Missing nurse found safe after 13 days in Smoky Mountains
Evangeline Lorimer, 21, a Cincinnati nurse, returned to civilization after 13 days in the Great Smoky Mountains. She floated a vague account of hiding in the park, said she fasted, slept outdoors, and lost about 18 pounds. Max Ogle spotted her near Chilhowell Mountain. she planned to return to work next Monday. She was taken to Broady Hospital for observation.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Max Ogle
Evangeline Lorimer
Chilhowell Mountain
Evangeline
Cincinnati
Jewish Hospital
W. H. Lorimer
E. Mohave
Miss Lorimor
Miss
Lorimer
Rustic Cade’s Cove
Hannah Mountain
Bunker Hill
Abram’s Creek
Ogle
Hot Days Cool Nights Predicted in Valley
The Weather Bureau forecasts temperatures in the valley reaching up to 107 and 108 degrees Sunday and Monday. Nights will remain cool through next Wednesday as dry air from the northwest lowers temperatures after sunset. Today's high around 101 with a low near 68 tomorrow morning. Yesterday ranged 100 to 68 downtown and 101 to 66 at Sky Harbor. Flags and Bryce Canyon tied for coolest at 35, while Presidio, Texas hit 115.
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United States Weather Bureau
Sky Harbor
Flagstaff
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Presidio
Texas
Army Reservists To Be Released In Far East Command
The Far East Command announced that all U S Army enlisted reservists there except critical specialists will be released and en route home before November 30 after voluntary entry from inactive and volunteer reserve ranks.
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Tokyo
Far East
Noted Figures Comment On Korea Crisis
Warren R. Austin, U.S. UN delegate in Cambridge, lauds 53 nations for a free voluntary response to Korean aggression as a sign of human will to endure. Hedda Masseing in New York predicts Communist actions will shift underground.
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International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Warren R. Austin
U.S
U.N
Korea
New York
Hedda Massing
Gerhardt Eisler
Plane With 40 Aboard Lost Near Liberia
Pan American Constellation carrying 31 passengers and nine crew vanished over West Africa on a Johannesburg to New York flight. Overdue 10 hours after leaving Accra, search by French planes and other craft spread over land and sea. Pilot hailed from Huntington Station New York crew mainly from New York area. Rescue bases at Port Lyautey and Tripoli noted.
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Dakar
French West Africa
Pan American World Airways
Johannesburg
New York City
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Liberia
Accra
Gold Coast
PAN American
New York
Frank J. Crawford
Huntington Station
U. S
Port Lyautey
French
Morocco
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Truman invites better plan for national health insurance
President Truman spoke at the National Institutes of Health clinical center cornerstone ceremony in Bethesda narrating his push for universal medical care funding. He said he would back a superior proposal if it enables all Americans to pay for needed care, while condemning totalitarian regimes and urging faster public health expansion.
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Bethesda, Md
Truman
National Institutes of Health Clinical Center
Washington
Congress
American Medical Association
Public
Senate
Baseball Games Today and Tonight in the National League and AL
Date not specified. In the NL the New York team led 6 to 0 before Chicago tied the game at 6. Pitchers Maglie Westrum Spencer Klippstein McLish Edwards are listed. National League games include Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with night starts. American League features St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston Cleveland at New York with night starts.
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NEW York
Chicago
Maglie
Westrum
Spencer
Klippstein
McLish
Edwards
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Somerton Girl Leads National FHA President
Dorothy Lee of Somerton, a Yuma Union High School sophomore, has been elected national president of the Future Homemakers of America. She heads a 312,000 member organization across 48 states, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii, at the Estes Park leadership conference. The rotation of regions means Arizona may not see another national president for 48 years. Dorothy returns with 13 delegates and state supervisor Eva Scully, with a reception planned at Union Station.
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Yuma
Miss Lee
Courtney Gray Lee
Estes Park
Colo
FHA
Arizona
Dorothy
Union Station
Eva Scully
Arizona Faces Loss of Federal Road Funds Threat
Gov. Howard Pyle disclosed that the Federal Bureau of Public Roads declared Arizona out of conformity with highway aid rules and threatened to cut federal funds. The issue centers on a 90 day state office requirement for contractors bidding on state highway jobs and could impact about 6 million dollars yearly in federal money. Pyle plans to present the matter to the legislature, possibly via amending his special session call.
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Arizona
Herb Nelson
Howard Pyle
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Glivaliclis
Highway Commission
Pyle
Federal Bureau
Two Red Jets Downed In Korean Air War Renewal
U S fighters report two MiG-15s shot down and three damaged in two air battles over northwest Korea boosting the six day tally to 29 enemy planes. United Nations air and ground units bombed four Communist fields and probed near Kumchon Pyongyang as Chinese troops contested hills south of Pyongyang.
