Truman remains uncertain on 1952 run before Feb six
Rep. Hays of Ohio says President Truman told him he hopes to decide before Feb 6 whether to seek re election. Kefauver may meet Truman to discuss the Democratic path, while Hays backs an active Ohio delegation for a strong candidate. Senator Ives says Eisenhower could secure the GOP nomination without public proclamation, but likely will announce before the July convention.
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Truman
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Hays
Ohio
White House
Estes Kefauver
Tennesee
Congress
Key West
Kefauver
Ives
R-Ny
Eisenhower
Coroner hears autopsy expert backing Lahti death theory
Dr. David A. Cleveland testified that Edward Lahti's fatal skull injuries resulted from solid blows to both sides of the head, disputing a single-blow theory. He said the left fracture could indicate a severed artery and rapid death, while the right fracture was concussion type. He ruled out a prior fall as the cause and noted the improvised surface likely matched a resilient object. Vanderfin, a jail trusty, could not be reached to testify.
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Edward Lahti
David A. Cleveland
Marquette University
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E. L. Thaeringer
Milwaukee
Wilson
Lake Forest
Ill
Marquette
William Rauen
Rauen
John Vanderfin
Philippine governors and three mayors suspended over murder charges
Manila reports Gov Rafael Lacson and three Negros Occidental mayors, just sworn into four year terms, suspended after murder charges linked to the killing of Moises Padilla, a Magallon mayoral candidate, in November elections.
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Rafael Lacson
Negros Occidental
Moises Padilla
Magallon
Wholesale Food Prices Hold Steady for Week
The Dun & Bradstreet food index shows wholesale costs flat at 6.64 this week, 42 percent below last year. The index covers the wholesale price of one pound of 31 commonly used foods with rises in rye oats hams butter sugar potatoes and steers and declines in wheat corn barley lard milk coffee cottonseed oil cocoa eggs currants hogs and lambs.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Blood Drive Starts At Meeting Tonight
Sgt. John D Audas U S Marine Corps will讲 Kenoshans the value of blood plasma for armed forces at a 7 30 p m meeting in the Kenosha Youth Foundation building to start a Red Cross drive aiming for 1800 pints in 1952. The program includes two Korea battle films with Audas as narrator.
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Korea
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Changjin
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Marine Corps
Moody urges copper to aid auto production push
Sen Blair Moody urges government to boost copper allotments to sustain 1,000,000 car output for Q2 and Q3. He proposes reallocating from railroads and construction or a temporary copper stockpile loan with repayment. Moody warns of mass unemployment in Michigan and nationwide impact if auto output falls to 800,000 cars per quarter.
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U.P
Blair Moody
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Manly Fleischmann
Moody
Michigan
Fleischmann
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Toll of four day New Year holiday tops six hundred two
The four day New Year holiday period killed 602 people in violent accidents, adding to the season total near 1,400. Traffic crashes caused 367 deaths, fires 69, and other accidents 166, with notable air crashes and a World War II era plane wreck contributing to the toll. Wisconsin saw 13 deaths including nine in traffic, two fires, and two other mishaps, with several local fatalities and inquests.
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Allegheny
New York State
Wisconsin
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Portage
Robert Mosher
Babcock
Wilbur L. Parker
Pittsville
Robert White
James Wilson
Pardeeville
Wilson
White
Columbia County
William Orth
Young Mosher
Milwaukee
Ed Riley
Harry C. Kagel
la Crosse
Donald
New York
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Charters Inc
Little Valley
N. Y
Donald W. Nyrop
CAB
Death of Maxim Litvinoff Soviet Foreign Minister
Soviet official reports Maxim Litvinoff 75 former foreign minister and key architect of collective security policy has died after a prolonged illness. Litvinoff, famed for the line peace is indivisible, served 1930 39 as foreign commissar and briefly headed the ministry before his 1946 dismissal. He helped secure U S recognition in 1933 and pursued westward accord amid mounting Cold War tensions. His death was announced two days after his passing.
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Pravda
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Mussolini
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Britain
France
Earliest New Year Birth in Madison 기록
A son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Temkin five seconds after midnight is believed to be Madison Wisconsin's earliest New Year's Day birth.
