Libby Awaits Body Of Son In California Heights
Libby Holmen Reynolds, who flew 7000 miles from France, awaits a party of alpinists to descend the body of her missing son from Mt Whitey in California. Sierra Club rescuers recovered Christopher Reynolds and Steven Wasserman after a fall near the 14 496 foot peak. Wasserman was found in a snow crevasse.
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Europe
Libby Holman
New York
Mt. Whitney
California
Christopher Reynolds
Lone Pine
Calif
Libby Holmen-Reynolds
France
Sor Ative
Barry
Michael Kahn
Media
Harvey Poe
Oxford
Sierra Club
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Tobacco Millions
Mt. Whitey
Steven Wassermar
Wasserman
William Stix Wasserman
Philadelphia
Ray Gorin
Reynolds
Gorin
Zachary Smith Reynolds
Sip Liner
Los Angeles
Weather Hints At Warm Tucson Visit For Early Fall
A fragmentary weather note describes unusually light rainfall nationwide with Tucson enjoying sun and a mild southerly breeze. highs near 99 in the region, while Yuma reaches 111 and Big Piney drops to 32. Forecasts call for increasing clouds and possible thundershowers tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nae
George
Jacome's to Move to North Stone at Pennington Corner
Jacome's department store plans a million dollar relocation to the northwest corner of North Stone avenue and Pennington streets. Harold Steinfeld will finance the new building and lease it to Jacome's for 40 years, with demolition of the old Jacome site set for September 16.
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George Roberg
Jacome’s
North Stone Avenue
Pennington Streets
Alex Jacome
Mercantile Institution
Jacome's
Steinfeld’s
Harold Steinfeld
Albert Steinfeld Co
Jacome
Steinfeld Grocery
Tucson Cas. Electric Light & Peaver Co
M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Ter' Ry Atkinson
Jacome Cust
Corona
Jacome Department
Salvador Corona
Tucson
Mrote
Willam
Milburl
West Pennington
Richard Jacome
Steinfeld’s Grocery
Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Dutch Troops Respond to Korea Call in Three Days
The Dutch army announced that 1,944 soldiers answered the government's appeal for volunteers to fight in Korea in the past three days, amid ongoing calls for manpower.
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Hague
The
Netherlands
Dutch Army Information Service
Stork Delivers Baby In Car During Tucson Flood Detour
An anxious father Richard H. DeMarah tried to reach St. Marys hospital near 2 am but flood detours blocked the route. He was guided by Officer Aros and a police escort to the hospital where the newborn and mother are reported well.
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Tucson
Richard H. DeMarah
Apt
Consolidated
St. Mary's Hospital
St Mary's Road
Panio
Stoneavamus
Aros
Filing System Of Housewife Unique
Mrs. Sylvia M. McMahon of 1233 No 2nd Ave reported $1 015 in war bonds missing after she stored them between two magazines while seeking a safe place. Police joined the search, locating the bonds later in a kitchen drawer among Gish tow- Jols.
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Sylvia M. McMahon
No. 2Nd Ave
Bridges House Votes To End Economy Gains Controls
NORTH BEND Ore Aug 16 Harry Bridges strategists control CIO longshore convention despite anti Bridges delegation. Bridges in San Francisco jail for perjury with threats to American and Korean war action. Delegates backed Bridges supporter James Lantz as permanent chairman and blocked anti Bridges resolutions. In Washington the House voted to restore two daily mail deliveries and curb curtailments, sending the bill to the Senate amid veto possibilities and budget combat.
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Harry Bridges
North Bend
Ore
Ual
CIO
Bridges
San Francisco
Korea
Pacific Coast
International Longshoremen's & Warehouse
Jeet
Nobedson
James Lantz
Portland
Washington
House
Senate
Post Office Department
Truman
Rules Committee
Congress
Donaldson
Post Office Committee
Ten Years Ago Big Flood Hit Tucson Old Pueblo
A recall of the August 14 1940 Tucson flood reports 2.35 inches of rain causing $50 000 in damages and 24 hour power outages. Downtown subways flooded streetcars trains and a battery powered operation at St Marys Hospital amid a citywide disruption. A motorboat traversed Stone Avenue salvage Lake Elmira as residents remember the deluge.
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Tn Old Pueblo
Tucson
East Broadway
Dove
Arizona
St. Mary's Hospital
Citizen
Stone Avenue
Lake Elmira
Area 7 Miles By 3 Covered In B-29 Raid
A Tokyo radio report says a saturation bombardment by 98 B-29s scattered a 40 000 to 60 000 strong Communist force along the Naktong river near Taegu. U. S. Fifth Air Force says bombers hit four North Korean divisions in a 20 square mile area, and Waegwan was recaptured after the strike. No clear sign of an imminent offensive near Paegu.
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Tokyo
Naktong River
Taegu
South Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Paegu
Naktong
Waegwan
Targa
U. S
United Press
Robert Vermillion
John H. Church
Cor Mander
Fifth Air Force
Bulge
U. S. First Cavalry Division
Air Force
Tasgu
Sir Force
Ero
North I
5Th Air Force
Emmett O'Donnell
Far East Bomber Command
Okinawa
Reds Claim Oil Deal With South American Nation
Hong Kong reports the Chinese Communists cut borders for 600000 drums of oil with a South American country, to be shipped via Indonesia and India. Britain and the United States recently restricted liquid fuel exports to Red China, while combat actions continue along the Nak tong and Waegwan fronts with U S patrols engaging Communist forces and air strikes conducting missions against bridge sites and enemy troops.
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Hong Kong
Britain
United States
China
Indonesia
India
Vightingal Receives First Letter From Korea Home
After five weeks of heavy combat in Korea, private Frederick A. Corser Pfe of Gregory, Michigan, 25th Division, received his first letter home. The missive carried an induction order from his draft board, signaling a shift in his wartime status.
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Korea
Pfe
Frederick A. Corser
Gregory
Drafe
Dividend Declared by American Air Lines Shares
American Air Lines today declared a dividend of 2a cents per share on its common stock for the first time in several years. The dividend will be payable to stockholders of record at the close of business August 28.
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Armed Services
Boby
Senate
House
Rees
American Air Lines
Tosa
Draft Calls To Be Expanded Greatly Before Next June 30
Gen Hershey testified that the draft may expand to about 500,000 men through next months. He said calls have gone out for 390,000 since July and the army plans to draft additional 50,000 in November and 50,000 in October.
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Washington
Tn Ais
Herzed
Inferna
Defense Department
Hershey
Army
Congress
Quest
Armed Services
Jean
House
Selective Service
Index Survey Shows Public Favors Arming Germans and Japanese
A brief item notes survey results indicating public support for arming Germany and Japan, referenced as part of a broader page 22 feature. The note mentions related tax series, a war map on Korea, and various page sections including Gabfest, crossword, and editorials.
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Wes
Ol'Sol
Mae and
Sonora
Carlés C. Tacome
Ures
Mexico
Congress St
Carlos Jacome
Pohang
J. R. Robertson
Louis Goldblatt
Oregon
Brotherhood of Railway
Terminal
Louisville
Cleveland
St. Paul
Brotherhood
White House
Wy Park
Kenney
Rational Mediation Board
Cires
John R. Steelman
Charles G. Ross
Steelman
Ross
America
Vightingal
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