Administration Military Chiefs Buck Truman Debate
Senate hearings on Korea policy reveal Marshall defending current approach as prudent while disputing MacArthur plan to bomb Manchurian bases and blockade China. Senators press about whether civilian leaders share Joint Chiefs views as Britain and Soviet influence loom, with censors cutting some remarks.
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Leaks and Censorship Stir Senate Hearing On Security
The hearing opened with Russell voicing unease over leaks and government secrecy. Censorship trims stenographic reports before release, as Marshall defends actions amid debates on intelligence and safeguarding national security during conflicts abroad.
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Chinese Commies Widen Bulge as U.N. Battles Rage
U N and American forces faced intensifying Red offensives across Korea. B28 Superforts bombed near Pyongyang while Fifth Air Force warned of rapid airpower buildup. Casualties mounted as Monday dawned with renewed ground clashes, heavy fighting near Inje and along the central front. Civilians trickled back to Seoul amid security crackdowns.
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Window leaper to Be Citizen
President Truman signed a bill granting Mrs. Oksana Kasenkina, the Russian teacher who leaped from the Soviet consulate window in New York to avoid return to Russia, permanent residence in the United States. The action opens the path to citizenship for Kasenkina, who drew international notice after her August 12, 1948 leap and subsequent U.S. refusal to hand her back to Soviet custody. She later authored Leap to Freedom.
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Truman
Oksana Stepanova Kasenkina
New York
Russia
Kasenkina
United States
Norwalk Toastmistress Club Guests Dinner in Whittier
Norwalk members will join Whittier club for a dinner meeting Tuesday evening in Whittier. Gather at 6 30 p.m. at Carter Hall, announced by Frances Fallon as club president.
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Store Looted for Merchandise at Fourth Street Drugstore
A burglar stole three alarm clocks and 15 cartons of cigarets from a drugstore at 14 E Fourth St early yesterday after failing to open a safe. Police said the thief entered by prying the front door and broke his pry bar during the attempt.
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Blaze destroys storage shed at 1925 Lemon Ave
A fire believed caused by a child playing with matches yesterday evening destroyed a storage shed and its contents at the rear of Lewis Edwards home on Lemon Avenue. A nearby shed was slightly damaged as Battalion Chief Glenn A. Jefferson directed Engines 7 and 10 and Squad 1 to control the blaze.
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Glenn A. Jefferson
Our Country Faces Perimeter Challenge From Distant Threats
Russell warns that actions abroad raise danger to fighting men and the nation. He urges caution to avoid indiscretion that could worsen peril, stressing accountability before God and citizens. The piece ends with a Flash alert directing readers to Press-Telegram Want Ads for real estate and used car deals.
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Russell
Press-Telegram
Deaf Baptist Church in Los Angeles Dedicated Silence
The Los Angeles Baptist Church for the Deaf was dedicated yesterday with a silent service. A small choir of three men and two women performed in sign language as the congregation joined in a silent Amen.
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Los Angeles
Burglars Steal Guitar After Egg Feast at Cafe
The cafe at 2003 Orange Ave reported burglars who entered early yesterday, ate seven hard boiled eggs, and stole a guitar left in the corner. Owner John L. Conn noted a stale $150 missing as well.
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Orange Ave
John L. Conn
Reverend Nobie A. Hower Preached With His Hands
A note remarks that Rev. Nobie A. Hower preached with his hands, signaling a distinctive or emphatic delivery during a sermon.
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Nobie A. Hower
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