Wake evacuees arrive at Hickam after Wake Island typhoon
Eighty one Wake Island evacuees reach Hickam Air Force Base by a MATS C-97 as the first wave of some 500 to be removed from Wake after a typhoon leveled 90 percent of structures and caused about 10 million dollars in damage. The convoy continues through Thursday with families and single evacuees, while maintenance personnel remain on Wake.
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Honolulu
Wake Island
Hickam Air Force Base
Military Air Transport Service
Wake
Hickam
Wai
Paris Treadwell
Set. Treadwell
MATS
John W. Setineider
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Res. Schneider
Four Hurt When Car Hits Bus in Seal Beach
Four people injured when a car collided with a Greyhound bus in fog on Pacific Coast Highway at Main Street Seal Beach at 6 35 am Seal Beach police said. The car, driven by Poters Green 24 from USS Montague Long Beach Harbor, and three Montague crew members Reuben Stringfellow 20 Wiley Dansey 27 were treated at Community Hospital for lacerations and possible head injuries and sent to Terminal Island Navy Dispensary. Julia Balderrama 2 of 1088 Mehar Ave Wilmington received a possible back injury and was treated at Community Hospital. The bus driver was Kenneth Satto 44 of 1906 Florida Ave.
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Greyhound
Pacific Coast Ilwy
Main St
Seal Beach
Poters Green
Navy
USS
Montague
Long Beach Harbor
Reuben Stringfellow
Wiley Dansey
Community Hospital
U S Jet Ace Nets Eighth MiG in Korea Front Battle
Maj. Frederick C. Blesse, with over 250 combat missions, claimed his eighth MiG-15 kill near Sakchu as Sabres battled nine MiGs. Allied air forces hit Red storage and rail targets from Sakchu to near the Manchurian border, with Thunder Jets and others striking rail lines and front-line positions. Ground fighting continued as raids disrupted supply routes and destroyed buildings.
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Seoul
Korea
America
Battte
iManchurian
U.S. Fifth Air Force
Frederick C. Blesse
Sakchu
Ixo- Tea
Shooting Star
Kowon
Anju
Air Force
Sariwon
Grand Jury Examines $20 Million Mexican Gold Hoard
Federal grand jurors in Los Angeles hear testimony on records from Ontario California bank as U S Attorney McHachenan notes a Mexican citizen allegedly smuggled the gold into the United States before the 1933 gold hoarding law. The hunt spans a decade with Secret Service involvement and possible intermediaries.
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Los Angeles
United States
Ontario, Calif
Asst
U. S. Atty
Angus D. McHachen
Secret Service
Mexico
B. G. Klepper
First National Bank of Ontario
McEeachen
U. S
Three Pupils Die as Train Hits Bus in Pennsylvania
A Pittsburgh & Lake Erie freight train struck a crowded Collinsburg high school bus, killing three girls and injuring 46 pupils, 15 seriously. Names include Janine Everett 17 Norma Bergman 15 and Leola Bradley 14, with victims rushed to six hospitals. The crash tore the bus apart as it crossed a street. ambulances and officials tracked the scene amid chaotic reports.
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Monessen
Collinsburg
Joseph R. Check
Westmoreland County Coroners
Greensburg
Janine Everett
Cinsbure
West Newton
Norma Bergman
Westmoreland Hospital
Frick Memorial Hospital
Mount Pleasant
Leola Bradley
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
J. W.mccauley
Hard Coal Flows to Be Continued Under Interim Agreement
Washington dispatch reports John L Lewis and the anthracite industry reaching an interim agreement to keep producing hard coal after the current contract ends in October. The pact raises the royalty paid by mine owners to the United Mine Workers welfare fund from 30 to 50 cents per ton until a full new contract is negotiated.
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Washington
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers Welfare Fund
Where to Find It in the Newspaper Sections
A concise guide lists the shelf of contents across pages and sections. It itemizes where to locate features such as classifieds, comics, crosswords, editorials, obituaries, sports, theaters, and weather. The page references indicate page and section designations for easy navigation.
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Becch
Arrests Made on Coast in Midwest Led by Communist Leaders
The Justice Department announced 18 midwest and west coast Communist leaders were arrested on charges of conspiring to advocate government overthrow by force. Arrests spanned Missouri to Washington, with suspects including Missouri, Seattle, Michigan leaders. Readied under the Smith Act, the cases cite FBI-led complaints and warrants.
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Washington
Justice Department
Communist Party
McGranery
J. Edgar Hoover
Missouri
Washington State
Michigan
St. Louis
Rock Island
Charleston
Seattle
Detroit
Los Angeles
Portland
Eugene
Ore
Chicago
Minneapolis
U.S
FBI
Helen Mary Winter
Carl Winter
New York
Criel Fey
Paul Miller Bower
John Shield
Baschbach
District Review
Commission
Barbera Harfle
Henry P. Hall
District 12
Karly Larsen
Pasadena War Bride Strangled in Bedroom Mystery
Pasadena police hunt for Carlos Galarza, 28, husband of Maria Galarza, 23, found strangled in her Pasadena bedroom with arms tied behind. Galarza, a construction worker, is missing for questioning. The couple’s 18 month old baby was found with Galarza’s sister in Altadena. Teresa Hohmann, a student, was with them.
