Kremlin Purge Trial Arouses Arabs, Targets Jews
A Prague radio war report describes Moscow’s three versions of the purge trial as a tool to provoke Arab nations against the West. It notes Czech outlets portraying Zionists as enemies and claims Moscow blends factual reports with anti American propaganda in Arabic broadcasts. The piece cites Rude Pravo’s charges about Israel as a US asset and highlights the heightened anti US tone in Moscow’s latest broadcasts.
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Lote
Kereimlinjers
Ron Eyure
Prague
Czech
East Bure
Morej
Prague Radio
United States
Feues Keniga
Egatle
Saha
Rudolf Slan
Moscow
Comiaupict Bu
Europe
Rude Pravo
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Slansky
Israel
Soviet Union
Rude Prago
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No Lead On Holdup In Stockton Market
Sacramento detectives still have no lead on the June holdup at a Stockton boulevard market where a gunman took $1040 at closing time Saturday. The thief bound Assistant Manager Frank McCarthy and a clerk with tape in the rear of the Cardinal-Ink market.
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Sacramento
Stockton Boulevard
Frank McCarthy
Atomic Fire Anniversary Party Sets Tomorrow in Chicago
A 10th anniversary observance of the first atomic fire will unfold tomorrow in Chicago. About 23 of 42 original scientists are to attend a squash court ceremony at the University of Chicago and view the plaque marking the reactor site. Dr Arthur Compton is slated to speak at a luncheon sponsored by the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Wince
Enrico Fermi
Stagg Field
A Danne National Laboratories
Eugene P. Wigner
Albert Wattenberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Wattenberg
Liey
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry
Arthur Molly Compton
Screen Actors Strike Shuts Down TV Commercial Production
Some 2,700 Screen Actors Guild members nationwide walked out at midnight to demand higher wages and tighter reuse limits on filmed TV commercials. The walkout centers on pay for reused spots, with unions including SAG allied groups backing the action. SAG President Walter Pidgeon said unions will withhold work with commercial producers until a settlement is reached as agencies face the impact of the coordinated strike.
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Hollywood
American Guild of Musical Artists
American Guild of Variety Artists
Actors Equity
Chorus Equity
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Thia
Pidgeon
SAG
Weather warnings shift for small craft along coast
Storm warnings issued by the Weather Bureau cover Santa Cruz to Cape Blanco with southeast winds up to 25 mph today, shifting to southwest later. Watches remain in effect for San Francisco Bay Area and Suisun, with warnings extending to Cape Blanco, Oregon, as a southeast storm tracked along the coast.
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Weather Bureau
Santa Cruz
Concepcion
Santalo "Cruz
Cape Blanco
Ore
San Francisco
Suisun
Boy Injured Testing Homemade Bomb in Sacramento
Sacramento authorities report 13 year old Victor Dahman lost parts of both hands and sustained injuries testing a self made explosive. Compatriot Gary Rogers, 13, witnessed the blast which shattered a pipe and sent fragments into a fence and into the boy's mouth. Victor’s condition at county hospital was described as fair.
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Sacramento
Victor Dahman
Expinaves
Gary Rogers
Victor
Gary
Churchill turns 78 with cigar cake and race track visit
London Prime Minister Winston Churchill marked his 78th birthday with a peculiar cake bearing a cigar shaped candle and seasonal icing. He kept the cake details secret, spent the morning at 10 Downing Street, then attended Kempton Park to watch his horse Non-Stop finish second in the coldest November in 17 years.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Downing Street
Kempton Park Race Track
Hearings Start On High Cost Of Campaigning
Hearings in Washington focus on campaign spending with testimony from leaders of both major parties and a cost estimate near 100 million dollars for the 1952 presidential race. The special committee plans further hearings to explore ways to curb spending and reform political financing.
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Washington
Maine
Ashtabula
U. S
House Committee
Clarence J. Brown
R. O
Hermon Dunlap Smith
Volunteers For
Stevenson
John Paulding Brown
Arthur E. Sumfield
Republican National Committee
James F. McGranery
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Walter Williams
Citizens For Hisenhower
Hale Boggs
Tia
Jhairman
Special Investiigating Committee
John J. Rooney
N. Y
iFrank M. Karsten
Ma.j. Kent
Nneth B. Keating
R. N.Y
William M. McCulloch
Boggs
Thei
Mama Capone Burial Set in Mount Carmel Cemetery
Theresa Capone known as Mana Mia, mother of Al Capone and brothers, dies at 85 and will be buried near Al in Mount Carmel Cemetery after morning services. She was deeply religious and believed in her sons despite their notoriety, having moved from Italy to Chicago with husband Gabriel.
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Chicago, JP
Capone
Mount Carmel
Italy
Gabriel
Alphonse
Chicago
New York
Jim Colosimo
Ralph
Bottles
Matt I
Mib
Salvatore
Frank
Police Seek Suspects in Downtown Kidnapping
San Francisco police searched today for three men who abducted and beat 49 year old garage operator Walter T. Barkett after a gambling debt dispute. Barkett, who denied the incident was a kidnapping, was taken to a downtown office building and beaten. He said he did not press charges and could not identify the assailants. Barkett’s nephew, 92 year old Dewey Barkett, was beaten last week in a related event.
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San Francisco
Walter T. Garkelt
Bar‘kell
Kell
Barkett
Dewey Garkett
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