFL Pile Drivers’ Union
Liberty Suppression Hit by MacArthur
Gen. Douglas MacArthur warned of a drift toward totalitarian rule and suppression of individual liberties. In Cleveland he attacked the Truman administration, saying the trend could lead to a dictatorship and create a dangerous paternalistic relationship between the federal government and private life.
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Jiuicu Wuaca
Truman
Weather Update From Night to Tomorrow Afternoon
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning give way to a sunny tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures trend slightly warmer with light variable winds turning west to southwest at 12 to 18 mph by tomorrow afternoon.
County Coastline Jarred by Tremor
An earthquake shook the southwest portion of Los Angeles County last night with no reported damage. Deputies and police timed the tremor at 8:33 pm. Residents in Inglewood Torrance Venice and Palos Verdes Estates reported shaking and rattling dishes and windows.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's
Lennox
Dl Segunda
Inglewood
Torrance
Venice
Palos Veries Estates
San Pedro
Semish Beer Fund Viewed as Income
San Francisco reports a Kefauver recommendation to tax lobbyist Artie Samish for 934,943.19 dollars. The bill, presented to the federal grand jury, cites Samish's testimony last August about beer promotional expenditures and asks whether the funds were used for deductible property purposes.
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San Francisco
Artie Samish
Federal Grand Jury
Estes Kefauver
Samish
Snappy Service 11 Fire Engines Fight Holt Car Blaze
Fire officials say Vernon Burton acted quickly as a blaze broke out in a car in Holt. Eleven fire apparatus teams responded to the scene and firemen extinguished the carburetor fire while police worked to untangle traffic congestion.
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Holt
Richmond
Vernon Burton
Solon predicts Gromyko fired upon return
Rep. O. K. Armstrong of Missouri predicts that Andrei Gromyko will be dismissed as deputy foreign minister when he returns to Moscow. Armstrong tells a reporter the Kremlin will face rough sledding due to Gromyko's failure to disrupt the Japanese peace conference, crediting John Foster Dulles for the defeat. The Missourian shows a map of forced labor camps, presented to Gromyko, who passed it to S. A. Golun sky then discarded it.
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San Francisco
O. K. Armstrong
R.mo
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Kremlin
Armstrong
Gromyko
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Missourian
Soviet Russia
S. A. Golunsky
American Federation of Labor
Free Trade Union Committee
Marines Plan to Free Reservists Next June
Marines outline a plan to return recalled reservists to inactive duty by next June subject to conditions and possible changes in strength. Some second lieutenants and nonveteran officers may stay longer where shortages exist after meeting a year of active service. involuntary tours are limited to 17 months for prior volunteers and 24 months for others.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Beyond Imagining New U S Weapons Debacle Exposed
Sen. Young reports the United States has multiple secret weapons far more devastating than the atomic bomb and ready for possible use if war erupts. Mundt cautions they are not for Korea now, as secrecy cloaks their exact nature and deployment plans.
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Washington
Sen
Young
RN. D
United States
Senate Appropriations Committee
North Dakota
Sen. Mundt
R.S.D
Senate
Air Force
Congress
Truman
Korea
Pentagon
Maybank
D.3.c
Soviet Delegation Guarded Face Alleged Plot At Peace Conference
Police investigated a reported plan to crash a beer truck into Andrei Gromyko’s car on a Bayshore Freeway route to the San Francisco peace conference. The Russian delegation traveled under heavy guard from Hillsborough to the Opera House. FBI informant H W Baker reportedly contacted the San Francisco FBI, but officials would not confirm details.
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San Francisco
War Memorial
Andrei Gromyko
FBI
Gromyko
Bayshore
Irac S
Hillsborough Mansion
Here
San Francisco Opera ‘House
Opera House
State Department
Secret Service
Otto Schramm
Redwood City
California Highway Patrol
Schramm
Michael Crystal
H. W. Baker
Harry Kimball
Yosemite
Ralph Bachman
Baker
Hillsborough
Where to Find It in the Eagle Newspaper
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