MiGs Strike Inside U S Zone Near Regensburg
Sixty miles inside East German territory Soviet MiG-15 fighters attacked two U S F-84 jets near Regensburg Bavaria. Lt Warren G Brown bailed out after his plane was struck, while Lt Donald C Smith landed safely at base. Washington protested to Prague authorities over the incursion 15 miles into the U S occupation zone.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U. S
Czechoslovakia
United States
Air Force
Korea
Regensburg
Bavaria
Warren G. Brown
Brown
Donald C. Smith
Smith
Washington
State Department
George Wadsworth
Prague
Klement Gottwald
Czechslovakia
Truman FH. Landon
U. S. Air Forces
Europe
Edison Strike Idle 3700 in 10 Counties
Edison workers from Local 47 strike against Southern California Edison Co affecting 10 counties. About 3700 members left the job at 1 am with picket lines at key facilities in Long Beach and other cities. Supervisory staff remain on duty while office and steam plant workers are nonunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Southern California Edison Co
Southern California
Edison
Hill St
Santa Fe Ave
E. Third St
Termina Island
Charles Campbell
Santa Fe
California
Pentagon hints stronger Korea actions threaten Reds war
Senate hearing reveals Secretary Wilson hints ammo supplies will soon enable heavier strikes in Korea. The Army defense chief and other officers discuss ammunition, borrowing shells from the Navy, and disputes over shortages as Malenkov's USSR names Kuznetsov envoy to Peiping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Korea
China
Washington
Moon
TD Whlean
Lonelieds
Ce Vy Boul Pee
Army
Navy
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Senate Armed Services Committee
van Fiset
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Marine Corps
J. Lawton Collins
van Fleet
Collins
First Lady to Hold News Meet Wednesday
Washington Oklahoma report states Mrs Dwight D. Eisenhower will host her first White House news conference on Wednesday. The event signals a new public role for the First Lady as she engages with reporters at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Lurid Soviet Sex Propaganda Books Target Arabs
A Beirut based Red propaganda mill issues cheap Arabic editions with lurid sexual illustrations to lure Arab youth toward the Communist line. The titles push anti American messages and include works like The Bride on the Bed of Love. Prices run about 40 cents, aiming to undermine U S cultural tenets with sensational content and related tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Soviet Union
Beirut
Lebanon
All- Union Society For Cultural Relations
Secret Skyknight jet crash near Santa Ana kills two
Two airmen died when a Skyknight fighter crashed Monday night in the Santa Ana Mountains near Irvine Lake. Maj. John A. Vernon witnessed the explosion and wreckage scattered across a steep area. Identification of the fliers, a pilot and radar operator, awaits recovery and notification of next of kin.
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Santa Ana
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Irvine Lake
John A. Vernon
Vernon
Korea
Classifieds and notices page reference text
The document lists miscellaneous page references including Beach Combing on page A-7 and Bridge on page A-7, Classifieds pages 8-9 to 13, Financial page 8-2, Obituaries page 8-2, Radio and TV page B-7, Shipping Table page 8-8, Sports pages A-112 to 13, Theaters on page A160, and tides and temperatures on page 9 with Women entries on pages Br4.5.
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Boyle
Navy drops Catalina experiment plan after local opposition
Navy abandons plans to build an experimental ordnance station on Catalina Island after strong opposition from Los Angeles area congressmen marine industries and fishermen. Navy Undersecretary Charles Thomas reportedly said the service would look elsewhere amid industry projections of multi million dollar losses and possible deaths of small boating. The reversal drew approval from marine industry leaders who praised the cooperative effort and rapid result.
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Navy
Catalina Island
Craig Hosmer
Charles Thomas
Hosmer
Los Angeles
Marine Industries
Southern California Sport Fishing Association
J. E. McClintock
Joseph Fellows Jr
Southern California Boat Builders and Ship Repairers Association
Larry McDowell
Southern California
Cruiser! ‘Association
Marine
Catalina
San Clemente Island
Vicious snarling dog blocks four apartments on Golden Ave
A German shepherd chained outside a four-unit building on Golden Ave held the entry for over an hour. Custodian Sharkey from the Animal Shelter relocated the animal with help from resident Lila Murrell who finally captured the dog with a rope. The shelter will hold the dog for owner claimants for six days. Mrs. Hansard and Mrs. Stutting reported fear and police involvement during the stand-off.
