Fear of Brain Washing in Prisoners Stirred By Reds
The article discusses alleged brain washing by Chinese Reds as a tool in Korea peace talks. It cites John D. Hayes, a Presbyterian missionary, who claims repeated questioning planted ideas that made him believe he was a spy after 75 days before a Red court. Authorities note a propaganda film showing false confessions from airmen, yet no signs of coercion.
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United ‘Nations
Kremlin
China
John D. Hayes
U. S
U. S. News and World Report
Hayes
Red Court
Professor Slays Family in Queens Tragedy and Suicide
New York City authorities report a 53 year old New York University associate professor and church organist Harold A Conner strangled his wife Thelma Fouse Conner 40 and children Jane 12 and John 10 or 11 as they returned home to a garden apartment in Sunnyside Queens. He then stabbed himself in the neck with a bread knife, dying at the scene. The professor had a prior nervous breakdown and had been under psychiatric care for about six weeks.
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New York
Harold Amner
New York University
Conner
Sunnyside
Queens
Richard Grimes
Thelma Fouse Conner
Jane
John
Grimes
Obituaries for Burton Monroe Machuca Malar Samstag Smith and Bishop
Obituaries note Maude Olive Burton 61 of 512 Panama Ave Long Beach, born in Vail Iowa died Thursday, survivors include two sons Delmar and Charles, two daughters Evelyn and Madelene, and others. Lucy Monroe of 1923 E Ocean Blvd died Thursday, survived by daughter Ethel S. Morgan. Lina Nachuca 54 of 6311 E Seventh St died Friday, rosary Monday 8 p.m., Mass Tuesday, interment All Souls Cemetery. Fiorentio Malar 60 of 2065 Cherry Ave died Thursday, WWI veteran, no known relatives, service Tuesday, Veterans Center Chapel. Valentine Peter Sarstags 285 Orange Ave died Friday, survived by widow Edith, service Monday. Frank Smith 51 of 147244 Gundry Ave died Monday, service today, interment Sunnyside Memorial Park. born in Hudson, N Y, came to Long Beach 1943. survivors include brothers Steve Nagy and Kate Michael. William Warren Bishop 20 of Los Alamitos Naval Air Station killed in auto accident, service today, interment Rose Hills Memorial Park, parents W R and Mrs W R Bishop noted. Lakewood Mortuary handled local arrangements.
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Maude Olive Burton
Panama Ave
Vail
Iowa
Long Beach
Ebell Club
Delmar_C. Burton
Charles C. Bur- Tron
Evelyn
Madelene Burton
Laura Day
Lena Ankeny
Lillian Lorge
Monroe
Lucy Monroe
E. Ocean Blvd
General Whetler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ethel 5. Morgan
Mottell’s Mortuary
Molar—Fiorentio Nienes Malar
Cherry Ave
Philippine Islands
United States
Veterans Administration Center
Veterans Cemetery
Mattell
Samstag
Valentine Peter Sarstags
Orange Ave
Cleveland
The
Eagles
Edith
W. H. Galbraith
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Smith
Frank Smith
Gundry
Moondey
Veterans Administration Hospital
Loper
Bishop
William Warren Bishop
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Siewert and Berber Mortuary
Whittier
Rose Hills Memorial Park
W. R. Bishop
Lakewood Mortuary
Plot to Poison Fellow Worker Charged to Man
Culver City officers report an aircraft plant worker is held on suspicion of attempted murder after cyanide was found in a coffee cup. Sherman E. Adams, 33, an electroplater at Hughes Aircraft, was arrested Friday night. Betty Witty, 36, who runs a coffee urn, alerted authorities after noticing cyanide in Eugene Faulkner's cup, Redondo Beach, 22. Faulkner complained his coffee tasted bitter but had no ill effects. Plant physician Dr. C. W. Mell confirmed cyanide presence. No evident hostility between Adams and Faulkner was noted.
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Culver City
Sherman E. Adams
Hughes Aircraft
Betty Witty
Hughes
Red Arms Cache Found Near Milan Police Dig Tunnel
Police uncovered a large arms cache in Sesto San Giovanni near Milan in a tunnel search. The stash included 50 firearms, a machine gun, shells, and more than 20 hand grenades tied to Communist extremist activity.
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Milan
Italy
Sesto San Giovanni
Vet's Homecoming Tragedy At Waukegan Illinois
A Korea War veteran Byron W. Stietz travels by train to a sorrowful homecoming in Waukegan Illinois where his wife Betty 27 and infant Lorene 4 months died in a March 21 Eureka Missouri highway crash. Stietz carried gift packages for the dock reception from the Pacific Fleet amphibious ship 335. Four others were injured in the head-on collision.
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San Diego
Waukegan
Ill
America
Byron W. Stietz
Naval Hospital
Pacific Fleet
Betty Stietz
Lorene
Stibtz
Navy
Eureka
Extradition Waived by Alleged Killer of Five
Dubuque Iowa marine private P Fred McManus 18 confessed slayings of five people on a 10 day furlough and waived extradition to New York to face trial. Diane Weggeland 18 also waived extradition as a material witness to the March 27 murder in Rochester with a plan to marry in California. An airplane awaited to fly them back to New York after Dubuque authorities arranged pickup. McManus rejected his father’s legal offers and expressed a desire to die for his crimes.
