Rescue of 116 From Cave-in Trails 13 Missing
New Cumnock Scotland AP reports a mine disaster rescue as 116 miners are brought to surface. 13 remain unaccounted while officials reassess and plan another underground search after a Friday night collapse trapped workers 720 feet underground. Most rescued were treated at Babcock Myle Hospital with 102 overall receiving medical care.
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New Cumnock
Scot-' Anni
Enid
National Coal Board
Feaherk
Ionl Board
Wacue
Revere
Bahech Myle Hospital
Amu
Milne
Dig
Magtoda
Atari
Geod Condition Report Shows Crippled Vandenberg
Fragmented OCR note reports Vandenberg in geod condition and mentions Crane Haphos and Weaden figures. Text references Washington fairs leader and a Taggious Ae recovering from operators, with unclear dates and events.
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Vandenberg
Volcane Eruption Ends in Tragic Loss for Kilts Family
Aged mother and her daughter died within hours after a volcanic eruption affected Kilts and nearby areas. Local authorities identified the victims and are investigating the sequence of events. Emergency crews responded, and residents report ongoing smoke and tremors from the volcano.
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Yunther
Yolande Berbeze Crowned Miss America 1951
Yolande Berbeze of Mobile Alabama was named Miss America 1951 before about 19000 at Atlantic City. The 21 year old received two dozen roses a crown and robe and spoke of using the $5000 scholarship to further music education.
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Ise
Alabama
Brunette Yolande
Bethers Shore
Mobile
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic ‘City
Yolande Berbeze
Ala
Jacque Mercer
Phoenix
Ariz
Miss Berbeze
Beautie
Winneaves
Por Larewa Eyes
Miss Betheze
Ethele Meyer
Wias Betheze
Real Estate Sales Record Set in Area by Board of Realtors
An all time real estate sales record of 14.54 million dollars was set, with August 1950 volume more than tripling August 1949. Lakewood Park and larger subdivisions boosted totals while revenue stamps, not trust deeds, defined the figures.
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Board of Realtors
Lakewood Park
Moss
Durat
Montana Land Co
Lakewood Park J
Land Company
A’ S
Southland Magazine
Hospital Periled by Forest Fire
Anchorage Alaska September ninth with Fort Richardson fire sweeping within 700 yards of the air force hospital prompting evacuation plans. Hundreds of Army troops worked to clear a wide strip around the hospital to act as a fire break as the blaze threatened both hospital and surrounding structures.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fort Richardson
Air Force Hospital
Local News Briefs Prompt Tomorrow Youth Programs
Vocation’s over back to action for Long Beach youth tomorrow as electronics leaders prepare to attend an institute opening Wednesday in Municipal Auditorium. Associated Property Owners vote and fight against downtown drilling feature on page B-1. Off the teletype notes aviation policies toward Asia outlined in plea by state for action on a Japanese peace treaty.
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Long Beach
Municipel Auditorium
Ae Ae
Avnaticam
Asig
Stette
Soal
Fragmented Index Entry Lists Section Page Codes
An incompletely readable index style listing shows various section codes and page references such as Auto News, Beach Combing, Bridge, and Public Fanen. The text reads like an editorial table of contents with scattered publication labels and page numbers across multiple sections.
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Arad
Awighton
Sage
Boyle
Bridge
Cromeerd
Laskhionst Cube—Bage
Polirical
Aid,Wome
GI Soldier Dies in Korea After Five Months in Service
The Army confirmed that Vernon Hawthorne a 17 year old from Miami Florida died of wounds in Korea on August 13 He enlisted only five months earlier Army spokesman Clark cited a program to speed training and mobilization while noting the young recruit’s short service period now raising questions from Rep Smathers about wartime policies.
