Truman Urges End to Steel Strike Through Negotiated Settlement
President Truman called for an immediate bargaining based settlement to end a 48 day steel shutdown harming the mobilization and civilian economy. He blamed steel management for spurning offers and urged Congress to back a new seiz ure law while stressing the need to resume production.
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Washington
Truman
CIO
Congress
Girl Wed After 11 Year Polio Battle
In Richmond Indiana Miss Jo Ann Clark now 22 married Lowell B Carver 26 a factory worker in the First Christian Church. She contracted infantile paralysis at age 10 and spent seven years bedridden undergoing 15 operations including treatment at the Warm Springs polio hospital three times.
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Richmond
Ind
Jo Ann Clark
Lowell B. Carver
First Christian Church
Polio
Warm Springs
El Toro Crash Kills 2 Fliers
Two Air Force pilots died when a T 33 trainer crashed during an attempted landing at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station in Orange County. Capt. Jack Little of Corona del Mar and Capt. Lloyd Babcock of Laguna Beach were on routine flight from Webb AFB, Texas. The crash occurred in overcast conditions as the pilot tried a go around. both were killed instantly.
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Orange County Air Force
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Air Force
Jack Little
Corona del Mar
Lloyd Babcock
Laguna Beach
Webb Air Force Base
Big Springs
Texas
el Toro
Capt. Little
R. C. Little
Emerald Bay
Bessie
Big Spring
Capt. Babcock
Roscoe Babcock
Marzianita Dr
Vessels Collide Killing Four and Rescuing Eighteen
Ensenada II and Gloria H. collided 240 miles south of Ensenada near San Martin Island in heavy fog. Four crew members died and 18 survivors, including a Catholic priest and four nuns, were rescued by the Ensenada II and taken to Cedros Island after the Gloria H. sank.
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Mex
Here
San Martin Island
Cedros Island
Obituaries and notices from area pages
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Public Forum
Southland
Werten
Petite Bandit Robs Ocean Boulevard Theater
A petite woman fled on foot after simulating a gun in a knitting bag during a 10 PM robbery at the West Coast Theater on 330 East Ocean Boulevard. She escaped with about 100 pounds of receipts from 9 to 10 PM, aided by a presumed male accomplice. The cashier, Miss Betty Courim, 20, described her as 1385 to 40 with dark brown hair under a bright scarf and a light tan short coat.
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E. Ocean Blvd
Betty Courim
W. Louise St
Ohio Makes Wide GOP Peace Move
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee asks General Dwight D. Eisenhower Senator Richard Nixon and Arthur Summerfield to deliver major speeches in Ohio. Summerfield and Nixon plan to speak at the Columbus convention on July 31. Eisenhower would give one of his principal Ohio speeches. The move is disclosed by the GOP National Committee in telegrams between Ray Bliss and Summerfield.
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Washington
Ohio
Republican State Central Committee
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Arthur M. Summerfield
Summerfield
Nixon
California
Columbus
Robert A. Tait
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
GOP
Bliss
America
Congress
Governor and Wife Return to Sacramento
Governor Earl Warren and his wife returned from the Chicago Republican Convention and planned a brief stay in Sacramento to clear desk work before flying to Southern California for a vacation with their three daughters.
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San Francisco
Earl Warren
Chicago
Capitol
California
Warren
Four year old stuck lolly in tongue prompt police aid
Four year old Danny Tyler bought a frozen ice lolly and could not remove it as the ice block stuck to his tongue. A woman and the ice cream man helped, police were called, and an ambulance took Danny to hospital where hot water pried the lolly loose.
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London
Danny Tyler
Danny
Sov
Power Plant Bombed Again in North Korea Front
Navy carrier aircraft attacked a North Korean power plant near Chosen as repair crews worked on facilities damaged in the June 23 bombing. Corsair and Skyraider pilots faced heavy anti aircraft fire yet scattered workers and wrecked large transformers amid thick fog. On the central front UN troops, supported by tanks, pressed three attempts to retake a hill lost Friday, nearing the peak twice before heavy artillery halted progress. A Chinese Communist battalion reportedly held the hill after a night of fierce fighting.