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Dubuque
Iowa
P. Fred
McManus
Prisvate
New York
Gisrfriend
Diane Marie Weggeland
Fof
Suromerville
N. Y
Wildamn A. Braverman
Miss Weggeland
Rochester
Monroe County
Clarence Henry
Mose McManus
Valley Stream
White McManus
Miss Wegge
di Westward
California
Dubuque County
Robert Oeth
Joann G. Chalmers
Chalmers
Avalon Blood Drive Donates 235 Pints on Island
A fourth of Catalina Island’s population lined up to give blood at Avalon Red Cross unit during a four hour drive Friday. The event, led by the Avalon Lions Club as an Easter gift to men in Korea, drew 276 registrations with 41 turned away for physical reasons. The mobile unit arrived on a landing barge. Arthur Meaney arranged club logistics while Mrs. Gus Lucking chaired the donor service for the Red Cross.
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Catalina Island
Red Cross Mobil
Avalon
Avalon Lions Club
Korea
Arthur Meaney
Gus Lucking
The
Blood Donor Service
Red Cross
Harvey Cowell
Catalina
Island
Gene Smith
Theft Tour Robbers Force Mazzei Through Bronx Plant
Amerigo Mazzi and two bandits disguised as workers forced Mazzi, son of the Air Craft Hardware Manufacturing Company president, to guide them through the shop as they stole about $25,000 in cash and payroll envelopes from the office before escaping.
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New York
Bronx
Amerigo Mazzi
Air Craft Hardware Manufacturing Company
Mazzei
Baruch Urges Prepared Mobilization Over Optimism
Bernard M. Baruch warns against optimism about Soviet peace moves and urges full mobilization now. He says lasting peace requires strong military power, plans for comprehensive mobilization, price controls, and a tax program, rejecting piecemeal approaches. He praises Eisenhower and questions lukewarm policy toward controls.
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New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Eisenhower
Investors Back Capital Gains Tax Cut Plan in Long Beach
L B Investors hail proposals by Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange to reduce capital gains tax and better offset losses. Ben Fletcher of Paine Webber Jackson Curtis says easing the tax will benefit Treasury and private enterprise and stimulate local business.
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Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Long Beach
Ben Fletcher
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Funston
Treasury
Fletcher 3d
Oil Firms Announce Wildcat Drills and 1952 Earnings
Rishfield reports net earnings of 25.625 million dollars or 6.41 per share, compared with 28.218 million or 7.05 per share. Sunray Oil locates a wildcat near Butte City's Afton Gas Field, with other rigs planned by Superior Oil, Tide Water, and Whittaker. Socony-Vacuum reports 1952 consolidated net income of 271.092 million or 5.27 per share, versus 161.622 million or 3.08 per share in 1951, with several completions in Seal Beach Wilmington and Long Beach areas.
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Rishfield
Sunray Oil Corp
Butte City
Afton
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Glean Ranch
Superior Oil Company
South Dome
Tide Water
William R. Whittaker Co. Ltd
Los Banos
Merced County
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. Inc
Sncare
Standard Oil Company
San Gabriel
Seal Beach
Wilmington
Hancock Oil Company
Harbor
Long Beach Oil Development Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
U.P
ULP
Rolling Earthquake Shakes Tokyo No Damage Reported
A gentle rolling quake hit Tokyo for about a minute this afternoon. The Japanese government observatory said the quake was low intensity, centered northwest of Tokyo in the Pacific Ocean, with no damage reported.
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Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
Livestock Prices Steady Amid Market Shifts in Week
The Agriculture Department notes a mixed uptick in meat offerings while receipts mark their smallest since June 1949. Slaughter lambs and fed cattle show modest gains, with prime steers around 28.00 and top dressed prices easing in eastern markets. Vessels arriving tomorrow include multiple Japanese and American lines, with freight and tanker activity at varied levels.
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Piven
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Tkr
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Waterman
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Trad
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Matstone
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Apel & Pt
Sen
Vesa
Paurd Uffey
Atomene
Duaran Bay
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Fran. Pac
Java
Iaieawaiian
Tialiney
Bart Angelo Ampecal
Borland Hee Burhan Sone Beattie Hetavy
Epee
Union Sulphur Co
Poughkeapsi Yiste
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Vealere
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Fort
Montana
Eagar F. Lueam
Ghutano Ital
Harry Luckecbach
Howard Olton
James Cook
Tor
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Nereide
Ital
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Gan Feagolaco
Gay Francisco
San Francisco
Hendans Empire
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Port
Luis Exerc
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Kolck Maoetiy
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Pont
Market Holds Up Well Under Heavy Stress
Market resilience during a week of heightened Korean peace moves shows the AP average slipping only 3.50, the low for the year, as volume spiked. Analysts call the drop a technical reaction with strength from defense orders and steady industrial leadership aiding the economy.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
Associated Press
Market outlook hints at peace in Korea easing
A stock market analysis argues no let up in defense prep, despite hopes for Korea peace. It contends peace could trim personal taxes and boost manpower for industry, with wartime earnings unlikely to sustain long term gains. The piece expects a near term rally to 283 286, followed by a secondary decline before higher highs later.
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Chou
Morker
Aerogran
Korea
America
Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices for Retail Stores
A garbled OCR listing various dairy and poultry products with price grades AA and A, noting weights for hens and whole cases. Includes references to store lines and categories but lacks clear units or consistent formatting.
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Eas
Aegis
Cartonn
None There Tot Trapped in Early Easter Egg Hunt
Five year old Stephen Galvan wandered from home on Good Friday and, while following his mother, wedged his head and arm in a tub corner opening. Police were called after he could not free himself.
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Kansas City
Stephen Galvan
Steve
Frank Galvan
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