Tungsten Curtailed and Steel Regulation Tightened
Washington January 22 AP the National Production Authority ordered tungsten allocation restrictions from March 1 and cut nonessential uses while tightening all steel controls. Production shifts to molybdenum urged as substitutes. New ESA leaders Johnston DiSalle and Ching to implement price wage and credit controls with OPS and WSB divisions.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Wiliam H. Harrison
China
Korea
Harrison
Eric Jonnston
Michael V. DiSalle
Cyrus S. Ching
Legislature Urged to Cut Spending in California
Sacramento reports urge economy in state finances. Legislative Auditor A Alan Post proposes cuts totaling 21 729 000 in Gov Warren's 1 016 600 000 one year budget, citing mobilization and higher federal taxes. Senate interim committee condemns government as usual and urges no new taxes or services until global tensions ease.
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Sacramento
California
Legislative
A. Alan Post
Warrren
Post
Senate
Alpine Avalanches Kill 177 In Alps Struck Towns
Rescue workers labored through heavy snowfall across Austria Switzerland and Italy as a week end series of avalanches left at least 177 dead and many missing. About 45 000 Austrian residents were cut off while 30 towns were buried under snow. French paratroops and U S aid teams assisted in search and relief efforts amid widespread destruction of villages and infrastructure.
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Senna
Alps
EC Re
Austria
Tyral
Styria
Stazkammer Gut
Switzerland
Italy
Tyrol
Salzburg
LU. S. Signal Corps
St. Anton
Arlberg
Heiligenblut
Hohenzauern
Bad Gastein
Sattelkopf Mountain
Flugkopf Peak
Austrian
Interior Ministry
Boulder crashes into West Virginia home killing woman
In Lesage near Huntington on January 22 a massive boulder rolled down a hillside and crushed Miss Bess Christy, about 60, trapping her in bed. Rescue workers freed her after more than two hours and she was taken to a Huntington hospital. Her injuries and condition were not immediately known.
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Jesage
W. Va
Bess Christy
Huntington
Ha. m
W. W. McFann
Miss Christy
McFall
Grand Jury Raps Vice Protection in Los Angeles
Los Angeles grand jury reported a shocking pattern of vice protection in the county. It warned that failure to publicize the findings would shield corrupt lawmen and underworld figures tied to gambling prostitution and vice operations, noting payoffs run to huge sums and implicating limited witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Grand Jury
Stanley In. Barnes
Eugene Bisecailuz
Guarantee Finance
Guarantee Finance Co
Samuel Rummel
Mickey Cohen
Rummel
Underworld
Local fog and low clouds creep in late tonight
Damp conditions spread as local fog or low clouds move in late tonight and early tomorrow. Temperatures show little change, keeping a cool, subdued feel across the area.
Lands Ask final Peace Plea to Reds
Twelve Asian and Arab nations propose a sixth U N peace appeal to Communist China. The resolution would rise before the U N General Assembly's 60 nation political committee. The U S favors parity for Chiang Kaishek’s Nationalist China and opposes seating the Reds at the U N. A vote was anticipated by midweek.
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Korea
U.S
United States
Red China
U.N
U. S
Chiang Kai- Shek
Formosa
U.N. F
Ernest A. Gross
U. N
Gross
Lamington Volcano Eruption Causes Deaths and Missing
In New Guinea Mount Lamington eruption leaves at least 23 dead and 34 missing after a four day blast. A volcanic cloud 100 miles wide and 40 000 feet high was reported as the mountain exploded with Fort Moresby and Port Moresby affected by ash and mud. Relief planes struggled to reach the area amid ongoing crisis and government statements.
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Sydney
Australia
Mount Lamington
New Guinea
Port Moresby
Lamington
Fort Moresby
New Guinea Administration
Civil Aviation Department
Where to Find It Beach Combing and More
A brief listing of newspaper sections and page locations for daily content. Includes Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle on A-8, Bridge on A-13, Classified Ads on B pages 9 and 10 11, Comics on B-4, Crossword on A-13, Editorial on A-12, Radio and Television on A-10, Shipping Table on 8-7, Sports on A-14 and A-15, Theaters on A-8, Ties and Temperatures on 8-7, and Women's Activities on 8-2 and B-3.
