Purge Report Targets Chiang Betrayer Family Relatives
Chinese press reports describe a purge strike against relatives of Marshal Li Chi Shen once close to Chiang Kai-shek. Li allied with the Communists and heads a Kuomintang revolutionary committee in Peiping. His elder brother received 12 years, a nephew life, and 32 distant relatives were executed for counter revolutionary crimes in Kwangtung Province.
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Spelling Eisenhower Not Essential to Vote in Illinois
East St. Louis Illinois April 3 county Judge C C Drennan ruled voters need not spell Eisenhower exactly to cast a presidential primary ballot. A phonetic spelling may count under state law but Ike is not on the Illinois ballot. Election judges asked if Ike would suffice. Drennan said that was too far.
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Laundry Ticket by Mail Fails to Move Shirts
Mrs Cassandra Guastella moved from the Bronx to Hollywood leaving four shirts at a Chinese laundry. She mailed a letter to Chinese Laundry Owned by Chinese Man on 169th Street with a laundry ticket a 75 cent check and stamps. A mailman took the letter claiming no California contact. The Bronx and New York Chambers of Commerce investigated with reporters visiting two laundries. Mrs Guastella eventually recovered her husband shirts.
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California
Aircraft Production Rises in West 60 Percent in 1951
SAN FRANCISCO April 3 The Twelfth Federal Reserve District saw aircraft production up about 60 percent in 1951 with employment averaging over 170000. Since Korea hostilities began the district secured about 2.5 billion dollars in aircraft contracts, roughly a quarter of the national total. Plants expanded from Southern California and Seattle into Arizona Nevada and Northern California with about 9000 workers in Arizona.
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Mississippi seeks rear seat TV ban in cars drive era
Jackson reports Mississippi may ban TV sets on front seats of motor cars with Rep Clarence Pierce sponsoring the bill. He notes no immediate need but says the state should have such a law for the future. The plan would permit sets only on rear seats while watching while driving remains dangerous.
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Tax evasion plea by Fresno police chief Wallace
Former Fresno Police Chief Raymond T. Wallace pleaded guilty to two counts of income tax evasion totaling over 521000. Federal prosecutors said they will urge dismissal of three additional counts.
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