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Pasadena
Maria Galarza
Carlos
Galarza
Germany
Teresa Hohmann
Miss Hohmann
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Galarzas
Altadena
John G. Lopez
Lopez
U S to Order Coal Freeze
The government plans to issue a Thursday order freezing shipments from many soft coal mines to build an emergency stockpile during a prolonged strike. Under Secretary Vernon D. Northrop said the Defense Solid Fuels Administration will issue the order by midnight September 18, barring shipments from bituminous mines with notices from John L Lewis that would end wage agreements on September 20.
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Washington
Govetrmment
Vernon D. Northrop
Defense Solid Fuels Administration
John ZL
Lewis
United
Eisenhower Opposes Repeal of Taft Hartley Act
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told the AFL convention he opposed repeal of the Taft Hartley Act while backing realistic amendments. He warned the labor law could be used to break unions and urged changes, drawing a restrained welcome from about 2000 attendees at the Commodore Hotel. Continued on page Ad, col 31.
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James Devlin
NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor Convention
Eisenhower
AFL
Adlai
Fishing Craft Crash in Fog Near Long Beach Harbor
Two fishing vessels collided in dense fog inside Long Beach Harbor, about 200 yards southwest of the Navy mole. The 46-foot Darvill sank, its hull awash, crew evacuated to the New Saturnia. The Pacific Eagle derrick barge attempted recovery as Coast Guard and nearby vessels responded.
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Long Beach Harbor
Navy
Coast Guard
Darvill
Texas judge bars Democratic label for Eisenhower ballot
In Austin Judge Jack Roberts blocked use of the Democratic label for Dwight D. Eisenhower on Texas ballots. A Dallas group formed the Texas Democratic Party wing to back Eisenhower, while the state Democratic convention had certified Adlai Stevenson as nominee and urged Democrats to vote for Eisenhower.
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Austin
Texas
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jack Roberts
126Th District Court
Eisenhower
Roberts
Claud Gilmer
Texas House of Representatives
Rock Springs
Jack Ross
Adlai Stevenson
Amarillo
Stevenson
Dallas
Volcano Spews as Island Rises Near Bonins
An undersea eruption south of the Bonin Islands belches ash sulfur and rock 1500 feet high while an island appears above the sea. Kyodo News reports the Bayonnaise Reefs area sits about 10 miles wide in 3000 feet deep water, with prior eruptions in 1946 when an island rose 118 feet then vanished after eight months.
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Tokyo
Bonin Islands
Kyodo
Japan
Japanese Marine Safety Board
Weather Outlook: Increasing Clouds Into Night and Thursday
Forecast calls for higher cloudiness tonight and Thursday while days stay mostly sunny. Local area may see early morning fog near the coast with little overall temperature change.
McGrath Defends Tax Case Record
Former Attorney General McGrath testified before a judiciary subcommittee denying that DOJ officials tried to block St. Louis tax case probes in 1979. He said the department cooperated with U S Judge George M Moore on a special grand jury inquiry and blamed delays on the Treasury Revenue Bureau rather than DOJ.
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Washington
McGrath
Justice Department
St. Louis
House
Department
U. S
George M. Moore
Department of Justice
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
John
Rep. Bakewell
Revenue
Judiciary
Moore
Tito takes third wife after secret wedding report
Belgrade reports Marshal Josip Broz Tito secretly wed a university student about 25, his third wife, while details remain scarce. The ceremony occurred in early June but public acknowledgment came only with Eden’s palace reception.
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Belgrade
Javia
Marshal Tito
Anthony Eden
Marshal Josip Broz Tito
Jovanka Broz
Tito
Marshal
Jovanka Byoz
Russia
Nixon to Open Western Drive in Pomona Tonight
Senator Richard M. Nixon launches his western campaign with a major speech from the Pomona railroad platform. He plans a nationwide radio TV reach and a car train tour from Pasadena to Oregon, with Gov. Earl Warren introducing him and a Nixon Day proclaimed by the city.
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Nixon
Pomona
California
Richard MM
Republic
Dwight Lisenhower
Mains
Nebraska
KA and
KEI
KTLA
Pasadena
Whistier
Allan G. Orsborne
Earl Warren
Los Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Bakersfield
Tulare
Fresno
Madera
Merced
Stockton
Sacramento
Marysville
Chico
Red Bluff
Redding
Oregon
Ely
Nev
Pat
White Pine County
Ike
Maid's plot to sell boss's home at half price thwarted
Chicago police say Lillian Hopkins the Krechmans' maid conspired with five friends to sell the $30,000 residence for $15,000 while the family vacationed in Minnesota. The plan unraveled after title research revealed a mortgage. About $7,500 in valuables were taken during the scheme.
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Boss
Chicago
Minnesota
Maurice McCarthy
Woodlawn Station
David Krechman
Goldie
McCarthy
Lillian Hopkins
Chicago Title & Trust Co
Miss Hopkins
Krechmans
Barbara
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United Prass Teleptole
Southland
Pennsylvania
Cary
Middle West
Ihe
T H
Eugene King
St. Thomas Hospital
Nashville
General
California Maid
Cutler Morris
Danvill
D. W. Hoferer
Gaviota
Saturnia
Salvatore Diloric
Antonio Pilatio
10Th St
San Pedro
South Pacific
Canning On
Terminal Island
Island
Pacific
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