Bett enhausen wins in Syracuse after massive multi car crash
Tony Bettenhausen, the nation's top driver, won a championship auto race at the State Fair amid a wild double crash that wrecked five cars. Andy Linden was taken to St Joseph's Hospital with a broken leg after trying to wave away disabled vehicles. The race halted on the 67th mile of the 100 mile event with 60,000 spectators watching chaos ensue.
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Andy Linden
Los Angeles
St. Joseph's Hospital
The
Herald-American
Henry King
Tampa
Fla
Bill. Schindler
Freeport
St- Joseph’s’ Hospital
Schindler
Linden
Syracuse
King
Solvay
Howard Blair
Tood
McGrath
Schirdler
Miss Utah wins 1952 Miss America pageant in Atlantic City
Colleen Kay Hutchins 25 of Salt Lake City captured the Miss America crown before about 15 000 at the Atlantic City convention hall. The tall blue eyed blonde also led preliminary talent rounds with a dramatic skit and plans to use the $5000 prize toward graduate work in dramatics at the University of Utah. Carol Mitchell Miss Indiana took second, Miss North Carolina fourth, with Miss Florida fifth.
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Atlantic City
Colleen Kay Hutchins
Salt Lake City
Utah
Anches
Mis Hutchins
Iatoe Osburn
Smithfield
Deena
Mitchell
Indiana
North’ “Carolina
Charlotte
Rosalie
Simmon
Arkansas
Florida
Mary Elizabeth
Godwin
Hutchins
48 Nations Sign Treaty With Beat en Foe- ETE
Korea armistice hopes dip as Kaesong inhales 20 Russian type tanks. Red radio o nce more labels United States imperialist and murderers. UN briefing notes northward push foreshadowing southward offensives and possible site shift for talks. Concluded on page 17 column 3.
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Kaesong
Seoul
Five-Nive Nations Sign Peace Treaty Ending World War II
The five-year war with Japan formally ended as 49 nations signed a peace treaty in San Francisco. Soviet deputy Andrei Gromyko criticized the pact as a preface to a new Far East conflict while Russia Poland and Czechoslovakia boycotted the ceremony. Japan returned to the family of nations with Premier Shigeru Yoshida signing. Dean Acheson closed the conference with a benediction.
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Japan
Shigeru Yoshida
America
Dean Acheson
San Francisco Opera House
Pearl Harbor
Yosehida
U.S
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Esn Francisco
Andrei Gromyko
Far East
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
E.C.T
War Memorial Opera House
E.D.T
Defense Pact Keeps U S Bases In Japan For Protection
The United States and Japan sign a security treaty at the Presidio granting American land sea and air forces access to bases in Japan for protection and to quell large scale internal disturbances upon request by Japan. The pact follows a broader postwar declaration and ties to a 49 nation peace accord concluded earlier.
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San Francisco
United States
Japan
Zwillman Returns to Newark After Senate Crime Session
Newark headlines reveal long time mob figure Charles Zwillman said to be back in town. He reportedly phoned both the Newark Star Ledger and the Newark News confirming his whereabouts following the Senate crime session.
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Newark
Novie SP
Zwillman
Senate
Star- Ledger
Newark News
Three More Fliers Die in Alaska Crash Near Fairbanks
In Alaska near Eielson Air Force Base a C-47 wreck killed three of four aboard. Survivors include St Francis Parik who survived after breaking his legs and lighting a fire to signal rescuers. Lt Col Zerbe reported the others' bodies would be recovered once a rescue party reached the crash site.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Eielson’ Air Force Base
St Francis
Parik
Robert Sérbe
Air Force
Zerbe
Pames
Peace Treaty Signed as Soviet Grips Disappointment
In Francisco at the Opera House the United Nations peace treaty was signed with high ceremony. Dean Acheson and John Foster Dulles led the signing while Andrei Gromyko held a lengthy press conference next door. The Soviet delegate accused the U S of plans to rebuild Japan’s military power, calling Dulles a war monger.
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Francisco
U. S
Soviet Union
Opera House
United Nations
Free Nations
Dean Acheson
John
Foster Dulles
Japan
Philippines
Indonesia
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Gromyko
Britain to Send Four More Destroyers to Persian Gulf
Britain dispatched four additional destroyers to the Persian Gulf to protect British personnel in Iran in case of an emergency. The move follows previous deployments and aims to bolster security in the region amid tensions and potential upheaval.
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Britain
Persian Gulf
Iran
King Sized Hurricane Threatens Bermuda
Bermuda braced as a 150 mile per hour core hurricane churned toward the island. Officials warned of high winds and seas while Bermuda’s 37,200 residents prepared with shutters and storms flags flying in Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Ysland
Berrhuda
James
MacKays
Unclear article fragment features a newspaper page
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered section titles and page references including financial, music books, classifieds, radio crossword editorial society weather and pictures. No cohesive event or person clearly readable.
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Russians Change Plan Depart Japan Peace Delegation
The Soviet delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will depart from San Francisco today in two special Pullman cars aboard the Overland Limited instead of tomorrow, signaling a last minute change to the schedule.
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San Francisco
Southern’ Pacific
Andrei Gromyko
Overland Limited
Postwar Pact Outlines Japan Allied Peace Terms
The document states peace ends the war with Japan recognizing sovereignty after six years and outlines occupation, territorial issues, and UN trusteeship. It covers withdrawal timelines, possible foreign forces by agreement, reparations, property disposition, and trials by Allied courts, with disputes to be resolved by the International Court of Justice.
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Formosa
Pescadores
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International Court of Rustice
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