Big 4 Urged to Seat Red China Coronation
General Taylor named two American divisions slated for withdrawal from Korea the 40th and 45th. The 45th Thunderbird would return between February 15 and March 15 with the 40th Sunburst Fireball following later. Only those eligible for rotation will go home. others transfer to other units.
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Molotov Presses China Entry to Four Power Talks
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov arrived in East Berlin for the Big Four meeting and urged Western powers to admit the Chinese People's Republic to the talks. He said China’s participation would speed the end of the Cold War and strengthen peace, a message read at Schoenfeld Air Field. Western allies remained cool to the idea as Big Three officials prepared for the conference opening.
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Rumor of Churchill Retirement Might Hit Next May
Immingham England conservatives say House talk centers on Prime Minister Churchill retiring in May after Queen Elizabeth II returns from a royal tour. Cyril Osborne reported Westminster discussions point to a possible retirement date when the queen comes home, with aides Woolton and Monckton also speculated to retire.
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Evening Standard
Outsmarted Police Lure Card Players to Station
Plain clothesmen Philip O Brien and Thomas Cagney raided a card game in New York and took 17 into custody for disorderly conduct. Lacking a phone they forced players to surrender wallets and followed them to the station, where wallets were returned and warrants issued.
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Philip O' Brien
Thomas Cagney
Turncoat Dickenson faces court martial in POW case
Defense officials expressed surprise and concern over the Army filing court martial charges against Corporal Edward Dickenson, a former prisoner of war, noting orders to seek defense heads approval before any action and reporting that Wilson and aides first learned of the development when officers delivered notices to Washington newspapers.
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Dickenson
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Virginia
Korea
Walter Reed Hospital
Marines to Probe Germ Confessor in Korea Case
The Marine Corps ordered a court of inquiry to determine if Col Frank H Schwable should be punished for falsely confessing germ warfare in Korea. Gen Lemuc C Shepherd Jr announced the panel will include a Medal of Honor holder, a military law expert, and a Navy medical specialist. Proceedings hinge on the findings as the case unfolds.
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Very Small Earthquake Jolts L.B.
A brief lived quake jolted Long Beach and nearby areas at 9 10 p m Friday night with no damage reported. Police say hundreds mistook the rumble for an explosion. Dr Reno Gutenberg of Caltech calls it a very small shock recorded clearly. Seal Beach reports about two seconds duration and the Muni airport control tower noted creaking.
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Several Days for Rain Due in Long Beach
A family of storms headed for Southern California will bring rain to the Long Beach area for several days starting late Sunday afternoon. Weather fronts extend from Oregon to the Hawaiian Islands and have reached the northeast tip of Northern California. The bureau forecasts significant precipitation, with 3.17 inches falling Monday to Wednesday, and season total at 5.68 inches versus 8.80 inches last year.
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Classified and notices listing routes and sections
A brief index lists newspaper sections and page designations including churches classifieds comics crosswords obituaries sports and other departments with page references and routing notes for readers. It outlines where to find tides temperatures radio and TV listings theaters schools and shipping information across pages B-2 to A-4 and B-3.
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Missing Girl Found Safe at Prayer in Fullerton
Barbara Tillotson, 15, reported missing at 2 a.m. after a recent operation, was found at 10:45 a.m. praying in Four-Square Church at Lawrence and Amerige Aves. Police, fearing self harm, conducted an intensive search. Grandmother Mrs G W Amingten said Barbara, despondent since surgery, was last seen at 1 a.m. and then disappeared.
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Jealous Mate Shoots Gas Piped Long Beach Woman Into Auto
A jealous Long Beach husband shot his wife in the abdomen as she started to exit a car driven by a man who had given her a ride home. John Harvey Lester, 38, waited outside their apartment after a 3:36 p m shift, saying he suspected his wife Bessie, 29, was seeing other men. He forced the man to join them, then fired a .38 pistol, injuring the wife as she prepared to alight. The couple sought hospital care while detectives investigated.
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John Harvey Lester
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Frances G. Coogan
Million-Dollar Fire at Puget Sound Tank Farm
A Standard Oil tanker struck a 1000-foot pier at the Pt. Wells tank farm twelve miles north of Seattle, touching off a blaze that caused estimated damage over 1 million dollars. Coast Guardsmen and oil company workers battled the fire for three hours, with no serious injuries reported as flames and oil spray swept across Puget Sound.
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Sinatra in Accident Injures Driver in Beverly Hills
Frank Sinatra escaped injury when his luxury convertible collided with a small English sedan in Beverly Hills injuring its driver Mrs. Myrna McClees 55. Police said she was thrown from the car and taken to Emergency Hospital with a severe concussion and multiple abrasions. Sinatra said he made a boulevard stop before the intersection and did not see the approaching vehicle.
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Weather outlook shows increasing clouds and cooler Sunday
Forecast indicates more cloudiness tonight and mostly cloudy Sunday with occasional light rain in late afternoon. Temperatures expected to drop, bringing a cooler day on Sunday.
Bandits Shoot Bellflower Market Operator in Robbery Spree
In Bellflower a band of gunmen shot Carl Bischoff, 58, owner of the N. R. G. Market, injuring his foot, and robbed Margaret Brittle, 93, cashier at Thompson's Furniture Store, of cash near Bellflower Boulevard. Bischoff was treated at Beil-Slower Medical Center.
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Scaffold Fall Kills Ten in Quebec Tunnel Project
Ten workers died when a scaffold collapsed in a partially completed tunnel at the $26 million Angus Robertson Construction Co project for the Quebec Hydro Commission, 290 miles west of Quebec City. Roland Michaud said details remain unclear as 12 men fell over 50 feet and investigators plan a probe.
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Rich Widow Refuses To Cash $27 647 Highway Bonds
Edith R Phillips, a wealthy widow in Providence, says she is too busy to cash Allegheny County highway bonds due since 1946. County Comptroller Knox has urged her yearly for years to redeem 25 bonds to close the account, noting the bonds earn no interest and she loses potential investment gains.
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