Ike Calls for M'Arthur Formula to End War
Eisenhower seeks MacArthur plan to end war as rumors swirl of a face to face meeting. Hagerty says MacArthur had not submitted a plan and would share it only if Ike asked. MacArthur previously floated a plan, aiming to outline it at Eisenhower's convenience in New York City.
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James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
MacArthur
New York City
Hisenhower
New York
Korea
Truman
U.S
U.N
Red China
China
Army asks MacArthur to submit Korean war plan
A Defense Department official said if General Douglas MacArthur has a new way to end the Korean War he should inform the Army. MacArthur, still on the Army payroll, says he has a clear solution but has not submitted it. The Army has not approached him, and it would be undignified to do so.
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Washington
Defense Department
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Pentagon
MacArthur
New York
MP Arrest of Long Beach Lawyer at El Toro Office
George E. Shibley, a Long Beach attorney, was taken into custody in his Heartwell Building offices Tuesday. He was released 13 hours later after being directed to appear at a court of inquiry tied to the Bennette case. He served as civilian counsel in Bennette’s court martial and said the inquiry is an outgrowth of that case.
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George E. Shibley
Long Beach
Heartwell Building
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Shibley
John R. Bennette
Bennette
Segregation Debate Reaches Supreme Court Hearing
In a Supreme Court session on school segregation, Thurgood Marshall argued that separate facilities impose a lasting stigma and block Negro education, while John W. Davis contended that classifications by race, age, or mental capacity are all acceptable if overall education is equal. The Charleston case mirrors a broader challenge to the separate but equal doctrine.
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John W. Davis
Supreme Court
W S. Thurgood Marshall
Davis
Charleston
S. C
Robert L. Carter
New York
Kansas
Paul A. Wilson
Wilson
Marshall
South Carolina
Bishan Pleads For Simmler Church Group
Episcopal Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill, president of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA, warned the interdenominational body against administrative bureaucracy. He urged the council to focus on objectives beyond tinkering with machinery and cautioned that clergy still dominate the group.
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Denver
Episcopal
Henry Knox Sherrill
Sherrill
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
General Assembly
Boiiv
Navy in Dark On Ike Plan To Land Here
Navy reports claim the cruiser Helena may dock here next week possibly with President elect Dwight Eisenhower aboard. The Helena is en route to Hawaii with Ike and aides, though Long Beach officers denied knowledge of such a plan. Helena is commanded by Capt. Walter Dyer and based in Long Beach.
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Navy
Gatk
Helena
Dwight Eisenhower
Hawaii
Long Beach
Walter Dyer
Li Long Beach
Long Bea
Grand Jury Recesses Probe Into Signal Hill Election
The grand jury paused its inquiry into Signal Hill election irregularities after hearing testimony linking Bushong to Kid Mexico campaign operations and voter registration activity. Publisher Harvey Harris and officials Heber Chapman and Robert Lynn testified about campaign payments, deputized signups, and routine registration forms as the panel prepares for further testimony from Hite. Bail for Bushong remains $5,900 with a preliminary hearing postponed.
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Harris
Bushong
Ceck
Kid Mexico
Heber Chapman
Signal
Hill City
Cmdr
Robert H. Lynn
USN
Signal Hill Civic Improvement Association
Chapman
Bush
Russell Ellis
Iercrest Ave
Lakewood
Piazza
New Coast Storm Boils Across Three States
A new Alaska Gulf storm moved into the West Coast, bringing 30 to 50 mph southeast winds and widespread rain from Fort Bragg to the Canadian border. The system formed a new center about 900 miles west of San Francisco Bay and is forecast to bring intermittent rain through Wednesday from Monterey Stockton to the Oregon border with moderate to heavy totals, with snow above 4500 feet and valley rain spreading through the Salinas and San Joaquin Valleys.
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San Francisco
Alaska Gulf
California
Oregon
Washington
Fort Bragg
Merdotino
Canadian
San Francisco Bay
Monterey-Stockton
Salinas
San Joaquin
Sonora Pass
New Clash in Morocco Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Reported clashes near Beni Mellal between Arab demonstrators and French troops left two Moroccans dead and eight wounded as 1000 protesters rioted. Simultaneously in Casablanca police rounded up 40 demonstrators while unrest across French North Africa prompted a dusk curfew in Tunis. Moroccan nationalist leaders at the United Nations claimed over 100 killed Monday, with widespread arrests continuing.
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Casablanca
Moroccco
Beni Melial
Here
United Nations
Istiqlal “Independent
Beni Mellal
North Africa
Tunis
Tangier
Eisenhower safe on farm prices, Carlson promises
Sen Frank Carlson told 3500 Farmers Union delegates in St Paul that Eisenhower will protect farmers income. He warned of clouds ahead with falling farm product prices amid full employment, rising farm mortgages, tighter credit, potential export declines, and deficit moisture across the Gulf to Canada.
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Paul
Minn
Frank Carlson
ReKans
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Carlson
Gen
Farmers Union Grain Terminal
St. Paul Auditorium
Gulf of Mexico
Durkin Signals AFL Alignment on Taft Hartley Reforms
Durkin said on Tuesday he will follow the American Federation of Labor line in revising Taft Hartley. He noted he has never met Taft and had only met Eisenhower recently before his appointment. He will remain a Democrat and vote for labor friendly policies despite joining the cabinet.
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AFL
Durkin
Washington
Martin
Robert A. Aan
Taft
Eisenhower
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Judge Rules For Navy in Water Case
Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich ruled the government acquired water rights with land when buying 40 000 acres for Camp Pendleton, upholding a California Supreme Court decision from 15 years earlier. The Santa Margarita Mutual Water Co and California were defendants, Fallbrook Public Utilities District won a trial-delay, and Dec 30 set for a higher court decision.
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Los Angeles
Leon R. Yankwich
Santa Margarita River
Yankwich
Camp Pendleton Marine Base
California Supreme Court
Santa Margarita Mutual Water Co
State of California
Fallbrook Public Affilcts District
San Diego
Wreck Identified Near Mt San Gorgonio
The Air Force announced the wreckage near the peak of Mt. San Gorgonio at 11,485 feet has been positively identified as a C-47 transport plane missing since December 1 with 19 aboard.
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Rabat
Mor
Warison
Fairbrook District
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Util
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American Ave
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