Two MIG Fighters Attack U S Patrol Plane Over Yellow Sea
Navy reports a Martin Mariner on routine patrol west of Korea engaged two Chinese built MiG-15 fighters in a running fight over the Yellow Sea. Two crew were killed and two wounded. the plane limped to Korea before heading to Iwakuni Japan. The pilot was Lt. E. E. Bartlett of George West Texas.
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Washington
Navy
Yellow Sea
Korea
Iwakuni
Japan
Tokyo
Siberian
Korean Peninsula
U.S
E. E. Bartlett
George West
Tex
Shantung Peninsula
Dairen-Port Arthur
Manchuria
Shantung
Red Interference Feared in Korea Presidential Vote
In Pusan police and troops were alerted for possible Communist guerrilla disruption of Korea's first popular presidential and vice presidential election. Officials cited reports of orders to disrupt the vote and estimated 90 percent of 8,218,000 eligible voters would ballot. Counting to begin Thursday with full returns expected by Friday.
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Pusan
Korea
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Rhee
Cho Bong Am
Hugh Cynn
U. S
Lee Si Yung
Lee Bum Suk
Assembly
Liberal
Lee
Kim Tai Sun
Staal Paign
Kim
Clarence Ryee
Office of Public Information
Order Returns To Violence Torn Jail In Montreal
Montreal's Bordeaux jail returns to normal after weekend riots as about 500 prisoners largely recaptured. Cell doors repaired with extra locks, while on the loose they sparked dozens of skirmishes with police and guards leaving at least a dozen injured.
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Montreal
Bordeaux
Flying saucer reports discounted by general and professor
Washington observers kept buzzing over flying saucers as Maj. Gen. Roger M. Ramey declared the reports not material while Dr. Jessie Sprowls blamed hallucination. The Air Force has tracked saucers since 1947 and noted about 20 percent remain unexplained.
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Washington
Edward B. Lewis
Union Methodist Church
Roger M. Ramey
Air Force
Jessie Sprowls
University of Maryland
Gen. Ramey
Washington National
Alaska
Ramey
He! J
Sprowls
WGAY
Silver Spring
Poles Seize Ship Captain Then Sail to Sweden
Two Polish fishermen overpowered the ship captain of a Polish trawler near Karlskrona Sweden and sailed toward Sweden with the vessel. Coast Guardsmen boarded the grounded trawler to investigate and found the three crew badly cut and bruised. The attackers aged 26 and 30 claimed political refugee status after overpowering the skipper who refused to take them to Sweden.
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Karlskrona
Sweden
124 Casualties Identified in Korea Battle Toll
Washington Defense Department releases list No. 619 detailing 124 battle casualties in Korea with 11 killed 96 wounded one missing and 16 injured. The report updates ongoing losses in the conflict.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Dictatorial Powers Voted For Mossadegh
Iran’s Majlis enacts six month dictatorial powers for Premier Mossadegh by an overwhelming vote to push through his crisis program. The measure allows decree governance while parliamentary review occurs. The move follows oil nationalization and economic strain.
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Teheran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Senate
Majlis
Gholam Bussein Mossadegh
United States
State Department
Bakhtiar Emroos
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahevi
Mossadegh
Shah
Ashraf
Ike's Son in Korea Says He Is Very Happy Where He Is
John Eisenhower, son of the Republican nominee, serving in Korea with the US Third Division, says he is happy with his post and notes there is more war than people realize. He says he supported his father's nomination but doubts he will vote in November.
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U. S
Korea
John Eisenhower
Sis
Eisenhower
1Sth
Fort Lewis
Wash
Horrors Of Dixie Disaster Told by Woman
A Waco hospital witness recalls the Temple Highway crash where fuel tanks exploded, killing a Mexican girl and her parents. Dora Daniels Jr. credits a Black soldier for saving her and a child as others fled amid burning wreckage and screams.
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Dixie
Waco
Dora Daniels, Jr
Temple Highway
Providence Hospital
Matagazamoucho
San Antonio
Mexico
Bus Crash Near Waco Kills 28 to 33 Servicemen
Twenty four passengers were hospitalized after two Greyhound buses collided on Highway 81 seven miles south of Waco Texas at dawn. Both drivers were killed and the wreckage burned fiercely. Many victims were servicemen returning from weekend leaves. The total death toll varied as funeral homes revised counts from 34 to 28.
