Exiles Fail In Liberation Of Vlasov In Paris
A group of Russian exiles attempted to "liberate" Alexander Vlasov upon his Paris arrival from America. Police and the exiles blocked crowds, Vlasov was taken to a police station and then to the Russian Embassy in a Russian car. Vlasov, former Moscow chief architect, had been dismissed for pursuing costly skyscrapers over utility housing.
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Paris
France
Alexander V. Vlasov
Architect
Moscow
America
Vlasov
Russia
Remark About Gift Tipped Plane Bomber
The Rocky Mountain News reports a neighbor remark about a Christmas gift led to the arrest of John Gilbert Graham, 23, for the November 1 United Airlines DC-8 crash that killed 44 passengers including his mother Daisie E. King, 54. FBI attention followed neighbors' accounts and Graham’s forged and bootlegging history.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain News
John Gilbert Graham
United Airlines
FBI
Graham
Daisie E. King
Stapleton Air Field
Priests and Whisky Save Downtown Suicide Attempt
In San Francisco a 30 year old cleaner Armand Escalante teetered 12 stories above a crowded street. Two priests a fireman and a pint of whisky aided in a dramatic rescue as Escalante was pulled to safety after an hour on the edge. He was taken to hospital with his estranged wife reuniting at the psychiatric ward.
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San Francisco
Armand Fred Escalante
Veterans Administration
United Press
San Francisco News
Escalante
Father Joseph Wong
St. Patrick's Church
Joseph Dykes
Father Wong
Martin Walsh
Aura
San Francisco Hospital
Eisenhower Hospital Bill Charges Revealed at Fitzsimons
Maj. Gen. M. E. Griffin said President Eisenhower paid 51.70 for seven weeks of meals at Fitzsimons Army hospital while command in chief. Five Rogers Arkansas businessmen sent 50 to cover the bill and a Baltimore attorney paid 51.70. The Army absorbed the cost and gifts of food helped feed others.
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Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
M. E. Griffin
Fitzsimons
Griffin
Rogers
Ark
Baltimore
Naval Hospital
Department of the Army
Ancient autos recovered in Oklahoma clash with buyers
Two old cars stolen from Mrs Lot tie Doke two years ago were recovered by the Oklahoma Crime Bureau. The vehicles, a 1915 Model T and another ancient model, had been bought by enthusiasts through want ads. Parents of three sons in military service made restitution and the cars were returned to the owner.
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Loyal
Okla
Lottie Doke
Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Christmas Parade Plans Announced For December
Junior Chamber of Commerce members will sponsor the annual Christmas parade and party for city and county children on the courthouse lawn next month. Newt Burrow Jr. is appointed by Manville Redman as chairman of the project.
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Chamber of Commerce
Newt Burrow Jr
Manville Redman
Crab Orchard Lake Largest Illinois Man Made Lake
Crab Orchard Lake spans 10.95 square miles and stands as Illinois' largest man made lake.
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Crab Orchard
Illinois
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