Norfolk Rural Folk Pay Late King Respect
In Sandringham Norfolk villagers file past the closed coffin of George VI at Royal Chapel showing the nation’s respect. Rural folk in boots offer simple homage as royal mourning shifts toward London Windsor and Windsor ceremonies with the crown to follow.
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Eng
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Elizabeth
More Aluminum Authorized to Boost Auto Production
Washington reports the Defense Production Administration approved an extra million pounds of aluminum for April to June to help the auto industry hit a 930,600 unit quota. Copper for 1010 units and steel for 90,260 tons were allocated, with no further increases expected.
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Washington
Manly Fisischmann
Freischmann
Milwaukee businessman upset over $507000 city bill
Leo Schneider, president of Schneider Fuel & Supply, reportedly left Milwaukee to escape publicity after refusing to bill the city for $507,232 in building materials and sewer castings dating back to 1846. The city has set aside funds and earned interest while awaiting invoicing.
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Milwaukee
Leo Schneider
Schneider Fuel & Supply 'S
Balmy nationwide weather charms the nation
The Associated Press reports mild conditions across most of the country on Saturday with temperatures 5 to 20 degrees above normal. Northern Rockies and plains lead with 10 to 20 degree boosts, Great Lakes region sits 5 to 10 above average, while northern Maine edges near 2 degrees above zero.
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Maine
Italy Rebuffs Soviet Vetoes on U.N. Entry Bonds
Rome says repeated Soviet vetoes breach Italy’s peace treaty commitments as U.N. membership bids fail. Italy waives further treaty obligations to the USSR and complains Moscow has stymied its U.N. entry. The note cites past reparations payments and asks Moscow for armament waivers amid Western alliance tensions.
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Paolo Emilio Taviani
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Child Saved Whose Heart Stops Thrice
A four year old girl at Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital temporarily stopped breathing during eye surgery. Surgeons performed chest massage for long periods, twice reviving her, then a third failure preceded revival aided by an electrophrenic machine. The patient recovered after the device assisted breathing.
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Brooklyn
Brookin Eye and Ear Hospital
Reds Defy UN Offer for Limited Korea Peace Parley
In Tokyo and Bellingham reports, the Reds spurn a U N plan for a Korea focused peace talk while agreeing to include South Korea. Joy presses for a broader scope, Nam says Korea cannot be isolated, and parties prepare for longer bargaining over postarmistice issues.
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C. Turner Joy
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Asia
Tyould
Nam
China
North Korea
United Nations
Long Beach
Marines Smash Reds Supply Center In Korea Raid
U S Marine pilots on eight carrier based Leatherneck fighters raided a major Communist supply hub in northeast Korea from Allied Task Force 77. The strike left ten supply dumps and 27 buildings in ruins, while coastal patrols destroyed three Communist boats and an anti aircraft gun and an ammunitions dump. U N patrols with armored vests killed 25 Reds on the central front during a hand grenade clash near Pyongang.
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Sea of Japan
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Eighth Army
U. N
Pyongang
Chongu
Fire Kills Visitor in San Pedro
A fire at 980 Battery St San Pedro destroyed a small dwelling last night and burned Eddie Bunn about 52 to death. Fred Jackson, the occupant, said Bunn was a friend whose address was unknown. Jackson found Bunn in a bunk after returning to the rear of the house as smoke appeared. Detectives say Bunn apparently fell asleep while smoking.
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Battery St. San Pedro
Fred Jackson
Eddie Bunn
Bunn
Jackson
Independents Plan to Back Uninstructed Delegates in California
A California Independent Republican delegation committee formed in Los Angeles aims to give GOP voters free choice in the 3 primary. The executive board, led by former State Sen. Edward Hy Tictle, will open six offices in Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Sacramento Fresno and Bakersfield to push an uninstructed slate of delegates. Harry Lerner will head the campaign for nominations and alternates. The group says it is pro Republican not anti Warren and opposes a hand picked delegation.
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Edward Hy Tictle
Monterey
TDI
Harry Lerner
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San Diego
Sacramento
Fresno
Bakersfield
TEST RUN LANDS HIM IN JAIL
Adolph A. Maier, a 32 year old bus mechanic in New York, secretly piloted a company bus for about three hours in Manhattan and the Bronx. He picked up passengers at times and ignored stops while driving with skill but violating regulations. Police say his coin box held $5.90 from 58 fares but only 20 coins in the till. A grand larceny charge, including theft of the bus, was filed.
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Adolph A. Maier
Manhattan
Bronx
Sharp Earthquake Felt at Lone Pine
A sharp earthquake jarred Lone Pine California today Feb 5. Windows and dishes rattled but no damage was reported. Local residents felt the quake and minor tremors were recorded across the area.
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Lone Pine
Calif
MacArthur Slate Appears on New Hampshire Ballot
In Concord New Hampshire the MacArthur slate filed 18 delegate candidates in the final hour creating a three way GOP contest among Taft Eisenhower and MacArthur for the March 11 presidential primary. Democratic entries named Truman Kefauver with Stassen not listed for delegates.
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Douglas MacArthur
New Hampshire
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Sen. Estes. Kefauver
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Democrats
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Minnesota
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MacArthur
Girl Burns Gravely as Tar Pot Flares
Viola Marie Burkes, 13, was burned gravely when a tar pot spilled and set a garage ablaze in Los Angeles. Neighbors hacked through the back to reach her as flames surged, and roofer Robert Henke rescued her by dousing his clothes and entering the structure to pull her free.
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Los Angeles
Viola Marie Burkes
Robert Henke
Doctors Seek Ouster of German Expert from U S
Boston physicians urged President Truman to expel Dr. Walter P. Schreiber, a German civilian at Randolph Field Texas, whom they label a wartime medical leader of the Nazi regime. At Beth Israel Hospital experts linked him to Nazi medical war crimes while defending his wartime role.
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