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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1952

Page

2

Courageous Mother Returns Son Medals to President

A widowed Springfield mother of six, Edith Rosengrant, mailed her Purple Heart and scroll to President Truman with a letter attacking him and Acheson. Her son Dick Rosengrant died Aug 10 1951 near Sinchon Korea with the Seventh Cavalry. another son Fred was killed nearby. She urged other parents to return medals until American leaders prove braver in Washington.

Springfield Colo Washington Korea Edith Rosengrant Truman Acheson Pie Dick Rosengrant Sinchon Seventh Cavalry Fred Defense Department America Harry S. Truman

French Urge Talk on Tunisian Rule

In Tunis France formally proposed resumption of peaceful negotiations with Tunisian leaders on more self rule. Premier Mohammed Chenik attended a 25 minute meeting with Sidi Mohammed El Amin at the bey’s palace as police and armed detachments hunted nationalist agitators after last week’s rioting that left 69 dead and over 200 injured.

Tunis Tunisia France Jean de Haduteclocque Sidi Mohammed El-Amin Mohammed Chenik Icount de Hauteclocque

Truman Aid Denies Charge by McCarthy

White House adviser Phillip Nash denies McCarthy’s claim of Communist ties calling it a contemptible lie. McCarthy urged President Truman to dismiss Nash, citing FBI and loyalty board notes alleging Red contact and meetings in Toronto. Nash, 42, insists he has no such affiliations and questions the Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune ad supporting Citizens versus McCarthy.

Washington White House Phillip Nash Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Nash Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune McCarthy Jean Nash Tibet Senate Truman FBI Federal Loyalty Review Board Donald Dawson Communist Party Toronto Canada Communist Movement

Cracked Motorship Endangered by Hull Leak

The motor ship Alaska Cedar, owned by Ocean Tow of Seattle, faced a critical hull breach off the British Columbia coast near Bella Bella. Crewmen manned pumps to prevent sinking as water flooded the hold after the crack opened late yesterday.

B. C Alaska Cedar British Columbia Ocean Tow, Inc Seattle Wash Vancouver

Petri's Dry Cleaning Advertises Sparkling Garments

Found dry cleaning as it should be with a modern method that makes clothes come back attractive and sparkling clean. Ten drivers at your service. Plant 1250 Orange Ave. Cash and carry.

Petri Orange Ave

Ike Supporters Moving In Oklahoma Taft Backup Fades

Oklahoma backers of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower push to gut Taft's GOP nomination lead as district meetings set the state delegation fight. Observers note possible statewide division, with Dewey supporters aiding Eisenhower and Taft still aiming for a split delegation at the February state convention.

Oklahoma City Dwight D. Eisenhower Oklahoma Robert A. Taft Eisenhower Truman Durant C. E. Barnes GOP Bailie Vinson Taft Tulsa Thomas E. Dewey New York Hugh D. Scott R-Pa Dewey Floyd Carrier Washington Johnston Murray

Anne Morgan Dies Wealthy Philanthropist and Heiress

Anne Morgan 78 heir to J P Morgan fortune dies at her Mount Kisco estate after a stroke. She funded French relief and wartime aid, raised over 5 million for France, aided refugee relief in 1940, and led or supported at least 50 philanthropic efforts. She never married.

Mount Kisco Anne Morgan J. P. Morgan Miss Morgan Morgan Hamilton New York United States France

Ambush killing shocks Bronx as 13-year-old shoots 11-year-old

Police say a 13-year-old boy shot 11-year-old Angel Louis France with a rifle bought with liquor store holdup proceeds. He allegedly fired twice, claiming the gun was unloaded while aiming from his bedroom window. Distelhurst, arraigned as a juvenile delinquent, held for psychiatric exam after an earlier stabbing incident.

New York Angel Louis France William Distlehurst Franco Distelhurst Bronx Bronx Children's Court

Cleanup at Standstill in Search for McGrath Aide

Washington dispatch reports the U S cleanup drive halted as Attorney General J Howard McGrath cannot secure a top aide. Three prominent figures Burton Wheeler William Leahy Cody Fowler declined the post while former War Secretary Robert Patterson died in a plane crash. McGrath to anoint another senior attorney as talks continue to shape the anticorruption program.

Washington J. Howard McGrath Burton K.wheeler D.mont Wiliam E. Leahy American Bar Association Cody Fowler Tampa Fla Robert P. Patterson Elizabeth N. J McGrath Federal Service Truman Thomas F. Murphy New York Federal Court

British Iran Bank to Close Doors in Iran

The British owned Bank of Iran and the Middle East will shut down in Iran by July 30 after 63 years of operation due to government restrictions. Provisional closures include April 20 for four provincial branches and a Tehran main office closure on July 30, as Mossadegh's government moves to end foreign cultural and financial operations outside Tehran.

Tehran Iran Bank of Middle East Mohammed Mossadegh British Council and Angloiranian Institute Tabriz Meshed United States Information Service Mossadegh Isfahan Shiraz Khorremshahr Ahwaz

Pilot Killed Hunting Lost Californians

Prescott Arizona January 30 The search for a private plane during a Civil Air Patrol mission entered its third day One pilot Ken May of Bonanza Airlines was killed and observer Herb Chesney of Frontier Airlines was critically injured when the aircraft crashed into a pine covered mountain top They were searching for Frank Van Etten of Arcadia California and his flying instructor William Durant of Monrovia California The missing craft was en route from Monrovia to Albuquerque New Mexico and was last heard near Winslow Arizona

Prescott Ariz Civil Air Patrol Ken May Bonanza Airlines Herb Chesney Frontier Airlines Frank van Etten Arcadia Calif William

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