Warren Enters 1952 Presidential Race in GOP
California Governor Earl Warren, 60, announced his bid for the Republican Presidential nomination. He urged a constructive program and a California favorite-son slate for June primaries, signaling potential cross-state campaigning while weighing broader moves. The Xa Republican camp views Warren as a strong dark horse alongside Taft, with Nixon backing his state leadership.
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Sacramento
Earl Warren
California
Warren
GOP
Richard Nixon
R. Calif
Secr
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Planes Hunt C-82 Missing With 36 Aboard
Search planes braved ice and fog in Southern France mountains to find a U S Flying Box Car believed down with 36 aboard. Units from Germany and England searched a 40 mile corridor between Bordeaux and Dijon where it was last heard from on a Frankfurt to Bordeaux flight. More than 60 planes took off at dawn. passengers were 29 enlisted airmen and one soldier. crew included three officers.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
France
U. S
England
Bordeaux
Dijon
Frankfurt
MacArthur Defies Charge At Veterans Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur pressed ahead with plans to greet 1291 returning Korean War veterans in Seattle amid charges he used a nonpartisan event for partisan aims. Gov. Arthur B. Langlie and Mayor William Devin joined him, while Hugh B. Mitchell refused to participate after hearing his remarks.
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Seattle
Wash
Douglas MacArthur
Arthur B. Lanelie
Washington
William F. Devin
Anton Wea
Hugh B. Mitchell
MacArthur
Washington Democrat
Truman
Mitchell
U. S
France and Britain Slash Imports From Dollar Areas
Paris reports a 22 percent cut in dollar-area imports for July 1951 to June 1952, to 500 million dollars, due to rearmament costs in Indochina. Non dollar-area spending will also be trimmed, with calls for further details. The move follows Britain's 10 percent cut and heads toward austerity amid NATO concerns and Rome talks. Imports will be funded by American aid, French exports, U.S. defense spending, and tourism revenue.
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Paris
France
Britain
Indochina
Richard Butler
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rome
U. S
Papers Charge New Tax Scandal in Washington Reports
Washington datelined reports from Providence and St. Louis say Theron L. Caudle head of the Justice Department tax division attempted to steer the Alabama income tax evasion case against Gulf Coast Tobacco partners away from prosecution. Assistant Attorney General John Mitchell resisted, amid alleged pressure from Rep. Frank Boykin. Mitchell later transferred to criminal division and a Boston grand jury indicted Denis W. Delaney, former internal revenue collector for Massachusetts.
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Providence
R. E
Providence Evening Bulletin
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Washington
Theron L. Caudle
Justice Department
Alabama
Caudle
John Mitchell
Gulf Coast Tobacco Co
Mitchell
Boston
Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Brave Man But Marriage Too Much for Ex Marine Hero
Ex Marine lieutenant colonel Roger Willock of Pittsburgh was granted a divorce from Jo Ann Gorman Willock after testimony that his wife delivered a punch breaking two ribs. Willock, 37, cited repeated attacks including a broken bottle cut and threats to kill. He married in Carson City on May 5 1950 while in the Marine Corps.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel, A. Weiss
Roger Willock
Jo Ann Gorman Willock
Carson City
Marine Corps
Willock
U S Eighth Army cites mass killings by Chinese and Koreans
The U S Eighth Army legal section accuses Chinese Communists of killing about 2790 prisoners and Koreans of roughly 2000 in a year and a half of war. They report 1250 Americans killed near the Yalu in September 1950 and 200 Marines shot in one day near Sinhung in December.
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Pusan
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
United Nations Command
James M. Hanley
Seattle
Army
U.S
Yalu River
Manchuria
U. S
Sinhung
Hungnam
U. S. 1St Marine Division
U. S. 7Th Infantry
Prairie Safari Tracks Lion Sighting Near Wahoo
Saunders County sheriff Jonze Davis says a large maned lion may be in the area near Wahoo Nebraska within 50 miles of Omaha after two farmers reported a big beast with a tufted tail. A posse tracked it to a cave yesterday but did not flush it. The origin remains unknown.
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Wahoo
Neb
Saunders County
Omaha
Saunder County
Jonze Davis
Divis
India Urges Big Four Peace Meet At Paris Assembly
India’s delegate Sir Benegal Rau urged a Big Four foreign ministers meeting to ease world tensions. He proposed a private, lower level discussion to set peaceful solutions and discreetly address outstanding disagreements among the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and France.
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Paris
India
Dau Seuye
Wes Coivauuecu
Vincent Auriol
Trumah
Churchill
Stalin
Rene Pleven
Auriol
Denmark
Ole Bjoern Kraft
Soviet Union
Rau
United Nations
Swedish Red Spy Draws Life Term
Ernst Hilding Andersson a Swedish naval officer admitted spying for Russia and was sentenced to life imprisonment at hard labor the maximum for peacetime espionage. He admitted turning over information on military and naval installations to Russians for invasion plans and said he had been a Communist for 25 years.
