Japanese Want GI 71 to Stay in Japan
Fourteen hundred Japanese petitioned Maj. Gen. Walter L. Weibel to keep First Class Delbert W. Jenkins and his wife in Japan as he faces transfer to the U S next month. They praise Mrs. Jenkins for humanitarian work, peace advocacy, and helping rebuild a democratic postwar Japan.
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Tokyo
U.S. Army
America
Japan
Delbert W. Jenkins
U. S
Yokohama
Walter L. Weibel
Hiroshima
Texas Lover Back in Egypt Returns to Samia Gamal
The Texas lover Abdul lah King arrived in Cairo with divorce papers in hand and announced his love for Egyptian dancer Samia Gamal. He plans a civil ceremony at the American consulate and a Moslem religious ceremony that evening. Samia signs to perform in Miami in January and later in New York.
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Cairo
Egypt
Texas
Sheppard
Abdullah) King
Samia Gamal
King
Samia
New York
Juarez
Mexico
Zamalek
Everning
Miami
Purge of pin ups in Pittsburgh city hall urged by councilman
Pittsburgh councilman Patrick T. Fagan led a purge of calendars showing semi-nude pin ups from city hall spaces. He tore up calendars in the police communications center and warned of office by office checks. He cited a rosette clad model and a sign claiming home needs a mother as examples of obscenity. He said the purity campaign is a lifelong fight against obscenity and filth.
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Pittsburgh
Patrick T. Fagan
Fagan
David L. Lawrence
City Hall
Wildcat Strike Ties Up 40 New York Bus Lines
New York on November 22 saw about 40 bus routes in Manhattan and the Bronx tied up by a wildcat strike sparked over Thanksgiving pay. Union leaders sanctioned the walkout but said it would end at midnight as normal service resumed. Major figures included Michael J. Quill and Matthew Guinan, with Mayor Impellitteri warning against broader actions.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Third Ave
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers
Matthew Guinan
Local 100
TWA
John Lewis
Lewis
James Hodes
Vincent Impellitteri
ROK Aids Marine in Sending Korean Boy to U S for Education
PUSAN Korea Nov 22 UP The South Korean government promised to help Marine Sgt R M Coffey send a 15 year old Korean boy to the United States for education. Coffey seeks placement with the par ents of Kalama Washington and has involved Sen Cain and publisher J M McClelland. Korean foreign minister Pyun Xung said the Republican government favors the idea and will do all it can to assist. He added Korea wants its young people educated in the United States for the country’s future.
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Pusan
Korea
R. M. Coffey
U.S
Coffey
Kim My-jung Hwan
D. W. Coffey
Kalama
Wash
Coffeys
Sen. Cain
R.wash
J. M. McClelland
Longview 1
Daily News
Pyun Xung
United States
Ex Convict Arrested as Cross U S Forger
A 27 year old ex convict was arrested in St Louis by police and held for FBI inquiry after police seized a complete certified check producing outfit from his hotel room. Donald Livingston of Los Angeles confessed to passing over 7000 in bogus checks since May across the nation after leaving Wisconsin State Penitentiary in Waupun Wisconsin.
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ST. Louis
FBI
Donald Livingston
Los Angeles
Wisconsin State Penitentiary
Waupun
Wis
Thanksgiving Day Sentences 19-Year-Old for Armed Robbery
In McAlester Oklahoma on November 22 Judge Johnson gave 19-year-old Tulsa resident Jim Kimbrell a 24 hour penitentiary term after pleading guilty to armed robbery. Warden Waterson warned of the chair while a guard showed a gallery of inmates.
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Lab
Mcalester
Okla
Jim Kimbrell
Tulsa
W. Lee Johnson
Kimbrell Priteye
Hnson
Peak Bation
Ding Mibrell
Jerome Waterson
Kimbrell
R.R. Reed
Drunk Husband Describes Wife Suicide At Atlanta Apartment
In Atlanta Navy yard district a 47 year old real estate dealer, Henry Albert Farmer, said he watched his wife drink poison and die after learning he had limited time to live. He claimed he then drank heavily, posted a do not disturb sign, and slept as detectives gathered details. Police detained him as a material witness while noting his own condition.
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Atlanta
Navy
J. E. Helms
W. M. Holland
Henry Albert Farmer
Farmer
Congressmen Oppose Desert Fox Film in Germany
Six members of the U S House Foreign Affairs Committee protested 20th Century Fox plans to show Desert Fox in Germany. They cable the studio urging cancellation to prevent exploitation by Communists and neo Nazis, citing State Department and U S high commission concerns. The lawmakers are Clement J Zablocki Jacob K Javits A J Carnahan Edna Kelly Chester E Merrow and Brooks Hays.
