Defense Work to Be Spread Across Unemployment Areas
The government will spread military contracting to regions with high unemployment even if bids are not the lowest, per Defense Mobilizer Wilson. Procurement officials will negotiate contracts to favor areas with acute job shortages, including Terre Haute over a lower bid from San Diego, reflecting Labor Department unemployment data. Detroit and 12 labor market areas face severe joblessness, spanning Beaumont to Manchester, N. E.
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Laredo
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New England
Scranton-Wikes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Mishigan
GOP Rally Program Unusual with Box Supper and Hollywood Guests
Washington February 2 Republican plans for a Georgetown University gymnasium rally mark Lincoln's birthday with a box supper and varied entertainment. Bud Baer Adolphe Menjou Lincoln Lassies and a hillbilly band headline a program featuring speeches by prominent senators and representatives and a question panel. The Lincoln Lassies will mingle donate and pass out elephant shaped beauty marks.
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Republicans
Georgetown University Gymnasium
Mnight
Lincoln
Buddy Baer
Fion
Adolphe Menjou
Hollywood
Lincoln Lassies
David Peters
Lodge
Mass
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Utah
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Leonard W. Hall
Guy G. Gabrielson
Mr Carthy
Wis
Flanders
Mundt
S. D
Bennett
Halleck
Ind
Fudd
Minn
St. George M. Y
Arends
Til
Warns Against Sacrificing Freedom at Fontainbleau
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower, commanding SHAPE, warned at Fontainbleau that Atlantic Pact nations would use force only to defend themselves and should not place peace above freedom while reviewing the first six nation parade at Allied ground force headquarters in ancient Fontainbleau France.
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Fontainbleau
France
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Brejeha Recovers at Home After Surgery
City treasurer Frank W. Brejeha is recuperating at 2635 Branton Ave after an operation last Monday at Bixby Knolls Hospital.
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Branton Ave
Bixby Knolls Hospital
Gen Bradley to Speak at Pasadena Charity Banquet
Gen Omar Bradley chairman of the joint chiefs of staff will deliver a speech at a March 20 Pasadena charity banquet hosted by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. City official Warren Dorn announced Bradley accepted the invitation and will attend specifically for the event.
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Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Warren M. Dorn
Dorn
Bradley
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dynamic Asia Policy Urged
Washington reports indicate officials seek a shift from defensive strategy to dynamic policies in Asia to pressure Communist forces on Formosa. Talks involve Adm Hadford, Gen Chase, and State Dept adviser Dulles, while allies worry about risking war or draining U.S. resources in Europe. Chiang Kai-shek’s Formosan force ranges up to three quarters of a million. past suggestions to deploy more troops in Korea were rejected by Washington.
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Formosa
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Defense Departments
Arthur W. Hadford
Pacific Fleet
William Chase
Pentagon
States Department
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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U.S
Europe
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Truman
Seventh Fleet
Korea
Cohen Tells Court He Is Hard Up for Cash
San Francisco reports WP Wickey Cohen, a once prominent Los Angeles mobster, told the Ninth U S Circuit Court of Appeals he is short of cash. He seeks permission to file his income tax appeal in typewritten form instead of printing it due to lack of funds for a transcript.
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Wickey Cohen
Los Angeles
Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cohen
Arizona brutality charges renewed at Fort Grant
Phoenix February report says contempt-of-court action filed against Superintendent George Ridgway and five others by Superior Judge Charles Bernstein over allegedly brutal punishments at a state industrial school. Affidavits claim simulated hanging of a 12 year old after escape, plus forced barefoot work and other severe punishments. Six named, Ramirez and Ringler no longer staff. investigation ongoing. Milwaukee item notes Grant A. Ritter named as MacArthur slate favorite son for Wisconsin primary April 1 after Wainwright and Wedemeyer declined.
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George Ridgway
Charles Bernstein
Maricopa County
John TH. Walker
Bernstein
Ridgway
Fort Grant
T. J. Quinn
Jim Meyer
Albert Allen
Rudolph Ramirez
Harry W. Ringler
Ramirez
Ringler
Milwaukee
Grant A. Ritter
Beloit
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Ritt
Wainwright
Wedemeyer
Allies OK China warning in Korea armistice talk
Paris informant says France Britain and the United States will join in warning Communist China against violating the Korean armistice and may seek punitive action from the United Nations if breached. Talks in Paris between Eden Schuman and Acheson set Feb 13 14 discussions focusing on Germany.
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France
Britain
United States
China
United Nations
Washington
America
Korea
Paris
West Germany
Anthony Eden
Robert Schuman
Eden
London
Schuman
U. S
Acheson
Churchill
House of Commons
Trugnant
Negro U N delegate answers Red tirade in Paris
U S Negro educator Channing Tobias defended U S free speech amid a U N social committee debate on the Oatis case. Soviet envoy Pavlov attacked Tobias while Tobias cited discrimination in the United States. The Assembly delayed Korea issue and approved a resolution praising Czechoslovakia for discussing the return of Greek children.
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Paris
Channing Tobias
U. S
U.S
Oatis
U. N. Assembly Social Committee
Czechoslovakia
William N. Oatis
Alexei Pavlov
Tobias
Chicago
Soviet Union
U. N
Europe
Pavlov
U. SS
Germany
Greece
Senator Hunt Criticizes AMA Health Policy
Senator Hunt of Wyoming denounced the American Medical Association for opposing the President's Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation and warned it could burden the country with an unfair health service plan. He spoke at the Pierre Fauchard Academy dinner, where he was honored for contributions to dentistry as the Senate's only dentist member.
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Chicago
Hunt D
American Medical Association
Hunt
Pierre Fauchard Academy
International Society of Dentists
Senate
Bus Driver Inherits $90,000 Won't Quit
Newark man Stuart Holzman, age 24, inherits 390,000 on his next birthday and plans to keep driving a bus. He says bus work has been his passion since age five, noting he enjoys people and finds the job interesting and engaging.
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N. J
Feb. Z. U
Stuart Holzman
Holzman
Metropolitan Singer to Wed TV Ad Man
Metropolitan Opera coloratura Patrice Munsel announced engagement to Robert C. Schuler a New York television production director. They plan to marry in the summer. Munsel was born in Spokane and joined the Met nine years ago at age seventeen.
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Patrice, Munsel
Metropolitan Opera
Robert c. ¢. Schuler
Schuler
Wintna, Minn
Miss Munsel
Spokane
Wash
Metropolitan
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