Truman Mobiles Toward New York After Conference
President Truman, returning to New York soon after 1 PM, held a hush meeting with Judge Murphy amid rumors of a major anti corruption shakeup. The session involved Wallace Short answering questions about invitations and possible executive moves while investigators pressed on the long running tax scandal probe.
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New York
Short
Dormer
Yor
Murphy
Alger Hiss
Frank Nathan
Nathan
House
Jess Larson
General Services Agency
Miami
Larson
CALES
King
Charles Oliphant
Wanger trial plans clash with Lang case in LA court
Roll signals intent to prosecute regardless of participants desires. Lang, shot in the groin, undergoes surgery and shows progress in hospital. Wanger leaves Holmby Hills with belongings after bail, denying romance with Lang's associate Bennett and blaming Lang for the broken home. Bennett defends a business relationship while investigators report on shakedown rumors and prior inquiries.
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Clinton Anderson
Roll
Lang
Oliver Schwab
Miss Bennett
Music Corporation of Americca
Wanger
Holmby Hills
Stephanie
Shelley
Miss Bernett
Chief Anderson
Miss Eennett
Walter
Walter Wanger
Bennett
Icy Wave Sweeps Most of Country
A sweeping winter storm spread from the Midwest to the East and South. Snow blanketed midwest and northern New England while heavy drifts and icy conditions disrupted traffic from Chicago to New York and Philadelphia. Several states reported fatalities and widespread travel delays persisted as cold air moved southward.
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Midwest
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Indiana
Tilinois
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
New York
Atlantic
Florida
Weather Bureau
Washington
Eastern Seaboard
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Cape Fratteras
N.C
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Baltimore
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la Guerdia Field
Prairie
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Delaware
Rocky Mountain
Clayton
New Mexico
Mexican
Gulf States
Pierre
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Tides and Temperatures For Sunday
Sunrise at 6 51 a m and sunset at 2 46 p m. Moonrise at 7 45 p m Moonset at 9 32 a m Tides list high 5 24 ft 5 5 ft and low -6 2 ft Water temperature 64 degrees Calm surf observed by Long Beach Lifeguards Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
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U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Britain to Pay War Debt Starts Dec 31
Britain will pay both interest and principal on war debts due December 31 despite heavy current expenditures. The treasury noted no waiver of interest payments and outlined adjustments to currency rules as the Bank of England relaxes exchange controls to allow more foreign currency dealings while keeping overall limits. Canada ends foreign exchange controls, allowing freer investment and travel, joining the US and Switzerland in moving away from wartime loan constraints.
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Churchill
United States
Truman
Mutual Security Agency
Treasury
Britain
Bank of England
U.S
Canada
Switzerland
World Tourist Class Air Travel Promoted
NICE France Dec 15 VP Airline executives from 30 nations decided to extend the tourist class air travel already agreed for North Atlantic flights to world routes. Three passengers on bargain priced flights will pay for meals and transport to and from airports. Bag allowance cut from 60 to 46 pounds announced at the International Air Transport Association rates conference.
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Nice
France
North Atlantic
International Air Transport Association
Sabre Jets Rushed to Korea to Blast Reds
United States Air Force reports a surge of F-86 Sabre jets in Korea, replacing older Shooting Stars. Col. Francis Gaoreski leads the List Fighter Interceptor Wing as Sabres claim several kills and damages in daytime air battles. A Thunderjet and Sabre engagements over Yangdok and MIG Alley produced mixed outcomes, with one Sabre damaged and a draw against enemy planes. Ground action notes a Turkish brigade repelling a Chinese force on the central front.
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Seoul
Korea
America
Air
Francis $. Gaoreski
Gil City
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. S
Yangdok
Wonsan
Mig Alley
Chia
Four Meted Prison Terms
Santa Ana December 15. Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison sentenced four men to prison terms for check fraud and marijuana possession. Virgil Mott and Glen Witham were ordered to State Prison, James Landen faces deportation, Edward Duran received narcotics-related conviction, and Fidencio Buena got two years probation. Quebos faces potential 20 year term upon return after deportation for a felony child stealing charge.
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Santa Ana
Kenneth E. Morrison
Mexico
China State
Virgil LaVerne Mott
Riverside
Southland
James Wesley Landen
Bishop
Glen W. Witham
Redlands
Edward M. Duran
Fidencio G. Buena
Duran
Guadalupe ¥. Quebos
Black Gold Floods Huntington Beach Garage and Alley
Oil flooding from a defective line caused four inches of thick black liquid to cover a Huntington Beach garage floor and nearby alley. Police and fish game officials investigated the spill, while Manila reports mention communist raids and other wartime context surrounding the term black gold.
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Huntington Beach
G. E. Kesterson
14Th St
Manila
13Th St
Huk
Bagao
Fish Andaan
Kay i Game Commission
Senator Bridges Admits Tax Contact Inquiries
In Concord New Hampshire Senator Styles Bridges disclosed he frequently contacted the Internal Revenue Bureau about income tax cases. He said he aimed to ensure inquiries were proper and correct and that taxpayers pay what the government deserves. He recalled a jeopardy assessment case involving a person about to vacation seeking a possible conference between bureau officials and the principal or his representatives.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
King
Oliphant
Abraham Teitelbaum
Olphant
Henry
iHe
Klein
Ih. Harvey Co
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Sen. Bridges
Concord N. H
Grunewald
Bridges
Nathan
Internal Revenue
Schoeneman
Washington
Bert K. Naster
Teitebaum
Dolan
Nalen
Jaya
Arthur
Brevaire Machinery Co
Henry Grunewald
Adrian Dewind
A. A. Brevaira
Concord
N. H
Dee
Styles Bridges
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau
House
Charles
Henry Grunewal
Henry Marst
Winchester
Mass
Government ends most rubber controls after January one
The National Production Authority announced a relaxation of rubber controls effective after January 1. Production limits on dives and many rubber goods are abolished as long as the natural rubber quota is kept, with a 205000 ton quarterly cap for white sidewall tires and a reduced 14 percent natural rubber use in tires for small passenger cars.
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Washington
National Production Authority
Japanese Plan MacArthur Memorial in Tokyo
A group of Japanese officials and businessmen plan to build a memorial hall for Gen Douglas MacArthur. They hope to raise 1 319 445 dollars in Japan and the United States to fund the project. The hall would stand on the former General Headquarters site near the Imperial Palace in central Tokyo.
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Der
Doug‘las
Macarthur
Japan
United States
Imperial Palace
Marie Wilson Weds Producer in Santa Barbara Ceremony
Marie Wilson and television producer Robert Fallon were married in a hotel ceremony officiated by Dr. Berkeley Blake. The couple honeymoon in Carmel after a reception for relatives and close friends. Fallon’s first marriage and Wilson’s second followed her divorce last year from Allan Nixon.
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Santa Barbara
Marie Wilson
Robert Fallon
Carmel
Berkeley Blake
First Unitarian Church
Relatves
Fallon
Miss Wilson
Allan Nixon
Indow
Frank White
Falon
Milton Q. Ford
Washington
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