Greatest Levy in History Is Truman's Aim
President Truman plans the largest tax increase in history, targeting at least 16 billion dollars to fund defense against Communism. The budget aims for a pay as you go program with heavy taxes, potentially raising total taxpayers to about 60.1 million and expenditures above 70 billion for the 1952 fiscal year.
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Washington
A.P
Capitol Hill
Truman
Congress
Doughton
D.N
House
Ways and Means
Planes Fall In Boise With No Injuries
Two planes fell in Boise near the country club and houses but caused no injuries. The C-47 cargo plane from the Idaho National Guard 193th Fighter Squadron had its left engine fail during an instrument descent. Co-pilot Lt. Phil Mahler and Captain Jim Baxter survived, landing in a meadow after clipping clouds. Earlier, an F-51 from the 190th Fighter Squadron struck a target and detached a wing chunk, but the pilot Dean E. Salmeir landed safely.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise Country Club
193Th Fighter Squadron
Idaho National Guard
Phil Mahler
Jim Baxter
Mountain Home Air Base
Martin Johnson
190Th
Dean E. Salmeir
Angered Parents Protest Drafting 18 Year Olds
Anger swells as parents protest the plan to draft 18 year olds for 27 months of service. Mrs Anna Rosenberg testimony sparked complaints while President Truman backs lowering the induction age and extending service. lawmakers discuss possible compromises and mounting mail protesting the proposal.
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Washington, Jan
Congress Today
Anna Rosenberg
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Rosenberg
Defense Marshall
Truman
Senate
McFarland
D.-Ariz
Wherry
Nebraska
United States
Sen. Ives
Sen. Dirksen
R.-I
Sen. Cain
R.wash
Girl Driver Killed by Santa Fe Flyer
In South Pasadena on January 13 the Santa Fe Super Chief from Chicago struck a car at an intersection, killing 28 year old Helen Jackson of South Pasadena. Investigators said Jackson’s car stalled on the tracks as the train, traveling slowly on a downgrade, dragged the vehicle 300 feet.
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South Pasadewa
Santa Fe
Chicago
Jday
Helen Jackson
South Pasadena
Nota
Miss Jackson
Florida Plans $15 Rental Homes for Pensioned Folk
Florida officials outline a pensioner housing plan to attract retirees on about $125 a month. Neighborhood villages near cities would include tailored engineering features like waist-high ovens and ramps, with dormitories and yards, aiming to allow residents to raise gardens and chickens. Plans call for long-term loans to fund the villages as rents drop toward $15 monthly.
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Ampa
Fla
Fuller Warren
Florida
Walter E. Keyes
State Improvement Commission
CIO
State Indusion Council
Keyes
Citizens’ Retirement Committee
Improvement Commission
Petersburg
U N.
The United Nations committee approved a five point cease fire plan for Korea and a Far Eastern conference with Red China, despite Soviet opposition. The vote was 50 to 7 with absentees, signaling possible rejection by Communist China and drawing charges of appeasement.
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United Nations
Korea
China
North Korea
Peiping
Red China
Formosa
U. N
el Salvador
Philippines
Afghanistan
Costa Rica
Jacob A. Malik
Tais
United States
Key Hill Lost Second Time in Two Days
In central Korea near Wonju the U S 2nd Division withdrew from Hill 247 for tactical reasons after a late recapture, while Communist units wheeled to within 65 miles of Pusan. Artillery pounded Wonju as 13,000 Chinese Reds were identified around Osan, with larger enemy forces extending flanking penetrations to threaten the UN line.
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Tokyo
U.P
U.S
Wonju
United Press
Joe Quinn
United Nations
High Point
Korea
Pusan
U. N
2Nd Division
HS 247
Quinn
Osan
Yoju
Foju
Seoul
8Th Army
Congress Backing of Military Aid Plan Called Vital
Washington January 13 three Senate supporters of the administration say Truman’s best path to unity is congressional approval to send troops to Europe. Taft and Wherry renew demands to let lawmakers vote on any move to dispatch ground troops for Western Europe’s defenses against Soviet threat.
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Washington
Senate
Truman
Europe
Sen
Taft
R-Onio
Wherry
Western
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. George
D.-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Bing Us
H. Alexander Smith
Smith
Ives
R-N
State Acheson
United States
Magda Gabor Robbed of Jewels by Gunmen in New York
Magda Gabor, sister of Eva and Sam Gabor, was robbed of jewels and furs worth about 74 000 dollars by two masked gunmen who forced entry to her penthouse apartment at 6 40 p m. One thief demanded the rings while the other compelled Gabor to sit and the loot was stuffed into a pillow case before they fled.
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New York
Magda Gabor
America
Miss Gabor
Sam Gabor
George Sanders
Conrad Hilton
Eva
Hilton
Bubonic Plague Claim Shocks Hobbs New Mexico
Hobbs reports another bubonic plague death with Dr. A H Rutledge confirming cultures postmortem and the state health laboratory in Albuquerque confirming presence. The victim was Bailey Everett White who died Tuesday. This marks the sixth plague case in New Mexico in two years.
