Allies Desire Incident-Proof Site for Talks
Tokyo reports that the United Nations command rejected Kaesong as a future armistice talks venue. Reasons include proximity to Red supply routes under air attack, ongoing ground maneuver near the neutral zone, and volatile partisan groups. The Reds had halted talks Aug 23 after accusing an Allied plane of bombing. Ridgway urged a safer site, possibly aboard the Danish hospital ship Jutlandia. Negotiators seek conditions for resumed talks and rapid progress as liaison groups plan further meetings.
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Tokyo
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Red
Reds
Matthew B. Ridgway
Jutlandia
Ridgway
Hesinge
U. N
Tone Seeks DA Probe In Tom Neal Beating
Hollywood, Sept. 24. Franchot Tone asked the district attorney to investigate the beating he suffered from actor Tom Neal in a fight over Barbara Payton. Tone, leaving a hospital, faces possible assault charges. DA Ball said a criminal complaint could be filed if justified, else the case goes to the city attorney for a misdemeanor assault and battery charge.
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Hollywood
Alt Franchot Tone
Tom Neal
Barbara Payton
Tone
Ernest Ball
Fone
Neal
Mate Shoots Wife Thought She a Bear in Ontario
Sudbury report says John Zubatik aged 26 shot his wife Mrs J Zubatik in the stomach after mistaking her for a bear. He fired as she returned to their home. she is hospitalized and recovering.
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Sudbury
Ont
J. Zubatik
John
Six Felons Flee Amid Buckshot In Georgia Prison Break
Buford Georgia September 24 six of Georgia's most wanted convicts escaped from an "new" prison for incorrigibles as buckshot rained from a wall tower. They abandoned a loaded truck and wheelbarrows, dropping the driver and fleeing toward nearby woods. Warden McHan said some inmates were hit, the truck was bloodstained and later abandoned about a mile away. A posse of nearly 30 officers from three counties and the State Patrol pursued the fugitives, surrounding them in a five mile stretch of woods within an hour. One escapee was Spence Edwards 25 convicted for the murder of Garland Fields a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent now serving life.
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Buford
Georgia
W. N. Mc Han Jr
State Patrol
McHan
Spence Edwards
Garland Fields
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Two Children Die in Mansion Fire on Long Island
A savage fire swept through a stream mansion on Mount Pleasant Road in Smithtown Branch Long Island destroying the home of William J. Biggart fabrics company executive. Two children perished while six other persons escaped to safety.
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Smithtown Branch
William J. Biggart
New York ‘Fabrics Company
Mount Pleasant Road
Long Island
No Justice as Patrolman Fails to Stop Suspect
New York report states Traffic Patrolman Patrick Dolan commandeered a car but could not stop a motorist who attempted to run him down. The driver held to a maximum of 25 miles an hour, the officer said.
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New York
Patrick Dolan
Dolan
Left Tied to Lamp Post by Friends for Realistic Hazing
Bellflower reporter: John Lee Miller, 20, of North Long Beach, was found tied to a lamppost at Oak and Bellflower with a sign reading Just Married after being kidnapped by friends in a hazing prank. He claimed marriage to Lauraine Reeves, 15, of Los Alamitos, at 6:30 p.m. and said he would not prosecute. His bride and attendants later sought him at Norwalk sheriff's station.
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Bellflower
John Lee Miller
Paramount Blvd
North
Long Beach
Oak Ave
Bellflower Blvd
Robert Ray
William Davies
Young Miller
Miller
Lauraine Reeves
Saratoga Dr
Los Alamitos
Norwalk
Gifts and loans tied to RFC probe unfold
Former government employee Charles A. Moling told a Senate inquiry he received liquor, hams, turkeys and more valuable gifts and borrowed 12,100 from officials of American Lithofold and Laurel Printing. He said he did not influence contract awards and later joined American Lithofold as eastern district sales manager.
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Washington
Air Force
Senate
Charles A. Moling
American Litteford Corp
St. Louis
Laurel, Printing Co
New York
Moling
American Lithofold
Laurel
Eastern District
Sen Jate Investigations
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
American Litheford
RFC
Ioan
William My. Boyle Jr
Three Forest Fires Unchecked Across California State
Flames whipped unchecked across three national forests in California while the Pacific Northwest hoped for relief from damp weather. Humidity and potential rain raised crews’ spirits as fires charred over 51,000 acres in Washington and Oregon. U S Forest Service said California had 15,980 men battling about 20,000 acres, including eight to ten started by deer hunters. An 8,000 acre Six Rivers blaze fought by 800 men in difficult terrain and shifting winds threatened timber stands. another 6,511 acre fire on Jim Jam Ridge near Weaverville advanced with gains reported by teams in Trinity County.
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Associated Press
California
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
U. S. Forest Service
Ernest L. Baxter
Six Rivers National Forest
Jim Jam Ridge
Weaverville
Trinity County
Gromyko Returns to Moscow by Air from Paris
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko left Paris for Moscow by plane, arriving by road from Le Havre after crossing from New York. He had attended the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference in San Francisco.
