Ike Gets Set For Coming Inauguration
President elect Eisenhower moves toward final staffing before his January 20, 1953 inauguration. Nominees include Army secretary Robert Ten Broeck Stevens, Navy secretary Robert B. Anderson, Air Force secretary Harold E. Talbott, and deputy defense secretary Roger M. Kyés. Mrs. Oswald B. Lord tainted as a possible U.N. rights commissioner candidate. Fred M. Alger discussed no specific post. Anderson, a Texas Democrat, seeks official party status.
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H. D. Quigg
United Press
New York
Eisenhower
Oswald B. Lord
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Citizens For Eisenhower-Nixon
Commodore Hotel
Army
Navy
Air Force
Robert Ten Broeck Stevens
South Plainfield
N. J
Martin B. Durkin
Ilinois
Libor
Mia
Oveta Culp Hobby
Houston
Tex
Newspaner
Federal Security
Anderson
Hobby
Texas
Streathers
Secretary of Defense
Charles FB. Wilson
Generals say Ike overstated ammo shortage in Korea
Maj Gen William Reeder said Eisenhower likely referred to ammunition when he spoke of serious supply problems in Korea noting that artillery ammo is adequate overall. Lt Gen Williston Palmer agreed shortages exist for some types but UN forces have enough weapons to hold current positions, with fear of a major offensive requiring more shells.
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Korea
Eisenhower
William Reeder
Army
Reeder
Williston B. Palmer
10Th
Palmer
U. S
Airplane Lands Safely at MOVFETT FIELD after engine fire
A giant Naval transport plane with 154 aboard caught fire over Fresno while en route from San Diego to a terminal station. Lt. John R. Ander from Quine Calif used anti fire gear to control the blaze as the Concordation landed on three engines, a faulty fuel line blamed for the incident.
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Movfett Field
Causht
San Diego
Alg
Consilution
Fresno
John R. Ander
Quine Calif
Truman Defends Appropriation For Defense Budget
President Truman prepared to meet with five defense leaders to discuss the 46.6 billion dollar request for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The Air Force would receive about 18.25 billion, the Army and Navy around 12.0 billion, with potential changes to aircraft, ships, and tanks debated amid a projected military outlay surpassing 50 billion as backlogs are funded.
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Washington
Truman
Defense
Defense Department
Air Force
Army
Navy
Armed Forces Industrial College
Congress
Koop Elected President of National Press Club
Theodore Koop of CBS was elected president of the National Press Club in Washington. Ernest B. Vaccarn of the Associated Press won the vice president seat.
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Koop
National Press Club
Washington
Theodore ‘. Koop
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Yadin
National Press
Ernest B. Vaccarn
Associated Press
Spat
Masked Bandits Rob Bank. Police Chase in San Francisco
San Francisco police hunt five masked bandits who robbed a Bank of America branch, escaping after taking about $609 in silver and $1500 in bills. Officers pursued as victims and witnesses described the incident and direction of the suspects’ getaway.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Harold Duev
Bank of America
Burrin Jay
Cary Grant Heads to Manila for Brief Visit
American film star Cary Grant and actress Betsy Drake are scheduled to arrive in Manila Tuesday for a short visit. The trip marks a rare stop in the Philippines as the pair travel from Hong Kong to Tokyo.
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Cary Grants
Manila
Cary Grant
Betsy Drake
Showers Today Weather Update
Partly cloudy start with few scattered showers today, mainly in the morning and evening. Increasing clouds Sunday afternoon with occasional rain late day into night. Cooler tonight with yesterday's high and low around 43.
Boy Hurt While Crossing Street in San Lorenzo
Six year old David Martinex was treated for injuries after being hit by a car driven by Carl R. Marr on Lewelling Boulevard near 0 Street in San Lorenzo. Three others were hospitalized with minor injuries after separate collisions on East 14th Street near 2 am.
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San Lorenzo
David Martinex
Poon
Carl RB
Marr
Geravenue
Castro Valley
Menace Maretines
Adams Street
Lewelling
Hear
Fairmont Hospital
Ater Tonzales
Fray
William Hulton
Mya
Virginia Hulton
McMullen
Fernando Lopes
al- Isaadeen Street
Maregaret Jungelays
Oakland
Lopes
Herbert H. Ward
Parks Ai Force Base
Mutinous Chinese Crew Seizes Nidar Freighter
A Panamanian flagged freighter named the Nidar carrying 4000 tons of iron and strategic materials was seized by a Chinese crew who mutinied at sea and surrendered the ship to Nationalist Chinese authorities near Kinmen. An emergency meeting was held to determine ownership destination and crew disposition.
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Formola
China
Nosiongust
Nidar
Hong Kong
Japan
Anoties
Moji
Kinmen
Fukien
Tha Nwallmais
Er Sound
Wife Defends Husband in Murder Plot Case
In San Francisco and Florence, Brown defends her husband Carl BE Brown on charges of conspiracy to commit murder alleging he hired an assassin to kill her. He is indicted for plot and attempted murder with ongoing investigation and special meeting actions.
