California Guard Unit Assigned to 8th Army in Korea
California's 40th National Guard Division has been assigned to the Eighth Army in Korea. A spokesman said more details would be announced in forums. The division, mostly Southern California men, sailed from San Francisco last March after training at Camp Cooke. It was ordered to duty in fall 1950 and is commanded by Maj. Gen. Daniel Hudelson of Los Angeles. It has spent the past months undergoing combat training in Japan.
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San Francisco
Sixth Army Public Information Office
California
40Th National Guard
Eighth Army
Korea
40Th
Camp Cooke
Santa Maria
Daniel Hudelson
Los Angeles
Japan
Blast Kills Six Miners in Greensburg Pennsylvania
A coal mine explosion at Carpentertown No. 2 mine killed six miners and left fifteen injured as survivors crawled to the surface through debris and gas. Rescue chief Lawrence Bollinger led operations. George Maize, secretary of mines, oversaw efforts from Uniontown. Bodies were recovered after nearly ten hours, with victims living in the immediate area.
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Greensburg
Carpentertoom No. 2 Mine of the Carpentsttown Coal and Coke Co
Fred Yothers
Charles Hambarsky
John Magrey
Joseph Smartnick
Bit. Pleasant Hospital
Andrew_Mundock
Steve Safranks
Joseph Hollis
T Tre
Aoussy
Murdock
Anarchists Attack U N Assembly in Chaillot Gallery
A small group of anarchists disrupted a U N assembly at Palais de Chaillot in Paris. Eggs and tomatoes splattered near delegates including A A Sobolev while pamphlets denounced politicians and colonial rule. Security cleared the gallery, five demonstrators detained as calls for peace and colonial self determination echoed.
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A. A. Sobolev
Assembly
Txysve Lie
Andrew Cordier
Palais de Chaillot
Luis Padilla Nervo
la Federation Anarchiste
The
Federation of Anarchists
Maggie Bayldon
U. N
Korea
Burma
Tunisia
British Plastic Warplanes in Plan to Slash Costs
Britain plans to build supersonic warplanes from molded plastics aiming to cut defense costs. The first flight could occur within two years, with a full-sized delta wing exhibited at the British Industries Fair. A new plastic melding technique by the Royal Aircraft Establishment lowers metal dies and high pressure machinery needs, promising 50 to 80 percent cheaper production.
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London
Britain
Ministry of Supply
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Taft Says Me Too Won't Do for 52 Campaign
Taft argues a mere me too campaign cannot win in 1952. He cites Ohio voting records and asserts solid organization beats propaganda. He notes uncertainty about personally campaigning in New Hampshire and criticizes Mine Workers rhetoric.
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Taft
Louisville
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Iowa
Bese
Patt
New Hampshire
Navy Beechcraft Wreck Found Live Fliers Dead
Wreckage of a twin engine Navy Beechcraft found by a Coast Guard helicopter in an Oakland area. Two occupants are dead according to Navy reports. The missing plane had been reported last night and located today in a sparsely settled residential area.
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Alameda
Coast Guard
Oakland Hits
Navy
Classifieds and notices scan listing page sections
The snippet enumerates newspaper sections and page references for various content types. It mentions Churches pages, Ads, Comics, Crossword, Financial, Obituaries, Radio and Television, Theatre, Tires and Temperatures, with page coordinates across A and B sections. It serves as a navigation guide.
Supervisors Seek Boost in Sales Tax Reform
In Sacramento on February 2, the County Supervisors Association proposed raising California's sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. The plan would send 3 cents to the state and split the remaining 1 percent among cities and unincorporated areas. The association argues current duplication in collection warrants a straight 4 percent tax.
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Sacramento
California
County Supervisors Association
Atete
Eftles
Harold Ickes Severely Ill in Hospital Move Planned
Harold L. Ickes former Secretary of Interior was in serious condition from arthritis. Dr Stephen Jones said he hoped to move the ninety year old former cabinet officer back to Georgetown Hospital today and expected further treatment.
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Washington
Ite
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Stephen Jones
Ickes
Georgetown Hospital
Train-Buster Bags Number Five In Korea Raid
Captain William A. Jessup of Long Beach piloted a B-26 that destroyed a Communist locomotive and 15 railcars in northwest Korea. The action, described as his fifth Red train knocked out since arriving, involved strafing and bombing with fires and explosions. Jessup, 28, son of Mr and Mrs Ira B Jessup, has a decade in air service including wartime duty in the Air Corps.