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Ashington
Pft
Vernon Hawthorne
Miami
Fla
Korea
Rep
Smathers
United States
Clark
Quake Rocks Tokyo Area With Widespread Disruptions
A quake near Tokyo centered about 40 miles east triggered power outages and streetcar wire problems across Yokohama and surrounding areas. Sparks flew as lines failed and residents reported disrupted services.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Communists Probe Korean Front as Allied Gaps Narrow
Reports from Tokyo describe sledge hammer style probes along western and northern Korean fronts with massed forces on the east, while Allied troops seal a two-day Communist breakthrough north of Pusan. American and South Korean forces counterattacked to close gaps between Yongchon and Kyongju as heavy rain limited air power and hid Red movements ahead of potential main offensives. Continuous fighting persists with tanks, guns, and large numbers on multiple axes and uncertain reports of 50-ton tanks.
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Tokyo
Pusan
Ing
Feron Pita
Kyongju
Masan
Taegu
Yongchon
Kyongiju
Atlantic Hurricane Fury Rises Again
An Air Force hurricane hunter reported the Atlantic storm has regenerated with winds near 100 to 115 mph at its center. The system, once considered dead, was found 700 miles east of Jacksonville, as reconnaissance aircraft patrolled from Westover, Massachusetts.
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Miami
Fla
Air Force
Westover
Mass
Jacksonville
Nice Try Bud Balky Pane Lays Commuter Low
Streetcar passenger Clay Jorgenson of Los Angeles suffered a minor injury today in a failed attempt to open a window during a ride to South Gate. An ambulance attendant attended to him after the incident on the car platform.
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South Gate
Clay Jorgenson
Éowstown
Los Angeles
Truman unveils broad wage price and production plan
President Truman details a new economic stabilization program aimed at curbing prices and wages through voluntary measures and wartime ceilings if needed. He calls for higher taxes, longer work hours, no excessive pay raises, and industry efficiency drives to keep inflation in check and reach a 1954 production goal. Synonymous with mobilization, the plan includes appointing W. Stuart Symington to head the National Security Resources Board.
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Vuu
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Truman
Economic Stabilization Agency
Ag —Gression
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Prices Record Keeping Tied to New Stabilization Agency
President Truman issued an eight page executive order creating the Economic Stabilization Agency to speed production, curb inflation, and set price ceilings. W. Stuart Symington will head the new body, with a director of price stabilization and a nine member wage stabilization board. The order also directs businesses to keep full records of prices from late May to June before the Korean invasion, to measure and possibly freeze prices.
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Washington
Sept
Trumazi
Scheck
Ieee
White House
Truman
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Comoe Sawyer
Korea
Vnctusry
Truman Curbs at a Glance
President Truman announced new nationwide measures to expand the defense effort beyond 30 billion dollars annually. He created a price and wage agency with compulsory ceiling powers, ordered civilian goods production cuts with priority controls, and called for heavier taxes for all including an excess profits levy. He urged business to curb prices, labor to restrain wage demands, and consumers to spend only on essentials.
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Truman
Brothers Enter Army From Two Towns In Army Units
In Utica New York five Leone brothers join National Guard units for active duty while in Vermont DL another five Buoy brothers prepare to mobilize. Francis A Leone 29 John L 23 Anthony 21 Michael 19 Robert 18 serve alongside George E Bucy and brothers Ey H Kidon in a separate group. Veterans from World War I and II noted among the families, with one Buoy reportedly missing as a prisoner of the Japanese.
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Utica
N. Y
Vermont
National Guard
Leonea
Francis A
John L
Cpl
Anthony
Pic
Michael R
Pvt
Robert R
Vitnois
George E. Bucy
Ey H
Kidon
Francis Laone
Pacific Theater
27Th Army
John
Seabees
Pacific Sea
Buoy
George
Otis
Claire
Springfield
Beaumont
Texas
Philp Perrcone
The
Sullivans of Jows
Joe
Junesu
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Signal Hill
Francisco
Market St
Keay
California
Associated Press
Japan
Frank Tremaine
Bud
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Walshengton
U.S
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