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Golden Ave
Jim Sharkey
W. F. Hansard
Earl
Stutting
Sixth St
Walter White
Walter Jr
Audrey
Sharkey
Lila Murrell
Lie Blisters Russia Over Korea Stand At UN
Secretary General Trygve Lie accused the Soviet Union of pressuring him for opposing Communist aggression in Korea. He criticized five member governments allied with Moscow for not recognizing him since 1950 and endorsed U S loyalty investigations, saying the action violates Article 100 of the UN charter.
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United Nations, N
Trygve Lie
U. N
Russia
Korea
Lie
U. N. General Assembly
Assembly
U. S
World Organization
Soviet Union
United Nations
Bomb detonation wounds two on Oriskany flight deck
Navy reports a dislodged bomb exploded on the carrier Oriskany in Korean waters on March 6 during a landing. Two sailors were killed and 15 others wounded, with five in serious condition. Dead include Airman Thomas Leo McGraw Jr. of Watertown and Airman Thomas M. Yeager of Columbus, Ohio. Families of the dead and injured were notified.
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Washington
Navy
Oriskany
Korean
North Korea
Thomas Leo McGraw Jr
Thomas Leo McGraw Sr
Watertown
Aviation Electrician
Thomas M. Yeager
Mary Yeager
Columbus
Ohio
Man Loses Arm to Lion in Ont. Training Cage
SIM CAR Ont Lt nen Hill, wild animal trainer, loses left arm at elbow after an attack by two 250 pound African female lions. The animal had also mauled two other people, with prior injuries including a shoulder to wrist mauling. Police impound the lions, hospital treatment given, and previous incidents noted in Brantford and Irbridge.
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Sim
Ont
Nen Hill
Hhi
Hill
Vanessa
Brantford
Eisenhower Signs Bill to Expand Home Loan Insurance
President Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing up to 1.75 billion dollars in FHA insured loans for maintenance and repair of homes, raising the program ceiling from 1.25 billion to 1.75 billion after the prior funding nearly exhausted. The measure expands the government loan insurance capacity to support housing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Federal Housing Administration
California Assembly votes to outlaw draw poker
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly approved a bill 60 to 4 to outlaw draw poker in California sending it to the Senate where similar efforts stalled previously. Gov Warren backed the measure as Assemblyman Herbert Klockheim led the charge against these so called vicious parlors amid public complaints. Critics urged caution proposing a committee review while several lawmakers opposed the bill citing unproven harms and local conditions.
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Sacramento
Assembly
California
Senate
House
Cov
Warren
Clayton Dills
D.gardena
Klockheim
Los Angeles
Ysie
Gardena
Bernard Brady
San Francisco
Daniel J. Sreedon
San_ Mateo
John W. Evans
Dills
Gov
Grandma Bandit Pleads Guilty to Bank Robberies
Ethel Arata, 33, of Monrovia, known as the Grandma Bandit, pleaded guilty to two bank robbery charges. She admitted robbing the Citizens National Bank Third and Western Los Angeles branch on November 26 and the U S Nations Bank Arcadia branch on December 24, and will be sentenced on April 3. She was captured during the Arcadia holdup.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Arata
Monrovia
Citizens’ Nationa’ Bank of
Arcadia
U. S. Nations Bank
Weather brief cloudy with showers and wind
A cloudy day brings occasional wind and showers with partial clearing tonight and Wednesday. The forecast notes continued cool, unsettled conditions across the region with intermittent rain chances.
Calmy Confesses Killing Father to Stop Beating Mother
Ashland Wisconsin report: 2 year old Tommy Marshall shot his 40 year old father Thomas E Marshall 15 times to prevent further abuse of his mother. The juvenile was placed under his mother's custody while authorities investigate. the boy said he acted after threats as the parents, divorced, wrestled in the bedroom and the boy retrieved a 22 caliber pistol.
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Ashland
Wis
Walter Cate
Tommy Marshall
Thomas FE. Marshall
Thomas E. ‘Marshall
Tommy
Marshall
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American Zone
Ee MP
Moscow
Vasily Kuznetsov
Peiping
Georgi Malenkov
Kuznetsov
Communist Party
Pravda
Stalin
Mao Tse Tung
Alexander Palyushkin
Panyushkin
Mao
Central Committee
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Malenkov
Red
Animal Shelter
London
Churchill
Edger Sanders
Sanders
Lee Meng
Malaya
Perak
Rover Aries
Klockstein
Morrie Landsberg
Grandma Bandit
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