Fullerton Attorney Names 32 Red Suspects in LA Club
Washington January 23 A California lawyer formerly with the Communist party identified 32 lawyers as members of a Los Angeles based club from 1946 to 1949. He named several named individuals in the Eagles Club and said some remained in the group while others left.
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Washington
APA
California
Communist Party Today
Communist Party Club
Los Angeles
David Aaron
Fullerton Calif
House un-American Activities Committee
Aaron
Orange County
Aarot
Albert, Herzig
Thelma
A. Marbury
Yer
Silberstein
Leo Gallagher
John McTernan
Charles J. Katy
Ben Margolis
Milton Tyre
Victor Kaplan
Marbury Yerkes
Albert Herzig
Frank Pastana
Robert Katz
John Porter
Jack Tenner
Secret
Communist Club
Martha Yerkes
A. Marbure Yerkes
Jean Pestana
Frank Pestena
J. Allen Frankel
William Esterman
Jane Grodzing
Selma Bachelis
Sam Houston Allen
William M. Samuels
Fred. M. Snider
Esther Shandler
Leon Turret
Nancy Reeves
Aubrey Finn
George Altman
Pauline Epstein
Matt Rich
No Doubt Missouri Demo Sees Truman Run Again
Missouri Democratic committeeman John Nangie said after a White House visit that there is no doubt Truman will seek reelection. He noted the president had not disclosed his intentions but expressed belief in another run. Nangie previously suggested the president deserves a rest yet still favors entering the race.
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Washington
Truman
National Democratic
John Nangie
Missouri
White House
UN Hears Balkan Watch Subcommittee Formed
The United Nations peace observation commission created a Balkan watch subcommittee with headquarters in New York. Colombia France Pakistan Sweden and the United States will serve on the panel. It aims to monitor pressures on Yugoslavia by Soviet satellites as part of the 1950 antiaggression framework.
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Paris
United Nations Peace Observation Commission
Colombia
France
Pakistan
Sweden
United States
New York
General Assembly
U.N. Special Commission For
Balkans
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Balkan
Security Council
Peace Commission
Valet 1122
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Peace Observation Commission
Acheson
U.N
Second Tragedy Kills 28 at Elizabeth New Jersey
A second airliner disaster in 38 days claims 28 lives, including five residents of a wrecked New Jersey home. Investigations span national to local levels as officials probe engine or pilot failure while Congress moves to study Newark Airport operations. The wreckage is heavily guarded and mourners attend a city indignation meeting.
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American Airlines
Convair
Philo
Elizabeth
N. J
Newark
Robert P. Patterson
Truman
Rep. Case
House
Sen. Johnson
D.-Colo
Senate Commerce Committee
New Jersey
Sen. Smith
Hendrickson
Rep
Wolverton
R.N.J
Elizabeth City
Civil Aeronautics Board 1
Cal
Newspaper section locator note
Classified listings and feature page references are listed mapping sections and page numbers across the publication. The items include Boyle Bridge Beach Combing Comics Editorials obituaries radio and television sports theaters tides temperatures and women activities across multiple pages.
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Bradio
Bandit Slain Three Seized After Juarez Bank Robbery
In Juarez Mexico police and Mexican troops killed one bandit and captured three others after a half hour gun battle at the Dominguez home. They recovered 174000 dollars seized from yesterday’s El Banco Nacional robbery. Leopoldo Rey of El Paso was killed. Alfonse Rey of El Paso wounded. Bank loot, in three suitcases and a handbag, was returned to the bank vault. Lorenzo Gonzales and Simon Loya and Marguerita Dominguez were detained. Police say four men were involved, with possible others escaping.
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Juarez
Mexico
Leopoldo Rey
el Paso
Texas
Alfonso Rey
Paso
Jesus Jose Chavez Armendariz
Lorenzo Gonzales
Simon Loya
Marguerita Dominguez
Dominguez
San Lorenzo
el Banco Nacional
Gonzales
DiSalle to Resign and Seek Senate Seat in Ohio
DiSalle announced he will quit as price czar to run for the United States Senate in Ohio. He said a leaving date from the Office of Price Stabilization would be set later, possibly remaining until a Truman nominee names a successor. Senator Bricker welcomed DiSalle as a prospective opponent and urged a clear cut choice by a Truman supporter.
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Washington
UF Michaels
DiSalle
United States Senate
Ohio
Truman
Capitol
Sen. Bricker
DiSaile
Flying Congressman Heads Home From World Goodwill Flight
Representative Peter F. Mack of New York left San Francisco in the Friendship Flame at 10 27 a m on the homeward leg of his round the world goodwill flight bound for Tucson Arizona He planned to spend tonight and tomorrow night there then fly to Dallas Friday morning for the next leg of the journey
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San Francisco
Peter F. Mack
D.-Nl
Tucson
Ariz
Mack
Dallas
Kefauver Announces Democratic Presidential Bid
Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee declared his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination and said he will stay in the race until the finish. He stressed he seeks the presidency, not the vice presidency, and noted he is in his first Senate term after gaining prominence from last year's crime hearings.
