03 Feb 1952
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Newspaper
Independent Long Beach
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1952
Page
1
General Ridgway confirms Southland's 40th Division is engaged in Korea after months of censorship. Letters home from soldiers indicate the unit moved to the battle line following nine months of buildup and anticipation in Tokyo.
A Los Angeles physician Walter Kempler with Beverly Blvd offices was subpoenaed to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The report notes Korea and Korea War context, 40th Division, and various National Guard units with officers and references to the 150 houses burned in Pusan as part of a refugee incident.
Winnie Ruth Judd, known as the Tiger Woman, escaped from the Arizona State Hospital for the fifth time in under 21 years, using a homemade canvas strap ladder. She fled Phoenix in a black sedan seen near the hospital, with recapture minutes later on a city street.
Reactionary Republicans and Democratic labor leaders unite in seeking Taft's defeat for president. Each side cites tarry reasons: labor cites Taft Hartley law and Taft’s perceived reactionary stance, while Republicans label him too radical for federal housing policies. Continued on page 26-A.
Urupan Mexico February 2 residents fled the area around Parientin volcano as activity increased. Fiery mountains grew from a corn field nine years ago breaking window panes in the town and signaling more eruptions.
Berlin reports that Martin Bormann, Adolf Hitler's top aide, is alive and living in a Catholic monastery in Rome. The rumor claims he joined the monastery 14 months ago after years abroad, with a photo showing a monk in disguise.
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