Crash During Storm Returns To Korean Base
Six American Marine Panthers were lost in a storm near Taegu South Korea last week with all six pilots killed. The planes struck a 3000 foot mountain 25 miles east of Taegu as they attempted an emergency landing after poor weather diverted them from their base. Wreckage was scattered over hundreds of yards the crash likely occurred in follow the leader formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Far East Air Forces
Navy
Tokyo
1St Marine Air Wing
Taegu
South Korea
North Korea
United Nations
U.N
Weather in Southern California and Local Tales
Increasing high cloudiness tonight and Wednesday with mostly sunny days ahead. Local fog and low coastal clouds persist with little temperature change. highs near 95, lows around 57. Jimmy Cub predicts the sun will push into the 90s, perhaps three figures, while mountains stay cool and apples blush from cool nights. Barney Leest reports frosty Dutch nights. A light street scene ends with a joke about a nurse and a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Jimmy Cub
Jimmy
Barney Leest
Netherlands
St. Catherine’s Maternity Hospital
Upland Youth Fatally Shoots Father Over Car Request
Hubert Blake Jr a college sophomore told police he killed his father Robert Blake 52 a citrus grower with a .22 rifle after a quarrel over a new car. He described seeing his father brushing teeth then firing one shot in the orange grove before calling authorities. The mother was distraught as Young Blake, a Chaffey College student, fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
Hubert Blake Jr
Blake
Orange Grove
Lege
Robert Blake
Young Blake
Chaffey College
Ontario
University of Southern California
Soviets Keep Troops in South Manchuria Anew
Moscow reports that Soviet forces will remain in Port Arthur beyond 1952, with treaty talks focusing on a 30 year friendship pact and the Changchun railway transfer by December 31, 1952. China and Russia signaled continued collaboration and security while avoiding explicit discussion of Korea or aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Japan
Russia
Jha
Soviet Union
China
Agle
Jolly
Chinese People’s Republic
Changchun
Clue Sifts For Missing Girl In Genoa Case
Gray haired Mrs Olga Bulignandi checked a new clue in the search for her 20 year old daughter who disappeared in Genoa in 1949. Italian papers said the daughter now named Maria was found working as a housemaid in northern Italy and did not want to see her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Olga Bulignandi
Buffignandi
Hollywood
Genoa
Maria
Italy
Nixon Arrives In Ontario To Kick California Campaign
Republican vice presidential candidate Senator Richard M. Nixon lands in Ontario to launch his California bid. He will headline a West Coast train tour starting tomorrow night with a Pomona rally and plans speeches across Riverside Bakersfield Tulare Fresno Madera Merced Stockton Sacramento Marysville Chico Red Bluff and Redding for a nationwide radio and TV audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Richard M. Nixon
California
West Coast
Pomona
Nixon
Riverside
Bakersfield
Tulare
Fresno
Madera
Merced
Stockton
Sacramento
Marysville
Chico
Red Bluff
Redding
Insurgent Democrats Fight to Put Eisenhower on Texas Ballot
Insurgent Democrats went to court in Austin to defend their bid to place Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Texas Democratic party presidential nominee. Loyalists backed by Gov. Adlai Stevenson obtained a court order blocking the insurgents and requiring appearance to argue against the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
Texas Democratic Party
Adlai E. Stevenson
Reciar Party
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Dallas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Truman
Stevenson
Singer Pearl Bailey Attacked by Three Men in New Jersey Club
Night club singer Pearl Bailey canceled a Providence engagement after a beating at Bill Midler's Riviera in Ft Lee New Jersey. She suffered a concussion and cuts, with three unidentified men escaping in the lobby. Bailey called the assault a new low in humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee, N. J
Pearl Bailey
Bill Midler
Riviera
Miss Bailey
Ching Resigns as Mediation Chief. Cole Named Successor
Cyrus S. Ching resigned yesterday as federal mediation chief, effective September 30, and President Truman named David S. Cole of New Jersey to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ching
Washington
Cyrus
Truman
David S. Cole
New Jersey
Sabres With Secret Device Set New Record
United Nations Sabrejets scored a record September in air duels against MIG-15s with four confirmed shootdowns and 45 destroyed this month, aided by a new device described as a gadget by Air Force Secretary Finletter. Ground forces also set a seven month high, with 3,743 Communist casualties in the week ending September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabres
Seoul
United Nations
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Thomas Finletter
Hecht
Korea
Haeju
Eisenhower Scolds Truman Over Hog Price Debacle
On a Midwest whistle stop Eisenhower attacked the Truman administration over the hog price controversy between the Agriculture Department and the Office of Price Stabilization. He pledged a consistent GOP policy in foreign and domestic affairs while detailing losses farmers faced and recalling his early career in milling. The crowd in Albert Lea included 4,500 schoolchildren as Mamie Ike received flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cutter
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Agricultural Department
Office of Price Stabilization
