Woman tied to San Bernardino kidnap held in Louisiana
Alyt ion U. S. Commissioner Leon S. Haas Jr. held Mary Stanley and Bob Stanley in St. Landry Parish Jail without bond on kidnapping charges linked to the Odessa Texas baby Eleser Yvers. The couple, arrested in Crowley, said the San Bernardino case involved a similar baby theft claim by a woman posing as a Red Cross worker.
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Alytion U. S
Leon S.t Heas Jr
Odessa
Texas
St. Landry Parish
Mary Stanley
Bob W. Stanley
Crowley
Eleser Yvers
Haas
Stanley
Beatrice
Yvers
Red Cross
Walter Larcade
San Bernardino
William Gilchrist
Jose E. Munoz
Perbaba
Notes in Bra Lead to Dope Notes in Bra Lead to Dope
In Angeles a narcotics case led police to heroin worth 3000 dollars after notes were found hidden in a woman's brassiere. Harriet Smith, 33, was arrested while investigators said the instructions were sold to drug riders to avoid carrying the drugs. Mosby Smith, 23, was arrested as he left her home.
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Eos Angeles
Harriet Smith
Ggade
Eisenhower to Confer with Truman Before Europe Trip
General Eisenhower will meet President Truman and other leaders in Washington before flying to Europe to discuss North Atlantic defense planning. He plans to visit Norway Denmark Britain France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Italy and Portugal as the Allied pact spine forms a Western defense barrier. The trip aims to set up a permanent European HQ at Versailles or eastern France and outline command structure and manpower contributions for 1951.
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Denmark
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Moral, Spiritual Rearmament At World Parley
Washington delegates from 22 nations open a moral rearmament assembly aiming to develop moral and spiritual forces to avert world catastrophe. Dr Frank N D Buchman, 72, orginator of the campaign in England, says the movement offers a superior ideology with life altering impact. German spokesmen say moral rearmament is an effective weapon against Communism.
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National Assembly For
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England
Assembly
Uye
Solons Wind Up Probe of Tampa Crime and Vice
The Kefauver Senate crime committee closed its two day Tampa hearing with testimony claiming Sheriff Hugh Culbreath profited from protection payoffs and that gambler Paul Lasco paid weekly bribes. Witnesses charged State Attorney Rex Farrior and former Police Chief J L Oddings with weekly kickbacks. Senator Hunt concluded the inquiry and said a full report would be sent to Governor Warren and other officials.
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Fla
Kefauver Senate Crime Committee
Hugh Culbreath
Jimmy Velasco
Rex Farrior
J. L Qddings
Ator Hunt D.wyo
Hunt
Fuller Warren
Odyn
Three Phoenix Women Die in Auto Crash
A two car collision on U S Highway 285 near Seven Rivers between Carlsbad and Artesia killed three Phoenix women. The dead are Mrs Alice Lanbackens 55, her daughter Janice 24 and Mrs Kitty C Aitken of Phoenix. Police reported the fatalities today.
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Kitty C. Aitken
MacArthur Warns Japan May Face Future Combat
General Douglas MacArthur said Japan may be counted upon to influence Asia’s destiny and urged readiness to mount force if needed. He noted Japan’s postwar progress, the 1947 constitution renouncing war, and a 75,000 strong reserve police force for internal security while warning that international law cannot override self preservation. The remarks came as UN forces faced a Chinese communist threat and awaited offensive actions across the Korean border.
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MacArthur Seaid
United Nations
MacArthur
South Korea
Acheson Sets 1951 Policy Aims in Dire Year
Acheson outlined 1951 policy fundamentals after a grim year of Cold War strain. He warned the Soviet Union’s actions threaten freedom and urged renewed unity, defense buildup, and continued aid to allied nations. Key steps include reinforcing the UN and NATO, completing European rearmament, and expanding the Point Four program and Marshall Plan outcomes. He stressed bipartisan support and a strong home front to back the free world.
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North Atlantic
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Acheson
Free World
U. S
U.N
Soviet Union
Korea
Life and times of Karl Renner Austrian statesman
Karl Renner born December 14 1870 in Unter Tarnovitz Moravia became Austria's social reformer and statesman. He trained as a teacher studied at Vienna and aided Victor Adler in politics. He served as chancellor after World War I and later as president of Austria, guiding the postwar republic and restoring democracy after Nazi rule. He wrote about 50 books on social and economic topics.
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Moravia
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Czechoslovakia
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Karl Renner
Jrother
Renner
Austria
University of Vienna
Socialist Party
Victor Adler
Adler
Saint Germain
France
Engelbert Dollfuss
Vienna
Reds Pressed in Massive Allied Front North of Seoul
The report details a major clash as Reds move artillery forward for an anticipated attack near Seoul. U S Sabre jets engage 40 Russian-built MiGs over northwest Korea, with several enemy aircraft damaged or shot down. U N forces hold the 38th Parallel amid ongoing battles north and near Kaesong and Yonchon.
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Imjin River
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Arlington Cemetery
Mathew Me Paceney
Allied
Roa
Truman's Yacht Balks Ice and Fog on Sea Cruise
President Truman spent a quiet morning aboard the yacht Williamsburg as ice and dense fog slowed the ship. He held staff talks on the State of the Union message slated for delivery Monday Jan 8 as the vessel remained fogbound off Blakiston Island and later anchored in the Patuxent River.
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