Double Cross Spying Bared by Jap Hara
Tokyo AP said a Japanese radio operator Masao Mitsuhashi confessed to spying for Moscow while aiding American counterintelligence. He claimed Moscow used him to transmit occupation data to the Soviet Union and North Korea while he collected payments from both sides. A Yomiuri report suggested an impostor Mitsuhashi may have been arrested. A foreign office spokesman said Japan has a special HOE for espionage tied to the U S Japan administrative agreement.
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U.S
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Japan
Masao Mitsuhashi
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mitsuhashi
North Korea
Yomizai
Bo Jice
Yomiuri
Masayoshi Kakitsubo
U. S
Crown Prince to Visit Western Nations Ahead of Royal Coronation
The imperial household announced that Crown Prince Axihito of Japan will travel to western nations before and after attending Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in London, set for next June, outlining a series of state and official engagements with foreign heads of state and dignitaries.
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Japan
Axihito
Queen Elizabeth
London
Imperial Household
No Dream for 56 Military Vets Home for Yale
Fifty six service personnel in hospital care nationwide are being flown home for Christmas under Operation Santa Claus by the Military Air Transport Service for the sixth straight year. Of the 56, 24 are paraplegics and 15 amputees, with 20 accompanied by medical attendants. Most trips wrap up this week, with return flights by January 20. Last year carried 69 passengers. total over three years 43.
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Washington
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
United States
Murder Plot Indictment Voted In San Francisco
A grand jury indicted Attorney Carl E. Brown and two men on charges of conspiring to murder his wife Florence Brown. Victor Stoner, a San Diego driver, testified he was hired to kill her but failed. Indictments allege conspiracy to murder and assault to murder. formal return expected later.
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VF. A
Carl E. Brown
Brown
Victor
Lucky) Stoner
San Diego
Florence Brown
Joe Tenner
Stoner
Thomas C.lynch
Biis
Tenner
Financial Aid Sought for Mounted Police Parade
The Long Beach Mounted Police seek funds to ride in the January 20 inaugural parade in Washington DC. The Board of Harbor Commissioners heard the request Monday as Al Slaight spoke for the unit, noting costs would exceed 12 000 dollars to transport the palomino.
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
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We Palomino
Probers Turn Spotlight on Jersey City
New York crime commission hearings linked Hoboken Mayor Fred M. De Sapio to reform claims and a bootlegging figure Edward Florio. Jersey City police reported a break in at ILA Local 1247, with missing union records, amid waterfront extortion and racketeering associations.
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Hudson River
Jersey City
Fred M. de Sapio
Hoboken
N. J
de Sapio
Michael Borelli
Edward Florio
New Jersey
AFY International Longshoremen's Association
Commission
ILA
Alfred Bell
J B Tunaboat Goes Ashore in Heavy Seas
The $100,000 Long Beach Tuna Clipper Atlantic grounded in Santa Maria Bay about 550 miles south of San Diego after parting seas on a homeward run for Christmas. Coast Guard reports the 102 foot 11 man crew vessel from Long Beach was likely a total loss, with the Julia B standing by.
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San Diego
Coast Guard
Albert Vignolo
Toledo
Vignolo
West Coast Packing Co
Long Beach
Julia B
Atlantic
California
Allied sources urge UN drive in Korea after Anzio clash
Allied sources in Tokyo interpret Eisenhower’s insistence on deeds as signaling a UN offensive in Korea. Clark would need ship and troop support to breach the front, cut supply lines, and trap Communist forces along the peninsula, with Inchon cited as a historic example of a successful amphibious strike.
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Clark
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Hisenhower
Japan
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Mili
Eisenhower
New York
United States
Mark Clark
Far East
Panmunjom
James A. van
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Republic of Korea
Greece
Thailand
France
Ethiopia
Turkey
Colombia
Netherlands
Philippines
Belgium
U. S. Seventh Fleet
Inchon
Jane Russell Receives Adoption OK for Tommy
VAN NUYS I A court has approved the adoption of Tommy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kavanagh, brought to Jane Russell from London. The Kavanaghs were given probation by an English court for improper care of an infant. Russell and husband Bob Waterfield had previously adopted Tracy, a 14 year old American girl.
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Jane Russell
Tommy
Michael Kavanagh
London
Kavanaghs
Miss Russell
Bop Waterfield
Waterfields
Tracy
Rightwing German Bloc Demonstration Burns Peace Papers
In Luebeck about 100 followers of the Nationalist movement burned copies of the Potsdam agreements and proposed peace contracts in a torch lit rally defying a police ban. Karl Meissner, head of the bloc, said Bonn and Soviet zone leaders cannot sign treaties for all Germans.
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Tie
Luebeck
Bonn
Soviet Zone
Humphrey Reports Cabinet Teamwork Inaugural Cabinet
George M. Humphrey, Secretary-designate of the Treasury, says real team work has developed in the top command of the President-elect. The report notes cooperation within the incoming administration as it prepares for the new term.
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George I. Humphrey
The
Treasurs
Hisenhowar
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