Albert Lea
Minn
Midwest
Edward Thye
August H. Andresen
C. Elmer Anderson
Minnesota
Mamie
Sandra Skout
New York
Agriculture Department
Owatonna
Abilene
Kan
Northfield
Ike
Carleton College
AFL
Couple Found Dead In Las Vegas Honeymoon Penthouse
Authorities probed the mysterious deaths of Adrian Grodnick and Betty Baron, a New York man 19 and Los Angeles woman 24. They were found nude in a Las Vegas penthouse bed with gunshot wounds to the forehead and temple. A .32 revolver lay beside Grodnick. Officials suspected murder or suicide but offered no motive. the pair reportedly wed secretly in California, parents unaware of their elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Adrian Lionel Grodnick
Betty Baron
Grednick
Ralph Lamb
Population Now 157 269 000 Says Census Bureau
The population of the United States including armed forces overseas was 157,269,000 on August 1, according to the Census Bureau. The Aug 1 estimate rose 254,000 from July 1 and 2,674,000 from Aug 1, 1951, with total growth since the April 1, 1850 census at 6,137,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Lockheed Strike Meeting Arranged
Federal conciliator Harry C. Malcom set a meeting in Los Angeles today between Lockheed and AFL International Association of Machinists to settle a nine day strike that idled about 25 000 Lockheed workers at the Burbank plant and 13 000 Douglas Aircraft workers at El Segundo. Both sides seek a wage settlement as production of military aircraft including the AD5 Skyraider and F3D Skynight continues to be disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas el Segundo
Los Angeles
Lockheed
Harry C. Malcom
AFL International Association of Machinists
Buybank
Douglas Aircraft
Douglas
el Segundo
Korea
Donald W. Douglas
Santa Monica
TAM
Union
Prisoners Kill Deputy Marshal in Tucson Dentist Office
Two prisoners, Tommy W. Abbot and Arthur Eugene Fuller, overpowered a U S deputy marshal at a Tucson dentist visit, seized his gun, and killed him before recapture. Edmund L. Schweppe named as slain deputy. Abbot, 26, Ohio and Fuller, 27, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruloun Wurs
U.S
Marshall
Tucson
Edmund L. Schweppe
Tommy W. Abbot
Ohio
Arthur Eugene Fuller
Illinois
MacArthur boosters briefly detained by Denver police
Three supporters of Gerald L. K. Smith's Christian Nationalist party circling a petition to place Gen Douglas MacArthur on the Colorado ballot were warned and briefly taken to police HQ. The trio Don Lohbeck Elizabeth Arkele and another were later found back at the corner campaigning claiming 500 notarized signatures needed for state qualification. They stated plans for a 17 state qualification and 12 state write in campaigns with MacArthur as presidential candidate and Jack Tenney as running mate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
MacArthur
Gerald L. K. Smith
Christian Nationalist Party
Douglas MacArthur
Colorado
Don Lohbeck
St. Louis
Elizabeth P. Arkele
Lohbeck
Jack Tenney
Los Angeles
Candidates by United Press Today
Eisenhower tours Minnesota from Albert Lea to St. Paul with a New York AFL speech tomorrow. Nixon departs Denver for Ely Nevada and California stops before overnight in Riverside. Stevenson works on an Eastern swing from Springfield starting Thursday. Sparkman leaves Washington for Delaware campaigning stops and rallies ending back in Washington tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Eisenhower
Albert Lea
Minn
Minnesota
Owatonna
Faribault
Northfield
St. Paul
New York
Nixon
Denver
Ely
Nev
California
Riverside
Cal
Stevenson
Springfield
Sparkman
Washington
Bridgeville
Del
Delaware
Seaford
Laurel
Georgetown
Milford
Dover
Middletown
Wilmington
Typhoon Strikes Wake Island Hitting 138 MPH Winds
Wake Island fled to trenches and grounded aircraft as a 138 mile per hour typhoon devastated 9 percent of facilities and cut all communications for eight hours. Evacuation planes were held until sunrise as Pan American and military installations suffered major damage. Navy and Pan American staff prepared aid consignments from Kwajalein and Agana while workers used disaster plans to limit casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Island
mid-Pacific
Navy
Pan American World Airways
Honolulu
Tokyo
Kwajalein Island
Pan American
G. F. Maxwell
San Francisco
U. S
Guam
Philippines
Pacific Islands
Ko-rean
Kwajalein
Agana
Gulam
Marshall Islands
Third Red Spy Ring Broken Up
In Pusan South Korea police said they broke up a third Communist spy ring directed by North Korean Major General Pai Chun. Forty four South Korean spies have been arrested since August thirty including a ring of seventeen men on August thirtieth and seventeen women later. Ten more spies were arrested in a raid on Wednesday. The ring leader and another spy were killed. commands originated from Pai Chan in a northern Korea headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusan
Pai Chun
United Nations 8Th Army
Pai Chan
Korea
Baseball Scores National League recap Chicago vs New York
The box score shows Chicago 114 0 1922 9 100 versus New York 000 000 006 3 2. Pitchers Hacker and Chili, Harshman, Corwin, Kennedy, Picone, and Westrum for Chicago. Katt pitched 4 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Hacker
Chili
Harshman
Corwin
Kennedy
Picone
Westrum
Katt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiny
Mountain Top
Marine Corps
South
Singer
Sinrai Island
Sinanju
Alfonso R. Pena
Walter G. Savage
Richard J. Condrick
Redlands
Calif
Sth Army
Peiping
Midwestern
Moline
Ill
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mietes
Arthur Boosters
Pacific Island
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!