Pravda Names Ryumin in Doctors Plot Evidence Fabrication
Pravda, the Soviet party newspaper, identifies former deputy minister Ryumin as the fount of faked evidence in the doctors plot and says his superior, ex-Minister 3. Tgnatics, bears political blame. The 15 doctors were freed by a new Internal Affairs Ministry order.
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Thomas P. Whitney
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Ryumin
Internal Affairs
P. L. Beria
Georgi Malenkov
Andrei A. Zhdanov
Alexander Shcherbakov
Zhdanov
Palitburo
Shcherbakov
Ministry of State Security
Auto Moving Incident Ends With Minor Injuries
Mr and Mrs Crosson of 5765 leaders of the former Ministry of anal Ave reported their 2 year old son Thomas fell from a moving car on Los Coyotes Di as a safety catch on the door failed. He was found unharmed except for a knee penne and a bump on the head after being rushed to Seaside Hospital.
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Los Coyotes
Javda
William FP. Crosson
Anal Ave
Tavio
Louple
Thomas
Crosson
Seaside Hospital
Pedestrian Struck In PE Safety Zone Inglewood Man Hurt
Inglewood resident John Grudziady, 54, was struck by a car while waiting to board a Pacific Electric train near 11th St and American Ave. He suffered a compound fracture and head injuries. Driver Homer Sayers, 36, of Los Angeles, was not cited. Police report a 40 foot skid and Grudziady’s account of the car pursuing him. Train halted at the scene.
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Inglewood
John Grudziady
Eugene BE. Rosenlof
William P. Leslie
Grudziadz
Pacific Electric
Patton’s Son Leads Tank Company in Korea
Captain George S. Patton Jr., son of the famed general, has joined the 40th Division in Korea as commander of A Company, 140th Tank Battalion. He graduated from West Point in 1946, completed airborne school at Fort Benning in 1947, and then served in tank units in Germany.
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40TH
Korea
George S. Patton
George S. Patton Jr
40Th Division
West Point
Airborne
Fort Benning
Germany
Gale Batters Town Eastland Texas Tornado-like Storm
Violent winds ripped through Eastland Texas on Sunday night uprooting many trees and knocking out hundreds of telephones amid heavy hail and about three inches of rain. The storm battered the northwest Texas city with tornado like intensity.
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Eastland
Texas
Harbor Finances Prompt City Meeting on Funds
Harbor Commissioners and City Council will discuss how to raise money for the harbor department amid a shift that allows 50 percent of harbor oil income to be used on uplands. Of the remainder, 60 percent goes to a harbor reserve fund needing voter approval, a change the department deems an emergency.
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Harbor Commissioners
Harbor Department
Lefl
Harbor Reserve Fund
Bandits Rob Local Grocer After Midnight Hold Up
Two bandits robbed ILB Grocer Joseph Petraglia of 550 dollars as he closed the market at 1298 E Fourth St. They pressed a gun to his back and demanded silence, then grabbed a bag of cash and fled down Tile Ave. The gunman, about 28 wearing glasses, was described. partner nonverbal. No vehicle seen.
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Joseph Petraglia
E. Fourth St
Petraglia
Jone
Tile Ave
Record Easter service crowds fill Long Beach churches
Long Beach area worshipers packed churches on Easter Sunday surpassing any in city history. Lakewood facilities overflowed as hundreds stood or sat on improvised seats. Parking lots filled and thousands walked from distant autos to church doors amid chill winds and drizzle.
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Long Beach
Lakewood
Alng Ocean Bled
Pine Ave
Egg Hunt Poisoning Strikes Children in Richland
Twenty four children who took part in an Easter egg hunt at Riverside Park in Richland have been stricken with food poisoning. Ro R. Sachs, health officer, said outbreaks began Sunday afternoon with many hospital admissions. A radio appeal urged parents to avoid letting children eat any eggs from the event. About 60 dozen eggs were collected in the hunt. Cause of poisoning not yet determined.
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Richland, Wash
Riverside Park
Ro R. Sachs
Yanks Call Reds Near Truce Site
U S Marines report heavy fighting within a mile of Panmunjom as battles erupt ahead of prisoner exchange. About 63 Chinese were killed or wounded, with 19 dead in one battle and numerous clashes across the lines near the Punchbowl and Alligator Jaw. Air Strikes hit supply centers near Pyongyang.
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Tokyo
United States
Panmunjom
No-Man's Hand
Pan- Munjor
Teddy
U. N
Alligator Jaw
U.N
Red Lines
Christmas ‘Hill
Seven Days Target for Prisoner Exchange Talks
A Panmunjom truce village meeting set a target to begin prisoner of war exchanges within seven days after procedure is agreed. U N liaison chief Rear Adm John C Daniel proposed urgent repatriation of sick and wounded, with 500 Red prisoners daily until exchanges finish, using groups of 25, strict identity records, guarded convoys, and defined neutral area access.
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Acd
U.pla
U. N
John C. Daniel
Panmunjom
Daniels
Panmynjom
Daniel
U.N
Mark Clark
Chou En-lai
Ammo Dump Blast Near Taipeh Kills and Wounds Dozens
An explosion at an ammo dump outside Taipeh Formosa UP killed 37 workers and injured more than 200 as hazardous World War I era ammunition from Japan and China toppled nearby farmhouses and a factory. The blast, described as earthquake like, was the worst incident of its kind since the 1949 Kaohsiung harbor explosion.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Ani
Japan
China
Kaohsiung
Rocket Planned to Fly 4600 MPH Sparks NACA Funding Request
Charles W. Corddry reports that a four times sound rocket may reach 2700 mph, with NACA seeking 58.8 million for operations and 14.6 million for new facilities for the coming year. Testimony highlights reactor-powered engines, material strain at high temps, and danger of lagging U.S. air power without research.
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Charles W. Corddry
Washington
Armed’ Forces
National’ Advisory
Committee For Aeronautics
House
Appropriations
NACA
Jerome C. Hunsacker
Ger
James H. Doolittle
Hunsacker
U.S
Weather Oddities Prompt Dramatic Forecast Shakeup
A fragmented report describes heated exchanges between WM and a Weather Man over forecasts. Amid tense notes, an apprentice forecaster predicts scattered drizzle Monday morning with partial sun by afternoon, Tuesday turning cloudy then sunny and warmer. Today's high is 63.
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Nea
Small Rains Therman
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Huntington Beach
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Lee Sanz’ Cha
Lee
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Ju Ju Yon
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Wang Chien
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