Battle Near Taegu Sees Heavy N Korea Fire and Patrols
US and Allied forces exchange bitter close range fire seven miles north of Taegu as a fresh North Korean offensive looms. A US Eighth Army spokesman says front unchanged while South Korean troops push toward Yangchon and Yongchon Kyongju highway area amid heavy bombardment and reported signs of a Red withdrawal.
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Russell Brines Kyc
Taegu
CU. S. First Cavalry Division
Korea
A. F
Jack MacHath
Tabu
MacArthur
Tokyo
U. S. Eighth Army
Taego
Gui
Yangchon
Yongchon- Kyongju
Naktong River
Changnyong
U. S
Butar
Masan
Viryong
Ebehith
News High Lights Off The Teletype Stark Assures Germany
A condensed newspaper page listing highlights and page locations for features across sections. Mentions Stark’s stance on Germany and where to read about Boyle, with brief references to Bridge, Classifieds, Comics, Editorials, Financials, Radio, Shipping, Sports, Theater, and weather.
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Stark
Germany
Boyle
Worga
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives to Spur Demo Campaigns
Eleanor Roosevelt visits Long Beach marking the first California stop of a significant trip. She tours the VA Hospital with three Democratic candidates Son James for governor Helen Gahagan Dongres and Rep Clyde Doyie join her. A public speech at Bixby Park precedes rallies in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Long Beach
California
Roosevelt
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Bixby Park
James
Helen Gahagan. Dongres
United Fees Senate
Clyde Doyie
T. L. Fowler
W. D. McBrien
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Recreation Hall
U. S
United Nations
Butmore Hotel
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Warren
New York Banker Harvey Gibson Dies in Boston
Boston dispatch reports Harvey Gibson banker died after brief illness. He served as president of Manufacturers Trust Co New York since 1931.
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New York
Harvey Gibson
Boston
Harvey
Pital
Manufacturers Trust Co
Bear Valley School Opens Amid Empty Desks
Bear Valley elementary opened for fall amid zero attendance as teacher Josephine Chaneviat faced empty desks. Parents, upset by poor sanitary facilities and aging conditions, voted to send children elsewhere. officials mandated the Bear Valley site must open. Dr Chamberlain notes she spends time on health questionnaires amid concerns over pupil safety.
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Escoreice
UR Pear Valley Elementary Action
Josephine Chaneviat
Rammsbackie
Bear Valley
Sani
Jan Smuts Dies in South Africa at Irene
Johannesburg dispatch reports South African Field Marshal Jan Christiaan Smuts died at his home in Irene near Pretoria. Once prime minister twice, he led democracies in both world wars and helped shape the British Commonwealth and the United Nations charter preamble.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Jan Christiaan Smuts
Irene
Pretoria
Smuts
Union of
United Nations
San Francisco
League of Nations
Thane
Louis Botha
Truman speeds arms mobilization under new authority
Washington AP President Truman creates a National Production Authority in the Commerce Department to run a mobilization program aimed at 30 million dollars a year in arms. International Telephone and Telegraph Corp chief steps in as head. First task is to allocate steel for civilian factories and war plants amid plans for delayed effects on consumer goods like radios and freezers.
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Ashington
Truman
International Telephone and Telegraph. Corp
Harrison
Sawyer
Drunk Los Angeles Man Confesses 12 Holdups Here
Lavan G. Smith, 33, a former Long Beach conductor, confessed to 12 armed robberies in Los Angeles and nearby, totaling nearly $1000 and a shooting at a Long Beach liquor store. He was arrested in Los Angeles on a drunken charge after a Pacific Electric depot holdup netted $300. Authorities released a detailed list of holdups from Aug 7 to Sept 4, with sites including liquor stores, drug stores, a hotel, and a depot, and identified the proprietor wounded in the Aug 29 shooting.
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Lavan G. Smith
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Smith
Pacific Ave
Lyman Chugg
Seaside
Chugg
W. L. Greeley
3. M. Black
W. L Higley
Pacific Electric
P. el
Cp-Oration
Nation Store
Third St
Drug Store
Pacific Coast
Lafayette Hotel
Alamitos Ave
P. E
Six Firemen Rescued After Roof Collapse at Clubhouse
In Sacramento on September 12 six firefighters were trapped when the Tuesday Clubhouse roof collapsed an hour after a fire began in the two story Women’s Clubhouse across from Sutter’s Fort. They were freed by ladders and all survived though at least one was seriously injured and taken to Sutter Hospital.
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Sacramento
Sutter's Fort
Sutter Hospital
Weather Outlook With Clouds and Sunshine
Patchy low clouds and light fog tomorrow morning give way to mainly sunny skies after noon. Winds stay light with no significant precipitation expected. Temperatures remain mild with comfortable afternoon relief.
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Tomeorrow
40 to 50 Hurt in Ohio Rail Mishap in Fog
A fogbound collision near Coshocton Ohio injured 40 to 50 and left at least 32 dead, with Fort Hayes listing 27 soldiers dead and 61 injured. The Spirit of St Louis passenger train struck a stalled troop train, causing major wreckage and ongoing investigations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Spirit of
Ohio
de Ohio
William £. Phandt
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Train Crash Sargeant Recalls Tin Can Wreck
COSHOCTON Ohio September 13 Army sergeant Joseph Warhola on a troop train wreck recounted pulling screaming soldiers from smashed doors and windows. He described two rear cars crushed like tin cans and a third derailed as medics and police freed the injured. Warhola lives near Simpson Pennsylvania and said the train headed toward Atterbury Indiana.
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George L. Ford
Spirit of Stars
Pensylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania National
Camp Atterbury
Ind
P. R. RK
Philadelphia
Frank Townend
Wilkes-Barre
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Spirit of
Ohio
Um A Simpson
Joseph Warhola
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warhola
Simpson
Carbondale
Police Radio Dispatcher Urges Quick Car on Lockout Call
Phoenix dispatch logs a late night radio call reporting a girl locked out of a room at a specific address. Dispatcher Hemphill orders immediate response and cautions all units to stay on their beats while one unit follows up.
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Phoenix
Jack Hemphill
Pox
Such
Audh
Assis
Hemphill
Women Escape Tehachapi by Climbing 12-Foot Fence
Three inmates from the Tehachapi state prison for women escaped early today by climbing a 12-foot wire fence into darkness before guards noticed. Suspects are Patricia Samonte, 27, Los Angeles, a murderess. Marilyn Woll, 20, San Bernardino, burglar and robber. and Chris Kian Fazo, 23, Los Angeles, pregnant.
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Tehachapi
Esce
Patricia Samonte
Los Angeles
Marilyn Woll
San Bernardino
Borger
Chris. Kian Fazo
Aries
Escewi
Shaw Suffers Broken Thigh in Garden Accident
Ninety four year old playwright George Bernard Shaw fractured a thigh while walking in his country garden and was hospitalized after a brief night at home. Doctors planned an operation as his condition was described as stable and he remained in good spirits.
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ST. Lawrence
England
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Latton
Hostals
Plewes
The
Times
Britain
Ife
Iite
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