Buses Collide Leaves Flaming Wreckage in Korea
U N forces report heavy air and ground actions near Pyongyang. U S Fifth Air Force says massive bomber waves, 63 MIG-15s engaged, one Red fighter destroyed and another damaged. Ground fighting includes Chinese forces atop Old Baldy and Reds killed on Western Front hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehoul
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
U. N
Pyongyang
Air Force
U. S
Old Baldy Hill
U. S. Eighth Army
Crash Hospitalizes Lewis and Crowser After Route 50 Spill
Carl Lewis and Crowser were badly injured when their 1948 Chevrolet panel truck ran off Route 50 one mile east of Winchester yesterday evening. The vehicle rolled onto its top after climbing an embankment and was declared a total loss.
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Carl Lewis
Route 3
Winchester Steaks
Winchester
Lewis
Clowser
L. P. Coverstone
Eisenhower's Son Talks Korea and Campaign Prospect
Major John Eisenhower, 30, son of the Republican nominee, spoke to newsmen with the U S Third Division in Korea saying his first reaction to Korea was mixed. He recalled his father commanded at Fort Lewis in 1940 and said he supported the nomination but doubted he would vote in November.
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U. S
Korea
John Eisenhower
Peertene Tial
Eiadhower
Fort Jewis
Wash
Train Kills Man on Orange County Tracks
James Aubrey Williams age 30 of Madison Run Orange County died after being struck by a train while walking along railway tracks near his home in Orange. The incident occurred early Sunday and authorities are reviewing details of the accident.
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Orange
James Aubrey Williams
Madison Run
Orange County
Braddock
Otice
Robert Larrick
Two Crewmen Killed as MIG-15s Attack Navy Patrol Plane
A U S Navy Mariner on routine patrol over the Yellow Sea west of Korea was attacked by two Chinese Communist MIG-15 fighters. The aircraft limped to Korea for spot repairs before continuing to Iwakuni Japan. The Navy reported two crewmen killed Machinist Mate G Jamestown N D and Aviation Ordnance Man Third Class R H Smith Abilene Texas. Two were wounded Airman Apprentice H T Atkins League City Texas. The engagement occurred in the Yellow Sea area near Manchuria and Korea as U S fighters had earlier clashed with Communist planes in the same region.
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Navy Mariner
Korea
Ameri
Iwakuni
Japan
Navy
G Jamestown
N. D. Ton Electronics
Playforth
Cincinnati
Aviation Ordnance
R. H. Smith
Abilene
Tex
H. T. Atkins
League City
Texas
U S. Navy
Tokyo
Yellow Sea
Se Peninsula
Dairen
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Shantung Woo
U. S
Bethern
Man
China
State Department
Three Day Soaking Rain Hits Drought Areas In East
The Associated Press reports scattered light showers failing to relieve drought across the East and South. New England expects rain tonight but relief may be minimal with forecasts uncertain. Federal disaster designation covers Maine, Massachusetts, several southern states, and parts of Arkansas and Missouri to speed aid for farmers and dairymen amid losses reaching hundreds of millions.
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Associated Press
United States
New England
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Sart
Main
Massachusetts
Sontmere
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
Tae Tae
Newew England
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Carolina
Resurvey Considered for 3A Draft Class by Hershey
Maj Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says a resurvey of men deferred from service due to dependency may be needed to maintain current military levels. He notes about 900,000 in Class 3-A and cites fatherhood as a factor guiding future manpower decisions. No official action yet on resurvey. President Truman to sign order extending long seven year commissions.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Selective Service
United States
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Truman
Iran Senate Sees Unexpected Opposition to Mossadegh Bill
The Tehran senate backed a six month decree granting Premier Mossadegh extraordinary powers but faced a surprise revolt by most members when voting on a confiscation plan. Passage remained uncertain as a senate commission takes up revision.
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Tehran
Senate
Eer
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Qavam
Ap Bg
Decrev
Sparkman Plans Virginia Campaign Visit
Senator John Sparkman of Alabama said he will campaign in Virginia during a two to three day vacation at a Rappahannock resort. He expressed hope for Democratic support in the South and described the party platform as constitutionally focused. He avoided a firm stance on FEPC, noting it as a long story and recalling Senator Richard Russell’s past voluntary FEPC stance.
