Pilot Missing After Bay Area Jet Crash Near Parks Air Base
Navy identifies pilot Lt. Darrell F. Danielson 28 Kingsburg California in a fatal training crash near Parks Air Base in Contra Costa Alameda line. Witnesses Jim Clawson and Herman Kuppler saw the plane crash with flames. rescue teams from Camp Parks Alameda sheriff and Coast Guard searched hills and gullies.
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City Takes Two Steps In Battle Over The Airport
Hayward moves to condemn 15.1 acres at the northwest corner of the airport property after filing in Superior Court. The action, authorized by the city council on November 24, crowns two developments: the condemnation bid and a $750,000 pay and injunction suit by 150 San Lorenzo Village homeowners alleging aircraft damage to homes. Oakland attorney John Felton Turner was hired to represent the city in the San Lorenzo suit filed November 18.
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Attorne
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Dorothy Salmon
Lof S.ad Acres
Vearty
Alameda
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Soriation
More Rain Due as Northern California Storms Fade
Weathermen warned of more rain and wind in Northern California as a low pressure system off British Columbia moves southward. Occasional light rain and snow were forecast, with clearing expected as the storm passes. California highways faced residual hazards from earlier heavy rain while Coast Guard crews aided marooned vessels off the coast.
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Weather Bureau
British Columbia
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Oregon
Milwaukee man arrested on liquor charge asks why not bank his cash
In Milwaukee a man arrested on a drunkenness charge revealed $12,000 in bank notes and about $500 in negotiable bonds on his person. He claimed he earned only $0 weekly while living on $50 a week and demanded why he did not keep money in a bank, producing a bank book showing over $1,100 balance. He said he earned nothing and spent money only on food bear and whisky.
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Groundwater find in Alaska linked to Truman plan
Washington reports a survey locating four groundwater reservoirs near Anchorage that could yield up to one million gallons daily. The feature mentions President Truman and General MacArthur, with advisors asked to assess a plan tied to ending the Korean War, while drilling details and statements were murky amid aboard train press briefings.
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Truman
MacArthur
Roger ‘Tubby
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West Europe Defense Falls Short of NATO Minimum, Ridgway Warns
General Ridgway told the NATO military committee in Paris that Western Europe's 50 Allied divisions are far short of the minimum needed to deter a Soviet drive. He noted many units are weaker than declared and urged quicker buildup to meet a 25 ready for instant action and 25 in rapid-response status as tested by fall war games. Admiral McCormick said Atlantic naval forces must be strengthened amid Moscow's submarine fleet growth.
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Russia
Lynde D. McCormick
Atlantic
McCormick
Alfred M. Gruenther
Eisenhower taps Sinclair Weeks for Commerce post in bid to forge GOP business alliance
President elect Eisenhower selects Sinclair Weeks as Secretary of Commerce for a special role. Weeks will be the Administration's spokesman to businessmen and work to cement a lasting political alliance between Northern Republican and Southern Democratic businessmen on national issues. His Senate background and broad networks suit the mission, aiming to realign regional ties in the South.
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General Dean Held In Manchuria
In Manchuria near Antung, Gen William F. Dean is reported to be interned in a prisoner of war camp as the Allied forces pursue the war effort. The China Union Press notes confirmation from agency sources, with state jockeys cited for payoff details.
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Alameds Co
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US protests over four American airmen ransom from Hungary
The United States delivers twin notes to Moscow and Budapest protesting the imprisonment and ransom of four American airmen captured in November 1951. The notes, prepared by State Department specialist Samuel Klaus, condemn the handling of the case and question Soviet and Hungarian actions while detailing alleged violations of international norms and human rights.
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United States
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Budapest
Hungary
U. S
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State Department
Hungs
John J. Swift
Glens Falls
David H. Henderson
Shawnee
Okla
James A
Blankingsland
Avk
Tech
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Dues
Dutt
Spokana
Wash
Wheygal
Jrontine
Munich
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bae
U.S
Two full pages of classified ads in Daily Review
advertisers claim the new two page spread proves the power of classified ads in the Daily Review. Real estate agents, auto dealers and other locals praise ads and invite readers to call to get on the right track to real value.
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Daily Review
Real Value Daily Review
U N Rejects Interference In Tunisia Vote
United Nations political committee rejected a Pakistani resolution to invite the Bey of Tunis to send a representative to debate Tunisia's dispute with France. The 26-24 vote blocked inviting France to reconsider its boycott and attend the session, with the U.S. casting a decisive role amid a heated procedural controversy.
