Third Man in Crash Near Waterloo Dies
Waterloo scene reports Holand Brown 70 of North Bloomfield died from crash injuries after a head on collision between two cars near Waterloo Seneca Falls. Three men died in the smashup, Lowy Sage 43 and Howard Rath 95 Honeoye Falls also killed. Four injured expected to recover from the wreck.
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First Atom Bomb Crater to Be Shown on Tour
The nations first atomic bomb crater will open for a guided tour on Sept. 6 near Alamogordo New Mexico. The site marks the July 16 1945 dawn explosion that created the crater and twisted remnants of the steel tower remain. A roof protected section of fused desert sand may be viewed by visitors.
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Alamogordo
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Reluctant American POWs Arrive Near Kaesong
Reported by G A Brooklyn soldier that Communists began moving a group of wary American prisoners to Kaesong as the prisoner exchange unfolds. The five nation commission will custody these men while truce officials decide next steps. Also mentions 22 Americans and one other slated for transfer after exchanges are completed.
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Kaesong
Anchon
Korea
Denver building scarred by six fires in six days
A sprawling string of six fires struck a Denver apartment building at 1205 E 13th Ave over six days. Fire crews faced an escalating challenge as alarms tested investigations and the community watched for a pattern. Authorities named Fire Chief Mur san as they pursued leads across the incident series.
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Old Treaty Brought Out By Haymes
Lawyers for Dick Haymes produced a dust covered treaty between the United States and Argentina argued to protect him from deportation. The 98 year old document, never abrogated, speaks of friendship commerce and navigation and grants equal rights to citizens of both nations. The government contends Haymes waived U S citizenship when seeking WWII draft exemption and faces deportation. Judge Hall set a hearing date and suggested delay in resuming deportation proceedings while constitutional questions are considered.
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Immigration Service
Repatriation drives amid Korean War POW release
POWs held by Communists say those wanting repatriation will be sent back when the operation ends. Col Friedersdorff notes both sides can repatriate all who wish within 60 days after armistice. About 2,567 Americans have been freed in Big Switch operations. many prisoners report harsh treatment and indoctrination but stress reunions with soldiers and hope for broader repatriation.
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Kaesonz
Peace Conference Site Favored by South Korea
South Korea urged San Francisco or Honolulu as the site for the Korean peace conference with other options like Rio de Janeiro considered. The United Nations plan calls for a UN side comprising member nations that sent troops to Korea, with Red China and North Korea and the Soviet Union on the Communist side. The exact date remains unset, though a conference is expected before October 28, and the U S State Department will consult the 15 nations that contributed troops to Korea to determine seating.
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Stockholm
Sweden
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Sergeant Reals Home After War Prison Release
Sgt. Reals returns from Communist prison camps after years of service beginning in 1939. His wife Irene and neighbors celebrate as family news spreads. Friends relay his Bronze Star bravery in Tunisia and an Oak Leaf Cluster, with Donnie, aged four, greeting news of his father’s birth-day homecoming.
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Yonkers union gatekeeper linked to race track shooting
Police believed a Yonkers racketeer, a so called trouble shooter, sought to shield an operator tied to Yonkers Raceway. The Bronx man James Lynch, 32, told police details amid a fatal exchange as a sedan sped from the scene. Detectives pursued a getaway narrative amid fears reported by Ridgefield residents.
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James Lynch
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Donnelly Threatens State Mediation Over Southwest Strike
Donnelly said he would urge the state Board of Mediation to meet and propose a solution if two parties fail to settle by tomorrow night, as federal conciliators are sought to end the six state strike. He called the situation intolerable and demanded immediate action amid widespread negotiations, including CWA talks with Bell System covering about 130000 workers seeking pay boosts of 21 to 3 a week. Accidents in Indiana cities are reported as 000 workers are involved, with several plant actions and a Baltimore union vote accepting a contract offer amid broader industry labor unrest.
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Sleeper Bombed With Meton in Virginia Front Window
Mizz Joseph Danner reported a stove or metallic object bombed into the front window of her house in EIGYMOND Virginia during the early morning hours. The device landed on the bed where Lola was sleeping, causing alarm but no clear injuries. Police are investigating the incident as a possible attempted bombing.
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Gas Stove Blast Kills Boy in Parents' Home
A five year old boy died today from burns received in a gas stove explosion at his parents' residence. The incident occurred at Sodus Crater and Teller area with authorities investigating the cause and confirming no other injuries.
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Teller
Bus Strike Tied to Union Recognition Moves and Arbitration
Union leaders claim a delayed response to workers’ grievances and defend the strike as a last resort after failed recognition efforts. District 50 faces arbitration limits, with 200 UMW members present as Hoffman reports near Transit Corp garages amid threats of back-to-work action.
Unclear OCR fragment about Communist crackdown and cargo ships
Fragmentary report discusses Tudeh party activity and authorities, mentions high speed marine cargo vessels and planned releases, with uncertain references to ships, prices, and officials. Details are unreadable and not clearly tied to a single event or date.
McCarthy Targets GPO Gambling Over Bundled Secrets
Subcommittee investigations into printing office employees raise red flags about gambling and debt risk making staff vulnerable to foreign influence. Philip L. Cole testifies no leakage of A bomb or hydrogen bomb secrets, while McCarthy alleges a Red access to secret materials at the GPO.
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Philip L. Cole
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FBI
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Tremors Hit Quake Island Killing Thousands
A massive quake near Kefalonia and neighboring islands caused widespread damage and an estimated seven thousand lives lost. The Greek Ministry reported destruction across Kefalonia Tikara and Zakynthos as aftershocks continued.
Red publishers blasted to London op
Fragmentary OCR notes report a scolding of publishers by a London press authority. The brief hints at a meeting or statement condemning press practices and alleged manipulation of public opinion. Names, dates, and precise actions are unclear due to damaged text.
Beasts Team Broad Cast on Hunters and Government Aid
A broadcast notes that if hunters are killed pensions will be provided. Neighbors and local hunters must assist with farms and supply hunts. Hunters with surplus ammunition should lend it to others in need during the crisis.
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