Dewey Urges Total Policy for Asia After Far East Tour
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey returns from a 42000 mile Far East and Alaska trip urging a total policy for Asia not bits and pieces. He says allied nations disagree in the Pacific and the United States must build a strong policy with every ally to prevent further losses to the free world. He arrived at Idlewild Airport at 11 07 p m and was greeted by his wife and two sons.
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New York
Augusia
Thomas E. Dewey
Far East
Alaska
United States
Asia
Dewey
Idlewild
War Season Editorial Warns of August September War Surge
An editorial argues that August and September invite invasions as crops ripen and weather favors war. It notes six years of September tensions and warns Russia may strike, with continued coverage promised on page 26-A.
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Harvaat
Europe
Russia
Far Eastern Veterans Docked at Fort Mason
Some 1480 Far Eastern veterans docked at Fort Mason today aboard the USNS Aiken Victory. A brief quarantine was imposed by U S Public Health officials who checked the vessel following the death of Corporal James Williams 22 Brooklyn N Y who died of polio despite an iron lung parachuted from a Coast Guard B 17 while the ship was at sea.
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San Prancisco
Fort Mason
Aiken Victory
U. S. Publle
Cpl
James Williams
Brooklyn
Willams
Coast Guard
Gromyko Dodges Newsmen and Photogs in San Francisco
Soviet deputy foreign minister Anrei Gromyko slipped into his train compartment via a freight elevator to avoid newsmen and photographers as he departed for the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference in San Francisco.
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York
Andrei Gromyko
San Francisco
Bodies of three of six bombers located after storm flight
Three of four occupants of two THM bombers perished when wrecks were found on a mountain peak near Lower California. Coast Guard and Navy teams recovered burned remains from one crew and one nonburned body from another. Search for the fourth crewman continued at dawn as Pontchartrain aided responders.
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Los Alamitos
Moffett Field
Lower California
Mexico
Coast Guard
Navy
Pontchartrain
Artukovich Under Arrest in Los Angeles War Crimes Case
Andrija Artukovich, described as the wartime hangman of Yugoslavia, was arrested in Los Angeles on a deportation warrant for trial on war crime charges. Accused of murdering 22 people including Archbishop Peter Zimanic of Sarajevo, the case involves figures from infancy to adulthood.
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Los Angeles
Andrija Artukovich
Tta
Yugoslavia
United States
Howard V. Calverly
Rato Ivancevic
Peter Zimanic
Sarajevo
Ivancevic
Artukovich
Meteor loses in MIG battle over Yalu River
A British twin jet Meteor was lost in a dogfight with about 40 Communist MIG-15s near the Yalu River. It was the first Meteor loss since it entered combat, and the Air Force reversed its stance today.
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Tokyo
Britain
Yalu River
Douglas Chief Justice Heads to Washington After Far East Trip
Chief Justice William Douglas leaves San Francisco for Washington D C after a two month vacation in the Far East. He visited Tibet Thailand Indonesia India and Pakistan during the trip and climbed an 18 000 foot Himalayan peak.
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Douglas
Washington, D.C
Far East
Orient
Tibet
Thailand
Indonesia
India
Pakistan
Himalayas
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