Island born amid Pacific quakes and a new volcanic island
Earthquakes struck Sicily and Korea today with one deadly tremor near Mt Etna killing three and injuring many while a submarine volcano 315 miles north of Manila hurled rocks 250 feet above the sea creating a growing crater island. The Hibok Hibok region threatened renewed eruptions as ten thousand foot smoke columns rose and the sea boiled around the new island.
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Sicily
Korea
Pacific
Manila
Mt. Etna
Seoul
United Nations Command
Philippines
Henry G. McInnis
Cedar Ave
Ernest
Mickey) Moore
Mottell’s
New Volcano Island
Pacific Ocean
Associated Press
Plane Hits Kills Two Women Golfers at Timuquana
In Jacksonville Florida a Navy Corsair fighter crash landed on Timuquana Golf Course killing two women golfers identified as Mrs Brady Johnson and Mrs William Dempsey. The pilot survived. A bystander witness AC Weller reported the engine was dead as the plane went down and a nearby caddy was unhurt.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Timuquana
Brady Johnson
Dinsmore Dairies
William Dempsey
Timuquana Club
Naval Air Station
A. C. Weller
Timaguana Rd
Weller
Ike Hats For Women Back Ike Campaign
A spring hat for Eisenhower supporters features a light blue faille pillbox beret with red piping and a Cockade. Designer Sally Victor created the hat for the Wilton Committee for Eisenhower. It sells for $5 and was shown by Mrs John Davis Lodge wife of Connecticut's governor.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sally Victor
Wilton, Conn
Eisenhower
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Family robbed of 25000 as girl is forced to phone
In St Louis a 15 year old girl Eldora Kochl and her family were robbed of about 25000 at their Frontenac area home by three masked men. The intruders knocked at the back door and abducted the family to a basement closet for nearly two hours while $20000 in cash and a coin collection were taken.
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ST. Louis
Eldora Kochl
William Roehl
Frontenac
Elizabeth
Eldora
Roen
State Demos Call Huddle on What Now
In Sacramento California Truman Democrats react to the President's decision to withdraw his name from the June 3 1952 California primary. Assemblyman William Rosenthal states a Thursday noon meeting will decide the delegation’s stance with a possible favorite son or alternate.
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Sacramento
Truman Democrats
California
William Rosen
Thal
Los Angeles
Truman
Frank McKinney
Democratic Party
McKinney
Can
Harry R. Sheppard
Calif
Mr. Truman
Florida
Rosenthal
Brown
Eisenhower Backers Laud Minnesota Primary Showing
Washington reports the Eisenhower for President headquarters calling Minnesota’s Republican primary result magnificent and astounding. At the time Eisenhower trailed Stassen by about 12,000 write-in votes while Stassen’s name appeared on ballots. Duff and Carlson urged GOP leaders to heed the people’s choice and elevate Eisenhower.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Minnesota
Was Roberts
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Stassen
Eisenhowers
Ihen. Duff
R.pa
Sen. Carlson
Sas
Ike Hot on Stassen's Heels in Minnesota
Minnesota presidential primary results show Dwight Eisenhower winning a large write-in share on the Republican side with about 39 percent of the total under unusual voting rules. Harold Stassen, listed on the ballot, captured around 14 percent, while Taft and Kefauver trailed in their respective rolls. Democratic totals feature Humphrey leading with about 88 thousand votes.
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Ike
Stassen
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Edward C. Slettedah
Harold Stassen
Gen. Eisenhower
Gen. MacArthur
Sen. Taft
Gov. Warren
Sen. Humphrey
Sen. Kefauver
President Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Blizzard Strands Donner Pass. Tornadoes Hit Midwest
Storms lock down Donner Summit halting rail and road traffic as blizzards pound the Sierra Nevada while the Midwest reels from tornadoes. Affected areas report heavy snow totals, 113 stranded at June Lake, and damaged buildings in Missouri and Alabama as flood fears rise in the Southwest.
