Eisenhower defends Truman in spy report debate
President Eisenhower stated he does not believe Truman would knowingly harm the United States and would not have subpoenaed him in the Harry Dexter White case. He confirmed prior knowledge of Brownell's remarks but said Truman’s knowledge of FBI reports was not stated. He declined to prejudge Justice Clark or Truman.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
United States
Harry Dexter White
Atty
Brown Neil
White
Chicago
Brownell
FBI
White House
James Hagerty
Averfice
House Un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Congress
New York
IKF
Where To Find It Beach Combing And More
A compact guide lists sections and pages for a newspaper. It includes Beach Combing on B-7, Billy Rose and Boyle on A-17, Bridge on A-17, Classifieds 8-15, Comics on B-7, Crossword A-22, Editorial A-16, Radio and TV B-6, Shipping Table 8-3, Sports A-19 to A-21, Theaters 8-8, Tides and Temperatures B-3, Women B-4 and B-5, and Your World A-2.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Truman and Byrnes Subpoena Fallout Rock Capitol Hill
The nation watched as subpoenas were issued for former President Truman and South Carolina Governor Byrnes to testify before the House committee on un American activities. Truman hesitated to say if he will comply while Byrnes rejected the premise of compelled appearance. Senate and White House figures weighed in as Atty. Gen. Brownell prepared to depart for Washington and McCarthy attacked Truman as a liar.
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Harry S. Truman
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
House un-American Activities Committee
Harry Dexter White
Truman
Harry Herschfield
Columbia
S. €. Gay Byrnes
Washington
House of Representatives
Sai E. Stevenson
Chicago
Supreme Court
Harold H. Velde
House Committee
Eisenhower
Comrerirt
Velde
Byrnes
Yowll
Herbert Brownell
New York
Brownell
Washling
Joseph R. I. McCarthy
R.-Wis
Whitey
McCarthy
Hisenhower
Armistice Day Parade in Long Beach Honors War Heroes
Long Beach crowds estimated at 75,000 gathered for an Armistice Day parade featuring Maj. Raymond Harvey of Pasadena as grand marshal and repatriated Southland POWs from Korea. The procession included seven divisions, the Long Beach Motorcycle Escort, Poly High Band, mounted police, and Armistice Day queen Shari Stennette. Police Capt. William Kummer led the reviewing stand salute in front of the Veterans Memorial Building as officials and military brass watched.
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Long Beach
Winmer
Raymond Harvey
Pasadena
Ocean Blvd
Pine Ave
Broadway
Major Harvey
Southland
Korea
Navy
Marine
Veterans Memorial Building
William Kummer
Hobart R. Gay
Check Crash Victim for Greenlease Link
In Kentucky a crash near Clinton is under review to determine if a man killed was Thomas John Marsh, linked to the Greenlease kidnapping. State Police Lt. James Mason identified the wreck victim as Billy Starr, 45, of Mexico Missouri, noting similar identifying marks. An unidentified caller claimed Starr and Marsh are the same person.
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Raw Ucah
Var
Clinton
Thomas John Marsh
Greenlease
James Mason
Billy Starr
Mexico
Marsh
Mason
Hopkins and Brown Funeral
Starr
One Dead in Refinery Fire in Wilmington
A deadly fire at Union Oil's Wilmington refinery Tuesday night left Hubert Snell of Lynwood dead from third degree burns. Long Beach man Philip N. Fawcett, the assistant superintendent, drove the burning tanker away from the danger zone, earning praise as the real hero. The blaze, estimated at $50,000, was brought under control in about 90 minutes with extensive firefighting efforts from Wilmington and San Pedro crews.
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Union of Co
Wilmington
Long Beach
Hubert Snell
Century Blvd
Lynwood
Snell
Seaside Hospital
Doe R. Par
Allyn Tank Line
Central Ave
Compton
Philip N. Fawcett
Eucalyptus Ave
Erie Bttn
F. J. Adams
San Pedro
Anaheim St
Navy Plane With 14 Men Lost
A United States Navy amphibious patrol with 14 men aboard crashed in the Korea Strait between Japan and Korea Tuesday. No survivors found. The PBM Mariner went down off Cheju Village, Korea. A merchant ship S.3 Swordknot reported debris and two pontoons. Four American destroyers searched the area but found nothing.
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Tokyo
Korean Strait
Japan
Korea
Che- Ju Village
Navy
Swordknot
Pneamvivane
Commuter Train Derails Near 30th Street Station
A Paice commuter train on a Schuylkill River bridge derailed injuring 33 passengers. Two cars were severely damaged and one smashed into a concrete wall. Twenty-two riders from Chestnut Hill to Philadelphia were hospitalized, four received on-site aid. no deaths reported. Rescue efforts hampered by bridge access.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Paice
Schuylkill River
Chestnut Hill
PRR
30Th St
Pennsylvania
Thej
Joseph S. Clark
Weather outlook cloudy through Thursday with foggy periods
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Thursday with fog developing late evening and into early morning hours. Skies clear gradually by daybreak with light winds and modest temperature changes.
U.N. to Air Atrocity Claims Over Korea War
The United Nations General Assembly voted 53 to 5 with two abstentions to air American charges that Communist forces in Korea committed atrocities against U.N. prisoners. Russian delegates accused the U.S. of inflaming opinion while the U.N. debates continue. The U.S. plan calls for condemnation of the atrocities and potential impartial probes as mass murder allegations are discussed.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
Korea
U. N
Java Lakshmi Pandit
India
Repishinsky
United States
Orj
General Assembly
U. S
U. N. Ac- Assembly
Vitson
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James Haggerty
Los Angeles’ Area
Ieeias
GOP
L.A
Lipscomb
Los Angeles
California
Glenard P. Lipscorah
24Th
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Norris Poulson
Republican Party
George Arnold
Democratic Party
John L. E. Collier
Irving Markheim
Snother
House
Norman Ess
Coldbrook Ave
Ess
Janice
Terry
Bert Resnik
Greenlease Link
L.B. Man
Bellflower Blvd
Bellflower
U.N
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