Painter Admits Killing Stepdaughter in California Case
Sterling Colorado, UP reported 41 year old painter Frank W. Kristy confessed slaying his honey blond stepdaughter Betty Jean Hansen near Newhall in July. He awaited extradition to Denver as California authorities move to take him into custody. Kristy claimed Betty had been in love with him and did not care for boys, saying he devoted his time to her since she was nine.
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Sterling
Colo
U. S
Marshall
Denver
Frank W. Kristy
Mile High
California
Betty Jean Hansen
Newhall
Sterling Police
Wix
Hammond
Kristy
Betty Seundimen
Betty Jean
Margaret Francis
Begin Negotiations to End War and Fix Neutrality Zone
United Nations and Communist representatives began cease fire talks in Kaesong to halt bloodshed in Korea and fix a neutral zone along the 135 mile front. The agenda includes cease fire, prisoner handling, and withdrawal of foreign troops with further talks set for Kaesong. Officials caution progress may be slow and two to three weeks needed to work out details.
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Earnest Hobbrecht
United Press
Seattation Peace Camp
Korea
United Nations
Kaesong
U.N
Nam Il
Kaan
Renee & .N
Cam
U.N. Ce Aam
C Turner
Reconstruction Discussed as Floods Recede
CAPE GIRARDEAU The great midwestern flood rolled toward the Gulf as officials conferred on flood control. The crest passed Cape Girardeau at 41.7 feet leaving a two mile flooded waterfront while volunteers patrolled soggy levees. Officials urged retroactive flood insurance and noted 1500 officials and citizens attended the emergency conference. The National Production Authority dispatched a mission to Kansas City to aid rehabilitation with authority to approve material flow.
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Cape Girardeau
Mississi
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Guesteen
St. Louis
Chateau IL
Perry County
Kansas
Missouri
Federal
State
Run National Production Authority
Kansas City
MacArthur Blasts Cease Fire Efforts in Korea
Gen. MacArthur criticizes U.S. cease fire talks and administration policy describing the Korean war as a futile effort. He argues appeasement and Chinese intervention worsened the conflict and questions the wartime goals and timing while warning against reckless foreign aid and threats to free institutions.
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Korea
MacArthur
United States
Andiene
Truman Defends Korea Policy Before Congress
President Truman urged Congress that the United Nations acted to oppose barbarous aggression in Korea and prevent a third world war. He praised UN actions in wartime and noted the sacrifices of thousands of soldiers to avert a wider conflict as UN troops resisted Communist offensives.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United Nations
Korea
America
U.N
McCarthy Demands State Dept List of Security Risks
McCarthy vows to name 29 State Department personnel he says are security risks. The department rebukes him citing Truman orders and loyalty case rules. Humelsine calls the moves political theater as McCarthy cites the Civil Service Commission board.
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Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Department
Carlisle H. Humelsine
Loyalty Security Division
Truman
Senate
Millard E. Tydings
State Department
Humelsine
Hiram Bingham
Civil Service Commission
Acheson Warns U N Talks May Collapse and War Risk
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress the United Nations talks could collapse and warned of a major Communist assault if that occurred. He defended a broad aid program totaling 8.5 billion dollars including military and economic aid and emphasized continuing defense readiness for Formosa and Korea.
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Ww (Up
Dean Acheson
Con— Ce ‘Oe
United
Acheson
Ka Thu
Matthew B
Ridgway
North Atlantic
Europe
Free World
Formosa
United Nations
Korea
Allies Beat Off Chinese Attacks on Korean Front
United Nations forces repelled two Communist probing attacks and ambushed a Red patrol on the central front near Chorwon and Kumhwa. Ground action remained light with the 8th Army reporting the lightest 24 hour U.N. casualties in more than a week as operations continued against supply dumps and airfields.
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8Th Army
Korea
United Nations
Sth
U.N
Reds
Chorwon
Korangpo
Kumhwa
American battle casualties in Korea total 79 723
The Defense Department reports 79 723 American battle casualties in Korea, up 584 from the last report. The figure includes 13 340 deaths, 54 248 wounded, 10 634 missing, 159 captured, and 208 considered captured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Icaraen
Gopi
Small babies' acne vanishes as they grow up
A cryptic line from MLE suggests a transformation where acne appearing in infants disappears with age and the speaker claims to discard the young when they mature. The statement uses a provocative metaphor to express disdain for growing up.
Stock Market Steady After Irregularity Sparks Gains
Irregularities left the market mixed but steady with gains in several sectors. Nickel Plate rails rose 8 points to 203 1 2 while Freeport Sulphur climbed about 10 1 2 after a block trade at 103. Montana holdings support oil interests as shares show strength.
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Shell Oil
Montana
New York
Chicago & St. Louis
ICC
Freeport Sulphur
Soe Asrancey Matentes de Galealy
Fiery Crosses Hint At Klan Revival In Several States
Reports of large crosses burned in Alabama Tennessee and Georgia suggest renewed Klan activity according to an Alabama leader but police see no nationwide surge. In Birmingham and Nashville authorities investigate footprints and clues while handbills oppose communism near cross sites. An Orlando Klansman cites lax law enforcement as a motive for further burnings tonight.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Atlanta
E. O. Mullen
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
William Hugh Morris
KKK
Alabama Steel City
Morris
Federated
Ku Klux
Orlando
Fla
Predicts Controls Reversal Impacts Retail Profits and Meat Prices
The report forecasts a reversal of consumer credit controls affecting profit margins for retailers and wholesalers while noting potential shifts in meat prices.
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Sumer Credit
DiSalle Sees Living Cost Drop Amid Stabilization Hurdles
DiSalle welcomed a lower living cost index, though he warned no relief is sure as the stabilization program continues. The Bureau index, at 1852 percent of 1935 39 prices for moderate households, comes as a new ceiling on canned vegetables is issued, with other canned items to be added later.
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Kremlin
DiSalle
Deartment
Bureau
OPS
Italy names new cabinet amid crisis and reforms
New Italian government takes oath as crisis forces recess in both chambers. A reform Pact aims to stabilize the majority Democrat party, splitting the Treasury Ministry into two posts with Vanoni handling budget duties and Pella slated for a firm financial policy stance.
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Chamber
Senate
Rmment
Democrat
Ement
Treasury
Treandasury Pella
Ate
Vanoni
Pellas
Italy
Weather forecast notes warm temperatures ahead
The forecast calls for a low tonight of 70 degrees and a high of 90 degrees tomorrow. Today's high also reached 90 degrees, marking another hot day.
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Rene Nates
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