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Hobbs
N. M
A. H. Rutledge
State Health Laboratory
Albuquerque
Bailey Everett White
New Mexico
Bathrobe Fire Fatality Claims Bellflower Girl
A 12 year old girl, Diane T. Schisler of 6006 Adenmoor Ave Bellflower, died after her bathrobe caught fire in her back yard from a incinerator and she burned in Artesia Hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs John W Schisler and sister Donna survive. Funeral plans are pending in Bellflower Mortuary.
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Diane T. Schisler
Adenmoor
Ave
Bellflower
Artesia Hospital
John W. T. Schisler
Donna
Parent-Teacher Association
Bellflower Mortuary
B 26s Bomb Korean Targets Nightly Largely Successful
FORCE HEADQUARTERS Korea Sunday January 14 Maj Gen Earle B Partridge Fifth Air Force said his B 26s conducted notable night bombing and strafing. The planes hit over 60 of nearly 300 enemy vehicles sighted and all were illuminated by flares. Three enemy tanks were damaged.
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Gorarerair
Korea
Earle B. Partridge
Fifth Air Force
Rear Echelon Fat Doomed From Obesity Warnings Memo
Tokyo January 13 Brig. Gen. Milburn head of Headquarters and Service Command orders obese personnel to be fit for combat or emergency duty. He demands prompt corrective action including physical exercise regulated diets and medical consultation. He targets sedentary roles and requires reports on progress to reduce obesity within the command.
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Okyo
Bryan L. M&burn
General Headquarters
Headquarters and Service Command
Milburn
Eisenhower Lands in London to Advance Atlantic Pact
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at Northolt Airport in London to coordinate European defense against Communism. Attended by Defense Minister Emanuel Shinwell and other officials, he faced antiwar protests from British Communists as he planned to stay through Tuesday to push Atlantic Pact preparations across Norway and allied capitals.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme European Defense Command
Northold
Emanuel Shinwell
William Elliott
U. S
Walter Gifford
Charles Spofford
Atlantic Pact
Council of Deputies
Tse
Claridge Hotel
Eisenhower
London Peace Council
Youth For Peace Council
England
Germany
Oslo
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Soviet Union
Flu Epidemic Strikes Rio. 160 Dead Reported
Rio de Janeiro reports 160 influenza deaths as the health department monitors the epidemic. Officials warn residents to seek care, while hospitals brace for additional cases amid rising illness and public concern.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Municipal Health Department
Jofo
Outlook Bright for Winter Sports in SoCal Mountains
Weather outlook shows ideal winter sports conditions in snow covered Southern California mountain resorts. Forecasters predict variable high clouds with mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures in Long Beach. Readings ranged from 40 degrees yesterday to 62 at peak, with good driving conditions reported across Northern and California winter sports areas and Sierra Nevada into Nevada.
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California
Arrowhead Highlands
San Bernardino
Associated Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
Southland
California State Automobile Association
Sierras
Nevada
Long Beach
Six Hurt in Two Car Collision Near Pacific Coast Highway
Six people injured, five from Phoenix, in a two car crash at Pacific Coast Highway and Walnut Avenue. Amelia Mitchell, 23, suffered back injuries and possible pelvic fracture, and five others from Phoenix including James and Margaret Mitchell were treated for lacerations and other injuries. The sixth injured person was Margarite Frid, 61, from Bellflower, who declined aid after back injury. Police freed a trapped occupant.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Walnut Ave
Phoenix
Aziz
Amelia Mitchell
William A. Hanchett
Hanchett
Norma
Charlotte Holsen
James Mitchell
Marguerite F. Frid
E. Ramona St. Bellflower
Mitchell
Two Jet Airmen Walk Away After Crash Landings
Two Air Force jet planes ran out of fuel and crash landed two miles north of Madera. Both pilots escaped unharmed. One F 86 touched belly first near the airfield, slid through a pasture, and tore a power pole. The second jet failed to catch the runway from the south and wrecked in a plowed field.
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Madera
Jan
Air Force
Here
Madera Airfield
Harbor commerce hits all time high in today’s news
Highlights from today's edition note record trade at the harbor, a registration drive for doctors dentists and veterinarians with the Selective Service board tomorrow, and naval shipyard hiring starting soon. War correspondent John Randolph reports the Korean War refugee catastrophe affecting 2,000,000 people, and a famed California bred horse named Your Host breaks a leg at Santa Anita.
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Harbor
Selective Service Board
Naval Shipyard
John Randolph
Santa Anita
Where to Find It Political News Public Forum Rodis TV Realty News
Public notices list where to find political news on Page A T Public Forum Page A 13 Rodis and Television Pages 8 6 and 8 7 Realty News Southland Magazine details and locations for readers to access varied content across sections.
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Public Forum
Rodis
Southland Magazine
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