Russians Seek Communist Reform In United States Message
Two Soviet air force officers Peter Pirogov and Anatole Barsov escaped by plane to Westover Air Force Base Massachusetts. They urged American Communists to visit Russia for a month then resign from the party. They praised America while noting Cold War tensions. They plan to visit Washington after temporary U.S. sponsorship with a one year visa.
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Leonard Weigner
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Associated Press
LB Oilman Found Dead Beside Slain Spouse
Local oilman is found dead beside his spouse in a murder scene. Police investigation centers on the couple’s residence and neighboring properties as detectives review evidence and interview witnesses. A possible motive remains unclear and no arrests reported.
Planes and ground parties scour canyon for missing scientists
INYOKERN Feb 4 AP search for five scientists and two airmen in a missing Navy science plane focused on the forbid ding canyon country 35 miles west of here. Sixty search planes took to the air at dawn and fifty ground men moved into Kern River Canyon near Kernville. The crew included Comdr Alphonse Mimville co pilot Lt Charles V Mathus Dr J K L McDonald Andryen Kellogg Rodney C Morrin Joseph A Vargas and Dr John J McKinley. The Navy prepared for more air activity if weather holds.
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Alameda
Kernville
Tim Jorgensen
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Stanley
Hants County
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Canada
Ndyren G. Kellogg
Santa
Rodney C. Morrin
Waterman
Joseph A. Vargas
John J. McKinley
Brighton
Taft Says Taft-Hartley Repeal Not Intended
Washington February 4 Sen Taft Ohio said no one plans to repeal Taft Hartley in form only He forecast Congress will keep two thirds of the act when a new labor law is enacted Taft rejected presidential powers to declare national emergencies over strikes warning such power would threaten liberty He noted hearings on the administration bill to repeal Taft Hartley and replace it with a modified Wagner Act Roth San Francisco Employers Council backed Taft Hartley at Senate labor committee hearings
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Congress
Truman
Tom Clark
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Almon F. Roth
San Francisco
Employers’ Council
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Labor
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Budget time at City Hall and cross filing clash
Budget time arrives at City Hall with discussions likely shaping fiscal policy. Assemblyman Fletcher opposes cross filing as lawmakers debate election rules. Local and national items appear across sections with ads, comics, and sports coverage shaping the week.
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Fletcher
Congress
Huge Plane Damaged in Landing Crash at Boeing Field
Boeing officials said a C-97 Air Force troop transport crash landed at Boeing Field yesterday afternoon suffering only minor damage. All nine aboard were unhurt as the left landing gear collapsed and the left wing flap and engine housing were damaged. Continued on Page A2, Col. 3.
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Boeing Aircraft Co
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Unemployment in U S Rises in January
The Census Bureau reports 2,650,000 unemployed in January, up 700,000 from December while total employment falls by 2,000,000 to 57,500,000. Dr. Edwin G. Nourse says months are decisive and prices are easing due to crop effects and January adjustments.
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United States
Eee
Census Bureau
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Truman
Experimental plane crashes off El Segundo. two aboard
A three engined experimental North American Aviation plane, built for the Navy, crashed into the sea off El Segundo near noon. Rescue boats and other aircraft rushed to the area as two men aboard were reported on board the craft that had taken off from Los Angeles Airport moments earlier.
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Massenger Slugged in Charity Cash Heist
In Los Angeles on February 4, three bandits slugged a Goodwill messenger, Gustav Haverkamp, aged 62, and escaped with the charity's cash totaling 2000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Goodwill Industries
Gustav Haverkamp
Cardinal Mindszenty retracts pretrial warning at treason trial
In Beoarest Hungary on February 4, Cardinal Mindszenty repudiated a letter to his bishops written before arrest and offered to repay damage from alleged legal sale of dollars received from the Vatican and the United States. The trial's second day heard new statements as six co defendants pleaded guilty or innocence. A mysterious woman was introduced as a spy suspect, and Vatican commentary noted the case tests Hungary’s regime under the people’s court.
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BeOarest
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Minds
Zenty
United States
Vatican
I Wasmingwa
Wesiaare
U. S
Seldon Chapin
Cardinal Mendszenty
Michael J. McDermott
Department
Chapin
People’s Court
Paul Esterhazy
Ester
Lystery
Miklos Nagy
Catholic Action Organization
Sigismunt Mihailovic
Father Nagy
Canon Mihailovvic
Ispenky
People's Court
Osservatore Romano
General in Midway Island Defense Dies
Brig. Gen. Ira L. Kines, 49, Marine commander at Midway during the pivotal defense, died today in Bethesda Naval Hospital from coronary thrombosis. He had been hospitalized since December 6 and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for his role in the Midway combat.
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Washington
Ira L. Kines
Midway
Kines
Bethesda Naval Hoapital
Radio plea to unlock door ends with 16000 mile reach
In freezing weather Rita Beane was locked out of her Oak Park home while her husband Bean and Walter Ashton talked with ZD6KD in Johannesburg. Rita reached out via radio, sending a call that prompted Johannesburg to relay the warning that Beane was in danger until the door could be opened.
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Bean
Walter Ashton
W9ont
Oak Park
Zdéds
Johannesburg
Union of South Africa
Beane
Rita Beane
Husband Slugged Wife Then Shot Himself in Bedroom
Rex Burgess and Blanche Burgess, both dead, were found bound in their Fashion Avenue home after Burgess allegedly beat his wife with a hammer and shot her, then killed himself with a .38 revolver. Police say three shots occurred, with one in the breast, one in the temple, and a test shot in the living room. the bed showed no sign of sleep.
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Blanche Loraine
Fashion Ave
Lorin
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Martin
Burgess
Harmer
Soap Companies Cut Prices Amid Slump in Household Goods
In Omaha Nebraska soap manufacturers lowered prices in a fourth round of cuts this year as livestock and household product costs sag. The report notes a broad collapse in major soap product pricing and references a persistent slump impacting suppliers and retailers.
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