Series of Plane Crashes Kill
Seattle report describes a sequence of B 20 weather plane crashes. U S and Alaska Force crews faced fatal losses and survivors on Shemya Island during a weather flight from Sha Ried Alaska. One craft failed in overcast conditions, killing several crew members while others survived the wrecks.
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Sory Noles
Abe
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Sieror
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Howser Declines Attendance at Showdown Meeting
Attorney General Fred X. Howser will not attend the showdown meeting arranged by Governor Karl Warren. The action occurs amid the tidelands dispute with Washington and California officials planning a public statement after the session chaired by Adm. William H. Standley.
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Fred X. Howser
Karl Warren
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Las Sainh
Peal Tenn
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Tidelands
Howder
Seani
Seani Ay To California, Nee Wese Nealght
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Adm
William Hi. Standley
Crimé Commission
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Howser
Piowaes
Raid at Hollywood Gaming House Leads to Charges
Deputies raid a Hollywood gaming room finding blackjack poker and slot tables in operation. Seventeen others questioned while three men from Los Angeles face Beverly Hills court charges for violating county gambling ordinances.
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Hollywood
Arn Pear
Tha Min
Tson
Kly
Lew Jerald F. McManus
Jack Folboy
David Schubin
Beverly Hille Court
Victim of Golf Ball Injury Dies in Roxborough Hospital
The unnamed 28 year old woman, identified as Miss Lusis, died at Roxborough Memorial Hospital after a Labor Day golf ball struck her temple on the Ninth Lane Golf Course in Roxborough. Reed reported the incident to police as they walked toward the seventh green when the ball hit.
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Stea Luals
Roxborough Memorial Honapittal
Mas Reed
Miss Lusis
Nyeinat Lane Golf Courae
Roxborough
Ching
Officers Unite in Threat of Ship Tie Up
The Officers' Union may halt 12 000 ship officers on the east and gulf coasts by Thursday midnight if contract talks fail. A. F. L. Masters, Mates and Pilots Association president Captain Charles F. May warned of a no contract no work scenario with potential idle seamen and dockworkers. Negotiations center on wage hikes and hiring practices with a proposed 19 percent rise for mates and substantial increases for captains. employers counter with about 6 percent.
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GDA
East Land
Gulf Coasts Shipping
Enid
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A. F. L. Masters, Mates and Pilots Association
May
Drowned Girl Case Sees Peddler Held for Murder
In Cumberland a peddler Francis J. Kelley was held without bail on a murder charge in the drowning of his former sweetheart, the daughter of a local man. Police say Kelley admitted he held her head under water after she rejected his marriage proposal, claiming she began to struggle and then stopped breathing. He pleaded innocent at a local court session and was ordered held for a hearing on October 2.
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Bali
William J. Boyle
Francis J. Kelley
Burns
Kelley
Boyle
Homesick prisoner seeks pardon from board of pardons
Percy Reid Miller, 24, of Lancaster, imprisoned at Eastern State Penitentiary for robbery, asks commutation claiming homesickness. The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons will hear Miller’s petition at the October meeting after a letter to District Attorney Job M. Ranck. In parallel news, the U.S. seeks continued debate on atomic control as delegates discuss ongoing oversight.
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Pennsylvania
Board of Pardons
Jinn Pieoner
Percy Reid- Miller
Lancaster
Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Job M. Ranck
Lancaster County
Miller
Silo Blast Flatly Wrecks Farm Structures
In St Charles on September 20 farmer Maurice Reynolo slept through a night disruption as his silo exploded far enough to lift concrete and collapse onto the feed shed. The windmill and implement shed were toppled in the blast, which neighbors attributed to silage gas. Reynolo reported hearing a faint noise but did not investigate.
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ST. Charles
Maurice Reynole
Reynolo
Eisenhower Urges College Fun and Recreational Expansion
In New York on September 29 General Dwight D. Eisenhower told more than 1200 Columbia University students that having fun is essential and Christlike. He called expansion of recreational facilities a primary duty and the crowd cheered as he spoke. In Chicago on September 28 fair weather with temperatures in the 70s was expected nationwide, while rain clouds drifted over the southeast.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Eisenhower
Chicago
T Country
World Bank urges Europe to unite for self help
The World Bank cautions Western European nations to boost effort and regional cooperation as Marshall Plan aid winds down. It warns that removing trade barriers is essential, while questions linger about forming a European union and aiding Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia within the Soviet sphere.
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World Bank
Europe
Spateworthy
Ted
European Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Abe Este
Permit Denied to Move Church in Wilmington
The City Council rejected the Apostolic Tabernacle’s application to relocate a church from Canal Street to 486 Orange Avenue after 32 protesters addressed the council. The denial blocks the move and triggers potential further action.
Clearance sale of accessories includes wallets and key chains
Sale notice lists wallets in genuine leather originally 1295 now reduced. Key chain in silver originally 4 95 reduced. Cigarette cases in gold color advertised. Items for sale described with prices and storage code 790-A0 wy.
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OMY Aiginere
Nott Katt
Bath
Orlyprieme
Omer
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