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Germany
Bonn
U. S
House of Representatives
Foreign Affairs Committee
20Th Century Fox
Erwin Rommel
State Department
U.S. High Commission For
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
A.J. Carnahan
D.mo
Edna §. Kelly
D-N-Y
Chester E. Merrow
R.-N.h
Brooks Hays
Weaningtime Europe Told in Foreign Aid Talk
Washington November 22 AP three Democratic senators reacted with little enthusiasm to reports the State Department may seek more foreign aid early next year for France Britain and other nations. They warned Congress would be slow to act with the current tax burden and noted France and Britain faced dollar shortages and possible new aid requests.
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Washington
State Department
Congress
France
Britain
Edwin C. Johnson
D.cole
U. S
Maybank
Senate Banking Committee
Appropriations Committee
United States
Defense Housing Credit Relaxed Speeds WWII Mortgages
Defense Mobilizer Charles I Wilson appointed Raymond M Foley as special housing assistant to unify control of defense housing. The government relaxed advance commitment limits from FNMA to buy up to 100 percent of mortgages on programmed housing in critical defense areas. Changes aim to speed construction for defense workers and military personnel, extending to disaster regions and atomic energy installations.
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Washington
Defense Housing
Defense
Charles
Wilson
Raymond IM. Foley
Foley
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
HAFA
Pastor's Appeal Delayed in Hetenyi Murder Case
In Albany on November 22, the Court of Appeals postponed until January the hearing on Rev. George P. Hetenyi's appeal from a first degree murder conviction for the killing of his wife.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
George P. Hetenyi
High wheel champ recalls past on 87th birthday
E A De Blois, once a top rider with the Columbia Boston team, recalls a career in 51 races with 19 wins and a 2 minute 46 and two fifths second mile road wheel record set 64 years ago. Born in Hartford, he moved to Long Beach in 1923 and remains active in shuffleboard as he marks Thanksgiving birthday.
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Boston
America
E. A. de Blois
E. First St. Cie
DeBois
Century Club
Hartford
Conn
Long Beach
Bixby Park
DeBlois
Los Angeles
Tom Homer
George Carl
William J. McWaoad_ig
Arabia
George Elliot Brissey
Chicago
DeBlais
Widow's Sons Are Home- Two Wounded One Dead
Mrs. Josephine Needham welcomed home three sons from Korea on Thanksgiving Day. Sgt. John Needham was killed in action last January with the First Cavalry Division. Corporal Henry Needham and Corporal Richard Needham returned wounded, Henry losing a leg and crippling his arm, Richard receiving two Purple Hearts. The family, including Gov. Williams and Mayor Crega, greeted them at the Lansing railroad station. a funeral home vigil followed.
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Lansing
Mich
Josephine Needham
Korea
John Needham
First Cavalry Division
Henry Deedham
Richard
Henry
Suicide Hill
Theda
Stephen
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Latsing
Ralph W. Crega
Walter
Truman Aide Confirms Killings in Korea Fight
Maj. Gen. Frank E. Lowe retied observer for nine months in Korea said reports that 5600 U S troops were killed by atrocity are true. He told Portland Republican club the public had not been told and described commanders efforts to guard and recapture prisoners as the war he called the roughest, toughest since Custer.
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Portland
Frank E. Lowe
Truman
Korea
U. S
Lowe
Portland Young Republicans
Custer
Shoplifter Given to 5 Year Term in The Court
In Los Angeles on November 22, a 63 year old woman, Marie Callenders, was sentenced to one to five years for shoplifting candy. The judge stated leniency would be just, as she had pled guilty to the charges.
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Lus Anueles
Marie’ Callenders
Petty
Policy Rapped by McCarthy in Foreign Policy Clash
Washington November 22 AP Sen McCarthy charged the Republican best issue for 1952 is the Kremlin directed foreign policy of the Truman administration. Sen Sparkman countered Democrats stand united behind policy and want a bipartisan approach. Sen Duff endorsed Eisenhower to lead the party, denying allied ties to Truman and noting Tribune support for Taft.
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Washington
Truman
Sen. MacCarthy
R.wis
Sen. Sparkman
D.ala
Evies’ McCarthy
Tom
Sparkman
Trueman
Duff
Ike
Sen
R.pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago Tribune
General Eisenhower
Tribune
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Holiday Traffic Toll Rises With Thanksgiving Day Deaths
The Associated Press reports eighteen killed in traffic accidents since 6 p m Wednesday as Thanksgiving holiday tolls mount. Earlier in the 30 hour period last year set a record with 201 accidental deaths, including a New York City double train crash. Massachusetts, Illinois, New York each reported multiple fatalities, with California Kentucky North Dakota Indiana and Kansas also noting deaths.
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Associated Prensa
New York City
Massachusetts
Inlinois
New York
California
Kentucky
North Dakota
Indiana
Kansas
Santa Early War in Korea Advances Yale
SAN FRANCISCO November 22. Today is Christmas at Captain Harry Staib home. His two children decorated a Christmas tree while Staib explained he reports to Camp Stone Calif Saturday for overseas duty and expects to be in Korea by Christmas. It was his wife’s idea to have him act as Santa Claus to make Christmas apart easier. Stockings were hung and presents opened as they looked forward to a future reunion.
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Harry Staib
Staib
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Korea
Santa Claus
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