Huks Offer to Surrender or Amnesty Standoff
Philippine defense reports a stalled bid by 2000 Huk guerrillas south of Manila seeking unconditional amnesty. Government offers farmland settlement in Mindanao if they cooperate in anti dissident operations. In Luzon fighting costs lives with 26 total reported fatalities.
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Shortages Seen Easing Amid Defense Decontrol Debates
Washington officials shift outlook from lasting shortages into 1952 to an easing trend through spring 1952 with demand for aluminum and certain steels driving the change. Mobilization head Wilson and Defense Production Admin Fleischmann push caution on decontrol, opposing rapid CMP dismantling and favor maintaining central allocations while boosting where needed.
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Norwalk Blast Victim Nyland Dies After Gas Explosion
Mrs. Mabel Nyland aged 59 of 11960 Molette Street Norwalk died at 3 20 p m in Los Angeles General Hospital from burns and shock suffered in a gas explosion at her home Friday night. She was pulled from the burning house by Jack Ruewel er a Long Beach passerby who heard the blast and kicked in the locked door. Nyland was burned on the face hands and forearms.
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Peddler Charged in Trunk Death and GOP Drift
In a dramatic Associated Press report from New York Harlem, Barry Robinson 29 a seaman described as a narcotics peddler faces homicide charges in the death of a Milwaukee teenager whose body was found stuffed in a Connecticut estate trunk. The girl mother of a 16 month old daughter died from narcotics and Robinson admitted transporting her body to Connecticut. Also coverage notes Republican Senator Young of North Dakota endorsing Democrat Russell for the presidency citing farm policy, while Eisenhower and Taft campaigns roll on with strategized moves and primary contests across states.
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Bernie) Robinson
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Gerald Scott
New York
Grand Jury Hits Joaquin Hospital
Stockton march 14 1951 the San Joaquin County Grand Jury in a final report says county taxpayers lose about 400000 annually due to inefficient and illegal operation of San Joaquin General Hospital an immediate hospital consultant review is urged the jurors call the operation illegal noting patients able to pay for private care are accepted as patients and costs reach 1650 per taxpayer annually compared with nine similar counties
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Senator Kem Attacks Truman DP Education Deal
UP Senator Kem of Missouri charged that the Truman administration is shaping a deal to educate displaced persons at taxpayer expense while thousands of American soldiers’ education is interrupted. He urged a congressional investigation, saying DP education funds should come from the $100 million Congress appropriated last fall to aid escapees from Soviet satellite countries.
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Billionaire Robb reports record safe theft in Reno
Reno police lack a trail in a secret 500 pound safe robbery carrying about 3000000 dollars in currency securities and gems from a 15 room mansion. Redfield said only he and his wife knew the safe location behind suitcases in a front bedroom closet. A Kerry Blue watchdog named Mud guarded the home and a dark green pickup was seen nearby.
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Koreans Celebrate Roughly in Japan
Tokyo report says Koreans observing Independence Day in Japan faced scattered disorders. Three rail coaches burned near Kobw and about 306 Koreans broke windows and clashed with police at Okayama.
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Noted Producer Director Dies in Malibu
HOLLYWOOD March 1 AB Gregory La Cave 60 film producer writer and director was found dead at his Malibu home. Friends said he had been ill with a virus and his nude body was found by his maid. Deputies noted the radio blaring and phone off the hook suggesting a call for help. La Cava born Towanda Pennsylvania later Rochester and New York, worked as cartoonist before moving to film. His credits include My Man Godfrey Gabriel Over the White House What Every Woman Knows Stage Door Living in a Big Way. In 1947 he sued Mary Pickford for breach of contract over One Touch of Venus but lost.
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Jeepcopter Army's Hope Jet Car of the Future
The Army's Ordnance Corps sponsors a midget helicopter project dubbed the Jeepcopter. A two‑man air jeep designed to deploy from a large plane in seven minutes weighs under 300 pounds, stands six feet tall, folds into a 5 by 14 foot container, and can fly at 80 mph for about 14 hours. the American Helicopter Co. of Los Angeles develops it.
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