Eisenhower Silent on Oregon Presidential Filing
Paris Aug 28 AP General Eisenhower staff officers said there would be no comment from the general on his name being entered as a Democratic candidate for the Oregon primary. He flew to Copenhagen to witness the transfer of American jet aircraft to Denmark and was expected back tonight. An aide noted there has been no authorization to announce any change in his attitude toward politics. Oregon Democrats filed 1150 signatures to place Eisenhower on the ballot, more than the 1060 required, while Republicans planned to file their petitions later.
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Paris
Hisenhower
Oregon
Copenhagen
Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Court Approves W. R. Hearst Will
The Hearst will is admitted to probate by Superior Judge Newcomb Condee in Los Angeles. Estated estate over 200 million dollars creates three trusts for widow Millicent Hearst five sons and charitable enterprises with ten thousand dollars monthly to the widow until inventory concludes. Marion Davies receives 30000 shares in Hearst Corp with income. principal to sons after her death. A 13 member trustee board includes the five sons. agreement on Hearst Corp control dismissed as never executed.
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Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst
Newcomb Condee
Millicent W. Hearst
New York
Hearst
Herman Phleger
San Francisco
Marion Davies
Hearst Corp
Miss Davies
Henry&. Mackay Jr
Randolph Apperson Hearst
Divers Save Two in Welsh Cavern
Two expert cave explorers Lewis Railton and William Little were rescued after three days trapped in Oxof Ffydda Cavern in Wales. Flash floods poured water into the Byfyre River, leaving them confined in a high chamber until divers reached them.
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Abercrave
Wales
Welsh
Lewis Railton
William Little
Oxof Ffydda
Seeing Eye Dog Named Anna Rescued After Cave Ordeal
In a Pacific Ocean rescue, the Seeing Eye dog Anna leaped from a liner’s rail and was saved after a 25 minute immersion. Gloria Cruz, a 24 year old blind Filipina, owned the dog. Anna is believed to be the first Seeing Eye dog to go to the Philippines.
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San Francisco
Tait
Railton
Ocean To Rescue
R. H. Sonneman
Anna
Gloria Cruz
Sraille
United States
Sonneman
Sydney Gould
Oakland
Calif
Miss Cruz
Ladies' Auxiliary
International Association of Machinists
Cruz
Philippines
Manila
Bombing Rashin Signals Red Push To Arm Korea Front
Washington reports a record Communist effort to rush arms and men to Korea since armistice talks began at Kaesong. The U N and United States authorized bombing Rashin rail center near the Russian border to show resolve and improve positions. Military officials see a possible larger future Red offensive.
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Washington
U.S
Rashin
Russian
Siberia
Cormunists
Kaesong
Eighth Army
Korea
U. N
BAN
Douglas MacArthur
Senate
Far East
MacArthur
Adar
Navy
Defense
Siberian
jRed
U. N. Supreme Command
Asia
U. S
Federal Europe Union Seen Key to Security Says Eisenhower
Senator O Mahoney warned of pushbutton warfare as American scientists advance guided missiles pilotless aircraft and atomic devices. Eisenhower urged western Europe federation as the path to lasting security for the United States Britain and allies. In San Francisco AWVS canceled a canteen plan for Japanese peace conference after AFL unions refused and threatened pickets.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western Europe
United States
British Empire
Europe
Francisco
AFL
Opera House
AWVS
United Napens
Anthony Anselmo
Joint
Star of Beulah Show In Serious Condition
Hattie McDaniel Academy Award winning actress was in very serious condition at Temple Hospital. Her physician did not disclose ailment and said condition was more than serious. A conference would be held to determine if surgery is necessary.
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OS Angeles
ICR
iHattie McDaniel
Temple Hospital
Edward Stratton
Miss"McDaniel
Ra J Jdio
Beulah
Turkey Growers On Track For Record Output In May
Pacific Coast turkey growers forecast a production high for the year around 11,000,000 birds, over a fifth of the national total. California is expected to lead with 18,020,000 turkeys, a new peak. the prior record was 7,106,000 in 1949.
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San Francisco
California
Turkey Estate
Industrialists' Opinions Sought on Price Regulations Changes
Washington August 28 1948 OPS seeks views of leading industrialists on proposed adjustments to manufacturers price ceilings intended to reflect shifts in raw material costs and labor. The revised draft revises cutoff dates and aims to accelerate implementation amid Congress’ July price control law.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Congress
Agar Jailed for 150 Days after drunk driving case
Shirley Temple's ex husband John Agar was sentenced to 150 days in jail with six months behind bars and 40 days suspended plus a $150 fine. He was arrested Jan. 13 in San Fernando Valley on a drunk driving charge and faced a related charge in Hollywood. He has a history with Temple and later remarried, with custody details noted.
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Los Angeles
Shirley Temple
John Agar
San Fernando Valley
Hollywood
Entity
Agar
Llewellyn Moses
B. JH. Levy
Miss Temple
Shirley
Vernon W. Hunt
Moses
Loretta Barnett
Las Vegas
Ney
Sie
Charles Black
San Francisco
Linda
Five Louisiana newspapermen indicted for defaming gamblers
Lake Charles August indictments name Thomas B. Shearman William Hugh Shearman Kenneth L. Dixon James W. Norton Carter George as defendants charged with defaming Claude Williams Sam Smith and three gamblers and night club operators. District and assistant district attorneys and 13 parish police jury members cited. Sheriff Reid not indicted. Williams Smith and Miller recently pleaded guilty to gambling, receiving fines and suspended jail sentences.
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Lake Charles
Ament
Peoples Action Group
Grand Jury
PAG
Calcasieu Parish
Sherif
Henry Reid
PAG Ad
Offee
Thomas B. Shearman
J. Miller
Griffin P. Hawkins
Melvin H. Wetherill
Reid
Williams
Smith
Miller
Death plunge from Macy's window shocks Manhattan crowd
In New York City a 70 year old man John Pilgrim leaped from a ninth floor Macy's window during last night's rush hour. Thousands watched as he fell onto a metal awning and onto the sidewalk. Pilgrim, an iron moulder from Hoboken, had been ill recently and was in the city to shop.
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New York
Macy's Department Store
Manhattan
John Pilgrim
Pilgrim
Anns
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