Eisenhower Seeks MacArthur Plan After Korea Visit
The president elect recovered from Korea and resumed work in New York, easing pressure to focus on core admin setup. He discussed MacArthur's plan for ending the Korean War, seeking the general's ideas while Truman’s public attack complicates any further meeting.
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Eisenhower Arrival in Calif Telecast by Three Stations
General Eisenhower’s expected 10 4 arrival at Travis Air Force Base will be televised by KNBH KECA and KNXT while his Transport Service Constellation lands at noon. He plans a short stopover near San Francisco then moves to New York where a major statement may be issued after arrival at LaGuardia. He relaxed on the islands playing golf and scored 93 at Kancoke station before departure.
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San Francisco
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Kancoke Station
North Dakota Puzzle Hidden Across Prairie Clues
A fragmented word puzzle references North Dakota themes. Clues mix state nicknames, geography, and cultural terms with scattered letters and numbers, yielding a dense, era-tinged crossword style entry from a historical page.
Hoover to Get Special Bid to Inauguration
Senator Bridges announced plans to invite Herbert Hoover to the January 20 inaugural events for President-elect Eisenhower. The arrangement honors the living former Republican president as Nixon is set to be sworn in at the outdoor ceremony.
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Courtroom Robbed in Piacenza Italy US 300000 Larceny
Thieves broke into a Piacenza courtroom Friday night and stole 300000 lire from a safe, about 500 dollars. The incident involved local authorities and an ongoing investigation to identify the culprits.
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Piacenza
Italy
Truman names new Price Chief as WSB reforms loom
President Truman appointed Joseph H. Freehill administrator of the Office of Price Stabilization and proceeded to reload the Wage Stabilization Board with industry members after a spate of resignations. Putnam said a list of appointees was sent to the White House as OPS flags layoffs of 400 Washington staff and about 1,000 field workers due to funds shortfalls.
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OPS
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OFS
WSB Resignations Reach West Coast and Northwest
The walkout of industry members from regional wage stabilization boards delays pay raises for hundreds of thousands. Six San Francisco members resign left 710 cases affecting 215,419 workers endangered. Minneapolis departures left about 25,000 workers on the limb.
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Northwest
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Minn
Silver fox pelts fetch 12 today at western Canada auction
In Vancouver British Columbia a Western Canada raw fur auction offered silver fox pelts at 12 dollars each, contrasting with 80 years ago when pelts sold for 3500 dollars each, highlighting inflation and market change.
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B. C
Western Canada
Navy jet pilot lands on highway in Amarillo
Lt. (jg) J. B. Bores from San Diego made an emergency 180 mph landing after engine flameout and canopy icing. He overshot Amarillo runway, struck a highway, and slid into a farm field. Rescue crew found him atop the wreckage uninjured except for skinned knuckles. authorities noted the event as a rare jet landing.
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Amarillo
J. B. Bores
San Diego
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Philadelphia Faces Transport Strike Threat
The city faced a possible strike by 10,500 CIO transit workers set to begin Sunday midnight, despite an injunction blocking a walkout. Negotiations between Philadelphia Transportation Co and the CIO-Transport Workers Union were described as deadlocked, while Mayor Joseph S. Clark Jr. pledged to keep pursuing a settlement.
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Mishandling Funds of Estate Charged
Attorney Joseph R. Boland the 4517 Faculty Ave area was arrested Friday on charges he mishandled an estate he was appointed executor for. The Gustave A. Wanger estate, valued at 2265.41, involved allegations of missing vouchers and mixing estate funds with personal funds. Boland was released on 500 bond and ordered to appear in Superior Court. prior actions included suspension of executor powers and a later contempt conviction.
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Superior Court
Gustave A
Wanger
Dawson
Marwick Ave
Lakewood
Paul Nourse
Father and Son Held in Slaying of Four
Reports say Travis Hall and his father Wendell Hall were detained in connection with the Chester killings after a Fresno call linked Hall to the case. Police tagged him as a suspect, but officials insisted no charges had been filed and other leads were being pursued.
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Jean
Judy
Michael Suile
Sondra
Fresno
Travis Hall
Richmond
Plumas
Wendell Hall
San Francisco
Only Truman Can Save Kawakita
Kawakita faces execution for betraying the United States unless clemency is granted. U.S. Judge William C. Mathes denied a modification of the death sentence upheld by the Supreme Court. Kawakita, born in California, had served as an interpreter at a wartime prison camp and was later praised by a former prisoner in a store encounter amid bruting testimonies from thirty ex-prisoners.
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Old Maine Port Hit by Major Fire in Rockland
A wind driven blaze in Rockland Maine Friday night wiped out two hotels and 16 other businesses in a 1 000 000 fire. Ten wooden buildings burned and four more were damaged while eight more businesses suffered damage. A dozen families were left homeless as some stores housed residents above. City Manager Fred D Farnsworth reported looting rumors after the loss estimate.
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Fred D. Farns- Worth
Three Incidents Kill and Wound Prison Camp Inmates
In Pusan Korea the United Nations prison camps reported one North Korean prisoner killed and six injured this week. An American guard briefly fired after a midnight December 10 confrontation. another four inmates attacked an unarmed guard, injuring a WN guard. One American soldier incurred minor injuries.
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Korea
United Nations
U.N. Prisoner of War Command
Folk to attend TV Conclave in Sacramento
Gov Warren's conference on educational use of television will be held in Sacramento Monday and Tuesday. Local attendees include Elizabeth Hudson, Jack Arnold, Evelyn Davis, and Frank George.
Coffee Can Cache Lor Cash Stolen at Local Cafe
Burglars broke into a cafe at 638 Alamitos Ave and stole 15 dollars from a coffee can. Entry was gained by ripping a screen from the rear door window. The cafe is owned by James M. Harger of 745 Olive Ave, Potee said.
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Alamitos Ave
James M. Harger
Olive Ava
Potee
Britisher Quits Red Party After Killings
British composer and conductor Benjamin Frankel resigned from the Communist party after 12 years, citing revulsion at the Prague purge trials and executions. In a letter to the Daily Worker he said the taking of human life is too strong to stomach and the party’s acceptance of death penalties for political deviations shows a loss of civil liberty. The Worker did not print the letter.
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London
Benjamin Frankél
Communist Party
Prague
The
Daily Worker
Franke
In Business For Fifty More Years
A note pledges continued commitment to customers and partners to remain in business for another fifty years, emphasizing steady service and satisfaction as core goals.
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