Eisenhower calls for peace drive on Denmark trip
General Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived in Denmark after talks with Dutch leaders and urged free nations to organize for peace to raise living standards and secure political gains. He cited the Atlantic Alliance and planned to proceed to Oslo if weather allows.
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Hague
Netherlands
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denmark
Holland
Tal
Schiphol
Eisenhower
Atlantic Alliance
J. R. Pierce
Moale
Copenhagen
Portland
Eng
Oslo
Norway
Communist Party
Europe
MacArthur
Germany
Po Hom
Willem Drees
Belgium
Russia
West
Aircraft Industry Heads Called to Production Parley
Senior executives of aircraft manufacturers are summoned to Air Force headquarters for a conference on expanding capacity to 50,000 military planes per year as urged by President Truman. John A. McCone will attend. discussion aims to address production bottlenecks including materials, tooling, and aluminum supply.
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Washington
Jan. K
Air Force Headquarters
Truman
Air Force
John A. McCone
Congress
U.S. Holds No Withdrawal From Korea Policy
Washington reports the official U S stance on Korea remains unchanged with no voluntary withdrawal. American forces will fight on as long as possible around Pusan, despite denials of MacArthur withdrawal recommendations. British rail cuts 389 trains to save coal amid fuel crisis.
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Washington
U. S
Koran
Defense Department
Chicago Daily News
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Keyes Berch
Chicago
M. F. Echols
MacArthur
Beach
U. N. Army
Manchuria
London
British Rail System
Morsday
Planebuilders See Goal Possible Within One Year
Los Angeles reports indicate the aircraft industry cannot immediately boost to wartime output. Truman calls for 30,000 planes annually. firms say expansion is possible with materials, tooling, and skilled labor. Shortages and retraining needs dominate plans across Northrop, Lockheed, Douglas, and others.
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Los Angeles
California
Truman
Douglas Aircraft Corp
Douglas
Lockheed
North American Aviation
Rosie
Northrop
Israel protests rearmament in Germany in Knesset meet
Israel's Knesset in Jerusalem adopts a resolution denouncing moves toward rearmament in both Soviet-occupied East Germany and in West Germany aimed at a unified European defense.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Knesset
Jerusalem
East Germany
West Germany
Mass killer hunts missing victims across border towns
California men feared slain as Bill Cook, a 21 year old ex convict, is pursued after at least eight murders. Authorities sweep Mexicali and San Felipe with 50 Mexican police and U S agents tracing a getaway car, while Oklahoma and Arkansas governors urge searches for missing Atwood family. The FBI adds kidnapping charges under the Lindbergh law.
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EL Centro
Bill Cook
Mexicali
Mex
FHI
Impertal County Sheriff's Deputies
San Felipe
Gulf of California
Crazy Cook
Forrest Damron
Jim Burke
Imperial Valley
Damron
Burke
Studebaker
Cook
Carl Mosser
Joseph H. Dewey
Johnston Murray
Oklahoma
Sidney McMath
Arkansas
Atwood
Oklahoma City
Mossers
FBI
Weather spreads rain and snow across the U S
Skies were clear in the central states while rain or snow pelted many other areas. Light rain drenched Pennsylvania and the Atlantic coast as far south as Georgia. A mix of rain and light snow hit northeastern Ohio and western New York, with another belt along the Pacific coast from San Francisco to Oregon and Washington. Snow also covered portions of the plateau and northern Rocky Mountain states.
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Chicago
Mid-Continent
Pennsylvania
Atlantic States
Georgia
Ohio
New York
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Oregon
Washington
Plateau
Rocky Mountain States
Luxuries in Military Life Questioned by Leaders
Washington leaders say GI Joe costs too much and luxuries hinder war readiness. Gen. Mark Clark and Defense Secretary Marshall urge trimming recreational facilities and nonessentials. Anna Rosenberg notes steps to reduce noncombat duties, reallocating troops and behind-the-lines support.
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Ashington
Joe
Mark W. Clark
Clark
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Senate
Defense
Anna M. Rosenberg
Army
J. Lawton Colling
Callins
Marshal
National Defense
Korea
MacArthur
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Resense Poo
Sonny Fratuslef
Pashey Madeira
Stonington
Conn
Utes
Prass Wiraphoto
Aircraft Industry
Kay
Wm. Rogers
Rytime Weist Watck
Fed. Tax Inc
Blue Willow
Soc Bown Bbc
Beau
Arlington Table
PEN
Iiema Tea
O.K
Pine Avenue
U.5
Britain
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