Alleged Kidnapper Freed After Abduction Charge
Randolpth Mardy age 21 of Los Angeles faces an abduction claim linked to a cafe pickup. He was released after hours of questioning as police reported insufficient evidence. The alleged victim Alberta May Mill Bond described a forced motion and a request to accompany her home.
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Alberta May MacDonald
Los Angeles
Wallace Randolph Hardy
Jack
Long Beach
Hardy
MacDonald
Long Beye
Los Angels
Wallive Randolpth Mardy
Dankershim Hotel
Tony Beach
Alberta May Mill
Bond
Tardy
Pridas
S. Wight
Ave
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The head of United States Steel said a 10 percent steel price rise would add only 1 percent to auto prices and tiny amounts to consumer goods. He argued such increases would not be inflationary, noting recent bread and milk price changes in several cities.
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United States Steel
43 Days of Snowfall Nets Record for Michigan Town
A Michigan report notes 43 consecutive snowfall days with Calumet recording 128 inches this season and 44 inches still on the ground. Residents, including the oldest man, recall no comparable winter, as snow endurance tests the region’s resilience.
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Michigan
Hougiton
Sare Ead
President of Austria Dies at 1 in Vienna
Vienna reported the death of President Karl Reaner of Austria at age 1. Reaner was credited by many with keeping Austria on the western side of the iron curtain. He died today in the Austrian capital.
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Vienna
Dee
Karl Reaner
Austria
MacArthur Warns Japan on Rearming Under Lawlessness
General Douglas MacArthur told the Japanese people in a New Year message that they may need to rearm if international lawlessness threatens peace. He urged a peace treaty with the United Nations and cited Japan’s wartime constitution as a self-imposed limit guiding security, noting Japan’s stance could evolve if civilization advances.
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Howard Handleman
Tokyo
INS
Douglas MacArthur
Supreme United Nations Camimanier Ihn
Japan
Tomas
United Nations
Loree
Shigeru Yoshida
S. 1
MacArthur
Yee
MacArihue
Mac
Five Die in Crashed Private Plane Near Van Nuys
A four passenger Cessna crashed near Van Nuys on December 30 killing all five aboard. Pilot Paul Searson and his wife died at once, with Leland Searson of Los Angeles and Nullie Peterson of Portland among the deceased. A third woman remained unidentified. Witnesses cited engine trouble before the single engine plane hit high voltage lines and plunged into a vacant lot, bursting into flames. Searson owned Kipling Hotels in Los Angeles and Hemet.
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van Nuys
Dee
Polies
Ewer
Liplane
Paul Searsen
Leland Semsony
Los Angeles
Nullie Peterson
Portland
Ore
Searson
Kipling
Hemet
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