Red-Hunters Plan Further L A Hearings
Washington dispatch reports the House Un American Activities Committee plans to return to Los Angeles for more hearings on West Coast Communist activities. Director Frank S Tavenner Jr says dates are to be set and sessions will follow up leads and complete on site investigations. The committee questioned Louise Silver and planned to recall her husband Max for further closed sessions as part of compiling names of alleged subversives in the Los Angeles area.
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Washington
Frank S. Tavenner Jr
House un-American Activities Committee
Los Angeles
West Coast
Taverner
Louise Silver
Max
Torch Sweater Firms Accused of Fire Hazard
The FTC charged Philadelphia manufacturer Albert H. Fisher and Vincent De Ritis trading as Fisher and De Ritis with marketing highly inflammable sweaters described as dangerous and unsafe. The complaint cites the first federal action in the torch sweater case, arising after reports of sweaters exploding into flame when touched by a match.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Philadelphia
Albert H. Fisher
Vincent de Ritis
Fisher and de Ritis
12Th and
Carpenter Sts
Flying Solon Finds Part of Asia Pro-US
San Francisco dispatch reports Congressman Peter Mack completed a round the world flight and found friendly pro American sentiment in Saigon Indochina and across Viet Nam. He praised Europe for backing U S efforts to prevent wars while noting Iran's hostile stance led by Premier Mossadegh. He warned another premier could not reverse America’s position in Iran.
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Pacific
Peter F. Mack Jr
Ilinois
San Francisco
Honolulu
Associated Press
Peter F. Mack
Lne
Yourriul Aumois
Iran
Tran
Europe
Dam proposed to end Santa Margarita river dispute
Washington January 22 UP the Howse interior committee approved a bill to settle a water dispute in Fallbrook California by authorizing an 185000 acre foot dam on the Santa Margarita River. The plan divides the river flow among Navy installations private water users and Fallbrook district with an 11500000 cost and an annual yield of about 20000 acre feet.
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Washington
Howse Interior Committee
Wavy
Fallbrook
Calif
Santa Margarita
Navy
Justice Department
Clair Engle
D.-Calif
Engle
Secretary of Interior
Army
Hammer H. Budge
Idaho
Army, Navy and
Interior
Long Beach Soldier Identified in Fatal Plane Crash
A Long Beach serviceman, Sgt. Robert M. Ormsby, 29, was identified by the Air Force as among 33 dead or missing in an airlift transport crash off a British Columbia coast. The crash killed three crew members. search for the remaining victims continued. Ormsby, married? No, reported unmarried, had served 10 years with a 18 month KP duty in Korea. His mother, Mrs. Melva Schram, 43, of Seaside Blvd, was in critical condition in San Diego and he was en route to be by her bedside. Only other known relative is an aunt in Los Angeles. Bodies of 10 had been returned to McChord AFB. recovery of the other 23 remained uncertain.
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Long Beach
Air Force
Orient
British Columbia
Robert M. Ormsby
Melva Schram
Seaside
Ibvd
Ormsby
San Diego
Pacific Coast
San Diego Naval Hospital
Sgt. Ormsby
Korea
Los Angeles
Associated Press
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
Sgt. Ormsty
Weather Forecast Near Sunny, Cooler Tomorrow
Variable high cloudiness but mostly sunny tomorrow with little temperature change tonight. Slightly cooler conditions expected tomorrow with possible early morning fog. Light variable winds become west to northwest at 15 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Eisenhower says Russia wary of war urges European unification
General Eisenhower warned that Russia might pursue a global war but would not win quickly. He urged rapid European unification, a constitutional convention to study Western Europe’s security, and the European army concept to balance German strength while avoiding fears across Europe.
