Reopening of Service Probe Almost Certain
Washington reports strong likelihood Congress will reopen its investigation into differences among the armed forces. House Armed Services members indicated the probe’s renewal as a national security issue tied to Admiral Louis Denfeld’s ouster. Debate centers on operations and unified command under President Truman’s policy, with lawmakers forecasting hearings and friction between services.
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Louis Denfeld
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Denfeld
Eeche
Truman
Arends
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Fea
Bry
Armed Services
Wal
Margaret No Responsible for Divorce Says
Fragmentary wire report notes disputes within a family as a high profile divorce case unfolds. Names and details are obscured by garbled text, but reference to marital separation and public interest suggest ongoing legal proceedings.
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Margaret
Truman Puts on Campaign in Missouri Controversy
President Truman shows confidence amid questions about backing Rep. Leonard Irving in Missouri’s fourth district race. Truman called himself embarrass-proof despite local union troubles and a Kansas City court ruling. He said his stance would come next spring before the Missouri primary as reporters pressed about coal and steel strike intervention.
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Washington
Truman
Leonard Irving
Missouri
Lee L Erving
Gome
Toga
Prites
Hig
Capita
Kansas City
Hopse
Charles Ross
Eisenhower Urges Columbia Students to Seek Opportunity
President Eisenhower, speaking at Columbia University, urged students to pursue opportunity over security. He warned against a regimented security that levels individuals and cited the American ideal of personal initiative, contrasting it with rigidity and conformity. The piece weaves in a Rockefeller Plaza underworld vignette and quotes Italian immigrant Joseph Suozzi reflecting on America's opportunities and past Mussolini oppression.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Ike
New York
Rockefeller Plaza
Joseph Suozzi
America
Pra
Ples
Luozzi
Italy
Fate Spares Pilot Life in London Plane Crash
An American flier survived a London crash that killed six aboard. Pilot Earl Oscar Sivage of California was burned but saved by rolling in rain to extinguish flames after an amphibian plane owned by Superior Oil & Co. crashed after takeoff. Names of several corporate and official victims named in the report.
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London
Superior Oil &Co
Los Angeles
Gariy
Earl Oscar Sivage
California
Robert Alien
Superior Oil Company
James Lewis
Caplan
Living, Stone and Lewis
Hugh Weightman
W. J. Horne
Centra Mining Tivestent Trust
Joseph
Jordan
Andrew Cate
Long Beach
Caliroe
Sivage
Trolley Music Sparks Public Hearing in Washington
Washington wires the Capital Transit radios on street cars and buses drawing mixed public reaction. The Public Utilities Commission schedules a hearing on the trial shortwave speakers as riders describe weather updates tunes and news on transit rides. Pro and anti groups form and debate the impact on sanity and city life with residents sharing strong opinions.
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Washington
VPH
District of Columbia
Sims
Capital Transit Company
Public Utility Commission
New York
Washington Street
Antis
Smith to Retire as FHA State Director in Arkansas
B. Smith, state director of the federal Housing Administration, will retire next Monday in Little Rock after 15 years with FHA. He assumed the post last February and will enter private business. No successor has been named.
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Little Rock
Ury— Clay
B. Smith
Yas
Federal ‘Housing Administration
Smith
FHA
Race Does Not Figure In Pine Bluff Beer Permit Case
Kansas Revenue Commissioner Dain Morley said the Pine Bluff beer permit renewal was not denied on race grounds. Harold Flowers, Negro attorney, challenged Morley to justify the renewal decision, citing alleged racial bias, while Morley cited factors including a local boy being allowed to serve beer.
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Jaittle Rock
Kansas Revenue Commissioer
Dain Morley
Pine Bluff
Harold Flowers
Marley
Morley
Mary Ena Case
Er Huseband
Virgil
Morlay
Gotta Smoke and Divorce Tale from Las Vegas
Mrs Cecile Pigea sues for divorce recounting a marriage to Arthur Pines begun in Las Vegas in 1948. She testified he banned smoking except a six a day ration and threatened harm for extra puffs. She quit, filing for divorce yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Iej
Cecile Pigea
Nardage
Napsmoake
Acthuy Pines
Las Vegas
Nev
Two Youths Face Charges for Tying Up Deputy
Fayetteville report says two teenage boys may face charges after allegedly fleeing a deputy sheriff. Washington County Sheriff Bruce Crider confirmed the incident as authorities investigate the tied up deputy case.
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Fayetteville
Washington County
Bruce Crider
Marshall to Meet Red Cross Officials in Memphis Parley
General George C. Marshall arrives in Memphis to confer with Red Cross leaders during a cross-country tour. A Memphis Shelby County chapter delegation will greet him, with Walter Chandler as chair. The visit extends to tomorrow morning. Gary Crosby, Bing Crosby’s son, has been noted for undefeated dual meets. Two male suspects, Phillip Bearden of Winslow and Charles Peevyhouse of Tulsa, face charges pending details. Two Chicago girls, Patricia Chadwick and Prances Riley, were released to guardians. Deputy Louis Downing says he was assaulted near a mountain cabin during an investigation. The quarter was later captured in an abandoned barn near Woolsey.
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Memphis
Tens
George C. Marshall
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Walter Chandler
Memphis-Shelby
Woolsey
Phillip Bearden
Winslow
Charles Peevyhouse
Tulsa
Okla
Crider
Chicago
Joven
Patricia Chadwick
Prances Riley
Louis Downingsala
Sheys
Woolsex
Ex Secretary Accuses Wood of Gifting To Win Divorce
Miami October 28 Ex secretary Violet Bellous 20 says Gar Wood the aging boat magnate 86 gave her money a home and cash to induce a divorce from C M Bellous Sr Las Vegas while claiming she was single Wood countersued seeking 25000 in bond and cash plus a 100000 home She says Wood asked her to live with him and boasted of being a king as she navigated a separation and later reconciled with her husband
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Miami
Fla
Gar Wood
Hushard
Gome
Hit
Violet
Bellous
Wood
Belous
C. M. Bellous, Sr
Las Vegas
Nev
Favors Exploring Possibilities of Navigation
Brig. Gen. P A Fevinga proposes the lower Arkansas river could be navigable before upstream project completion. Gen. Fertuva backs cautious sequencing, noting studies favor upstream dam focus first. Officials discussed during the Arkansas River valley development program with field visits to Stuttgart and inspections from Little Rock to Pine Bluff.
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P. A. Fevinga
Arkansas River
Fertuva
Mississppi River
U. S. Engineers
Ackansa
Arkansas River Board
Feringa
B.C. Fowlkes
Icksburg
Stuttgart
Louis. W. Prentiss
Dallas
Southweag Division
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Thomas A. Lane
Pine
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