Three Die in North Head-on Rail Crash in Oregon
MAUPIN Ore Sept 22 AP two freight engines plunged down a 100 foot embankment on the Oregon trunk line north of Sherar's Bridge five miles north of the Columbia River. Deaths include Herbert Boltz Vancouver Wash engineer and GB Patton Wishram Wash brakeman on the steam train. diesel engineer Robert Frink Vancouver Wash survived with injuries. W E Bogie fireman died at the scene. twenty one freight cars derailed scattered along the tracks.
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Deschutes River
Columbia River
Herbert Boltz
Vancouver
GB. Patton
Wash
Dalles
W.E. Bogie
Sabotage Probe After Pacific Airliner Crash
MontreaI Sept 23 RCMP chief Josaphat Brunet said officers will detain a woman hunter for questioning regarding possible sabotage after a Pacific Airways plane crash on Sept 9 near Quebec City that killed 23 people. The Quebec division head indicated the woman may have been connected to the aircraft.
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Josaphat Brunet
Royal
Mounted Police
Pacific
Airways
Brunet
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Us Parce
Quebec City
Frances Cass obituary notice fragment
A fragment from a Sept 23 issue notes Mrs Frances Cass referenced by initials and location in a brief obituary notice. The readable text provides no further context, dates, or relations beyond the name and partial framing.
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Hyperiat Eag Y
Frances Cass
Bergman Divorce Fight: Lindstrom Won’t Sell Wife
John Vernon, spokesman for Dr Peter Lindstrom, asserts Ingrid Bergman’s husband will not sell his wife in a divorce. He criticizes the notion of offering a fortune, calling the idea inappropriate and noting Bergman’s attorneys seek more than a legal share amid claims of domination.
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Bergman
Ollywood
Peter Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
John Vernon
Lindstrom
Vernon
Roberto Rossellini
Miss Bergman
Monroe McDonald
at _McDonald
Greg
Leopold the Thrill Slayer May Win Parole in 1953
G Nathan Leopold once dubbed the thrill killer of 1924 for the Bobby Franks murder could be paroled in 1953 after Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson cut his prison term from 99 to 85 years. Leopold, heir to a Chicago family, could apply in January 1953 instead of 1957. The commutation was recommended by the parole board as a reward for good conduct and wartime prison experiments. Leopold and Richard Loeb were convicted in 1924 for the Franks kidnapping and murder. Loeb died in prison in 1936. Clarence Darrow defended them at trial.
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Springfield
Nathan Leopold
Chicago
Bobby Franks
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Leopold
States Pardon Board
Richard
Dickie} Loeb
Loeb
University of Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Bus Driver Sues Wife Over Backseat Harangues
Seattle report on a bus driver suing his wife who rode the bus and nagged him loudly enough to disturb passengers. The story notes the couple’s quarrel centered on repeated backseat berating during routes, with the driver seeking legal action amid the feud.
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Seattle
Igi
Cabinet Called Into Session By President
Washington reports say the United States has evidence of a recent Russian atomic explosion. President Truman held a cabinet meeting to stress international control of atomic energy and reassure the public. Secretary Johnson declined to discuss details beyond the president’s statement. The story notes a British acknowledgment of a similar finding and provides cabinet and defense comments.
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Loui Johnson
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White House
Truman
Russia
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
United Nations
Smether
London
Capitol
Sen. McMahon D,conn
the Joint
News Highlights and Local Notices Summary
A compact record from a city paper listing sections and page references. Highlights include hear to diminish, Elks outline program, Pomona Fair on Page 7, old home town teletype, Valley of Moon slayer on A-6, bone cells revival report on A-9, how to find it in Eagle on A-13, various page ranges B-5 to B-13, comics on B, crossword on 8-5, editorials on A-12, finances B-6, local news B-1, Old Skipper A-13, radio B-11, shipping B-9, sports on A-TS, A-16, A-17, theaters A-10 and A-1, tides temperatures B-9, women's activities B-2 B-3 B-5.
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Elks
Pomona
Dury Dooms Valley of Moon Slayer
Radiation Detectors Gather It Radiation Detectors Gather It
Washington reports that evidence of an atomic explosion in Russia was detected by radiation detectors and possibly seismographs. Officials offered no public explanation for how the United States learned of the blast. Continued on Page A-8.
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Washington
Russia
Truman
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
White House
Bikini
Acheson Says Soviet Atomic Explosion Was Expected
Secretary Acheson said the Soviet atomic blast was long anticipated and not a surprise to the United States government. He asserted no change in U.S. plans and affirmed commitment to international control of atomic energy and global peace efforts through the UN and NATO. He acknowledged lacking details but noted the event as part of the broader foreign policy aimed at peace.
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New York
Dean Acheson
United States
UW. M. Assembly
Russia
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Acheson
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U.N. Assembly
Security Council
Soviet Union
General Assembly Wednes
Uncertain Soviet Policy After Atomic Test
Washington observers say Soviet policy changes after the atomic blast are unpredictable. They note the U S does not know whether the test will alter Soviet conduct and hope leaders gain Truman like responsibility. The six power talks in New York seek an UN energy control solution.
Big 5 Peace Pact Proposed by Vishinsky
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky urged the Big Five to conclude a peace pact in a United Nations address. He attacked Western powers, claimed US and Britain plan war, and introduced a formal Assembly resolution urging Russia United States Britain China and France to make a regional peace accord.
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New
York
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United Nations Assembly
Vishinsky
Western
United States
Britain
Russia
China
France
Truman
Washington
Urey Warns On Soviet Atomic Race And Secrets
Nobel chemist and atomic pioneer Eugene W. Urey warned that Russia would likely develop an atomic bomb within five to ten years after Hiroshima. He cautioned that secrecy in science fuels fear and that the pace of Soviet progress could outstrip expectations.
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Hiroshima
Jchemist
Russia
Urey
Boy Scout Saves Ailing Pup From Home Adventure
New York dispatch says 14 year old Danny Ryan left home with Teddy the neighbor's paralyzed pup to seek veterinary care after a neighbor incident. Patrolman Rudolph Hrasdzera found them near Park, arranged vet treatment, and Danny and Teddy returned home determined to stay together.
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Ryan
Brooklyn
Teddy
Interstate
Park
Alpine
N.J
Danny
A. SP. G
Associated Press
Ience
Rudolph Hrasdzera
Sades Park
Closter
Hrasdzera
New York
Danny Ryan
Talks Reopen as Coal Strike Persists Daily
Reports indicate steel talks reopen while coal negotiations remain deadlocked on the fifth day. A presidential fact finding board is named as unions press for settlement and Truman vetoes a tentative fourth increase.
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