Missing Girl Pianist Found in Bay City
Jacqueline Horner, a 15 year old Los Angeles piano prodigy, was found in San Francisco with a sailor. She was detained for investigation into her missing person case and possible juvenile delinquency. Her sister Adele and father George W. Horner are involved in the story.
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San Francisco
Jon
Jacqueline
Jackie} Horner
Los Angeles
Jackie
Adele
John Merritt
Dan Shelley
van New Ave
Wallace Wells
Clint Ron
City Prison
Jackie Glu
Fresno
Buffalo
N. Y
George W. Horner
Smiley
Sam
Hee Har
Adventure Telated
Avenia
Jean Costello
Jackle Sald
Sabor
Jacquilins Horner
Wallace
Wells
Associated Press
Midwest Snowstorm Prompts Widespread Cold Wave
A broad cold air surge pushes south from the northern plains bringing snow flurries and subzero readings in the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Temperatures drop toward zero in Chicago with more cold air moving southeast toward the eastern states as a Carolina snowstorm heads northeast.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Missouri
Mississippi
Dakotas
Minnesota
Timals
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
Plains
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic States
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York City
New England
Carolinas
A Los Angeles Birth In Car Near Hospital Door
In Los Angeles on January 21 Mrs. Helen Caling, a 32 year old mother, gave birth to a boy in her husband’s car just outside the hospital after already having a child born in a hospital elevator six years earlier. The event highlights a repeat birth happening in an unconventional setting near the maternity ward.
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Los Angeles
Helen Cal- Ing
Milk ship ceremony marks aid to starving children
Governor Warren presided at Long Beach ceremonies for the S S Golden Bear milk ship loaded with six tons of canned and powdered milk for starving children in Europe. The event drew thousands, with film stars, local officials, and Greek leaders, as the ship prepared to sail for San Diego.
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California
Maritime Academy
Gov. Warren
Southland
Nes
Commodore Russell
M. Thing
Academ
Long Beach
Pier A
Low Beach
J. J. Richards
Woodrow Wilson High School
Nick Furjanick
Gail Robbins
Jim
Burton W. Chace
Fletcher Bowton
Los Angeles
Paul Hendren
U.S. Naval Base
Terminal Island
Charles HR. Brantingham
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Ives
Greece
Brantingham
San Diego
U.S
Mellena
Long Beach Harbor
Pier 6
Warren Lnboard
Kolboznik
Earth 7
Pong Beach
L. Parmley
Clifton S. Sampson
Los Angeles Harbor Commission
B. O. Miller
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Herbert R. Klockstein
George P. Taibmian Jr
The
Chamber of Com
Petrillo Denies Conspiracy Aimed to Hold Up FM
U.S. House hearing hears James C. Petrillo deny a conspiracy between the American Federation of Musicians and major radio networks to block FM from gaining broader use. He says he discussed a possible deal with emerging FM interests but would first consult AM networks and noted union policies on live music and record production. He offered that small stations might hire two or three musicians if affordable.
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James’ C. Petetilo
American Federation of Musicians
Gort
Nee Io
Muracon FM
Snm
Owens
Arc Ine Networks
Petrilla Grinaced
Congressmass
American Federation of Music
Dismian Jt
Rcords
Keraten
Wis
Petrillo
Transport Brings in 1753 American Servicemen
New York January 21 The Army transport Corp Eric G. Gibson arrived with the bodies of 1753 American servicemen from Europe and anchored off Staten Island. The ship will dock tomorrow at Pier 3 Brooklyn Army Base for a brief public ceremony marking the arrival.
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New York
Army Transport Corp
Eric G. Gibson
Europe
Staten Island
Pier 3
Brooklyn
Army’ Base
Tomcat Rescues Family From Burning Pittsburgh Apartment
A cat alerting the sleeping Reefer couple and their four month old daughter Mary Priscilla saved them from a fire in their Pittsburgh apartment. Virginia Reefer 19 and Robert 23 escaped with the baby after the cat woke them. The husband injured himself on a wall mirror during the escape and the family was hospitalized. Neighbors searched the building for other victims.