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Seoul
Navy
Chosen
North Korea
Corsair
Skyraider
Princeton
Bon Homme Richard
United Nations
U. N
Reds
Morning Overcast Gives Way to Afternoon Sunshine
The forecast calls for an overcast morning and a sunny afternoon with little temperature change. Yesterday ranged from 59 to 79 degrees as winds shift from light variable to west-southwest at 12 to 17 mph in the afternoon.
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Weather Bureau
Fifty Man Search for Lost Boy in Woods
A four year old boy named Ernie Lefler disappeared from a forest camp near Lost Lake. A fifty man search party has been organized to comb the woods after he separated from his brothers during a hike from camp toward a store twenty miles northwest of Slammath Falls Oregon.
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Slamath Falls
Ure
Ernie Lefler
Lost Lake
Oregon City
Mass lobotomies used in West Virginia mental care drive
Huntington State Hospital and four state facilities launched sixteen transorbital lobotomies led by Dr. Walter Freeman in a mass surgery plan for insanity. About 200 operations are planned by Aug. 7 with consent from guardians and limited reports of improvement and risk, including one death.
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Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Walter A. Freeman
Washington
Huntington State Hospital
Freeman
Huntington State
Board of Control
Dr. Freeman
Hiram W. Davis
Democratic National Convention Opens Monday Session Schedule
Chicago July 19 official program lists Monday sessions in Long Beach time with Call to order by Frank E. McKinney Invocation by Cardinal Stritch welcome by Mayor Martin H. Kennedy and readings by Dorothy Vredenburgh Morning addresses include Governor Adlai Stevenson Senator Paul H. Douglas and others. Evening session features Sen Theodore Francis Green invocation by J Ralph Magee and keynote by Gov Paul A. Dever.
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Chicago
Long Beach
Frank E. McKinney
Democratic National Committee
Samuel
Cardinal Stritch
Martin H. Kennedy
Dorothy Vredenburgh
National Committee
McKinney
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Party Rivalries Ignite Bid for Democratic Nominations
Chicago July 19 AP Deliberate maneuvering marked the Democratic race for the presidential nomination as Harriman and Barkley vie for delegates and possible White House support. Contested Dixie seating threatens unity with anti Truman delegations from Mississippi and Texas prompting a floor showdown. Western and midwestern state leaders plan meetings to coordinate backing while Stevenson remains a drafting possibility amid uncertain pledges.
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Union Station
Chicago
Estes Kefauver
Truman
Averell Harriman
Barkley
White House
Harriman
Dixie
Democratic National Committee
Mississippi
Texas
Les
Marriman
Warriman
Mutual Security
Missouri
South
Russell
Jake Mere
Iowa State Central Committee
Iowa
Palmer House
Loyalty pledge sought at Democratic convention opposition rally
Averell Harriman campaign managers demand that every Democratic convention delegate pledge loyalty to the convention choices for President and Vice President. Senator Kefauver urged rule changes to bar disputed delegates from voting on seating. The party already seated disputed anti Tru man delegates from Texas and Mississippi on a temporary basis.
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Chicago
Averell Harriman
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York
Harriman
Kefauver
Sen
Tennessee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic National Committee
Texas
Mississippi
Radio and TV Networks Prepare Full Convention Coverage
National networks plan extensive Democratic convention coverage from Chicago with live floor scenes from 8:30 tomorrow. Local stations KNBH KECA KTLA KNXT will televise daytime and nighttime sessions, with key speeches by Gov. Dever and panels including Barkley Harriman Kefauver Russell.
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National Broadcasting Co
KNBH
Los Angeles
KECA
KTLA
KNXT
KILA
Tne
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
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