Five Die In Fiery Head On Collision Near Fiery Collision
Five people died when a convertible veered across the center line and crashed into a 20 ton lumber truck one mile north of here. Two passengers burned to death. two others identified as Carmel Margaret Fox and Joe Dean Wilson, both 23 26. Leroy Roden, 33, Richmond, died later in hospital. The truck driver James McCullar, 42, Concord, Calif, was injured. Firefighters faced a blaze with ammunition exploding.
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Oleum
Calli
Here
Oscar Emin Dodson
Carmel Margaret
Fox
Joe Dean Wilson
Richmond
Calif
Leroy Roden
John Connolly
James McCullar
Concord
Mystery Gadget Ups Allied Toll of Enemy Planes
In Tokyo the United Nations reports sabre jets, some armed with a mysterious device, delivered a severe blow to Communist air forces. Over the past week they shot down 15 fighters, marking one of the war’s worst aerial tolls for the Communists.
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Tokyo
IUP
United Nations
Richmond
Wilson
Stevenson
D. Hue
Warlier
New York
Son
Air Force
Richard Nixon
Korea
Washington
Defense Department
Mark W. Clark
North Korea
Manchuria
Lana
Dad Addresses New Officers at Quantico
Gov Adlai Stevenson presented his son Adlai ITE with a Marine Corps commission in Quantico Virginia addressing 602 officer candidates. He spoke of courage to resist threats from the Soviet Union and urged them to serve for a peaceful world.
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Stevenson
Gary
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Marine Corps Reserve
Quantico
Virginia
Associated Press
Dad
Adlai Ite
Marine Corps
Korea
Accused Mother Sees Sold Child in Court Visit
Edna Schon, 20, of 1035 Mitchell Ave, was allowed a visit with her infant daughter after arrest on charges she sold the child. Schon posted 500 bail and went to Los Angeles County General Hospital where the baby is held under juvenile court jurisdiction. Bail funds were raised by supporters. Schon and co-defendant Elizabeth Brattain, 35, of 2295 Baltic Ave, face a preliminary hearing next week on two counts including conspiracy and actual purchase.
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Edna ©. Schon
Mitchell Ave
Old Baldy hill attacked after feints and fake radios
U N infantry recaptured strategic Old Baldy after a sudden assault west of Chorwon on the western front. Allied troops stormed the forested height as feints and fake radio messages misled the Communist defenders. An American soldier, wounded but alive, survived two days in a bunker under shell fire.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Old Baldy Mountain
Chorwon
United Press
Frederick
Painton
U. W
Porkchop
T-bone Hill
Fainton
Reds
Old Baldy
Mior ‘Ars
Dare
Lewis Hikes Demands For Miners Pay Showdown
Washington reports said Joly L. Lewis raised his pay demand to a $2.00 rise from the current $16.35 daily wage as a split northern coal owners group debated whether to accept higher labor costs or shut down. Illinois operators quit their association seeking terms Lewis may win from the Moses led alliance.
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Washington
Joly L. Lewis
Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Hagie
Northern
Northern Industry
Harry Moses
Illinois
Illinois Coal Operators Association
Moses Group
Moses
Korean Talks Recessed After Heated Negotiations
In Panmunjom a tense eight day recess followed a 52 minute session where negotiators argued over who started the war. No progress on prisoner exchange, the key truce obstacle. North Korea accused Allied nations of backing a global aggression, while Gen Nam U called the votes mere voting machines. The talks adjourned until September 28.
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Munsan
Korea
Kay Rean
U. N
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
U.N. General Assembly
Nam U
U.S
Harrison
Truman Inspects Guard Academy at New London
President Truman flew to Washington after an inspection of the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut. The visit was brief with the official move noted at 12 51 p m local time.
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Truman
Guard Academy
Grotor
Conn
Washington
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Three U S Army Air Transport flyers die in Paris crash
An American Air Transport twin engine DC-3 crashed near Orly Airport in Paris at 8 a m, hitting a house 500 yards from the field. Three crewmen were killed and a fourth critically injured. The aircraft struck a high tension wire and burst into flames before crashing atop a house in Ville neuve Le Roi. Names of the deceased withheld pending kin notification.
