Quiz Three Suspects in Widow Murder Case
Los Angeles officers questioned Emmett Perkins John Santo and Barbara Graham in the widow Mabel Monahan murder case and the disappearance of Baxter Shorter. Shorter identified the trio as accomplices before turning state's evidence and police linked them to the Lynwood store arrest.
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Burbank
Mable Monahan
Los Angeles
Lynwood
Emmett Perkins
Jack Santo
Barbara Graham
Fress
Emmett R. Perkins
John Albert Santo
Baxter M. Shorter
Mickey Cohen
Shorter
William Parker
March II
Mabel Monahan
Nevada
Luther
Tors
Graham
Willie Carter
California
Santa
Gard Young
Chester
Robert Lohrman
Monahan
Santo
Lohrman
Perkins
Taft Calls Eisenhower Cuts Too Small to Meet Goals
Senator Taft contends the Eisenhower plan keeps military spending at 43 billion dollars, arguing the 8.5 billion cut announced last week is insufficient. He urges a full resurvey of wartime roles and weapon needs, citing pending Defense Department reshaping and manpower cuts as inadequate savings.
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Washington
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Sen. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Senate
Congress
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air
Solon Seeks New Security Organization Debate
Senator Knowland of California urged forming a new international security body, saying the United Nations has not proven effective for collective security. He called on Peace-minded nations to consider an alternative, noting U.S. troops in Korea and uneven U.N. support. The talk was at the Siena College Alumni event in Troy.
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Troy, N
Sen
Knowland
R.-Calif
United Nations
U.N
United States
Troy
Siena College Alumni Association
Korea
Hemingway Wins First Pulitzer for The Old Man and the Sea
New York announces the 1953 Pulitzer prizes for work 1952. Ernest Hemingway tops fiction with The Old Man and the Sea while other winners include William Inge for Picnic and Archibald MacLeish for poetry. Special citations go to The New York Times Sunday Review and regional papers for public service and journalism.
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New York
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Hemingway
William Inge
Archibald MacLeish
Associated Press
Don Whitehead
New York Times
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Whiteville
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Tabor City
N. C
Tribune
Edward D. Kuekes
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Korea
Vermont
Connecticut
Royster
Wall Street Journal
William M. Gallagher
Flint
Mich
Joseph Anuszkiewicz
Erle, Pa
Cleveland Institute of Art
Soviet General Dies After Short Illness at 52
Soviet sources report Air Force Lt. Gen. Nikolai Buyanskii died after a brief illness in Moscow. He was 52 and a prominent Soviet military figure, with his passing announced by state newspapers today.
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Air Force
Nikolai Buyanskii
Hel
Harbor Board Awards Float Building Job
The Harbor Commission awarded M. Taylor & Son the contract to build the department’s parade float. The scale model cargo ship will cost $1400 and be used by the department for other events.
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
Chinese and Russian Help Reported in Indochina Crisis
Nationalist Chinese intelligence said a Red Chinese general now heads Vietminh forces in Indochina with 12 000 Chinese troops joining rebels and Russian advisers present. Reports also noted Chinese Red veterans moved toward South China near the Indochina border and that Red forces on Hainan Island were prepared to intervene if needed. Vietminh forts north of Luang Prabang endured fresh attacks as siege lines tightened at Muongkhouna and Muongsal, while an invasion spearhead moved from SiangKhoung toward Thailand and Vientiane, capturing Thathom beachhead southeast of Xiengkhouang.
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Formosa
Uph
Red Sports
Indochina
China
Li Lien Po
Tu Yu-kwang
Red China
Hainan Island
Luang Prabang
Associated Press
Hanoi
Muongkhouna
Luang’ Prabang
Muongsal
Xiengkhouang
Siengkhouang
Ex Solon Wagner Succumbs at 75 in New York
Former U S Senator Robert F Wagner Jr Robert F Wagner 75 longtime New Deal Democrat died Monday at his son's Manhattan home after a long illness Heart fatigue listed as cause He had resigned from the Senate in 1949 and was bedridden for years Converted to Catholicism earlier Funeral services set for Thursday Wagner sponsored major Roosevelt era laws including Social Security Act United States Housing Acts and the National Industrial Recovery Act
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
U. S
Wagner
Senate
Manhattan
Robert F. Wagner Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fireman Hurts Hand Battling City Apartment Blaze
Fireman Floya Schwartz, 27, sustained a lacerated hand breaking a window to enter an apartment fire at 3107 Spaulding St. Three stitches were required. The blaze caused $500 damage. occupants Mr and Mrs Leonard Lehane were away.
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Floya Schwartz
Canton St
Spaulding St
Leonard Lehane
Young Crash Victim Improves After Park Circle Crash
Norman Scott fourteen of Olive Avenue remains in an oxygen tent but is out of critical condition. Seaside Hospital physicians said his companion Jim Young sixteen of Dawson Street was killed and three other teenagers were injured when their car struck a power pole on Park Circle Avenue Saturday.
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Norman Scott
Olive Ave
Seaside
Scott
Jim Young
Dawson St
Park Circle
Ave
Free Booklet Explains New Transistor Hearing Aid Hope
Chicago acoustical scientist 5 M Posen unveils a tubeless all transistor hearing aid that eliminates vacuum tubes and costly batteries. The device promises 80 percent cut in battery costs and clearer hearing for about 15 million Americans hard of hearing. A free illustrated booklet explains the invention and how to obtain it by mail.
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Chicago
United States
5. M. Posen
Beltone Hearing Ald Ca
Electronic Research
Heltone Hearing Aid Co
Cit St
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