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Boyle
U S Demands Return of Distorted Russian Film Versions
The United States says Russia must cease showing and return two American films. In a formal note served January 17, Moscow was told to stop exhibiting Mr Deeds Goes to Town and Mr Smith Goes to Washington in distorted forms. Russia claims the films were obtained from Germany’s war booty and have been shown in Moscow and other Soviet cities with altered content.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Foreign Office
Moscow
Mr. Deeds
Mr. Smith
Germany
McMahon Pushes Global Peace Plan and Friendship With Russia
Senator McMahon urged a $50 billion global peace program tied to a Senate resolution expressing friendship for the Russian people. He called for $10 billion yearly for five years in economic aid, a shift of two thirds of armament spending to constructive use, and UN radio access in the Soviet Union to reveal Kremlin propaganda. He urged continued push for a ringing declaration of American intentions.
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Washington
McMahon
D.-Conn
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
United States
America
Russia
International Atomic Energy Control
United Nations
Soviet Union
U. N
Marine grand marshal praised for 1951 Tournament of Roses
Camp Pendleton notes Cp. Robert S. Gray 21, twice-wounded Korea veteran, served as grand marshal of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses. He received commendation for his "ability and dignity" in that role, substituting for Gen. Eisenhower during the tourney events while awaiting removal of shell fragments from his arm.
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Camp Pendleton
Pasadena
Robert S. Gray
Marine Corps
Gray
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Wonju Field Recaptured by U N Patrols
Allied columns probing into Korea reported heavy activity on multiple fronts. An American platoon was said wiped out south of Yongwol while forces retook Wonju airstrip and Hill 233 after a three hour battle led by Lt General Matthew Ridgway.
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Tokyo
Korea
Yongwol
A. P
Tom Stone
Stone
U. S. Seventh Division
Wonju
Kumyangjang
Osan
Sehon
Ater
Seoul
Wonji
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
Central Front
South Korea
Alled
Yugoslav Review Opposes Branding of Red China
Belgrade January 22 The Review of International Affairs a Yugoslav periodical under government influence opposes branding Communist China as an aggressor in Morea It warns that harsh UN action would isolate Peiping and push China closer to the Soviet Union as Moscow desires
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Review
Inter National Affairs
China
Morea
United Nations
Peiping
Soviet Union
Moscow
Bradley: 3 500 000 man Army Enough for now
Gen Omar Bradley told a Senate hearing the planned 3.5 million strength for the armed forces by next June should suffice to avert disaster. He cautioned it might need increase, and said long drafting could later reduce the figure after reserves build. If war comes, air defenses plus Canada could avert full U.S. invasion.
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Bradley
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate
United States
Associated Press
Washington
Dan
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Sai
Congress
Continental
U. S
Howser Suit Against Pearson Goes To Jury
Federal Court jury in the $350000 libel suit filed by former California Attorney General Fred N Howser against columnist Drew Pearson retired to deliberate. Pearson broadcast Sept 12 claimed Howser accepted a $1200 bribe from a Long Beach gambler. The judge instructed the jury on truth and defamation standards and legal justification.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
California
Fred N. Howser
Alexander
Long Beach
Calif
Holtzoff
Pearson
James T. Mufflox
Procter and Gamble Raises Soap Prices Nationwide
Cincinnati dispatch reports Procter and Gamble Co announcing about a 3 percent price increase on all its soap products. The move, effective immediately, follows rising costs and tight supply, with P&G asserting no separate changes for individual brands.
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Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble Co
Quads Save Family Homestead with 29,000 Pact
INTIAC Mich Jan 22 The twelve day old Rosebush quadruplets avert foreclosure as guardian William Hartman reports a 29000 deal with a milk company to feature the babies in ads for ten years. Immediate 300 payment for housing and 2000 for a trust fund, 24000 to be paid 200 monthly over ten years. Parents Kenneth and Mrs Rosebush of Oakwood, with four older children. Mortgage held by Lapeer Savings Bank leaves behind 3461 in 32 a month due. The family hopes to sell and move to a larger home.
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Intiac
Mich
Rosebush
William Hartman
Hartman
Kenneth Rosebush
Oakwood
Lapeer Savings Bank
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Truman
Johnston
Economic Stabilization Agency
Alan Valentine
ESA
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
DiSalle
Toledo
The
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Cyprus S. Ching
U. S. Rubber Company
Wilford B
Ili
Wilford B. Needs Jr
Press-Telegram
Chuck Sundquist
L. A
Lands
U. 5
Brie
Russ
Wonju Field
8. BE
Clen Clements
Rites
Howser
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