Strikes Over Korean Border Irritate Naval Pilots
Navy aviators aboard the USS Boxer report heavy strikes near Musan close to Siberia met little enemy opposition. Lt. David J. Spewart from Oakland says Red pilots were scared and would have clobbered them if given the chance, as planes bomb a hydrogen plant amid iron production attacks.
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North Korea
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David J. Spewart
Oakland
Calif
Spewart
Musan
Korea
William A
Big blue and yellow Newk buses spotted in city
News notes two large buses bearing Rio de Janeiro and Viacao Cometa S A pass through the city at noon Tuesday. A rare fall puffball mushroom found by John Leckwert near Wampum measures thirteen inches across. County and Union Township schools prepare for record attendance as doors open Wednesday. State Street hill slicking project starts to improve U S Route 224.
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Pa Newe
John Leckwert
Ridge Avenue
Wampum
Union Township
Daily Weather Report Forecast For Today And Tonight
Thunderstorms and possible local squalls this afternoon and tonight. Partly cloudy and cooler late tonight. Low tonight 52 to 56. Wednesday fair windy and cooler. United States weather stats show 24 hours to 9 am high 88 low 66 precip 0.01 inches river stage 5.5 feet.
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United States
Gun duel in Beverly Hills leaves man dead and officer wounded
Harold Joe Lewis, 23, was shot dead and Patrolman Rollin R. Hepler, 27, wounded in a Beverly Hills gun duel following a robbery at a wealthy widow’s home on September 2. The assailant demanded money and valuables after Mrs. Nathaniel Robbins answered a doorbell.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Harold Joe Lewis
Rollin R. Hepler
Nathaniel Robbins
Coldwater Canyon
Stevenson to Tour Westward After Michigan Speeches
Adlai Stevenson prepares a ten day swing through the Pacific northwest and far west starting next Friday. The Democratic nominee will open in Denver and wind up in Albuquerque with major talks on foreign affairs public power and labor policy. He traveled through Michigan drawing large crowds including 250000 seen by Gov Williams and gave a major labor relations address in Detroit.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Michigan
Pacific Northwest
Far West
Denver
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mennen Williams
Detour Planned On Route 19 For Two Weeks
Alfred A. Martin announces a temporary detour on Route 19 between Dixie Inn and Harlansburg set to last ten days to two weeks or until paving is finished. A parallel route via Frew Mill road will be used, with southbound motorists directed south of Harlansburg to Frew Mill road and Legislative Route 37026.
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Harlansburg
Alfred A. Martin
Martin
Frew Mill Road
Mt. Her
Traffic Deaths Over Holiday Period
The Labor Day weekend traffic toll surpassed 500 fatalities with latest counts at 538. Weather disruptions and storms kept deaths below National Safety Council predictions, though 424 highway deaths were reported nationwide as many stayed home.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
Elderly Man Fatally Wounded In Garden Shot
Joseph Lambo, 72, of East Brook Road, died in New Castle hospital at 7:45 AM from facial wounds believed accidentally inflicted. State Police and Coroner investigated after he rose about 6:30 AM to check the garden. He kept a 16 gauge shotgun in the chicken house to deter animals. His wife heard a shot and found him on the floor.
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East Brook Road
New Castle Hospital
Charles E. Allen
Lambo
Pike Turnpike Traffic Records Fall Over Labor Day Weekend
Petersburg area saw record traffic on the turnpike during a four day Labor Day span. Paul W. Bloom of the interchange force estimated at least 80 000 vehicles passed through in the period, with jams stretching from the interchange to 351 and a mile and a half beyond. All seven gates were in use and toll receipts broke all previous records as the coast to coast traffic surged past.
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Petersburg Gateway
Paul W. Bloom
Bloom
Petersburg
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Carey Endorses Dem Candidates At CIO Picnic
James B. Carey CIO secretary treasurer denounces Gen patch and urges support for Adlai Stevenson and John Sparkman at Cascade Park CIO picnic. Local labor leaders and union officials attend as George T. Barberio opens the event and Martin Kovach serves as MC.
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Dem
CIO
James B. Carey
Gen Patch
CLO
Cascade Park
Adlai Stevenson
John Sparkman
Ike-Nixon
United Steelworkers of America- Cio District 21
George T. Barberio
Lawrence County Industrial Union Council
Martin J. Kovach
Drees Takes Office as Netherlands Premier to End Deadlock
Dr. William Drees, a Socialist, ends nine weeks of stalemate by becoming premier of the Netherlands. His cabinet includes five Socialists, five Catholics, two Christians-Historicals, two anti revolutionaries, and one independent.
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INS
William Drees
Netherlands
Drees
D Day for 52 Aspirants for Miss America Crown
Atlantic City on September 2 reports the Miss America 1953 pageant with 52 contestants from Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, Canada and many states. The parade on the boardwalk attracts about 150000 spectators as finalists pose for photographers and reporters in bathing suits.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
New York City
Chicago
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Arizona
New Mexico
Washington
Bailey Crowned Derby Champion in Labor Day Race
Jerry Bailey a 15 year old New Castle high school sophomore won the seventh annual Optimist Club Orange Crate Derby on Labor Day morning defeating David Fitzgerald in the finals. Bailey swept all four races by one or two car lengths. Richard Caffro captured the consolation championship by beating Larry Barish in the B division finals. Crowd of about 3000 lined Taylor Street Hill for this historic event with fast times noted in the championship and close races in the consolation flight. Continued on Page Nine.
