Salute to Milton War Widow Connie Hughes and Her Three Girls
Connie Hughes of Milton Oregon mourns the loss of Staff Sgt. John P. Hughes who died of wounds in Korea on September 6 1950. The article recalls their wartime marriage children and a church spire photo requested for an album of memories as prints are mailed to the family with sympathy.
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Connie Hughes
John P. Hughes
Connie
Long Beach
Oregon
Atlantic Ave
Otter
Ney Joveu Uup Ciny
Sgt
Hughes
South Pacific
Milton
Pacific
Connie Colleen
Kathleen
Cindy Lee
Korea
Adjutant General of the Army
Secretary of the Army
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Seventh St
Tiny Cindy Lee
Jasper Nutter
St. Luke's
Ore
John
Republican Drive to Oust Acheson Gains GOP Backing
Republican leader Guy Gabrielson renewed calls to remove Secretary of State Acheson amid GOP claims of a repudiated Truman foreign policy. He urged a tougher course and a cabinet shakeup including Brannan. Senator Vandenberg, recently ill, is expected to return Jan 3 to influence foreign policy debates.
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Washington
Guy Gabrielson
Acheson
Gabrielson
Trugman
G.O. P
Truman
Agriculture Brannan
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
Congress
Vandenberg
Sen. Wiley
Cousin
Atso Wiley
Nurse Dr Campbell Held After Ninth Year Old Kidnap Plot
FBI agents in Santa Fe recovered Linda Stamm a nine year old girl held for a $20 000 ransom. Dr Nancy D Campbell a respected local physician confessed to kidnapping the child and was captured at the estate gates after posing as a man. Wyly FBI New Mexico chief said thirty officers took part in the operation.
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Santa FE
N. M
FBI
Linda Stamm
Nancy D. Campbell
Bercy Wyly, II
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Campbell
Stamm
Sol Lomas
Las Vegas
Here
The Doubtful Russ Ready for Big War
UR Gen Dwight D Eisenhower says Russia is not prepared for global war now. He spoke at the City Club in Dallas and cautioned he is not an expert on Russia. He declined to comment on a United Press survey of GOP leaders.
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Dallas
Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
City Club
Eisenhower
United Press
Armed Man Found Dead on L. B. Street
The body of a burglar with tools was found on the sidewalk in front of 2018 Oregon Ave. He wore gloves and a dark suit and carried a Be caliber revolver, a jimmy set, keys, a Bulova watch, flashlight, and passkeys. Identified none, death cause not yet known. Ray McLellan and Orlando Kottke made discovery.
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Oregon Ave
Ray McLellan
Orlando Kottke
19Th St
Board of Education weighs new school plans this week
Highlights show Realty sales near all-time peak and a City event calendar with the International Refrigeration Service Engineers Society meeting at Municipal Auditorium this week. Also noted are a teletyped juvenile delinquency item and a survey on crime booklets in a Chinese Red trade. Secretary Sawyer opposes a ban on page A-3.
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Board of Education
International Refrigertion Service Engineers Society
Municipal Auditorium
Sawyer
Where to Find It
Brief index of newspaper sections lists pages for Armed Service Auto Aviation Beach Combing Bridge Classified Crossword Editorials Explore Your Mind Luncheon Clubs Obituaries Public Forum Radio and Television Realty News Sports Theaters Waterfronts and Women’s Activities sections in Southland publication.
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Armed Service
Public Forum
Southland Magazine
Lost Patrol of Five Marines Returns From Korea Night Rescue
Lt. R. H. Corbet of Long Beach leads the 27 hour mission to retrieve 59 Marines from the pine forests near Hamhung. Five dead and 10 wounded came back with the group as the patrol, long believed lost, fought a banzai attack and endured harsh behind the lines combat.
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Fameung
Korea
Long Beach
Calif
Charlie Company
Fifth Marine Regiment
R.H. Corbet
Ruth B. Corbet
Walnut. Ave
Corbet
Marine Corps
Long
Richard Tucker
Baltimore Sun
Yent
Hamhung
Taft Narrowly Leads GOP Chairmen for 1952 Nomination
A United Press survey of about 40 Republican state chairmen shows Ohio Senator Robert A. Taft the overwhelming choice for the 1952 GOP presidential nomination with Gen. Dwight Eisenhower a distant second. Taft denied he is a candidate at present, while party leaders credit his post-election strength.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Press
California
Earl Warren
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Harold E. Stasse
Truman
White House
Taft
Democrats
Labor
China to Send Nine-Man Delegation to UN Over U S Aggression
Communist China notified the United Nations it will send a nine man delegation to argue that the United States is the aggressor while declining a Security Council invitation to discuss Chinese intervention in Korea. Chou En Lai announced the two cables to UN Secretary General Trygve Lie.
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Lake Success
China
United Nations
United States
Security Council
Korea
Chou En-Lai
U. N
Trygve ‘Lie
China Reds Cite Lafayette Ties in Korea Aid Debate
The Chinese Communist Foreign Office likened its Korea intervention to Lafayette assisting the colonies and said Peiping would not halt volunteers aiding Koreans by air from Peiping on November 14. It rejected a Security Council invitation to discuss charges about Formosa and U S Seventh Fleet actions.
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Lafayette
China
Kong
Communist Foreign Office
Korea
Peiping
Pieping
Security Council
Formosa
U. 3
Bridge at Sinulju Damaged by Air Raid Across Korea
Bulletin reports M1 carrier planes swarmed Sinulju bridge linking Manchuria and Korea, destroying a railroad span and punching a hole in the highway section. The Kinnew front sees Communist counterattacks as UN forces push toward the Manchurian border.
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Seoul
Bsinulju
Manchuria
Korea
Sinulju
Chines Communista
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