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Stockholm
Ernst Hilding Andersson
Russia
Andersson
Sweden
Moscow
Red Quizito renewal eyed for film industry probe
The House Committee on American Activities plans to reopen its communist in film industry probe with at least two days of hearings in Washington likely before Congress returns in January. Committee counsel Frank S. Tavenner Jr. stated the plan.
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Washington
House On American Activities
Frank S. Tavenner Jr
Congress
House Prices Rise With New OPS Construction Rule
The Office of Price Stabilization issued a regulation raising costs for new homes and building projects amid higher labor and materials prices since the Korean outbreak. Builders may pass these costs to bids or contracts, with a profit markup limited to 9/10 of the pre Korean base period. Labor costs up about 10 percent and materials about 12 percent. regulation takes effect November 20.
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Washington
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Reds demand immediate cease fire line in Korea talks
Communist negotiators challenge Allies to accept a cease-fire line now or end truce talks. U N spokesman Brig. Gen. William Nuckols says the Red proposal was rejected amid lengthy armistice session. Hsieh Fang of the Reds argues for a military demarcation now, while Allies caution such a line would curb pressure and stall other terms.
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Munsan
Korea
William P. Nuckols
U. N
Hsieh Fang
Red
Hsieh
Humboldt County Quake Jars Coast with Moderate Force
A Humboldt County earthquake struck shortly after midnight, shaking an extensive area along the coast for at least 65 miles and inland about 20 miles. No major damage was reported beyond scattered merchandise and broken glass, with felt territory extending 30 miles north of Eureka and 35 miles south. The Fortuna Scotia region in the Eel River Valley was cited as the quake center. The Berkeley seismograph recorded six minutes of activity, following a lighter quake in the same area the day before.
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Eureka
Humboldt County
Fortuna-Scotia
Eel River Valley
Lover
Fortuna
Universe of California
Berkeley
Beach Combing and Bridge Pages Featured Across Sections
The notice lists where to find various features in the newspaper including Beach Combing on Page B-1, Boyle on Page A-9, Bridge on Page A-9, Classified Ads from Pages B-12 to B-15, Comics on Page B-8, Crossword on Page B-6, Editorials on Pages A-1 and B-19, Financial on Pages B-10 and B-11, Radio and Television on Page 8-8, Obituaries on Page B-12, Shipping on Page B-11, Sports on Pages A-21 to A-23, Theaters on Pages 5 to 9, Tides Temperatures on Page B-1T, and Women's Activities on Pages B-2 and B-3.
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Boyle
Editoria
Communist Jets Hide for 4th Day in Korea War
Far East Air Forces said B26 bombers destroyed eight locomotives in pre dawn raids in North Korea as allied planes swept the skies for a fourth straight day. Ground forces repelled two Red probing attacks on the western front and a Communist platoon was scattered on the eastern front. Observers reported hundreds of dead and wounded among Chinese troops being dragged away.
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U. 8
S4rmy
Korea
Far East Air Forces
Air Force
U. N
8Th Army
Independent Quiz of Liquor Unit Ordered
Washington, Nov 13. Congress members said President Truman agreed to let them see all Justice Department files on tax fraud cases. Revenue Commissioner Dunlap ordered an outside-acted inquiry into the alcohol tax unit to root out irregularities and purge hoodlums and racketeers from the liquor industry while officials noted permits were once issued to ex bootleggers and rum runners.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Justice Department
Tax
Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Revenue Bureau
Ming
D.calif
House
Ways and Means
Key West
King
Department of Justice
Dunlap
Secret Service
M. L. Harney
Asssistant
Bureau of Narcotics
Dwight E. Datis
Alcohol Tax Unit
Drownings in Caspian Flood Hit Guilan Province
Tehran dispatch reports Governor-General Arsalan Khalatbart said floods swept away the village of Roodsar near the Caspian Sea. About 295 people drowned, 800 families were left homeless, and damages reached 15,000,000 rials about $300,000.
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Tehran
Guilan
Roodsar
Caspian Sea
Arsalan Khalatbart
Mossadegh appeals for U S aid to stave Iran paralysis
Iran's Premier Mohammed Mossadegh told the National Press Club he seeks immediate U S financial help to avert paralysis from a grave economic crisis. He condemned Britain over oil nationalization while signaling no change in Iran's plan to nationalize the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. Talks with the State Department recently failed to bridge gaps, and he extended his stay beyond tomorrow amid possible last minute progress in negotiations.
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Washington
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
United States
National Press Club
Britain
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Mossadegh
Magssadegh
State Department
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Independent Quiz of Liquor Unit
Justice Dept
Caspian
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