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Paris
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
le Havre
New York
San Francisco
Weather Outlook With Light Winds And Clearing Skies
Low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning with a mostly sunny tomorrow afternoon. Temperature to remain steady. Light variable winds tonight and tomorrow morning, then southwest 8 to 16 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Where to Find It in The Paper
A guide lists sections and pages across the newspaper: Boyle-Page A-11, Bridge-Page A-11, Classified Ads panes B-8 to B-11, Cormics B-4, Crossword A-8, Editorial A-10 to A-11, Financial eight six and B-7, Obituaries B-8, Radio Television A-B, Shipping B-7, Sports A-12 to A-13, Theaters B-5, Tides Temperatures 8-7, Women's Activities B-2 and B-3.
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Boyle
Sign or Get Out Iran Tells Britons in Abadan Refinery
Iran plans to expel British technicians from the Abadan refinery within a week to ten days unless they accept contracts to work for the nationalized Iranian oil firm. Ali Shayegan announced after a three hour board meeting with Premier Mossadegh. The National Iranian Oil Co. will set a definite deadline as the AIOC is superseded by Iran's nationalization. James Cunningham has left for Iraq after his Tehran registration was revoked. Britain rebuffed Iran's renewal talks, offering no settlement prospects.
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Tehran
Iran
Abadan
Qik Co
Ali Shayegan
Parliamentary
Mohammed Mossadegh
Shayegan
National Iranian Oil Co.—a
Anglo-Iranian Oi Co
AIOC
jJames Cunningham
Iraq
58 000 Slain or Wounded by 8th Army in Korea
General Van Fleet said the Eighth Army killed or wounded 58 000 Communist soldiers in five weeks from Aug 18 to Sept 22 on a 150 mile front. About 20 percent of Red losses occurred in the Battle of the Hills. 2,800 Reds were taken prisoner. United Press reports noted Battleship New Jersey shelling eastern Korea.
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U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth
van Fleet
United Press
New Jersey
United Nations
Eighth Army
Kaesong
U. N
Violent Wilmington Crash Injures Two In Car Collision
Jim Whaley a 29 year old Long Beach resident and Elaine Chino suffered serious injuries in a Wilmington crash when Whaley's car struck a power pole on Anaheim Street near Henry Ford Avenue at 2 20 am The passenger's nose was nearly severed and surgeons placed it back while Whaley remained in critical condition at Veterans Administration Hospital with a crushed chest Both were taken to local hospitals by investigators the car was destroyed in the impact
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Long Beach
Wilmington
Veterans Administration Hospital
Jim Whaley
First St
Seaside
Elaine Chino
Whaley
Anaheim St
Henry Ford Ave
King George in semicoma after lung operation
London reports King George shows strength but remains critically ill after a lung operation to remove part of a lung. Court officials warn three days are pivotal for hope of recovery amid concerns over arterial leg condition and potential cancer-related tumor resection. Princess Elizabeth and Queen Mary travel news.
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Buckingham Palace
London
George VI
Associated Press
George
Elizabeth
Theng
Avery Mary
Indigent Patient Kills Two in Nevada Hospital Ward
In Winnemucca Nevada an indigent patient Domingo Echeverria 56 used a three quarter inch pipe to kill nurse Elizabeth Catlett 60 and patient Tommy Robinson 78 at Humboldt County Hospital. After threatening staff the attacker locked himself in a ward lavatory until an orderly attempted entry.
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Winnemucca
Nevy
Humboldt County
James Callahan
Callahan
Elizabeth Catlett
Tommy Robinson
Domingo Echeverria
Duke of Windsor Returns Quietly Amid King’s Illness
A subdued arrival at Victoria Station shows no royal crowd as the Duke of Windsor leaves London en route to Marlborough House. He visits his mother and plans to promote his memoirs in London while the King remains ill, signaling a shift from royal icon to author in Britain’s eyes.
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Windsor
Duke of Windsor
London
Victoria Station
Paris
King George V
Queen Mary
George
David
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Duke of York
Marlborough House
Mary
Maylaly
Anthony Biddle
Booksellers’ Representatives Association
Britain
Red Probers' Query Rejected by Writer
Los Angeles reporters recount Hollywood writer Carl Foreman refusing to answer if he was ever a Communist before House Un-American Activities. Foreman cited the First and Fifth Amendments and noted he signed a 1950 guild oath stating he was not a Communist, but he declined to confirm party membership during 1945 to 1950 or military service.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
House Red Probers
Caid
House
Foreman
Red
Subcommittee
Frank S. Tavenner
Martin Berkeley
Berkeley
Screen Writers’ Guild
Carl Foreman
Tavener
Communist Party
Screenriters’ Guild
Armed Services
Russians allegedly schedule hydrogen bomb test say editor
London reports Kenneth de Courcy editor of Intelligence Digest claims Soviet H-bomb development by Bruno Pontecorvo who vanished from Harwell. He says Moscow runs the project, Stalin set October 1952 deadline, Pontecorvo linked to Russian classified material and H-bomb production. U S AEC declined comment.
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London
Russia
Kennéth de Courcy
Intelligence Digest
Bruno Pontecorvo
Atomic Research Post
Moscow
de Courcy
Truman
San Francisco
Pontecorvo
Harwell
de Courry
Ussr
Stalin
U. S
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Ponstecorvo
Hans Fuchs
Washington
AEC
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