One Clue in Japan Killing Buries Little Susan
The 9-year-old Susan Rothschild was buried in Tokyo today as authorities held a lineup of American soldiers in a vain search for her killer. Two Japanese teenage girls described a tall man in uniform, but offered no identification. Col. and Mrs. Rothschild mourned, while autopsy confirmed strangulation and death minutes before discovery. Police say the lineup may not yield an arrest, and the ditch where Susan was found was drained with no clues found.
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Sitl
Susia
Jacquard
Abhschild
Galighe
East Sagaminara
Susan
8169Th Army Hospital
U.S
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Adclaims Vitality and Nerves
An old advertisement promotes Ostrex Tonic Tablets with claims to boost vitality, iron for blood, and better nerves. It targets men and women feeling weak and tired, promising quick daily use and economic size options available at Sav-On stores.
Eight Chinese Family Die in Manila Fire After Birthday
A fire in Manila killed eight members of a Chinese family after a birthday celebration. Police say the blaze began from two candles left burning on the family shrine, destroying their home.
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Manila
Mark Clark Writing Book on Korean War
General Mark Clark announces a book on his Far East tour and Korea armistice, including experiences with Communists to illustrate their consistency. He urges force over negotiation and praises infantry. The Clarks travel to Fort Benning and Florida, then Charleston to consider The Citadel presidency.
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Mark Clark
New York
Mark
Clark
Far East
Austria
Alfours
Los Angeles
American Airlines
Speml
Korea
Clarks
Ft. Benning
Florida
Charleston
S. C
Citadel
Marek
President and They Have Kindly Invited Us to Make Suggestions
A brief quotation notes that the president invited input and suggestions from others. The line implies openness to ideas and collaborative discussion without detailing a specific event or program.
Aussie Troops Seize Secret British Gear at Woomera
A high government source said Australian troops at the Woomera rocket range in South Australia seized secret British atom ic equipment after allegedly being told by British scientists they could keep gear not worth returning to Britain. The items included generators and radio equipment. The government is deciding action as parcels flood the range post office and most equipment is accounted for, with soldiers insisting they had permission.
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Australia
Woomera
South Astralia
Britain
Emu Plains
Woomela Racket Range
Honard Beale
Ald
House of Representatives
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