Democrats Call for Truman by Eve Stevenson
Midwestern Democrats urged a Truman Barkley ticket for 1952 at the Kansas City conference. A subcommittee resolution said Truman should be the standard bearer and Barkley renominated for VP. The group pledged support for honest governance and warned against political misuse of public trust.
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Kansas City
Kan
Democratic Conference
Truman
Chicago
Sttnesman
Alben W. Barkley
United States
Ex-Editor Names 20 as One-Time Reds in LA Press
Former Los Angeles Daily News city editor Charles W. Judson testified to the House Un American Activities Committee naming 20 West Coast Communists from a 10 year old era. He identified several editors and journalists as members of “Communist Cell 140” and said he joined the party in 1937 under the name Peter Steele.
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Washington
Charles W. Judson
Los Angeles Daily News
House
Judson
Fortnight Magazine
House UN- American Activities Committee
Los Angeles
Peter Steele
News
Morgan Hull
Dolph Winebrenner
Arcel Daniel
Herbert
Minna Klein
Ed Robbins
Carr Smith
Charles Daggett
Tom O'Connor
Leo Simon
C. A. Garrigues
Phil
Dorothy Connelly
John
Alice Cohee
Pat Killoran
Daggett
Hull
Winebrenner
Klein
Robbins
Smith
Miss Daniels
Captive AP Photographer Sends Photos Home From Prison
Tokyo readers learn that Frank Pappy Noel, AP photographer, has begun sending out photos from Communist prison camp No. 3 near Pyokdong. The images traveled through a chain of couriers and cameras, survived censorship, and were produced under Chinese controls after his capture on November 29, 1950.
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Communist
Prisoner of War Corp No. 2
Pyoktang
Yalu River
Frank Noel
Associated Press
Tokyo
Frank
Pappy
Noel
Bob Schutz
New Jersey
Schutz
Pyokdong
No. 3
Father Christmas
Bomber Crashes and Explodes Near Naval Depot
PORT CHICAGO Calif Jan 26 The sheriff reports a four engine B 25 airplane crashed and exploded in mudflats near an ammunition magazine at the Naval Depot The craft reportedly hit and exploded twice New York Jan 26 A case of cultured pearls from Japan valued at 35000 was stolen from a Northwest Airlines cargo case at Idlewild Airport
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Port Chicago
Calif
Sheriff's Office
Naval Depot
New York
Japan
Northwest Airlines
Idlewild
Tax Form 1040 mixup leaves column 10 missing
Washington reports a Bureau error in Form 1065 Schedule J where Column 10 does not exist. A spokesman admits the mistake after investigation and instructs taxpayers to use Schedule K Column 3 as the correct figure for Line on Form 1040. Office notices nationwide guide puzzled partners.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
West asks U.N. meet on Korea to chart new measures
In Paris on January 26 the United States Great Britain and France proposed that the United Nations hold a special General Assembly meeting on Korea if an armistice is reached or if new military measures are needed. The move signals potential UN guidance or action beyond the ceasefire talks.
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Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
United Nations
General Assembly
Korea
U. N
Chiang delegate flays Yalta pact in Paris report
China's UN delegate T. F. Tsiang called the Yalta agreement a disastrous mistake and questioned Roosevelt's role. He accused Russia of gaining islands and ports in East Asia in exchange for joining the war against Japan, noting Korea and China might have fared better without it.
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Paris
China
United Nations
T. F. Tsiang
Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
East Asia
Tsiang
Korea
Big Three propose UN Assembly on armistice terms at Panmunjom
The Big Three propose a special United Nations Assembly meeting in New York if an armistice is reached in Korea. The plan includes an emergency session and potential steps if communists violate the ceasefire. American UN delegate Ernest A. Gross announced the proposal.
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China
U. N
Ernest A. Gross
New York
U.N
Panmunjom
Korea
Prayer Session Slaying Shocks Winnipeg Foster Child Murder
Gavin McCullough and his wife Lillian were charged with murder in the slaying of their 7-year-old foster daughter Martha Louise during an all-night prayer session in a snowbound Winnipeg home. The couple, aged 51 and 42, told friends to expect the end of the world in days and allegedly struck the girl with a heavy bottle and strangled her after a period of supposed spiritual fervor. Neighbors recalled the child was deeply loved and well cared for, and police noted a recent visit by a faith healer influenced the couple.
