Steel Union Chiefs on Rights Crusade in U S
Pittsburgh January 30 steelworker leaders touted a rights program nationwide calling Truman the strongest president since Lincoln in defense of workers. Philip Murray led the union chiefs asserting Truman has taken up the issue with vigor and pledged to back the civil causes of the CIO United Steelworkers.
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Eight Hurt in Three Car Collision on Ramona Freeway
Eight persons were hurt late last night in a spectacular three car crash on the Ramona Freeway near the Aliso Street bridge. James Carter 21 reported he lost control on the curve causing his car to jump the divider and strike a westbound car carrying five Chapman College students. The latter was grazed by a third vehicle.
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Ramona Freeway
Aliso St
James Carter
Chapman College
Hydrogen Bomb Study Sparks Senate House Debate
The article covers a news conference with David E. Lilienthal noting the hydrogen bomb issue is complex and linked to broader spending choices. He denies resignation motives and discusses AEC’s push to produce and stockpile weapons while pursuing peaceful benchmarks.
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Groundhog Lodge to Use Walky Talkies for Shadow Ceremony
Pennsylvania lodge plans February 2 groundhog event with walky talkies to stay in touch during the annual ceremony. Truman sends wreaths for Franklin D Roosevelt’s birthday at Hyde Park with cadets from West Point attending the observance. Wanda Wiley and Pat Russell partake in the March of Dimes tribute at Roosevelt’s grave.
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March of Dimes
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Shirley Temple Helps Baby Celebrate Birthday in Honolulu
Actress Shirley Temple assists daughter Linda Susan Agar at her second birthday in Honolulu. The Temples plan a party at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel with Linda Susan to blow out candles on the cake. Three thousand presents from Hollywood were left to be distributed to children's hospitals.
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Honolulu
Linda Susan Agar
Shirley
George Temple
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Hollywood
Neighbor Love Carried Too Far in Local Feud
North Hollywood residents John L. Riley and Marvin Sasselli trade mutual accusations after an evening of neighborly conviviality. Riley seeks 35 570 in damages alleging forced embrace and indignities toward Mrs. Riley. Sasselli counters with 20 000 claiming Riley assaulted Mrs. Sasselli and engaged in similar conduct. The feud stems from a September dispute over a front door kick and a broader neighborly quarrel.
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Marvin Sassells
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Sauselii
One Feared Dead in Winery Fire
In Cucamonga a large winery storage building burned with about 1500 gallons of wine lost. Thomas Wiley, an employee, was believed trapped inside as fire officials and the Vineyards association head Ronnie Roberds confirmed. Wiley's wife arrived and was restrained from entering. A vat of brandy exploded during the blaze.
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Jen
Ronnie Roberds
U N May Decide Status of Cyprus
Nicosia reports that a large plebiscite organized by the Church of Cyprus shows 96 percent favor joining Greece. The result prompts expectation that Britain may seek UN consideration of the Cyprus question if London does not consent to the move.
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Cyprus
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United Nations
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Mediterranean
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U. N
Sub-zero Weather Hampers Search for 44 in North
Parachute crews stay ready as ground teams report. Nearly 50 U S and Canadian planes scoured the 1300 mile search area from Great Falls to Snag. With 28 below zero weather grounding most planes, operation Mike spans Great Falls to Fort Nelson and the Yukon region, involving over 7000 personnel across U S and Canadian bases.
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U. S
Great Falls
Montana
Fort Nelson
B. C
Bidault Cabinet Faces Tax Crisis
Paris January 30 The Bidault cabinet faces a second round of confidence votes in the National Assembly over new taxes to balance the 1950 budget. Premier Georges Bidault had staked his government on the budget issue after the Council of the Republic amended tax measures approved by the assembly in January.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
National Assembly
Bidault
Council of the Republic
Assembly
Young Mother and Child Die in Monoxide Poisoning
In Corona an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning killed 17 year old Cora Lee Garner and her 2 year old daughter Cora Sue in their auto court apartment. Friends found the bodies yesterday as police reported the gas stove burners were on and Mrs. Garner apparently tried to rise but could not.
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Auto Court
Cora Lee Garner
Cora Sue
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