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Tokyo
U. S
Korea
U.S
Fifth Air Force
Yalu River
Manchuria
Red Air Force
United Nations
Kumchon
Pyongyang
U.N
Iron Triangle
Pyonggang
Eighth Army
Sea of Japan
Edward Almond
10Th Corps
South Korea
Kaesong
Manchurian
Senate subpoenas Florida Governor Warren for Washington hearing
The senate crime committee ordered Gov. Fuller Warren of Florida to be subpoenaed for a Washington hearing opening July 9. The state department said Russia has been exploiting the Iran Britain oil nationalization dispute to maneuver Iran behind the Iron Curtain. De Gaulle warned Russia seeks to draw Western forces into Asia and urged Europe as the main theater. BLS reported wholesale prices fell one tenth of 1 percent for a third week, index at 181.6 percent of 1926 level.
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Senate Crime Committee
Fuller Warren
Florida
Washington
State Department
Russia
Iran
Britain
Charles de Gaulle
Asia
Europe
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Markets At A Glance Weathered by Mixed Edges
New York stocks lower amid uneven trading as wheat and oats display mixed moves. Prices show declines from 15 to 50 cents on oats while wheat steadies. cattle markets remain steady to weak with broad volatility.
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New York
Kansas
Bi Hollywood 4 ogy rothy Dix 3 3 He a
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief with scattered proper names and numbers. The readable bits include personal names and a possible location but lack a clear event or outcome to summarize.
Ex Prisoner Of Chinese Comes Home
Marine Cpl. Theodore R. Wheeler returns to Phoenix after six months as a Korean War prisoner. He describes exposure to propaganda and hunger while detailing a convoy attack near Chosin Reservoir on November 30. Wheeler vows to resist communism and reunites with wife and two daughters.
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Jay Brashear
Joe Stalin
China
Cpl
Theodore R. Wheeler
N. 20Th St
Wheeler
Phoenix Gazette
Chosin Reservoir
Phillips Suffers Lip Cut in Capitol Fight
In Washington on June 22 Rep John Phillips R Calif was cut lip after a fist fight with Rep Clarence Cannon D Mo during a house corridor dispute over committee procedure. Phillips was treated by Capitol physician Dr George Calver and sent home while Cannon returned to the floor unmarked per eyewitness Rep John Taber R N Y.
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Washington
John Phillips
Calif
Clarence Cannon
Cannon
Phillips
House Appropriations Committee
George Calver
Capitol
John Taber
N. Y
Taber
House Approves Largest Tax Bill by 233 to 160 Vote
Washington June 22 The House approved a 7.2 billion dollar tax increase in the largest proposed in U S history. The vote was 233 to 160 and the bill moves to the Senate where hearings are planned next week. A Republican motion to return it to ways and means was rejected 220 to 171.
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Washington
House
U. S
Senate
Finance Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Oil firm warns Iran of possible Abadan refinery shutdown
The Anglo-Iranian Oil Co warned the Iranian government that its Abadan refineries, the world's largest, may shut down due to mass resignations by British technicians. The move follows a seven day ultimatum for non Iranian staff to decide whether to continue with the government controlled Iranian National Oil Co.
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Tehran
Iran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Abadan
Iranian National Oil Co
State Hospital Workers Join Union of CI0
The CIO announced it has signed up well over 100 attendants at Arizona State Hospital, seeking bargaining rights to forestall July pay cuts after legislators reduced next year’s budget by 54 000. Dr Bruce Hart criticized pressure tactics but did not detail them. McNamara planned to address the hospital board and said nurses were not yet targeted.
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CIO
Arizona State Hospital
Civic and Government Workers Organizing Committee
H. L. McNamara
National Cio
McNamara
Pyle
Bruce Hart
Howard Pyle
Hart
Kimball Drug Firm Accused Of Substandard Supplies
In Maricopa County California drug firm Kimball Drug Company faced claims that some drugs provided to the county hospital did not meet specifications. Crest Laboratories and the John Tyler Publishing Co. produced labels used on these products. Crest obtained a writ to seize Kimball assets to cover a 6300.24 dollar claim. Also noted, police recovered a 1951 Studebaker reported stolen and later found with matching plates on a earlier model.
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Maricopa County
Kimball Drug Company
Frank Haze Burch
California
Kimball
Horace W. Kimball
Burch
Crest Laboratories
Phoenix
John Tyler Printing and Publishing Company
Central Drug Company
Indian School and
Central
Harry J. Ellen
Burbank
Calif
Kimball Wholesale Drug Company
Coast Concern
Kimball Concern
John C. Calhoun
S. First St
Studebaker
E. van Buren
Washington
Jefferson
van Buren
Arizona
Studebaker Kimball
Stewart Motor Company
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United Press
Bi Hollywood
Ogyrothy Dix
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