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Waco
Tex
Greyhound
Here
Dallas
Austin
Brownsville
Texas
M. D. Herring
Billy Malone
Jesse Gunterman
Herring
Baylor University
Round Rock
Lone Star State
Alamo
Showers Fail to Ease Severe U S Drought So Far
Scattered light showers hit drought stricken regions in the South and East as New England awaits predicted rain. Officials say losses could exceed a billion dollars with only a few states reporting tens of millions in damage. Disaster areas designated in Maine Massachusetts and several Southern states.
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Associated Press
United States
New England
Weather Bureau
Agriculture Commissioner
Massachusetts
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maine
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Heavy rains soak parts of Wisconsin on Sunday
A low pressure system moved east across Wisconsin bringing heavy rain from Sunday into Sunday night. Cities recorded high totals including Milwaukee 12.23 inches and Janesville 4.02 inches with temperatures mainly in the 70s and 80s in the south, 50s near Lake Superior, and lows ranging from 45 to 67 across the state.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Janesville
Lake Geneva
Milwaukee
Park Falls
Superior
Kenosha
Wausau
Mepomonie
Hillsboro
Darlington
Lake Superior
Grantsburg
Menomonie
Madison
Losses Mount In Ottawa Library Fire
A two alarm blaze at the Parliamentary Library in Ottawa was brought under control with heavy water damage. Thousands of valuable books and documents were stored there, and the floor ran three inches deep in water after the sprinkler system activated. Officials estimated damage in the thousands of dollars. The blaze reportedly started from a short circuit.
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Ottawa
Parliamentary
U S Second Division repels China charge on Old Baldy hill
U S Second Division soldiers repelled a Chinese attack on Old Baldy Hill near the Western Front, killing about 20 to 25 Reds. Gen James A Van Fleet praised A and C Companies of the 23rd Regiment for recapturing Old Baldy after eight hours of combat in mud and moonlight, with only minor American losses.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Old Baldy Hill
U. S. Eighth Army
Old Baldy
Eighth Army
James A. van Fleet
23Rd
U.S
van Fleet
Red Front
Munsan
U. N. Andi
Uranium Claim-Staking Rush Opens in Northern Saskatchewan
Regina reports the first major uranium claim-staking rush of the atomic age. About 500 claims were opened, drawing seasoned prospectors and new fortune seekers to the Beaver lodge area, 690 miles northeast, as Mining Minister J H Brockelbank notes the sites were idle before today.
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Regina
Sask
Northern
Saskatchewan
Wilds
Beavers Lodge
Here
J. H. Brockelbank
Northland
Brockelbank
Weather Summary for Wisconsin Minnesota Regions
Clearing and cooler tonight with Tuesday fair and warmer readings. North highs 45 to 50 tonight, 70 to 75 Tuesday. south 50 to 55 tonight, 82 possible Tuesday. Minnesota notes: clearing and cooler tonight, warmer Tuesday. lows 45 to 52, highs in 60s to low 70s, as reported by Northwestern Observations.
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Wisconsin
Lsouth
Minnesota
Seek to End Rail Dispute In New York
A threatened strike on New York Central lines from New York City east to Buffalo looms as union and company officials meet in New York City to resolve a two year labor dispute over working rules and grievances. Cleveland talks follow as a backup, with potential to halt all Central trains in New York State.
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New York
New York Central
Buffalo
Lawrence W. Horning
Jin
Cleveland
New York State
Central
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Engineers
Tragedy on Torch Lake Claims Two Lives
On Torch Lake Michigan former Cincinnati mayor Albert D Cash and GM executive Gerald Haley died when their 16 foot boat capsized. Four others including Prof Roy McDuffy and Joseph A Lambert survived after hours in cold water. Haley could not swim and was not recovered Sunday.
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Bellaire
Mich
Cincinnati
General Motors
Torch Lake
Albert D. Cash
Gerald Haley
Chevrolet
Cash
Haley
Roy MccDuffy
University of Cincinnati
Joseph A. Lambert
Hales
Arnold W. Lenz
Pontiac
Charles P. Cuihane
A.M. Jones
United Motor Service Division
Oregon
Four New Polio Cases Reported in Milwaukee
Four new polio cases in the Milwaukee metropolitan area were reported today, bringing the city total to 29 for the year. One death this year. Nonresident cases total 20 with no deaths, compared with 41 cases and five deaths last year.
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Milwaukee
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Midwest
Lawrence
Kantae
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Lake
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