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Pittsburgh
Demu
Virginia Reefer
Mary Priscilla
Jocater
Nicodemus
Air liner skids on ice and crashes at Logan airport
Thirteen passengers were injured as they leaped from an Eastern Airlines Lockheed Constellation when it skidded into a snowbank and caught fire at Logan International Airport. Seven treated in hospitals, six given first aid. Ice and zero visibility blamed. crew and passengers escaped via left front door and rear exits.
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Boston
A.P
Eastern Airlines
Logan‘ International
Miami
Newark
New York
Harold, Coonley
Merrill E. Thayer
Tfar
John McGuire
Coonley
Thayer
Boston International Airport
Associated Press
GOP Plans to Slash Budget and Tax Cuts Across Congress
Rep Knutson reports Republican leadership backing a $5.6 billion tax cut tied to trimming President Truman’s $39.7 billion budget. Taft and Taber back the plan as the budget committee prepares to start work. House debates and possible veto loom as Democrats mobilize to block size.
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UPA
G.O. P
Truman
Rep. Knutson
R.minn
House
Republican
Knutson
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Taber
R-N. V
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Martin
House-Senate
House Ways Land
Ways and Means
Oldest Pennsylvania Woman Prepares 110th Birthday
State's oldest woman, Mrs. Margaret O'Neil of Wapwallopen, Pa, is set to celebrate her 110th birthday on Monday. In good health and active around her home, she has lived in the anthracite region for 18 years with her grandson James O'Neill and granddaughter Nancy O'Neill.
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Wapwallopen
Margaret O'Neil
O'Neil
James
Nancy O'Neill
Supreme Court asked to rule movie tie up exists
The Justice Department urged the Supreme Court to declare a movie industry monopoly. It argues major producers own theaters in illegal anti trust restraint and should divest 3137 theaters across the nation. Oral arguments begin Feb 9 with Paramount, Loew's, Radio Keith Orpheum, Warner, Fox, Columbia, Universal, and United Artists named as defendants.
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U.P
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Paramount Pictures
Loew's
Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Warner Brothers
Twentieth-Century-Fox
Columbia Pictures
Universal Corp
United Artists
Federal District Court
New York
Over Court
Lt Gen John C H Lee Becomes Church Secretary
York reports Lt. Gen. John C. H. Lee, formerly Army commander in the Mediterranean, began duties as general secretary of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew for the Protestant Episcopal Church. He retired Jan. 1 after 39 years in service and arrived from San Francisco with Mrs. Lee to take the post.
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Lee
York
John C. H. Lee
Mediterranean
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Protestant Episcopal Church
Clerk Believed to Be Missing Man
YOMA Jan. 21. Frank Martinez said a man who worked a day in his drug store resembled Chris Christensen, a San Francisco city supervisor. The man named Carlson worked behind the soda fountain Monday and vanished after Christensen's photo appeared in a local paper. Two female employees were certain Carlson was Christensen.
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Yoma
Frank Martinez
Chris Christensen
Mineihg
San Francisco
Carlson
Christensen
Yuma
Martinez
The
Atore
Comedian Lamont Dies During Night Club Skit
Philadelphia January 21 Comedian Jack Lamont known offstage as James Mastin collapsed during a skit at Senator Hall. A physician ruled heart disease the cause as the Brooklyn New York resident with 30 years in show business died at the scene.
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Philadelphia
Jack Lamont
Senator Hall
Lamont
James Mastin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mercury High Lights and Big Year Ahead at Long Beach
Mercury notes a busy year foreseen for U S Naval Shipyard on Terminal Island and other regional developments. It highlights a predicted busy year for Long Beach ship facilities and regional activity with references to pages covering politics, mining anniversaries, and local commerce.
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Mercury
Long Beach
U. & Neval Shipyard
Terminal Island
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