UN chief widens purge threat to staff over loyalty tests
UNITED NATIONS New York Secretary General Trygve Lie warned a group of employees that they must decide by today whether to answer Senate committee questions on alleged Communist ties or face dismissal. A jurists panel advised firing those belonging to the Communist Party or any subversive organization, with a chance to plead their case before a review panel. The move follows firings suspensions and “special leave” for several staff after refusals to testify, and letters reportedly informed employees to abandon Fifth Amendment protections. The jurists appointed were William Dewitt Mitchell Edwin Herbert and Prof Paul Veldekens.
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Edwin Herbert
Great Britain
Paul Veldekens
Belgiurea
Recluse's Room Yields $200,000 in Queens
In New York a 64 year old man named Roger Stewart who lived quietly in a Queens rooming house died Wednesday night. Police found over $200,000 in his room including a $10,000 bus. Stewart reportedly died of natural causes and had been told by his attorney he was an honorary deputy chief of police in Tampa Florida.
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Dope Raid Arrests Involving Youths And Adults
Police raided a home on 28 O'Farrell Street arresting a 17 year old high school student and three adults, seizing heroin and dephine. At a Pacific Avenue filling station officers detained 6 boys aged 13 to 16 and 2 young men, confiscating a large quantity of marijuana. The operation also netted the girl's father, a prior narcotics suspect, and several other suspects including Jacob Yarele and David Lomell.
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Tim Hargett
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Robert Earls
Claude Rigdon
Cedar Ave
Arensted
Germany
Jacob Yarele
Wendall P
David Lomell
W. F St
Wilmington
Jesse Duran
Carlton Synsielin
22Nd St
Ingacio Salorzano
Merchants Report Strong Fall Sales In Long Beach
Retail leaders in Long Beach report a brisk pre holiday period with sales up about ten percent from 1951. Factors cited include higher incomes, war bond redemptions, extended hours, and aggressive advertising boosting demand for warm clothing, textiles and gift items despite inflation pressures and higher operating costs.
Sunny Long Beach Forecast With Mild Friday
The weatherman predicts clear skies for Long Beach with a high near 65 degrees today. He cautions a northern storm could reach the state midweek, possibly weakening by Friday, with no rain in sight for now.
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Incredible Appointment Roiling Taft in Labor Cabinet Row
Senator Taft explodes over Durkin appointment as labor secretary with Durkin a union leader seeking repeal of Taft Hartley and a Democrat who backed Stevenson. The lobbyist critic questions political motive, noting Durkin’s ability but disputing the decision. Continued on page 16.
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Detroit men nabbed in Cincinnati extortion racket
Cincinnati detectives arrested three Detroit men Barney Peller Joseph J Triglia and Henry Ford on charges of attempting to extort money by threatening Cincinnati businessmen. They allegedly forced victims to buy a business consulting service with threats including truck overturns and bomb-throwing.
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Barney Peller
Joseph J. Triglia
Henry Ford
Tito's London Man Recalled
Dr. Joza Brilej Yugoslav ambassador to Britain, age 42, said he was recalled to Belgrade for upcoming state administration reorganizations. A wartime ally of Marshal Tito, Brilej has served in London since 1950 and this move surprises in diplomatic circles as Tito plans a three month upcoming visit amid religious groups' objections.
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Korean Ship Korea Arrives in San Francisco
The 10,700-ton motorship Korea, flagship of Korea's merchant marine, arrives in San Francisco on Saturday becoming the first vessel from the republic to visit the United States.
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Grandmother Bank Robber Vows Two More Holdups
Los Angeles FBI says grandmotherly bank robber, famed for three heists, wrote a letter claiming two more holdups before retirement. She notes plans while building a nest egg for Korea duty, with $3,500 total from three robberies so far. Cabby provided key description including veil and pillbox hat.
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Crash Kills Mother and Two Children in L.A. County
Keystone report: a mother, Mrs. Belli Barnes Hanner, 28, died in a two-vehicle crash at Vermont Ave and EF Rd. Two children, Nikki, 5, and Sam, 3, were injured, with Nikki in critical condition at Harbor General Hospital. Six other people, including Sheriff’s deputies Lucretia Trusler and Albert Rein, were seriously or mildly hurt. Police say the ambulance struck the side of the auto after the driver ran a stop sign. both vehicles were demolished. The mother’s body was taken to Stone & Myers Mortuary in Torrance.
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Belli Barnes Hanner
224Th St
Nikki
Harbor General Hospital
Sam
Lucretia Trusler
Albert Rein
County General Hospital
Los Angeles
Homer Hall
Frank J. Pesky
Axel Strid
Woodward Ave
Lomita
Betty Maurer
Lindenvale
Whittier
Virtue
Ally
East Rd
Keystone
Doctor foils attempted office holdup in Seat Pleasant
Maryland physician Zadac M Brady aged 72 described a failed holdup at his office when two youths attempted the crime. Brady, practicing 45 years, recounted the assailants' demand and a violent reaction in Seat Pleasant.
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Br. Brady
Seat Pleasant
ROKs Hold Firm On Regained Hill
SEOUL reports the Republic of Korea troops holding fast against Chinese attacks at Sniper Ridge in freezing weather. They retook the crest after a brief loss on Pinpoint Hill as the front line on Jong Ridge remained volatile with combat ongoing.
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Industry's Members May Resign Over 1.90 Wage Hike
President Truman overruled the Wage Stabilization Board to grant a 1.90 daily raise for John L. Lewis coal miners, prompting industry members to warn that some may resign in protest. The four industry members will meet in Washington to decide next moves as public members vow to stay.
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New York
Sue
W58
Roger L. Putnam
Smass
Family of Seven Burned to Death in Liberty Township Fire
A kerosene stove caused an explosion and blaze that leveled a one story frame home in Liberty Township. Neighbors heard the blast and five fire companies fought the fire for hours, finding Henry Tochman 34, his wife Catherine 82, and their five children Mary Grace 14 Henry Jr. 13 Patricia 10 Carel 8 Jo Ann 2 dead. Mary Grace died en route to a nearby hospital. The parents are believed to have perished while attempting to save the children.
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Carel
Jo Ann
Flood Strikes Bible College In Hot Springs Area
About 25 students were rescued from flooded dormitories classrooms and homes at South Central Bible College six miles northeast of Hot Springs Arkansas when South Fork Creek overflowed its banks during a Wednesday flash flood.
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