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Winnipeg
Man
Gavin McCulough
Lillian
Martha Louise
Martha
McCullough
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
McCulloughs
Weil
Torrance Steel Strike Denounced by U S Steel Leader
Alden G. Roach of Columbia Geneva Steel Division urged defense officials to force U S Steel Torrance California workers to return to work after a wage dispute and dismissals. Since January 7 the stoppage halted 1327 workers and 15 000 tons of steel production, risking further losses of 4564 tons weekly if the strike continues.
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San Francisco
CIO
Philip Murray
U. l. Steel Co
Manly Fleischmann
National Production Authority
Murray
Roach
Fatal Rail Crossing Crash in Norwalk
In Norwalk on Carmenita Road at about 10 a.m. a crash with the Grand Canyon Limited claimed the life of Sharon Lee Young, 244, of Whittier, and left her father Curtis H. Young critically injured at Los Angeles General Hospital. The family lives at 1208 FloMar Drive, east Whittier. The car was demolished and carried about 50 yards along the tracks. bodies were found 40 yards apart.
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Norwalk
Whittier
Carmenita
Rancho Los Amigos
Sharon Lee Young
Curtis H. Young
Los Angeles ‘General Hospital
Flomar Dr
East Whittier
Tomorrow's Weather Outlook With Warmer Afternoon
Scattered clouds in the forecast with mostly sunny skies tomorrow and no rain. Fog patches are possible early in the morning, followed by a high near 70 in the afternoon.
Mother Bares Body of Kidnapped Child in Oregon
Portland report on a 3 year old girl named Sherrie Elien Kader found dead after her mother led police to a gas company sump. The mother Jada Z Kader gave conflicting stories, initially claiming kidnapping, then saying the child died amid alleged threats and a sister’s action. Authorities questioned the mother and others as potential witnesses.
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Portland
Ore
Sherrie Elien
Sing
Sherrie
Vickie
William Browne
Ling
Measles Epidemic Strikes New York City
New York City's health department reports a measles epidemic with 2722 cases so far this month, compared to 282 last January, and officials warn the outbreak may worsen. The city faces rising public health concerns as authorities monitor the spread and response efforts.
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New York
New York City
Where To Find It Boyle Page Locations
A compact list shows newspaper sections and page numbers for Boyle items across churches classifieds comics financials obituaries political news radio and television shipping sports theaters tides and weather with page designations for each category. The note directs readers to A and B pages for specific content.
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Boyle
Riots in Cairo Demand War on Britain and Diplomatic Break
Thousands of students flood Cairo streets demanding war with Britain. They burn British establishments and breach police lines around Premier El Nahas Pasha offices. Egyptian troops deployed as Ismailia clashes leave 46 police dead. Britain-Egypt relations risk collapse. U S Ambassador Caffery seeks mediation.
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Cairo
Egypt
Britain
Mustapha el Nahas Pasha
Foreign Ministry
Farag Pasha
Marconi
Suez Canal Zone
Ismalia
Foreign Office
London
U. S
Jefferson Caffery
Far мезer Held for Plot to Slay Spouse
A 23-year-old Solano County fruit grower Ralph Fong was arrested after trying to hire two Travis Field airmen to murder his wife Mabel for a $10,000 life insurance payout. He offered $1500, claimed debts on a $40,000 ranch, and was caught with his rifle outside the ranch house.
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Fairfield
Calif
Travis Field
Solano County
Thomas E. Joyvee
Ralph Fong
Suisun Valley
Fong
Maj
C. A. Nance
Nance
Yankee Bawls Out Red in Truce Talks
In Panmunjom on January 26 Rear Adm. R E Libby blasted North Korean Maj Gen Lee Sang Cho during a war prisoners subcommittee session. Libby accused the Communist delegate of greed and disregard for individuals as he demanded answers on missing South Korean prisoners and civilian repatriation. The Reds claimed 48 non Korean Allied civilians were behind their lines and offered no guarantee on others.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. 5
R. E. Libby
Libby
Lee Sang Cho
United Nations Command
Lee
Reds
U. N
Fey Adm
Og 7 . “I Asked You, Gén. Lee
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Col
West
Chiang
Yalta
Torrance
Walter Collins
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