Knowland in Line for Wherry Post
Washington report outlines a looming Republican struggle for the minority floor leader post after the death of Senator Wherry Nebraska. Senators Saltonstall Knowland and others considered, with Taft weighing support for Eisenhower or Warren, as Nixon says Knowland could win strong consideration. The piece notes Taft's silence until Wherry's funeral and the ongoing realignment within GOP factions.
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Ruth Roman Hurt in Studio Stair Fall
Actress Ruth Roman injured her right arm and shoulder in a fall down stairs at her studio yesterday. Her physician said she will be unable to work for several days.
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Ruth Roman
Doyle Wade chosen Truman delegates in 18th District caucus
In a tense Democratic caucus 18th district voters elected Doyle and Wade as Truman pledged delegates to the 1952 convention. Fletcher finished third and became alternate. Petition rules sparked clashes over loyalty to Truman as Doyle signaled indecision about running in the 18th or 23rd districts.
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Pipkin
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Kefauver
California
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Jury Awards 12500 to Injured 14Yearold in Hwy Collision
Jury in Judge Percy Hight's Superior Court awarded 14 year old Jerry Shaw 12500 for injuries from a December 15 1950 traffic accident at Pacific Coast Highway and Hayes Avenue. The Cavin Junk and Wrecking Co and driver George Dyess were found liable. defense argued Shaw lit a cigarette in the crosswalk. Trial lasted four hours.
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Cavin Junk and Wrecking Co
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George Dyess
Junk Concern
Shaw
Hayes Ave
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O'Conor Demands Action On Oatis Release
Senator O'Conor urged the State Department to press for the release of AP correspondent William N. Oatis from a Czechoslovak prison. He called the case a key part of the psychological warfare and urged reassessment of efforts after the alleged delays and the Czech government’s spy conviction.
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Sen. O’conor
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State Department
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Wiliam N. Oatis
Czechoslovakia
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O’conor
Acheson
Oatis
Land Mine Kills GI Near UN Truce Camp in Korea
One American soldier was killed and two were injured when they stepped on a land mine near the United Nations truce camp at Munsan Korea. Names were withheld.
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