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United States
Tunis
Tunisia
France
Philly C
Jessay
Britain
U. S
Whiel
Uta
Pakistan
Faynr
Ike and Mac Agree to Common Effort End Korean War
Eisenhower and General Douglas MacArthur have agreed to share military and diplomatic knowledge in a bid to end the Korean conflict. Messages between the World War I leaders disclosed last night show mutual interest in informal meetings to exchange views. The exchange signals a possible thaw in tensions since MacArthur’s pre convention support for Taft and his limited backing of Eisenhower during the campaign.
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Helena
Leleet
Douglas MacArthur
Eisenhowe
Macarthur
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Washington
Robert Taft
Pearl Harbor
Ship Wrecks Darken Sea Passage Off San Diego
A coast report notes the coal freighter Sea Fort limped into San Diego with a smashed bow after a collision with the Navy escort carrier Sitkoh Bay about 35 miles at sea. No injuries were reported aboard Sea Fort as crew attended a meeting ashore. Sitkoh Bay suffered minor, above waterline damage. In Rotterdam, Maasdam collided with the German tanker Ellen, leaving six crew dead or missing from the smaller vessel. Maasdam resumed its voyage to New York with 700 passengers aboard.
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Hamburg
Germany
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Eilen
Chung Vlas
South Carolina Defends Segregated Schools in Historic Court Fight
The South Carolina case defends segregated public schools as constitutional, arguing the state may classify schools by race. John W. Davis leads defense before the Supreme Court as Thurgood Marshall and Carter press for equal protection challenges to segregation. The hearing probes whether states must abandon segregation if outlawed and how the 14th Amendment applies to education.
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Davis
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Carter
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Spies Near Death Date Lose Appeal in Rosenberg Case
New York reports that Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and co defendant Sobell lost another appeal seeking to delay or overturn their death sentences. Judge Ryan denied stays and setaside requests while noting no substantial legal questions. The trio, part of an espionage ring linked to Klaus Fuchs, remain on death row at Sing Sing with Sobell transferred to Alcatraz.
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Ryan
Marian Sobeli
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Sing Sing
Sobel
Alcatraz
Emanuel H. Bloch
Heela
Covinsel
Sergeant Dies in Fort Riley Barracks Fire
Fort Riley Kan A 21yearold sergeant burned to death as fire swept military barracks in the Camp Whitside area. His family was driven from their home. The body was found about 4 a.m. Survivors include his wife and a fouryearold son, both of Kansas City Missouri. The fire was discovered about 2 a.m. and three fire companies fought it for two hours. Graves had been on duty with the headquarters detachment No at Fort Riley and had arrived last May after serving 32 months in Japan.
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Deal
Doe W. Graves
Joseph Fraves
Kansas City
Llaves Ann Graves
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Graves
Japan
Peace Grave For Murderer Peace Grave For Murderer
Billy Cook, condemned for killing the Mosser family in Atwood Missouri and a Seattle salesman, faces burial after Friday’s execution in the San Quentin gas chamber. Funeral director Glen Boydston travels to California to arrange services in Comanche, Oklahoma, and says Cook’s body will be buried in Peace cemetery near Joplin, Missouri. Cook’s slaying spree began with the eight year old boy and included the family of five in Atwood and the Mosser murder before his capture in Oklahoma.
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Butch
Billy Cook
Hison
Seattle
Peace
Glen Boydston
Comanche
Okla
California
Cook
San Quentin
Boydston
Cook Ca
Joplin
Hoydston
Oklahoma
Conk
Carl Mosser
Atwood
Wichita Falls
el Paso
Tex
Woplin
Mosser
Iswift
Scion Talks With Gen Clark In Tokyo Visit
A Japanese delegation member met General Mark Clark in Tokyo amid Far East command operations. The visitor arrived yesterday to study U.S. military activities and veterans affairs within the theater.
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Jin
Winslow L. Beauty
R-Vl
House Committee On Veterans All
Visibiig
Japan
Far East
Mark Clark
U.S. Far East
Prouly
Tremor Hits Reggio Calabria with No Casualties
A sharp quake lasting several seconds struck Reggio Calabria at 1 1 last night. There were no casualties or serious damage reported. An earlier earthquake in the same region in 3908 killed 75,000 people.
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Maly
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