Switchmen Contempt Charge Linked to National Rail Strike
Chicago federal judge issued a contempt citation against Railroad Brotherhoods as a three day sick strike halted freight, including atomic shipments. Judge Michael Igoe ordered 53 BRT officers to appear Feb 14 to explain why they should not be held in contempt for violating a Dec 13 strike injunction.
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Chicago
U.S
Michael Igoe
BRT
Igoe
Defense Transportation Administration
Washington
James Knudson
Army
Bendeisen
Ser
Auto Crash Leaves Walter Bremer Critically Hurt
Walter O. Bremer, 60, of 3935 Marshall Way, was struck by a car at Anaheim Street and Gardenia Avenue and treated for critical injuries at Seaside Hospital. Officer cited driver Gilberto Inez Thomas, 30, of 1133 Obispo Avenue, for speeding and violating a pedestrian’s right of way.
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Walter O. Bremer
Marshall Way
Seaside Hospital
Anaheim St
Gardenia Ave
Bremer
R. L. Cohee
D. E. Kuhn
Gilberto Inez Thomas
Obispo Ave
Sailors Arrested After Stolen Taxi Diamond Cab Theft
Two sailors were arrested by Compton Police early today for stealing the Diamond Cab No. 164 from in front of 608 West Sixth Street shortly before midnight.
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Sixth St
Compton
Gis French Battle to Avoid Pincer Threat
Thousands of Communist troops pressed a heavy assault in the central Korean mountains aiming to encircle an American French regimental combat team. The attack involved 3,000 to 5,000 North Koreans and Chinese forces threatening the Allied unit's position.
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Tokyo
War Says Rhee That End Is Near In Korea
President Syngman Rhee declared the Korea War is already coming to an end. He said the Chinese are starting to ask what they are fighting for as tensions shift at Eighth Army headquarters in Korea on February 1.
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Rhee
Eighth Army Headquarters
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Battle rages as Allied siege faces heavy assault near Wonju
At 4:30 a.m. the fight continued seven hours later in Sinchon, twelve miles north-northeast of Wonju. American and French forces responded with tanks and artillery, facing a larger Communist force advancing from the north as the enemy assault intensified.
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Sinchon
Wonju
Nation Plunged Into Severe Winter Storm Across U S
A United Press tally shows the nation gripped by heavy snow ice and frigid temperatures from Maine to Texas with millions in potential storm damage and at least 206 deaths linked to wrecks fires and exposure since last Saturday Forecaster Walter Hovde called the storm unusually severe as New York prepares for six to eight inches of snow and icy highways are warned to be dangerous
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Chicago
Maine
Texas
United Press
New York City
Walter Hovde
Political basis cited by Justice Jackson in column
Ray Tucker highlights an alleged Supreme Court remark claiming anti-trust victims are chosen on a political basis. The column notes Jackson’s prior role as attorney general who pursued such cases and ties the claim to ongoing DOJ actions against Standard Oil of California and other large oil firms. Continued on Page 10-A.
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Ray Tucker
U. S. Supreme Court
Justice Jackson
U. S
Love letters from key witness in Berling murder case
Public release of letters from Miguel Verdugo to Violet Berling reveals intimate notes connected to the murder trial. Excerpts published with photographs on Page 20-A. main story continues on Page 2-A.
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Violet Benling
Miguel Verdugo
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Gaviota Ave
Seventh St
Rose Ave
Calvin A. Cole Sr
U. S. Naval Training Station
San Diego
Cole
Camles
Drew Pearson
Town Meeting
Violet Berling
Gordon Thomas
Rochester
N. Y
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