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James
Mary Kilsmiller
Parke Ridge
Kilsmiller
Jimmy
Hazel Bond
San Francisco
Florence
Brown
Lawger
Carl BE. Brown
Plaaull
Yule Gifts Due By Monday For Sonoma Hospital Children
The Review urges readers to donate Christmas gifts for mentally disabled children at Sonoma State Hospital, to be delivered Monday at 10 a.m. Gifts should cost about 9 quarters, be individually gift wrapped, and marked for boy or girl with the appropriate age group. Last year five hundred children at the home received gifts.
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Sonoma State Hospital
Tragedy as 132 aboard C-124 Globemaster crash
A Douglas C-124 Globemaster carrying 132 personnel including many troops on Christmas furlough crashed on takeoff from Larson AFB. Air Force officials estimate about 102 died with many injuries. The disaster, tied to Operation Sleighride, occurred after 6:30 a.m. PST in the Columbia Basin desert near Moses Lake. Rescue efforts mobilized all available ambulances and medical crews while a board of officers launched an investigation.
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Muses Lak
Wash
Air Force
James Hathaway
Larson Air Force Base
Larson Runway
Columbia Basin Desert
Military Air Transport Service
Kelly Afb
San Antonio
Tex
Larson
Pacific Northwest
Hathaway
Wales
McChord Afb
Tucoyna
Slames
Douglas
Greyhound
Alaska
62Nd Wing
Moses Lake
Columbia
United Press
Gioes
Nobessy
Christmas Gifts Stolen From Cars In Ashland
Police report two car burglaries in Ashland and San Lorenzo. At Gordon's Drive In, a parked car was entered and Christmas gifts worth 74 dollars taken. the thief unlocked the rear door while the occupants dined. Early today at Club Continental two coats and assorted gifts valued 120 dollars were taken, a key chain with car and home keys left in a packet being noted.
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Ashland
Gordon
Evelyn C. Hragenson
Acakines
San Lorenzo
Liecar
Man Burned By 12000 Volts In Oakland Substation
Oakland PG E substation shorted at 4 p m causing 42000 volt line burns to three employees William J Smith 48 of San Lorenzo suffered hand and arm burns while George Worland 46 and Robert Hoffhing 48 both of Oakland were less seriously injured. Power restored by 8 p m with Alameda East Oakland Piedmont Montclair and Grand Lake areas without service.
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Oakland
Willian J. Smith
Thorts Avenue
San Lorenzo
Merritt
Pg&e
Smith
George Worland
Robert Hoffhing
Iboth
Alameda
East Oakland
Piedmont
Montclair and
Grand Lake
Air Force searches for missing jet fighter near Anchorage
Air Force planned to search a 1000 mile area for an F-94515 jet with two men aboard. The plane from the 64th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron was last heard about 135 miles southwest of Anchorage yesterday. A radio message indicated cockpit trouble but radar observer might have bailed out as the plane was said to be at high altitude. Five planes from the 10 Air Rescue Squadron returned from a search with reported success. The jet was based at Imendorf Air.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Att Parco
Here
Angie
Air Force
Imendorf
Siamese Twins Fight To Survive After Separation Attempt
Roger and Rodney Brodie, conjoined at the skull, struggle as surgeons at CUICAGO and University of Minnesota pursue a delicate separation. Roger remains in critical condition with brain fluid leakage while Rodney speaks and improves, with both infants under constant medical care and the parents expressing resolve.
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Cuicago
Roger Lewdrodic
Jamese Twan
Daetnes
Wertien
Bay
Ehil
University of
Thei
Rodney
Roger
Thian
Royt Brodie
East Moline
Swelling Condition Described as Fluid Seepage
A description notes swelling of tissue caused by seepage of watery fluid from blood vessels into intercellular spaces of human connective tissue. The text appears fragmentary and lacks specific events, dates, or named entities.
Thieves Steal 21-Pound Turkey From Russell City School
A 21 pound turkey and several Christmas gifts vanished after burglars broke into Russell City grammar school Friday night. The break in was detected early Friday morning when a window and door were found damaged and the entry point identified.
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Russell
Fifteen Plane Crashes Kill Over Fifty People
A United Press list details major air disasters with totals of 50 or more dead. Among the worst are the 1950 Wales Avro Tudor crash with 80 dead and the Northwest Airlines DC-4 Lake Michigan crash of 1950. Additional incidents include the 1950 Trans World Airlines Constellation crash in the Egyptian desert, the 1949 Eastern Air Lines DC-3 near Port Deposit, and other fatal crashes ranging from 52 to 80 deaths across various incidents and years.
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United Press
Avro Tudor
Wales
Northwest Airlines
Lake Michigan
Elizabeth
N. Oh
Nationalirport
Eshingt
D.C
Trans World Airlines Constellation
United States Air Force
Phehebin
England
Avianea Airlines
Columbia
Eastern Airlnes
Port Deposit
San Juan
Puerto Rico
United Airies Dos
Bryce Canyon
Jira
Cane Verde Island
Alaska
Capital Airlines
Lookout Rock
Rocky Mountain Wational Park
Colo
Pan American World Airways
Braezilian Jungle
United Air Lines
Decota
Calif
Enlisted Man Prays for Help
LARSON AIR FORCE BASE Washington survivor recounts Globe master crash. Waymnond Ferguson, 22, describes being in the tail section as the plane shook then plunged. He prayed while others perished, noting minor injuries and his role aiding a fellow airman amid trapped flames.
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Larson Air Force Base
Wash
Waymnond K. Ferguson
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