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Seoul
William A. Jessup
Jessup
Ira B. Jessup
Korea
U. N
Long Beach
Nixon denounces Morris appointment in government cleanups
Washington reports Senator Nixon criticizes Newbold Morris as a “phony” pick to head a government cleanup effort. Mundt hints Morris may testify on a tanker surplus deal, while Morris pledges to root out corruption and reviews the Justice Department. Confusion and inquiry surround Morris’s ties to the China International Foundation and its ships.
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Sen
Nixon
R.-Calif
White House
Newbold Morris
Mundt
South Dakota
Morris
New York
Hoey
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Sen. Mundt
China International Foundation
Califor
Nia
Sone
Volzke
Desores
Onathan
Laduron Acquitted In ManSlaughter Case At Muncie
A jury in Muncie Ind acquitted Dr Jules F Laduron a one eyed 58 year old physician of manslaughter in the death of Ralph Carter one of two brothers he said were blackmailing him The courtroom audience cheered the verdict as Circuit Judge Joe Davis spent little time instructing the jurors in this case noting the doctor had claimed self defense and that his first wife died by suicide and his second wife disappeared decades ago
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Muncie
Ind
Jules F. Laduron
Ralph Carter
Joe Davis
Disabled Son Sues Director Roy Del Ruth
Richard Del Ruth, 31, sues film director Roy Del Ruth in Los Angeles claiming war disabilities prevent him from working. He seeks 3400 a month for support and medical expenses, alleging payments were 3200 monthly until last October. Del Ruth says he earns 150000 annually and receives 375 monthly government pension. His former wife Olive Del Ruth also sues for community property funds used to support Winnie Lightner between 1940 and 1947.
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Los Angeles
Roy del Ruth
Richard del, Ruth
del Ruth
Winnie Lightner
Olive del Ruth
Miss Lighter
Misa Lightner
Mild Clear Weather With Small Craft Warning
Mostly clear tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Light winds tomorrow afternoon. Small craft advisories from Point Conception to Oceanside due to west to northwest winds 20 to 30 mph.
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Pt. Concepcion
Oceanside
Korea Debate Delayed at U N for Truce Accord
Paris Feb 2 AP western powers won overwhelming approval for a plan to postpone United Nations debate on Korean issues until after a military armistice is signed. Vote 51 in favor 5 against 2 abstentions. Malik urged immediate U N action to aid truce talks.
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Paris
United Nations
USN
Britain
France
United States
Panmunjom
Russia
Jacob A. Malik
U. N. Assembly
United ‘States
Central Telegraph Agency of
Korea
UlInim
14 Injured in Bus Collision in Idaho Fog
Fourteen passengers were hurt when an east bound Greyhound bus collided in fog on icy Highway 10 with a truck trailer. The front of the bus and several cars were damaged. The bus had stopped at Spokane, Washington, and was en route to eastern points.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Greyhound
Hwy. 10
Idaho State Patrol
Spokane
Wash
Violent death strikes Langlitz family in four tragedies
In Warwick New York a ten year old child, Jean Langlitz, drowned after falling through ice in a small pond. The death marks the fourth fatal tragedy for the Langlitz family in recent years following a fall down a well, an automobile accident, and a death in Korea.
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Warwick, N
Jean Langlitz
John Langlitz
Korea
Far East Veterans Arrive in Bay City on Brewster
The Navy transport Gen. A. W. Brewster arrived in San Francisco from the Far East. The Military Sea Transportation Service reported 654 military personnel returned aboard the ship.
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Bay City
San Francisco
Navy
Gen
A. W. Brewster
Far East
Military Sea Transportation Service
Kefauver Calls GOP Yesterday's Party in Detroit Speech
Sen. Estes Kefauver opened his Democratic presidential bid with a foreign policy keynote in Detroit warning Republicans stand for yesterday. He urged unity on the home front and said fighting communism is more than military, involving minds and hearts worldwide. He criticized GOP positions as out of date and not for tomorrow.
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Mich
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Calvin’ Coolidge
Heppy
Hoover
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