Change of Russ Ambassadors Not Significant Officials Say
Washington officials said the switch of Russian ambassadors in the United States had no particular significance in the Cold War. Panyushkin said he would return to Moscow for a new assignment and Zarubin, recalled from London, was approved after a Canada posting amid spy-network revelations.
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Donald J. Gonzales
United Press
Washington
Time
U.S
Alexander
Panyushkin
Moscow
Georgi Nikolaevich Zarubin
Lowon
Truman
Dean Acheson
Zarubin
Canada
Ottawa
Dis
U. S
Kremlin
Congress
Canadian
Royal Commission
United States
Acheson
Soviet Union
America
Sen McCarren Loses Court Tilt To Newspaper
In Carson City Nevada on March 24 1952 publisher Hank Greenspun sought a $1 million injunction against Sen Pat McCarran and 51 others over alleged illegal advertising cancellations. Federal Judge Roger Foley issued a restraining order in the pre trial hearing naming Flamingo Hotel El Rancho Desert Inn Golden Nugget Monte Carlo Thunderbird Pioneer Club and others as defendants. Greenspun hailed the action as a major triumph for an independent press and said it proves a paper can fight in court as well as in the news columns.
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Carson City
Nev
Hank Greenspun
Las Vegas Sun
Montth
Roger Foley
Pat McCarran
D-Nev
Greenspun
McCarran
Ames
Flamingo Hotel, Inc
el Rancho Inc
Last Frontier
Desert Inn Inc
Golden Nugget Inc
Monte Carlo Inc
The
Thunderbird Hotel Co
Pioneer Club
Texas
Woman Burned From Stove Flame In Oakland Disaster
Mrs Bolly Ring 13 from Paradise boulevard Ashland was critically burned when her clothes ignited in a kitchen fire. Visiting Mrs Josephine Huffman at 1740 19th street, Ring fled the house as flames spread. Huffman helped extinguish the flames and an ambulance took her to Highland Hospital where officials reported extensive burns.
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Oakland
Bolly Ring
Jlgr
Paradise Boulevard
Ashland
Hingo
Josephine Huffman
19Th Street
Tuffman
Worm-infested Spanish potatoes trigger import ban
New York reports 6159 bags of 100-pound Spanish potatoes condemned by the Department of Agriculture due to a tiny worm destroying crops worldwide. A Washington motorist criticizes stop signs, urging “Yield right of way” instead. In England Pvt Cornelius C Knight begins 42 days for AWOL after misrepresenting his spouse. Whiskeytown officials win name change from Schilling, Calif. A banker’s alarm system at Bartonville bank ends a day’s banking after a child’s action triggers the alert.
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New York
Litchfield
England
Cornelius C. Knight
Anight
State's Prison Population Gains
Santa Monica Califa- director Richard A McGee of California's Department of Corrections says population predictions require facilities for between 11,000 and 16,000 adult prisoners. Present prison population is 12,800 with two new institutions and two underway by 1960. Agricultural and industrial output of prisoners projected to exceed 4 million dollars for the fiscal year. Other speakers included Lorenzo Burkley prison-elect, Dr A R Mabgus of Ohio State, and Rev Kenneth A Carls of Santa Monica First Methodist Church.
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Santa Monica
Califta
California
Lorenzo Burkley
A. FR. Mabgus
Ohio State University
Kenneth A. Carls
Santa Monica Firs Methodist Church
Oak Knoll Vets Given American Beauty Roses
Oak Knoll veterans at Oak Knoll hospital received American Beauty rose buds from Mt. Eden nursery this week. Nursery owner Y Shibata sent 800 Anzen blooms to the hospital so every person there has a bouquet. Red Cross drivers picked up and delivered the flowers, requiring two trips with a wagon to move all the blooms.
Chanticleers to Install New Officers Monday Night
Chanticleers of Castro Valley will install new officers at the Community Center Monday at 8 p.m. John Mayes, retiring president, becomes an ine sibling officer. Richard Fontes heads the new corps of officers. Entertainment includes skits by a vaudeville group led by Betty Smith, a two act play Fumed Oak directed by Rosalinda Thomas, and choral sections directed by Harold Wiman.
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Castro Valley
Cagro Valley
John Mayes
Richard Fontes
Betty Smith
Rosalinda Thomas
Harold Wiman
Townsend to Address Meeting at 32nd National Convention
Dr Townsend, 85, founder of the American Pension Movement, will speak at the Townsend National convention in Long Beach. He will be joined by his son Robert, GM of Townsend National headquarters in Cleveland. Other speakers include Congressmen Homer Angel and John Blatnik, and editors Leslie Claypool and Frank Goss.
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American Pension Movement
Robert
Townsend National
Cleveland
Ohio
Homer Angel
Oregon
John Blatnik
Minnesota
Leslie Claypool
Los Angeles
Probe Chiang Lobby Sparks Senate Calls for Inquiry
Sen Harry Cain said the administration would not escape a probe of the China lobby and warned of disgrace if investigated. Morse and McMahon urged a Senate inquiry as action lagged. Cain spoke to an empty chamber as Schaeppel presided. Alfred Kohlberg said UN policies block many Communist prisoners from joining Chiang on Formosa and that prison terms push them toward Red China.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Thinaman
Washington Republican
Senate
W U. S
Wayne Morse
F. Ore
Brien McMahon
Conn
Ken
Admin
Chiang
Sup
Cain
Andrew F. Schaeppel
R. Kans
New York
Alfred Kohlberg
United Nations
Formosa
Kohlberg
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Schilling
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Women’s Improvement League
Columbus
Charles Te Dillman
W. Z. Stephenson
Bartonville
Ill
Susan Lynn Keith
Oak Knoll
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Long Beachs
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Francesci
Townsend
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Niles Electric Co
First St. Niles
John Brahmst
Niles
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Cinse
O'Keefe & Merritt
Ryeefe
Feeble Grill
Burate O'Keefe
Merri
Buileio
Iran
Main ST
A. Shop
Hayward
Penney
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Cala
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