Kidnapped 13-Year-Old Found After Queens Abduction
In New York a 13-year-old girl was abducted from her rooming house in pajamas by a stranger who posed as law and forced her into a car. She was later found several miles away in front of a Queens post office after a $5 payment. The suspect knocked Botticelli, the rooming house superintendent, and fled with Dorothy De Longe, who identified the man before the ordeal ended.
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New York
Dorothy de Longe
Dorothy
Naper
Queens
James Botticelli
Botticelli
Anthony
Boticelli
Must Be Strong to Repel Attack Says Vishinsky at UN
At the United Nations Russia's Andrei Vishinsky charged US policy risks global tensions and blocks disarmament. He cited bases around Russia plans to remilitarize Western Germany and efforts to derail a Korean peace conference. He urged the UN to bolster defenses and pressed for Panmunjom talks to proceed with neutral involvement.
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United Nations
Russia
Andrei
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Germany
United States
U. N
Adenauer
East
West
France
Bonn
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Jules Moch
Syngman Rhee
U. N. Assembly
Panmunjom
Korea
Iff
Greek King and Queen Arrive for Los Angeles Visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived in Los Angeles on a goodwill tour. A 20 minute delay occurred as the king’s pants were pressed. A crowd of about 3500 greeted them at City Hall, with Mrs Norris Poulson presenting the queen a bouquet. The royal couple held a press conference praising U.S.-Greece relations and joked about fashion and horse riding during their stay.
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Los Angeles
Paul
Frederika
Greece
Norris Poulson
Poulson
United States
Preston Hotchkis
Weather Update Forecast Sees Cloudy Days
Considerable cloudiness continues through Saturday with partial afternoon clearing and light morning drizzle. The pattern suggests cooler afternoons and lingering gray skies across the region through the weekend.
Eisenhower visit and White case figures in post content
The New York Post cites a 1947 article claiming Eisenhower met Harry Dexter White in 1944 and discusses the Morgenthau plan’s origins. Separately, Eisenhower arrives in Ottawa for a two day visit and addresses Parliament. Justice Clark refuses to testify to HUAC on the White case amid a shift to written questions. LA school chief warns board over efforts to improve instruction.
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N.Y. Post
Ottawa
Harry White
NEW York
New York Post
Eisenhower
Harry Dexter White
Gen
England
White
Herbert Brownell Jr
Treasury
International Monetary Fund
Truman
FBI
Brownell
Fred Smith
Treasury Sec
Henry Morgenthau Jr
United Nations World
Morgenthau
Smith
Germany
Dwight D. Eisenhower
St. Louie
Post
Bienhower
Washington
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bae
L. A
Hits
Clark
Congressional
Chairrman Velde
R-Tjl
Where to Find It Capsule of Page References
A compact index lists where to find various sections in the newspaper. It enumerates pages for Beach Combing, Billy Rose, Boyle, Bridge, Classifieds, Camics, Crossword, Editorial, Financier, obituaries, Radio and TV, Shipping Table, Sports, Theaters, Tides and Temperatures, Woman, and Your World with page designations B-7, A-13, A-13, A-13, B-10 to 7, B-7, 8-10, A-12, 8-9, 8-2, B-6, B-10, A-15 to 17, 8-8, B-10, B-4, 5, and A-2.
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Billy Rose
Boyle
Camics
Sprague Resigns From National GOP Group
New York Republican figure Russell Sprague today resigned from the Republican National Committee. He says persistent criticism of his ownership in trotting race track stocks, tied to a larger scandal, prompted the move though he notes he sold all shares years ago. He will stay a Nassau County party leader.
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New York
Wel J
Russell Sprague
Republican National Committee
Sprague
Dean P. Taylor
New York State
Republican Committee
Nassau County
Father Says He Has Done Enough As Third Son Faces Draft
Raleigh dispatch reports North Carolina father J N Inman of Columbus County who has lost five sons in World War II faces the draft of his 22 year old married son with no children. He appeals to Selective Service and the President for help while Col Hugh Upton declines to say how he answered. The law allows deferment for an only surviving son when brothers were killed. Inman writes I feel I have done enough and I have two sons left and you are about to take one of them.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Selective Service
J. N. Inman
Columbus County
North Carolina Selective Service Headquarters
United States
Hugh T. Upton
Inman
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Tadruder
L.A
By Marvin Arrowsmith
Canada
Massey
St. Laurent
Confederation Square
Eisenhowers
Rideau Hall
Douglas Stuart
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Alexander J. Stoddard
Board of Education
Stoddard
Justice Clark
House
Rentayieonie
Harrisburg
Sprague Out
National
GOP Group
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