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Madison
Wis
Joseph Temkin
Woman Pilot Hero Led Inchon Raid, North Says
Pyongyang radio reported a female pilot headed a Communist air raid on Inchon harbor and Kimpo air base early yesterday. North Korea claimed 24 UN aircraft were destroyed in the Kimpo attack while the U.S. Fifth Air Force said three obsolete biplanes dropped explosives near Kimpo and Inchon with no damage.
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Inchon Harbor
Pyongyang
High Command
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Kimpo
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Six Hurt In Bus Car Crash At Oshkosh
Six people were injured when a car driven by Fred Schaick, 49, Oshkosh, collided with a Greyhound bus bound for Chicago. The crash occurred near the bus station, leaving one seriously hurt.
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Oshkosh
Wis
U.2
Greyhound
Fred Schaick
Cold snap grips Wisconsin towns after New Year cheer
A cold wave arrived in Wisconsin after New Year celebrations. Park Falls saw 26 below, Grantsburg minus 25, Eau Claire minus 20, Milwaukee six above, and Kenosha noon reading at 20 above. Night and Thursday are not expected to be as harsh.
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Park Falls
Grantsburg
Eau Claire
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Allies Bomb Rail Lines In North Korea Blitz
Allied war planes blasted Communist rail traffic in North Korea as ground fighting slowed to a twilight lull. UN forces repelled a small eastern front probe, while 210 UN fighter-bombers cut rail tracks at 49 points and damaged rail cars. Two Allied planes were shot down with one rescue reported.
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Air Force
Poison Cocktail Drink Kills Two Youths in Pine Ridge
Two youths died after drinking a poison cocktail of anti freeeze and shellac in Pine Ridge South Dakota. Charles Piece an Indian officer identified the deceased as Perishing High Hawk 17 and Mitchell Red Star 16. A third youth Edron Cross 16 was hospitalized.
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Wreck Kills 28 as Aviation Weekend Proves Grim
Rescue teams prepared to scale an Arizona mountain to recover 28 people killed when a C-47 crashed 65 miles northeast of Phoenix amid mist and rain. The craft carried 19 West Point cadets, five other passengers, and four crew from Hamilton AFB to Goodfellow AFB.
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Phoenix
West Point
Hamilton Air Force Base
Calif
Goodfellow Air Force Base
Texas
Wisconsin Adults Reach 2,222,525 as VoterAge
The 1950 U.S. census reports 2,222,525 Wiscon sin residents of voting age, up 10 percent since 1940. Males total 1,112,792 and females 1,109,733, with state growth below the national 16 percent average.
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U.P
Wisconsin
U.S. Census Bureau
Census Bureau
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arizona
North Dakota
Captain Clings Alone to Battered Flying Enterprise
Captain Kurt Carlsen remains aboard the stricken Flying Enterprise 300 miles off the Atlantic coast as rescue operations unfold. Survivors report a brutal Christmas night storm that capsized parts of the ship, with 63 lives lost across western Europe and at sea.
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Kurt Carlsen
Carlsen
Hamburg
Germany
New York
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Europe
Golden Eagle
Enterprise
Falmouth
Compromise Sought With Reds Idea On Korea Exchange
UN command spokesman Lt Col Howard S. Levie outlined a six point plan to exchange prisoners of war on a man for man basis then all for all and to repatriate willing civilians in Korea. Rear Adm Libby described Reds resistance and noted UN aims to reclassify certain Koreans as POWs while seeking a Red Cross interview at the exchange point.
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Korea
Lee
Levie
International Red Cross
Red Cross
Libby
Red Army
U. S. Navy
U. S
Man Slain in Fight Over Girl
Baltimore police reported a fatal gunfight tied to a rejected suitor and a fiancé who were involved with a 17-year-old girl. Landis Hoffman 33 died from chest wounds. Carmine Gianforte 19 was wounded while the girl Patricia Ferns feared for their safety after a New Year’s party.
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Landis Hoffman
Patricia Ferns
Carmine Gianforte
Hoffman
Gianforte
MacArthur to Address Michigan Legislature May 15
General Douglas MacArthur will speak to a joint session of the Michigan legislature in Lansing on May 15, per his office. His next public appearance is January 17 at a Poor Richard club dinner in Philadelphia.
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Douglas MacArthur
Michigan
Lansing
Poor Richard
Philadelphia
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