Embassy denies Egypt slavery tale over dancing girls inheritance
The Egyptian embassy called a report about Americans inheriting four Egyptian dancing girls a malicious lie noting slavery ended decades ago. Christopher Janus of Chicago disputed the embassy and said the issue could involve a $10 to $15 million estate from their archaeologist uncle. He floated plans to use the inheritance for American ventures including babysitting or theater work, and mentioned buying Egyptian films to fund transfers.
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Chicago
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Municipal Band Concert Program Highlights
A Saturday program by the municipal band features a mix of classical and light selections including Verdi and Wagner inspired pieces, with overtures and a winter concert ambiance. Readers are invited to attend at the city auditorium for a varied evening of orchestral pieces and marches.
Lucas Presses End to Coal Tie-up in White House Appeal
Senator Lucas of Illinois urged President Truman to restore full coal production as winter deepened and three day mine work weeks persisted. He asked aide John R. Steelman to present all facts to the President and warned he would protest in the Senate if a five day week isn't soon restored.
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John R. Steelman
United States
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Western Reserve to Install Proxy
Western Reserve University in Stalls Dr. John Schoff Millis this afternoon as its ninth president. Millis, California-born, came last summer from the University of Vermont to succeed Dr. Winfred G. Leuter who retired after 15 years. Hospital fire at Mercy Hospital in Davenport caused 25 to 30 people to be removed. Firemen and police described heroic rescues and evacuations with two survivors found alive, while a temporary morgue was set up and identification efforts continued.
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Western Reserve University
John Schoff Millis
Millis
University of Vermont
Winfred G. Leuter
Sister of Mercy
Mercy Hospital
Lester Schick
Mars Annunziata
Hospital
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Ottumwa
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Davenport
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Mississippi River
Bergman Divorces Plan Progresses in New York
Ingrid Bergman and Dr Peter Lindstrom lawyers met to finalize a divorce accord allowing her to wed Italian director Roberto Rossellini The plan potentially frees Bergman to marry while preserving funds for their daughter Pia with half of her property reserved for daughter care and support
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Peter Lindstrom
Roberto Rossellini
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Hollywood
Italy
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Lindstrom
Laurence Brinn
Army battles Midwest floods as 4000 homeless flee rising waters
A UPI survey shows deadly winter storms killed at least 49 across the nation. Arctic air heads toward the Pacific Northwest while floods threaten Indiana Illinois Missouri and Ohio. 800 troops move from Fort Knox to Vincennes to guard a leaky Wabash River levee as numerous rivers breach banks and drive evacuations.
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Navy Yard Closure Debate Draws Senators and Local Leaders
A Long Beach delegation plus Sen. Downey and Rep. Doyle pressed to rescind the yard closure. Advocates argued the decision harms Pacific Coast repair capacity and local economy, noting subsidence claims are overstated and the yard remains essential despite funding cuts.
Chiang Kai-shek’s wife to speak on radio before departure
Mme Chiang Kai-shek plans a radio address to Americans before returning to China. The flood crisis widens in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri as Duck River and Embarrass River surges cause evacuations. State police and conservation rescue teams deploy boats and radios to aid families, with guards assisting 25 households to higher ground.
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China
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Tides and Temperatures Reported on Friday Surf
Long Beach Lifeguards summarize coastal conditions with sunrise and sunset times, tide highs and lows, water temperature, and calm surf status. Foregoing statistics are attributed to the Coast and Republic Survey.
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Arms to Europe program awaits Truman action
Officials await President Truman's approval of a new Atlantic Pact defense plan. If signed, $1 billion in arms will move to western Europe within a month, with $100 million already spent and full release contingent on integration of Western European defenses. Britain seeks assurances on arms shipping and economic recovery priority.
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Washington
Europe
White House
Congress
America
North Atlantic Council
State Acheson
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Acheson
Hitch
Britain
Bridges Defense Challenges Major Government Witness
In San Francisco on January 7, the Bridges perjury defense questioned Lawrence Seton Ross, ex Communist editor, about his past identities and role. Judge George B. Harris ordered Ross to remain for Monday’s session while the defense casts doubt on his credibility and ties to Bridges. The witness testified to Bridges attending three Communist meetings and a New York meeting where Bridges joined the party central committee.
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Harry Bridges
Lawrence Seton Ross
Ross
George B. Harris
Memphis
Tenn
Bridges
C. I. GO. Longshoremen's Union
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Robinson
Ballard
Rock of Marne Unit Receives Gift Boulder
The 38th Rock of the Marne Infantry Regiment in Lewis received a one ton boulder gifted by citizens of Cheteau Thierry France. The stone, earned its nickname by stopping a German advance at the Marne in World War I, will be polished inscribed and mounted in the regimental area.
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Lewis
Marne
Cheteau Thierry
France
New Greek Premier Sees Immediate Actions
Greece's new premier John Theotokis said his new cabinet would dissolve Parliament and call a general election if needed. A decree could be issued before Monday, moving the election up from its April 9 or 16 date to late February, under the constitution requiring elections within 45 days of dissolution. ATHENS January 7 1952.
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John Theostokis
Athens
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