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Richmond
John Sparkman
Alabama
Richmond News Leader
Sparkman
Sparkmen
F Lescter
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Negro Congressman Calls for Election Day Boycott
Harlem meeting speaker Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. says African Americans can sway the November vote by staying home unless civil rights planks are promised. He criticizes both major parties for civil rights actions and plans talks with Stevenson and Sparkman in coming days.
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Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Llinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Springfield
Herene
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York
Harlem
Powell
Vnlees
Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
Mike) Monroney
Oklahoma
Spark Nomina Romrkman
Atton Wde
NBC
City's New Signal System In Operation In Winchester
Winchester debuts a $22,000 synchronized traffic signal system after three months of work by a seven man crew. Police Chief Boyd and City Manager Lee Grant explain pedestrian right of way and legal turns, urging motorists to observe signals and speeds to prevent accidents.
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Winchester
J, Thiompany
Hyattsville
Common Council
Lee Grant
Boyd
John Kerr School
Cameron Street
M. B. Clowe, Jr
State Highway Department
Teameght
Herne
Kent
Loudoun Street
Piccadilly
Rains May Break South drought in August forecast
The Weather Bureau’s 30 day outlook predicts relief in the eastern drought region including Georgia and Tennessee, but rainfall will not exceed normal levels. Temperatures will be above normal in the western half and Deep South, with cooler readings in the Northeast, and subnormal rain in the Great Plains and western Gulf States.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Tennessee
Deep South
Kes
North Atlantic States
Great Plains
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
Arizona
Oregon
Suimmer
Closing ae of will be closed due to in the family
A brief note indicates a will closing due to family matters. The fragment provides limited names or places, but notes a legal action affecting estate proceedings without specifics. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Horror of Bus Crash Described By Passenger
A Waco woman describes the Temple Highway bus crash in gray dawn light from Providence Hospital. She recalls muffled explosions like thunder and burning flesh as passengers scramble to escape. Her parents died in the wreck as the family traveled toward Mexico. the account includes abrupt, fragmentary details about other travelers.
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Waco
Tex
Dora Daniels
W. C. Webb
Temple Highway
Providence Hospital
Herer
Mexico
Wace
San Antonio
Frank Brown Dies Of Heart Attack At 75
Frank Brown, 75, retired meat merchant, died at 11 30 today from a heart ailment at his home 607 S Braddock Street He had operated a meat and grocery business next door to his home for years later run by his son Neville Brown He was a member of Woodmen of the World and South End Fire Company Surviving besides his son are his widow Bessie Ward Funk a daughter Mrs Milton D Bauserman and several grandchildren Funeral arrangements are in complete The remains are resting at Jones Funeral Home The death notice repeats his prior written statement about his terminal health condition.
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Frank Brown
S. Braddock Street
Brown
Neville Brown
Woodmen of the World
South End Fire Company
Bessie Ward Funk
Milton D. Bauserman
Jones Funeral Home
Casualty List Identifies 124 Battle Corps Casualties
The Defense Department today released a casualty list naming 124 soldiers identified as missing or killed in action from ongoing battles. Names include several service members from multiple units and regions. The release underscores ongoing dangers in the field.
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Pat Neapret Chel
Cae A
Fire Follows Crash of Big Vehicles Near Waco
Police chief says cause of crash near Waco cannot be determined as big vehicles crash and ignite. officers towed wreckage into ditches to clear the highway and resume traffic flow.
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Waco, Texas
Jesse Gunterman
Acci
Bus Crash Worst On Record in U S
Chicago report notes the Waco Texas Greyhound collision as the deadliest bus accident in National Red Council records. It lists four prior deadly crashes: Passaic New Jersey 20 killed including driver and 18 passengers, Chelan Washington 16 killed including driver and 15 students, and Weirton West Virginia 15 killed including driver and 14 passengers.
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Chicago
Greyhound
Waco
Tex
National Red Council
Passaic
N. J
Chelan
Washington
Lake Chelan
Weirton
W. Va
Delivery driver wanted for local cleaner
Wanted delivery boy to drive truck at Pingley and Carper Cleaners. Apply in person.
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Dri Truck
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
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