Bloodied body found in pasture fuels hunt for suspect
Roseville Calif Dec 10 authorities widened the search for Kenneth Allen Miller a Stockton bartender linked to Luli Mae Easley a 31 year old Stockton waitress whose blood stained car was found in San Bernardino. An autopsy showed three 38 caliber bullets in Easley and further bullets holes. Police tracked a possible sighting near Modesto before the Easley vehicle was found abandoned in a vineyard near Mordesio California.
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Roseville
Kenneth Allen Miller
Stockton
Luli Mae Ensley
Easley
Nasaville
Paul HY. Guttman
Mento
Lala Mae
G. I. Banley
San Francisco
Carlos Sousa
San Joaquin
Miler
Agaa
Miller
Klamath
Falls
Ore
San Bernardino
Calif
Ina’ Vineyard
Mordesio
Millers de ‘Encmlption
I Modesta Metal
Local Briefs Card Parity and Meetings Across Long Beach
Wavy Mothers' Clubs hold a card party and luncheon Friday at Veterans Memorial Bridge with bingo. Long Beach Emblem Club 108 meets this evening at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. A A Carrey as speaker. Food valued at 42 dollars stolen from 412 Pacific Ave. Palos Verdes Chapter 310 Eastern Star holds first meeting under new officers tomorrow at 8 p m in Mugonle Temple. Long Beach Gideon Camp meets tomorrow with Maj. Robert W. Jackson to speak. Annie Peek from Nottingham leaves for Lincoln Park Michigan to visit friends before returning. A boy named Philip Edward born to Mr and Mrs Edward J Hadover of Ontario, formerly Long Beach, November 30 at Pomona Hospital. New York State Society plans a Yuletide program Saturday 7:30 p m at Y W C A clubroom with president Harry Co Bowen. Drake Park Mothers Club conducts a drive for Indian children, items to Blue Star Mothers after completion.
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Emblem Club
Long Beach
Wives of Elka
Masonic ‘Temple
Mra
A. A. Carrey
Pacific.Ave
Arnel J. Talbot
Palos Verdes
Order of Eastern Star
Mugonle
Boy
Edward J. Hadover
Ontario
Cali
Pomona Hospital
Philip Edhwarel
Hadover
Jane Wiggins
New York
Tax on Unions Churches Urged
Leonard J. Calhoun of the National Tax Equality Association urged Congress to tax billions of dollars of income earned by trusts unions churches schools and other organizations while keeping dues contributions grants and gifts to religious charitable educational and similar institutions tax free. He argued institutions should pay taxes on income from investments and commercial activities.
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Washington
Leonard J. Calhoun
National ‘Tax Equality Association
Congress
Calhoun
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cates Nominated to Head Marine Corps by President
President Truman nominates Maj. Gen. Clifton B. Cates to be commandant of the Marine Corps with the rank of general for a four year term. Other nominations to the Senate include Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Watson as lieutenant general and Marine Force commander in the Pacific.
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Washington
Tme
Truman
Clifton B. Cates
Marine Corps
Senate
Goh
Thomas B. Watson
Marine Force
Atun
McGrew le Nold
Pacific
Bear
Adin
Incubator Baby Grows To Six Pounds At NY Hospital
Linda Marie Smith, born prematurely at St Luke’s Hospital in Pasadena, weighed one pound at birth. After three months in an incubator under Dr Albert F Stelhorn, she now tips the scales at six pounds 14 ounces and smiles for pictures with her mother Betty Smith.
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LL Monte
Linda Marie Smith
Betty Smith
Linda ‘Marie
St. Luke's Hospital
Pasadena
Albert F. Stelhorn
Rosemead
Britons Rally to Clear Wartime Freight Blockade
Britons, men and women, work weekends to speed Britain's freight crisis. Sir Stafford Cripps directs a wagon drive with Lt. Gen. Sir Wilfred Lindsell heading winter transport efforts. Over 200000 crippled cars need repair while depots unload essential goods nationwide.
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London
Stafford Cripps
Britain
Wilfred Lindsell
Eighth Army
North Africa
Sir Stafford
Trumans Plan for Yuletide at White House
President Truman and Mrs. Truman plan a Christmas family gathering in the White House the first Yuletide there since his 1945 presidential ascent. The gathering includes Mary Truman of Grandview and Mrs. Truman’s three brothers and wives, with the President carving the Christmas turkey.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Executive Mansion
Mr. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
East Christmas
Margaret
Independence
Grandview
Mrs. Truman
James Helm
Slater
Mary ‘Truman
Republicans and Truman clash over wartime control plans
Congress weighs the installment buying bill and four point anti inflation measures. Wolcott signals rapid hearings to assemble Republican priorities while Truman presses compulsory allocations for scarce materials and bank credit controls.
