Great Debate Issue Changes As Clash Nears
The Great Debate shifts to how big to build U S forces in Europe and under what conditions as decision day nears. The Senate plans a Tuesday test on Wherry's resolution opposing dispatch without Congress consent, with Taft supporting an affirmative authorization. Connally and Ga urge ceilings and conditions, Eisenhower's upcoming report delaying committee action.
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Washington
A.P
U.S
Senate
Sen. Wherry
Rneb
Europe
Cangress
Taft R.ohio
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D.-Tex
Sen
George 'D.ga
Taft
Wherry
Committee For Study
Truman
Dwight D., Eisenhower
Atlantic Pact Defense Forces
Causes of Deafness Told in Free Booklet
A free booklet explains the causes of deafness and how to manage hearing loss. It cites Bell Telephone Laboratories and Audivox, Inc detailing steps to aid the hard of hearing and describing the world’s tiniest receiver. Readers can request by writing Audivox, Inc Dept. 502-P, 259 W. 14 St. New York 11, N. Y.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
Audivox, Inc
Sutfessor
Western Electric Hearing Aid Division
New York
N. Y
Heat in Capital Sets Record in January Heatwave
A warm January day shattered records in Washington and New York City. Washington topped 69.8 degrees, beating 1880 and tying 1890 1907 marks for the date, while New York reached 62.9 at 3:15 pm, the warmest Jan 20 in Weather Bureau history. A cold front brings snow to parts of the plains as a distant hurricane lashes the Queen Charlotte Islands with 70 to 80 mph winds. The Weather Bureau warns of a second storm off the Pacific coast and seas with 60 mph gusts offshore Hawaii lumbered to sea.
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Washington
The
Mercury
New York City
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Lower
Michigan
Texas
Bismarck
N. C
British Columbia
Queen Charlotte Islands
Vancouver
North Pacific
Queen Charlottes
Seattle
Washington-Oregon Oasts
Oregon
Yellow Fever Strikes Cha Chir a Municipality in Colombia
Fil Espectador reports a violent yellow fever epidemic in Cha Chir a municipality, northern Santander Department, about 1900 miles north of Bogota. The notice notes the outbreak spreading in early January and contributes to regional health concerns.
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Bogota
Columbia
Fil Espectador Today
Chachira
Santander Department
Grandmother Freed on Bond in Kidnap Case in Long Beach
Soft spoken gray haired Long Beach grandmother Elizabeth T. Robinson told how she was arrested on a New York warrant for kidnapping her grandson Wilford B. Needs and how the boy’s parents Joan and Wilford B. Needs face arrest on the same charges upon arrival. The tale recounts custody changes, holidays with the boy, and a cross country flight ending in Long Beach where Mrs. Robinson was released on $1000 bond. The parents reportedly planned to surrender to police.
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Elizabeth T. Robinson
Pine Ave
Wilford B. Needs
New York
Wappingers Falls
N.Y
Long Beach
Duchess
George Turker
Robinson
St. Stephen's American Lutheran Church Choir
Ladies’ Guild of the Church
Byrd Urges Strong Navy as Defense Against Reds
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia urged building the strongest Navy to deter China and Russia, saying Korea proved naval power is essential for both offense and defense. He spoke before the Norfolk Portsmouth chapter of the American Institute of Banking, defending the Navy and Marine Corps after criticism and recalling their roles in Korea and Hungnam.
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Norfolk
Harry F. Byrd
D.va
America
Korea
China
Russia
Byrd
Norfolk- Portsmouth
American Institute of Banking
Navy
Marine Corps
United Nations
Hungnam
Watch theft reported at car rental office
Arthur Warner of Riviera Walk reported theft yesterday from an office drawer at the car rental agency located at 232 American Ave. A watch valued at 450 dollars was taken and reported to police.
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American Ave
Arthur Warner
Riviera Walk
Cook Confessed Killer to Face Quick Oklahoma Trial
Bloody-handed Billy Cook, confessed murderer of the Mosser family and a sixth person, is due to arrive in Oklahoma City to face a rapid trial. Prosecutors expect a Lindbergh law kidnapping charge with murder and possibly insanity. Lawyers polled foresee the electric chair despite an insanity defense, and arraignment before Judge Chandler is anticipated with grand jury action planned.
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Klahoma City
Billy Cook
Carl, Mosser
California
Cook
FBI
Five Mossers
United Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma County
Stephen S. Chandler
Robert E. Shelton
Shelton
Jasper County
Joplin
Messer
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Wany AD Service
Bellflower
Torray
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