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Jerry Bailey
New Castle High School
Optimist Club
David Fitzgerald
Jerry
Frank Bailey
Walma
Richard Caffro
Francis Place
Larry Barbish
Taylor Street Hill
Miners Return To Work As Pact Talks Continue
About 475,000 United Mine Workers members end a 10 day memorial period and return to the pits. The strike had cut the coal stockpile to a 74 day supply while John L. Lewis presses for a new contract and a wage increase with higher royalty taxes for the union health and welfare fund. The union warns of a Sept 20 shutdown if no agreement is reached. Southern mines face a separate ten day later restart.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Tragedy Near Lima After Truck Plunge Off Highway
Ins reports describe a truck falling 1 200 feet from a highway near Chiclayo about 500 miles north of Lima. Two people were killed and seven injured. Dispatches locate the crash site three days after the accident.
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Lima
Peru
Chiclayo
Truman Attacks Supreme Court on Steel Seizure Ruling
President Truman, en route to Washington, denounced the Supreme Court ruling that upheld unconstitutionality of his steel mill seizure. He compared the decision to the Dred Scott ruling and vented in a Milwaukee Labor Day speech. He framed the court clash as a fight over presidential inherent powers.
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Truman
Washington
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Three Injured In Auto Crash Near Har lansburg
Three people were injured when a car sideswiped another on route 108 one mile north of Har lansburg at 6 15 p m on Labor Day. Robert Edmond of Beaver and Norwood McDade of Rochester Pa each sustained multiple injuries and were treated at Jameson Memorial hospital. David Ro Whitehouse of Rochester suffered a left arm laceration and was discharged after treatment. Clarence Deane Wierton of Rochester driven east and Edmond driven west collided on a curve according to state police.
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Harlansburg
Robert Edmond
Beaver
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Temple
Norwood McDade Rochester
David Ro Whitehouse
Rochester
Edmond
Clarence Deane Wierton
Margaret Truman Sails Home From Europe with Praise
Margaret Truman returns to New York after two months in Europe praising men, socialites, and Adlai Stevenson as a political hero. She defends her secret-service guards against Stockholm reports, calling them nice and unjustly accused.
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United Press Telephoto
New York
N. Y
Margaret Truman
United States
Secret Service
Cmns
Adlai Stevenson
Europe
Miss Truman
Stockhom
Death Record Notices and Addresses Listing
A 1952 death record notice lists multiple individuals with partial addresses and ages including Infant Joseph Michael Chmara 1614 Ashland Ave, Infant Centi 4245 Reynolds St, Ritter RD1 Wampum, Elizabeth Randall Patter son 710 Creton Ave, John L. Wilson 65 Pu laski, Anna F. McCullough Griffith 67 Lincoln Ave, Carrie L. Alley 78 Union Twp, Joseph Lambe TZ RD5, Alfred Hyde 11 North Cedar St, Ona Hoover Rhodes 39 Beaver Falls, Mrs John W. Dixon 607 State, Margaret Alice Kurtz 65 RD kL.
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Joseph Michael Chmara
Ashland Avenue
Centi
Reynolds Street
Ritter
Wampum
Elizabeth Randall Patterson
Creton Avenue
John L. Wilson
Pulaski
Vrs
Anna Fef. McCullough Griffith
Lincoln Avenue
Carrie L. Alley
Union Township
Joseph Lambe
Alfred ©. Hyde
North Cedar Street
Ona Hoover Rhodes
Beaver Falls
John W. Dixon
State Street
Eisenhower Launches Invasion of the Solid South
Gen. Eisenhower opened his southern campaign with a blistering Atlanta speech attacking Washington corruption. He vowed a wholesale cleanout of political bosses and peddlers of privilege, aligning with Stevenson on the “mess in Washington” and promising further attacks in Dixie.
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Eisenhower
Atlanta
Solid South
Washington
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
South
Dixie
Nixon Opens 1000 Mile New England Campaign Tour
Sen. Richard Nixon Republican vice presidential candidate starts a 1000 mile 80 speech tour of New England with Maine Connecticut and Massachusetts stops. He will speak at street corners in Skowhegan and Pittsfield and radio broadcast from Bangor city hall while visiting with Gov. Frederick Payne.
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Richard Nixon
Republian
New England
Nixon
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusettes
California
Skowhegan
Pittsfield
Bangor City Hall
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Frederick Payne
Summer winds down as Labor Day ends the season
The piece notes Labor Day signals the end of summer activities and vacations. It mentions fall pleasures like football starting, school resuming, and Valuation finished, with the lingering sun and warm days expected until frost. Summers fades as autumn begins.
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