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Congress
Wolcott
el Compulsion
Truman
Federal Reserve
Santa Claus Promises Good Behavior To Avoid Drunkenness Charge
Detroit Recorder Judge Joseph J. Gillis frees Santa Claus impersonator William Gallagher after he pledges to stay sober until Christmas. Gallagher, 69, was arrested for drunkenness near a hardware store on Michigan Avenue while claiming to be the spirit of Santa in mid December.
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Perot
Santa Claus
Recorder
Joseph J. Gitlis
William Gallagher
Gallagher
Gillis
Mich
Igan Ave
Santa Gallagher
Oltiar
Santa
Wheat Farmers Favor Sending Grain to Europe
North Dakota wheat farmers insist preserving foreign markets is essential to avert economic and social catastrophe. They argue exporting grain prevents a price collapse at home while maintaining Food-for-Europe aid, noting a billion bushel production capacity and limited domestic consumption.
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Europe
Ismark
N. D
U.P
Red River
North Dakotas
America
Glenn J. Talbott
North Dakota Farmers’Union
Talbott
Life With Father Revealed Hazardous Tricycle Incident
Four year old Jimmy Roberts fell from a tricycle when a mudguard detached and stuck in the front wheel, breaking two front teeth. His father repaired the guard, then the guard loosened again and caused Mrs Roberts to fall, breaking one tooth.
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Milwauked
Jimmy Roberts
Jimmy
Haas Chosen as Presiding Judge of Los Angeles County
Charles E. Haas, 74, senior jurist, was elected presiding judge of Los Angeles County Superior Court on the third ballot, defeating Judge Clarence L. Kincaid. The vote by 57 judges included two absentees. Haas will assign the 57 judges within two weeks and implications reach Long Beach where Maltby and Hight may be reassigned. Haas, born in Missouri, joined the bar in 1900 and rose from Municipal Court to the Superior Court in 1932.
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Los Angeles
Charles E. Haas
Los Angeles County
Haas
Clarence L. Kincaid
Long Beach Superior Court
Joseph M. Maltby
Percy Hight
State Judicial Council
California
Superior Court
Aince
Ike to lead Columbia University as June 7 set
Washington reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower will assume the presidency of Columbia University on June 7. Speculation grows he may use the intervening months to assess a possible run for the Republican nomination. Allies push the National Draft Eisenhower League to mobilize support.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Army
Omar Bradley
Columbia
Eisenhower League
Woman Student Tortured in Seven Hour Captivity
Pearl Jamar a 29 year old college student from Shreveport Louisiana told Phoenix police a man held her captive seven hours beat her and burned her body with cigarettes in a signed statement. Detective Fred Harrington identified the suspect as a 34 year old case operator and said he was being held for investigation.
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Phoenix
Pearl Jamar
Shreveport
Television transmitter to be built atop Mt Wilson
The National Broadcasting Co announced plans to start construction of a television transmitter on a site atop Mt Wilson within days weather permitting. NBC hopes to have the station on the air by the middle of next year.
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Hollywood
National Broadcasting Co
Mt. Wilson
B.C
Broadway Good Road drama aims to unite people
A Coronet Theater opening presents The Good Road, an amateur international revue under the National Committee of Invitation and the moral rearmament program led by Dr. Frank Buchman and Rear Adm. Richard Byrd. The show spots a cross section of humanity to promote patriotism and global unity, claiming a new battle line against isolation and urging ordinary citizens to think and act together for a remade world.
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New York
Broadway
Coronet Theater
National Committee of Invitation
Frank N. D. Buchman
Richard &. Byrd
NEW Battle
Linis
Parade Watcher’s Till Looted of $230
Hollywood California police were told that a liquor store watcher reported a till theft of 230 dollars during a Santa Claus parade on Hollywood Boulevard. Robert Bassman provided the account.
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Hollywood
Ree
Santa Claus
Hollywood Blvd
Robert Bassman
Chinese Reds Target Western China Base Amid Civil War Woes
Shanghai dispatch notes a Communist push to establish a western China base near Sikang and Sinkiang, aiming to place a Soviet-influenced stronghold across both eastern and western fronts. Government spokesman in Nanking counters claims of a captured Ta Pich area foothold, noting setbacks to Lin Po-Cheng's plans.
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Shanghai
China
Sikang
Sinkiang
Kinngsi Provennes
Mounin Fastens
Western powers seek terms on Germany unity and reparations
Marshall warns that the western allies face a disadvantage in the conference. Molotov’s statements are vague about Soviet zone terms. Americans insist on solving reparations and information exchange across Germany before any economic unity. Western powers probe Molotov to gauge his willingness to address these issues.
Byrd Committee Show Touring Boston to Ottawa
A Byrd committee organized a recent summer effort for a show on moral rearmament. The program will travel on the road to Boston Washington Montreal and Ottawa with free admission.
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Ual
Byrd
Boston
Washington
Montreal
Ottawa
Admissalon
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