Evangeline Lorimer recounts 13 days lost in Smoky Mountains
Evangeline Lorimer tells how she wandered without food for 13 days in the Great Smoky Mountains after taking a wrong trail. She describes cold, hunger, dreams of cabins, and the moment she encountered a hiker, Max Ogle, who guided her to civilization confirming she was out of the woods.
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Evangeline Lorimer
Great Smoky Mountains
Julian Granger
United Press
Evangeline Lorimor
Sevierville
Tenn
March
Seattle
Rangers
Father
Arizona
Max Ogle
Evangeline Concluded From Page One In Missing Girl Case
W H Lorimer 56, Seattle evangelist affiliated, searched Cade's Cove for his daughter Evangeline who vanished from a park campsite leaving no money or food. Her coat hung from a tree and nurse shoe impressions pointed toward Highway 129 as investigators speculated she left of her own accord. Lorimer refused to quit the search while staying near Cade's Cove.
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Park
W. H. Lorimer
Seattle
Wash
Lorimer
Cade’s Cove
Yankee Stadium turf and crews in the spotlight
The article details Yankee Stadium operations over four days, noting 1400 staff on capacity days, a grass consultant, 46 rest rooms, 37 concession stands, and multiple scoreboards. It describes a nylon infield cover crew of 36, water well use, 57 ticket sellers, 57 ticket takers, 386 ushers, and a large aftergame cleanup.
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Yankee Stadium
Yankee Club
New York State
Dorothy Lee Named Future Homemakers of America Leader
Dorothy Lee of Somerton and Yuma area wins Colorado FHA conference nomination for Future Homemakers of America presidency. Letter of recommendation from Dorothea Wyman cites Dorothy's people skills, leadership as class president, state vice president, and active FHA and 4-H involvement. She completed five years of home economics, participated in World Christmas Festival planning, National FHA Week, and county fairs and serves in the Methodist Church.
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Dorothy
Yuma
Methodist Church
Somerton
Ickes Blasts Congress Over Ethics in Hearings Debate
Harold L. Ickes told a Senate labor subcommittee that Congress deserves the sharpest criticism for ethical lapses as hearings consider a code of ethics for government workers. He faulted lawmakers for sensational headlines and smearing, and referenced General MacArthur amid calls for unity and better governance during the Korean War era.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Congress
Douglas MacArthur
Secretary of Interior
Senate Labor
Ickes
Truman
MacArthur
Korea
Eire Censors Delete 152 Films and Reject 12
Eire's film censorship board announced it deleted 152 films and rejected 12 as unsuitable for release. The agency cited offensive content and legal concerns, signaling a broad review of catalog entries and future guidelines for screening.
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Eire
Errol Flynn Cited Blames Secretary for Ticket
Errol Flynn was cited for running a traffic signal and lacking a driver license in Long Beach. A warrant was issued for Flynn after he failed to answer by June 15. his secretary, not Flynn, was said to have misplaced the ticket. Bail set at 61 dollars, to be posted by Flynn’s agent Arthur Park.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Long Beach
Calif
Martin de Vries
Flynn
Arthur Park
de Vries
Park
Reds Mark Anniversary of German Invasion
Moscow reports mark the tenth anniversary of the German invasion with Soviet press accusing American and British imperialists of urging Hitler to attack the Soviet Union and financing the German war machine.
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Moscow
Russia
Hitler
Hospital Attendants Push Union Bargaining Role
The group near the hospital grounds mobilized after a pay cut announcement. McNamara outlined two paths to union bargaining rights: a vote by attendants or comparing card-carrying attendants to the payroll. He planned to ask the hospital board to recognize the union as bargaining agent for a contract on wages hours and conditions.
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McNamara
Sweden plans big new electrolytic alkali plant at Bonhus
Sweden greenlights a major electrolytic-alkali facility to be built at Bonhus. The project aims to expand industrial output, create jobs, and boost local energy use with modern chemical production technology.
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Sweden
Bonhus
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