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Supreme Headquarters
Europe
Eisenhower
Russia
T Hem
America
U.S
Western Europe
Germany
Bank Robbers Hold Up Juarez Bank for $116000
Armed bandits robbed El Baney Nacional de Mexico in Juarez just before 8 am taking about one million pesos and some US dollars. They forced employees to unlock the vault, tied staff, and tossed sacks of cash to a waiting truck before fleeing through town. The heist occurred with no shots fired as the gang sped south.
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Juarez
Mexico
el Baney National de Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Texas
U. S
Warren to Talk at Boston Rally
Warren plans a political address in Boston on Lincoln's birthday invited by Sen. Leverett Saltonstall a Middlesex Republican Club supporter in the Eisenhower presidential race in the Bay State. Continued on Page A-4d Col 19.
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Sacramento
Warren
Boston
Mass
Lincoln
Bay State
Leverett Saltonstall
Gen
Eisenhower
Middlesex Republican
Identical Twin Donates Skin to Heal Brother Burns
In San Antonio two brothers from Ford City Pa underwent a 41 hour operation where Leonard provided 210 square inches of skin grafts to his twin Leo. The grafts were crucial after Leo suffered burns in Korea and faced a long recovery.
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San Antonio
Javi
Les
Leonard Kijowski
John Kijowski
Ford City
Leonard
Leo
Brooke Army Hospital
Korea
Snowbound Plains See Zero Degree Sweep
Snow and extreme cold battered the northern plains from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. A South Dakota blizzard with 50 to 60 mph winds left highways blocked and visibility near zero in Sturgis Philip and Pierre. Snow depths reached 21 inches at Pierre and drifts blocked most routes as temperatures plunged below zero across North Dakota Minnesota Montana and Wyoming.
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Rockies
Great Lakes
South Dakota
Sturgis
Philip
Pierre
Aberdeen
Huron
Central States
Canada
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Helena
Mont
Havre
Minot
N. D
Rapid City
Dakotas
State Highway Department
New Tunisia Riot Brings Toll to 28
Rioting in Sousse, Tunisia, left nine Tunisians and a French officer dead as the toll rose to 28 in a week of clashes between independence activists and French police. Colonel Durand, commander in the Seusse region, was killed. unrest continued in the city amid appeals to the United Nations and new Paris talks on self-government.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Jani
Sousse
Here
Durand
Seusse
North African
Hero Rescued Bang Television Villain Wiped Out
In San Antonio Texas on January 22 an excited boy fired a family rifle at a television western scene. Robert Lemons aged 5 or 6 caused the dramatic blackout after mistaking the staged gunfight for real action. Authorities warned against handling firearms during viewing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Robert Lemons
Robert
Where to find it in the newspaper
A catalog of page references lists sections and pages for Eagle content on A-9, Bridge A-9, Classified ads B-3 to It, Comits B-4, Crossword 8-8, Editorial A-8, Financial B-6 and B-7, Obituaries B-2, Radio and theater 5-5 and A-6, Tides heats temperatures B-7, Women activities B-2,3.
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Eagle
Speenpanel Athy
Allies Hoping for Commie Truce Move
UN Command hopes the Communists will make a substantial gesture to break a 26 day deadlock in truce talks at Panmunjom in Korea. Brig. Gen. William F. Nuckols said the Allies still expect a realistic armistice and will not concede their firm position.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command l
William F. Nuckols
U. N
Nuckols
Tolyue
Howard M. Turner
Gallant hero dies after marooned City of San Francisco ordeal
Colfax Dan Pershing Gold a veteran bomber pilot and rescuer died from heart exhaustion after three days and two nights aiding passengers on the snowbound City of San Francisco. He and partner Charlie Swing delivered emergency food and medicine, crossed 15 miles to bring aid, and battled 80 mile winds in a snow tractor. Previously he rescued a boy from a burning Auburn building and pulled a man from under a moving train in Roseville.
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Colfax
Dan
Pershing Gold
San Francisco
Gold
Africa
Italy
Charlie Swing
Swing
J.C
Auburn
Calif
Roseville
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Southern Pacific
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Juarez Bank
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