Plans to Bury Two Unknown Soldiers at Arlington
Defense plans announced to add two unknowns from World War II and Korea to Arlington National Cemetery beside the World War I Unknown Soldier. A World War II unknown will be chosen from Pacific and Atlantic bodies, with a 1941 45 date plaque, while a Korean War unknown will come from Hawaii’s National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific. The existing inscription will remain and no new tombs are planned.
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University student jailed over Wichita hotel fires
Charles L. Naylor, 26, a geology psychology major at the University of Wichita, was held for investigation of arson after writing a story about a string of small hotel fires. Police Sgt Lew Huxtable identified him as the suspect.
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Wichita
Lew Huxtable
Charles L. Naylor
University of Wichita
Huxtable
Naylor
Portsmouth Portsmouth Ohio faces phone blackout from strike
About 40 000 residents face a telephone blackout since Oct 15 as Ohio Consolidated Telephone Company remains shut for lack of adequate law enforcement. Police and highway patrol patrol streets while unions and company negotiate. Fire at Lassen hotel prompts eyewitness tale by Naylor about fires and responders. Portsmouth residents rely on police fire radio amid the outage.
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Ohio Consolidated Telephone Company
Scioto
Communications Workers of America
Scioto County
CWA
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Ohio Consolidated
National Labor Relations Board
State Highway Patrol
Pope Appeals For Liberation Of Hungary
Pope Pius XII urged free nations to unite in a crusade for Hungary’s liberation by all permissible means. In a live broadcast across the Iron Curtain he called for a public pact among governments and people who seek dignity and freedom, criticizing Western division and condemning oppression.
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Russia
Hoover Says Reds After Party Name But Never Aims
Chicago AP report quotes FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover saying the American Communist party may change its constitution and even its name in the coming months but will not alter its aims. He spoke at a convention previewing political shifts.
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FBI
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Communist Party Faces February Convention Shaping Changes
Hoover warned that regardless of what the Communist party adopts at its February New York convention, it remains the same cadre united to advance the Soviet cause. He cited 17 constitution changes and nine name switches since 1919.
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National Council of Catholic Women
United States
Hoover
New York
Soviet Union
Southern Michigan weather seer forecasts warm winter
Athens Michigan April weather note says Mary Mandoka a Potawatomi near 100 predicts a warm winter. She bases her forecast on sun trees bugs and muskrat behavior. Her yearly prophecies are met with surprise praise from supporters despite other prophets predicting cold.
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Mich
Michigan
Mary Mandoka
Mary
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