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Washington
Dan
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Truman
Kefauver
Tennessean
Senate
Move to Halt Error Raids on Prisoners
MUNSAN Korea Jan 23 AP Staff officers arrange to protect Allied POW camps from air attack after UN acknowledged a bomb near Kaesong. Armistice talks stall as negotiators fail to progress. Reds agree to map 11 NK POW camps and a civilian camp for air recognition but refuse night strikes and may skip standard PW markings.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations Command
Kaesong
Red
U. N’s Adm
R. E. Libby
Reds
U. N
North Korea
British Bomber Crashes at Fincham Killing Five
A Royal Air Force bomber crashed near Marham Airport in Fincham England early today killing five crew members. The aircraft was circling to land when it struck an object and erupted in flames. The names and exact crew size were not fully confirmed in the initial report.
Italian Ship Capsizes in Bay of Naples Jump Rescue
A 40-ton motorship capsized during a launching ceremony near Naples forcing 90 people to jump overboard into the bay. Small boats rescued the crowd. several workmen sustained minor injuries.
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Nalles
Italy
Bay of
Naples
Smal
Snow Forecast for High Sierra Rains Hit Northern California
A new storm heads toward Northern California with warm gale winds and heavy rain forecast. The U S Weather Bureau says snow above 6000 feet will persist, with deep Sierra snow not yet a flood threat, though continued warm air may melt snow and raise runoff. Rain begins on the north coast today and spreads inland, with heavy totals expected in the northern third of the state and winds expected to gale over high ranges tonight. Continued rain likely Friday, with a high snow level and storm warnings from Cape Blanco to Point Sur.
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Associated Press
California
Weather Bureau
U. S
Sacramento
Sierra
Sacramento Valley
Bureau
Tropics
Cape Blanco
Oregon
Point Sur
Monterey County
Gasoline Burns Worker in Deep Pacific Coast Hwy Ditch
A gasoline and oil pool in a 115 foot ditch at Pacific Coast Hwy and Gale Ave caused severe burns to 51 year old Henry Larson, a Griffith Construction Co. worker. He tried to smother the flames after lighting a cigarette and dropping a burning match. Larson, of Paramount, was hospitalized at Seaside Hospital. Two coworkers dragged him free as flames blew over his clothes.
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Pacific Coast Hwy
Gale Ave
Henry Larson
Colorado St
Paramount
Seaside Hospital
Griffith Construction Co
Long Beach
Larson
John T. Wyreck
Mermain St
Jesse Hernandez
Los Angeles
Weather outlook with clouds and light rain chances
Variable high cloudiness tonight and mostly cloudy tomorrow. A chance of light rainfall late tomorrow night. Little temperature change. Light winds shifting to southerly 15 to 22 mph tomorrow afternoon.
Boy 15 Kills Father in TV Show Row in Michigan
MT CLEMENS Mich Jan 23 AP a 15 year old boy wounded his deputy sheriff father during an argument over a television show The father John Sikon 45 died at St Joseph Hospital Sheriff Harley Ensign said the youth Gerald expressed remorse and prayed with his family after the incident No charge had been filed at report time The family of six children witnessed the dispute including siblings Joan 14 and Thomas 10 Gerald loaded a 16 gauge shotgun and shot his father in the back in the living room after an argument about the show The boy told police he knew he was wrong and sought help from a neighbor before returning to find everyone praying
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MT. Clemens
Mich
John Sikon
St. Joseph Hospital
Harley Ensign
Gerald
Ensign
Media Sikon
Sikon
Simon
Joan
Swiss Nab Man in Karpe Death
Swiss federal police report holding a man believed Romanian in connection with the death of Capt. Eugene Karpe former U S naval attaché in Bucharest Karpe fell from a train in Austria February 24 1950 He was a friend of Robert Vogeler the U S businessman imprisoned in Hungary for 17 months Vogeler suspects a link between Karpe s death and his own case
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BNE
Switzerland
Eugene Karpe
U. S
Bucharest
Karpe
Austria
Robert Vogeler
Hungary
United States
Vogeler
Sabres Down Two Mig-15s Over Yalu Fronts
Fury grips ground fighting as Sabre jets destroy two Mig-15s near the Yalu and pursue others into Manchuria. Fifth Air Force records 600 sorties with rail lines cut in 75 places and multiple enemy equipment losses amid intensified fronts around Kumsong and Punchbowl.
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Seoul
Manchurian
U. S
Be Central
Carters
Kumsong
Jotwot
Fifth Air Force
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Sabres
Yalu
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