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Paris
Orly Airfield
Villeneuve-Le-Roi
Fists Fly in Whittier Cafe Mob Attack on Deputies
Two Norwalk sheriff's deputies were assaulted by about 380 patrons at a cafe on Telegraph Road in Whittier during a routine check. Deputies M J Hough and G M Peterson fought free, detained three suspects, and called for help from Norwalk station after separating the intoxicated man who sparked the melee. Howard Latham, 34, was booked for interfering with an officer and drunkenness. Charley Beals, 42, and Jimmie O Williams, 40, faced charges related to the disturbance.
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Los Angeles
Hough
Peterson
Norwalk Staton
Howard Latham
Inez
St. &, Whittier
Names reveal Nixon fund donors and total of 18235
The Associated Press reports Senator Richard Nixon's two year expense fund totaled 18235 from 75 Southern California Republicans. Donors include Hoover Jr and J B Van Nuys among others, with Long Beach contributors listed. Funds covered Nixon's expenses since his 1950 Senate election through his 1952 vice presidential nomination.
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Associated Press
Richard Nixon
California
Dana C. Smith
Herbert Hoover Jr
Pasadena
John J. Garland
San Marino
J. B. van Nuys
Bernard C. Brennan
Glendale
GOP
Earl Gilmore
Los Angeles
Hoover
van Nuys
John E. Marble
South Pasadena
K. Ty Norris
Smith
Nixon
Classifieds and Notices Across The Times Sections
A reader guide lists where to find sections including Boyle-Page A-7 to A-9 and Classified Ads B-4 to B-10, Sorics A-6, Crossword B-4, Financial A-5, Obituaries B-4, Radio and Television B-4, Shipping A-5, Sports B-2 and 3-3, Theaters A-FO, Tides and Temperatures A-2, and Women's Activities E A- d.
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Boyle
U S Bars Chaplin Pending Inquiry
Movie comedian Charlie Chaplin faces a government order barring his return to the United States as officials decide if he can reenter under immigration law. Attorney General McGranery said no reason was given for the move and the Justice Department offered little detail. Chaplin, 63, born in England, has long been linked to leftist causes and was previously indicted in 1944 on Mann Act charges. He is currently en route to Europe aboard the Queen Elizabeth with his wife and children.
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Chaplin
Charlie Chaplain
Oona O'Neill
Victoria
Michael
Geraldine
Josephine
New York
England
United States
Washington
Charles Chaplin
Europe
McGranery
Justice Department
U.S
Associated Press
Iran ruler's mother injured in ship fall in New York
Queen mother Esmat Molouk Pahlavi slipped on a steward staircase aboard the liner Nieuw Amsterdam in Hoboken and broke her left ankle. Treated by ship’s doctors, she was taken to New York Hospital. She travels incognito. a Los Angeles visit was planned for a likely extended vacation.
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Hoboken
N, J—P
Iran
Nieww
Amsterdam
New York
New York Hospital
Manhattan
Esmat Molouk Pahlevi
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
U. S
New York City
Los Angeles
Vincent Hillyer
Fatemeh
iThree U. S. Fliers Victims of Desert
KHARTOUM Sudan Word reached here today that a C 47 transport was forced down in the Nubian desert Tuesday night. The plane's pilot Capt Shine died after a rescue party reached him Friday night about 200 miles southeast of Wadi Halfa and 400 miles northeast of Khartoum Authorities said he died from thirst and exhaustion. Desert trackers found the bodies of two other crewmen, both identified as Indians, among the dunes while they searched for water.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Shine
Wadi Halfa
Eisenhower weighs Nixon staying on ticket amid ethics probe
Aboard the Eisenhower special Gen Dwight D Eisenhower appeared near certain to keep Sen Richard Nixon on the GOP ticket despite disclosures that Nixon accepted expense money from wealthy California citizens. Advisers debated whether Nixon should step down while Nixon asked for an accounting from Dana Smith Pasadena attorney head of the donor group. Eisenhower's camp signaled no dramatic move, amid pressure from associates astonished at Stevenson reaction. Page A-2.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
California
Nixon
Dana Smith
Pasadena
Eisenhower
Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Weather notice with showers and wind
Occasional showers today and Sunday with local winds. Humid air remains, and temperatures shift late. High near 80.
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