MacArthur Open to Formosa Talks in Korea Ceasefire
Gen Douglas MacArthur and Secretary of Defense George C Marshall recently showed willingness to discuss Formosa and a United Nations role in any Korea cease fire negotiations. He also claimed Russia conspired with Red China and North Korea to start the war, a point he linking to his dismissal. He said he did not know if Acheson influenced the decision, and referenced high level discussions with Fulbright.
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Marshall
Formosa-Mac Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Sec
George C. Marshall
China
Formosa
United Nations
Korea
Russia
Red China
North Korea
MacArthur
J. William Fulbright
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Joint Chiefs
House Cuts Bureau Fund in 10 Percent Reduction
Washington May 4 The House ordered a 10 percent cut in a 6 837 677 465 fund requested by President Truman to run 27 agencies next fiscal year The emergency fund bore the heaviest loss voted 160 to 128 cutting it 96 percent from 25 million to 1 million Also reduced was the federal bid for low rent public housing construction Money approved for only 5000 units though the administration sought 73000 units.
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Washington
House
Truman
U S Tightens Restrictions On Building
Washington may 4 the national production authority imposed tight controls on constructing large apartment houses expensive residences industrial projects and public facilities to protect defense and essential civilian needs such as schools hospitals and utilities Special authorizations are required for homes over 35000 apartment buildings over three stories and all public or private projects including plants needing more than 25 tons of steel The order marks the first curb on residential construction and applies to newspaper plants radio and television broadcasting facilities previously exempt from such limits
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Washington
National Production Authority
NEPA
Manly Fleischmann
NPR
Taxi Driver Injures After Collision With Diesel Engine
Wagner, a 50 year old cab driver from 222542 E Seventh St, suffered a severe back injury when his taxi rammed a Pacific Electric diesel engine at the Pico Street Broadway intersection early today. He was treated at St Marys Hospital. his condition was not immediately known.
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W. 1. Wagner
E. Seventh St
Pico St.Broadway
Wagner
St. Mary's
Ballot Proposal Promises Fire and Police Pension Reform
Amendments on next Tuesday ballot will be Proposition No 1 an amendment to the old Fire and Police Pension plan The opinion favors a proper change avoiding a free ride for a small group of city employees at taxpayer cost The measure aims to close a door left open by a mistake that could cost taxpayers about 25 million to roughly 600 firemen and policemen who were employed when the miscalculation occurred.
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Fire and Police
UN Troops Advance Along Korean Front Across Pukhan
United Nations forces pushed their main line forward along both banks of the Pukhan River toward abandoned Kapyong in Korea. Air and artillery continued to degrade Chinese forces as the Allied line penetrated toward the central front no man's land with tank infantry patrols.
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Toyko
United Nations
Puk~han
Kapyong
Chines
Pukhan
Sem
Second arson suspect jailed in Elephant Boy Sabu blaze
Los Angeles May 4 UP Arthur E Wall 26 was jailed today as a second suspect in the burning of the North Hollywood home of film Elephant Boy Sabu. Andre Perez 20, recently arrested in Cleveland in connection with the fire, implicated Wall.
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Los Angeles
Arthur E. Wall
North Hollywood
Elephant Boy
Sabu
Andre Perez
Cleveland
Wall
Long Beach Pilot Among Missing Navy Plane Crew
A Long Beach man and another airman are missing after a Navy Skyraider bomber disappeared off the California coast. Wal lace Galvan, formerly of 753 Euclid Ave in Long Beach, and Lt. Nestor Daubinsky of Cleveland were passengers. Last contact was 2 44 am about 15 miles west of Pima, with Coast Guard and Navy crews searching fruitlessly for wreckage.
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Long Beach
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Wallace Galvan
Euclid Ave
Nestor Daubinsky
Cleveland
San Diego Naval Air Station
Pima
Coast Guard
Navy
Artukovich Hidden in Surfside with Family in U S
Croatian former minister Andre Artukovich and his family live quietly at B-63 Surfside Colony under permits. He fled in 1948 from Ireland to the United States fearing for his life and works for P J Artukovich in Los Angeles with a Bellflower plant. Newsmen sought interviews but he refused as relatives faced inquiries.
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Andre Artukovich
Surfside Colony
John
Artukovich
Justice
State Council
Quisling
Ante Pavellc
Los Angeles
P& J
S. San Pedro St
E. Center
Bellflower
United States
Ireland
Surfside
Yugoslavia
Anich
Coun
Drew Pearson
California
John Artukovich
Washington
Peter Artukovich
Typhoon To Hit Luzon Near Manila Early Sunday
A Pacific typhoon roared northwest through the Philippine Islands and is expected to cross Luzon with the center 10 miles southeast of Manila early Sunday. Winds in the typhoon’s eye were clocked at 125 miles per hour, according to the Weather Bureau.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Luzon Island
Weather Bureau
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Rita) Gresens
Rochester
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Vienna
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John Fisher
U.S
U.N
By Howard Handleman
L.B. Flier
Luzon
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