Naval Officer Relieved Over Alleged Insult to Senator Kilgore
Navy relieves Capt Ross Ad Dierdorff of the 1th Naval District San Diego as public relations officer after an investigation into his alleged remark that Kilgore was unfit for an admiral to wipe his shoes on. Kilgore had referred the matter to the Navy after criticizing the idea of Tijuana as out of bounds for enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P
Sen. Kilgore
D.W. Va
Navy
Kilgore
San Diego
Tijuana
Three Felons Escape Monterey County Jail
Three desperadoes fled the Monterey County jail last night by sawing through a wall passage, aided by an outside confederate. Olen Graimes and Robert Graimes, the Oklahoma kidnapers, and Arthur C. Wilson, aka John Stutsman, had earlier escaped Soledad prison and were recaptured this week after quick pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Wilson
John Stutsman
Soledad
Henry G. Jorgensen
Greenfield
Calif
Paicines
Hollister
Graimes Brothers
Norma Meeks
Marysville
National Association of Manufacturers urges industry wide bargaining
The N A M told Congress the best way to avert national emergency strikes is industry wide bargaining. Mosher warned that such emergencies mostly involve broad bargaining and urged careful regulation while supporting the administration plan to replace Taft Hartley with a modified Wagner Act. He argued workers and the public would lose protection against abusive union practices without safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Mosher
Bomb Shakes Beverly Hills Homes as Probe Targets Officials
Beverly Hills February 18 A P reports a bomb wrecked Ciros owner H D Hover home and police uncovered a plan to blow up doctors and officials of the State Industrial Accident Commission. William J Ward 51 of Long Beach was taken in custody outside Dr F W Ifield’s home and a partly burned fuse dynamite was found beneath Milton H Silverberg’s home. A bomb was also found outside Anthony Racine’s home. Ward previously sought compensation for a non existent injury, and a note in his pocket told his sister that doctors had double crossed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite Plains
Gerard Graham Dennis
Dennis
Cleveland
Westchester County
New York
George Fanelli
Maurice Kelly
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ohio
California
Betty V. Ritchie
Toronto
Canada
New York City
Eleanor Farrell
Ciro
State Industrial Accident Commission
H. D. Hover
C. H. Anderson
William J. Ward
Long Beach
F. W. Ifield
Milton H. Silverberg
Commission
Los Angeles
Anthony Racine
Durango ‘Ave
Hover
David Weller
Industrial Accident Commission
Welter
Ward
Anderson
Mission
Where to Find It and Page References
A concise index lists where to find sections in the paper including Bridge on Page B-4 Classified Ads on Pages B-9 B-10 B-11 B-12 and B-13 Comics on Page A-16 Editorial on A-12 Financial on B-8 Radio on A-13 Shipping on B-9 Sports on A-17 A-18 and 19 Theaters on 8-7 Tidles and temperatures on 8-9 Women’s activities on B-2 B-3 B-4 and 8-5
Truman adviser warns against price slump jitters
Dr Edwin G Nourse chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers told reporters at the White House the economy is in a period of dis inflation and should not panic over price declines. He cautioned that a jittery public could trigger a recession and said stabilization above prewar prices but below postwar peaks is the administration aim. He noted further dips and recoveries in the price structure may occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Truman
Edwin G. Nourse
White House
Dr. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
West Coast
Nourse
Thay
Union Refuses to Settle Strike in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Feb 18 The CIO Transport Workers Union refused to settle Philadelphia transit strike for seven cents more per hour. The eight day walkout affected 11 000 subway trolley and bus workers as Yellow Cab drivers ended a three day strike. Mayor Samuel urged a compromise after PTO offered 7 cents and TWU asked 13 cents. Police reported skirmishes as a driver was struck by a thrown object and an officer arrested a cab driver for disorderly conduct. An all woman grand jury sat to indict potential violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
C. I. O. Transport Workers Union
Philadelphia Teappyerson Company
Yellow Cab Company
Emmanuel Robinson
H. J. Berger
Envoy In Hungary Calls Life Under Regime Unbearable
Selden Chapin American Minister to Hungary describes life in Hungary as beyond imagination and under total domination by hardline Communists aligned with the Kremlin. He discusses Cardinal Mindszenty’s treason trial and notes U.S. officials’ cautious stance amid Hungarian recall signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Selden Chapin
Hungary
United States
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Chapin
Catholica
France
Kremlin
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Truman
Acheson
Dea Acheson
Washington
Trek to Snowbound Over Medic Seeks Ski Trip
ACIFIC GROVE Calif Feb 18 Captain George W Magladry medical officer at Fort Ord returned to his family after trudging through 10 foot snowdrifts to aid stricken Navajos and sought leave to go skiing. He volunteered to parachute to isolated Navajos trapped and starving as winter storms battered the Arizona reservation.
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Acific Grove
Calif
George W. Magladrydr
Fort Ord
Magindry
West
Arizona
Magladry
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Superthief
Batty Ritchis
Gerard G. Dennis
White Plains
N. Y
Associated Press
Gerard &. Dennis
Gloria Horowitz
Miss Horowitz
Gerard G. Dannis
Air Linal
Solon
Monterey County
Wrigley
Kaiser
N. A.M
Blast Shakes
Stars’ Homes
L.B
State Accident Board
Gene Stanchfield
Elizabeth
N. J
Trixie
Gene
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