Artesia Pistol-Whipping Arrest Sparks Assault Case
Norwalk deputies arrested 26 year old Robert Eugene Endicott after a fight at an apartment house in which he allegedly pistol whipped Robert Lee Gilmore with a .38 caliber automatic, struck him in the stomach, and caused head and facial injuries. Gilmore, a housing project guard, said Endicott battered him and kicked a car window to escape. Endicott was subdued by four deputies following a chase.
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Artesia
Artenign
Tony
Norwalk
Robert Lee Gilmore
Tony Beach
Gilmore
Robert Eugene Endicott
Monter
Endicott
Frank Aguiar
Mao Calls for China to Unite
Mao Tse tung, China's top Communist leader, urged workers and farmers to unite against American aggressors. He called the United States an aggressor in Korea and warned it endangers Chinese territory in what was likely his first public remark on the Korean war.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
United States
Korea
Widow of Dope Case Witness Missing in Los Angeles
The widow of slain narcotics case witness Abe Davidian has been missing for several months, FBI announced. An all-points bulletin was issued, with Mrs Fat Marie Davidian, 25, last seen in Modesto. She was charged with perjury tied to her testimony before a federal grand jury regarding her husband’s death.
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Los Angeles
Dec
Abe Davidian
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Fat Marie Davidian
Modesto
Tax avoidance versus evasion discussed
The article contrasts legal tax avoidance with illegal evasion, noting millions seek savings on 1951 income taxes and predicting higher tax payments. It emphasizes the distinction, warns about strict penalties, and suggests careful planning to minimize liabilities.
Collins Sees Mac Flies to Front in Far East War Council
Gen. J. Lawton Collins United States Army Chief of Staff held a four hour Council of War with top American military leaders in the Far East in Tokyo. He then flew to Korea to visit battlefield commanders at Gen. Douglas MacArthur headquarters, commander in chief of United Nations forces there.
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Tokyo
Marines Break Through Trap Near Chosin Reservoir
U N forces retreating from Pyongyang face the fall of the city as Marines and Seventh Division troops break free from a Communist trap west of the Chosin reservoir. B-26s from Long Beach aided the escape toward Hagaru, linking with the division. Airlift evacuations continue, with civilians noting enemy advances near Shukchon on the old defense line.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Pyongyang
Korea
U. S. First Marine
Chosin Reservoir
Seventh Infantry Division
Hagaru
California
452Nd Light
Long Beach Municipal
Changjin Reservoir
Luther W. Sweetzer
Halgaru
Tih
Hamhung
Chosin
Shukchon
Sinchon
Bipartisan Talks Called on Crisis
Congressional leaders from both parties met at the State Department for an urgent briefing on the Korean conflict. The two sessions aimed to unite Congress behind President Truman's request for nearly 18 billion dollars in defense and atomic energy funding as United Nations forces faced setbacks.
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State Department
United Nations
Orea
Truman
Michael J. McDermott
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