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Spy Unite
Sierra Nevada Range
Mid- West
Southern Pacific Railroad
Rssen
Donner Summit
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Midwest
Mississippi Valley
Farmington
Kane
New Mexico
Colorado Mountains
Donner Sum- Bus
Sierra Nevada
June Lake
Communists reject Red Cross germ warfare inquiry
TOKYO March 19 The Communists tonight rejected any effort by the International Committee of the Red Cross to investigate Red charges that the United Nations command is waging germ warfare in North Korea.
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Tokyo
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red
United Nations Command
North Korea
Truce by April Rumors Rise at Panmunjom
News from Munsan Korea reports renewed rumors of a truce by mid April amid stalled talks. Allied officers remain skeptical while staff meet at Panmunjom to finalize issues on neutral truce inspectors prisoner exchanges and naval air fleet construction.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
Long Beach
Russia
Red
North Korea
United Nations Command
Sinuiju
Changjin
Manpojin
Hamhung
Hungnam
Chinnampo
Pyongyang
Sinanju
Hamburg
South Korea
Pusan
Kangnung
Kunsan
Taegu
Inchon
Seoul
Suwon
Jet Started Slides Hit Foe In Korean Skirmish
In northwest Korea American Sabre pilots damaged two Red IMIGs in a high altitude jet battle. They reported starting landslides with 1000 pound bombs burying railway tracks while rainstorms grounded planes. General Van Fleet warned Red infantry could push UN lines but would be countered. Wisconsin and two destroyers pounded Red troops along the eastern end of the 155 mile line.
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Seoul
Korea
Wisconsin
Three Engineers Burned In Freighter Aboard Howard Olson
Eureka March 19 Three engineers aboard the freighter Howard Olson bound for Coos Bay Oregon suffered serious ammonia burns in an onboard accident. Coast Guard personnel attempted to evacuate the injured men by motor lifeboat. The radio message failed to provide the men’s names or specific details.
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Eureka
Howard Olson
San Francisco
Coos Bay
Ore
Coast Guard
Demo Leader Hints Truman May Not Seek Re election
Democratic Chairman Frank E. McKinney said a satisfactory Korea truce could keep President Truman from running again. He told reporters the Korean settlement is a paramount factor in Truman’s decision and that his own view is Truman’s choice depends on resolving the Korean crisis. McKinney, after two days with Truman, noted an open convention and suggested a peace outcome might lessen Truman’s reelection chances.
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West
Fla
Frank E. McKinney
Truman
Korea
McKinney
Warren at 61 birthday plans for Wisconsin trip
Governor Warren turns 61 today and will celebrate with a family dinner at the mansion before departing tomorrow for a third consecutive Thursday trip to Wisconsin for the Republican presidential nominating event.
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Sacramento
Warren
Wisconsin
Newspaper section index and page references
A listing of sections and page numbers for the newspaper, including Beach Combing on B-1, Boyle and Bri on A-15, Classified ads B-3 to II, Comics B-4, Crossword B-8, Editorial A-14, Financial B-6 and B-7, Obituaries B-12, Radio and television A-16, Shipping B-7, Sports A-7 18 19, Theaters B-25, Tides temperatures 8-12, Women's activities B-2 B-3.
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Boyle
Stranded on Peak Dogs Rescued After Eagles Harass Them
In Darrington Washington a rescue party seeks three starving dogs stranded on a 4000-foot ledge above Whitehorse Mountain for 13 days. One dog was saved by owner Cleo Riddell and mountaineers Dan Wilde and Fred Beckey after another escaped. The remaining dogs faced dangerous conditions as rescuers deem the cliff too treacherous to reach them.
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Darrington
Wash
Whitehorse Mountain
Cascade Mountain
Airedale
Cleo Riddell
Dan Wilde
Fred Beckey
Sarrow
Riddell
Hunter
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