Rivalry over GOP 1950 Warren Knight bid heats up in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 22, 1950, William F. Knowland and Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight clashed with Governor Earl Warren’s stance at a Republican state central committee meeting. Knowland denounced preprimary endorsements while Knight defended endorsements and pressed for free enterprise. Warren was absent, sending a letter.
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Republican Party
S&s
William F. Knowland
Repubican
State Central Committee
Earl Warren
Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knieht
Sid
San Francisco Central Committee
Truman
Rony
Pendergast Machine
Warren
Edward S. Shattuck
Central Committee
Knight
Shattuck
Krowland
Warren-Knight
Ovposition
FQ Free Enterprise Knight
Czechs Hint at Spy Trial for U.S. Clerk
Prague reports Samuel Meryn a U S embassy clerk from New York may face espionage charges with Czech conspirators. He is jailed in a court prison, held incommunicado, as U S officials seek access. Czech authorities tied the case to a broad espionage network and expelled 11 Yugoslav diplomats.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Samuel Meryn
U. S
New York
Meryn
United States
James C. Penfield
Isaac Patch
Foreign Ministry
Termabassy
Fom
Bohemia
Watsonville Sciots Bond to Be Flown for Review
Local note announces that the Sciots bond from Watsonville will be flown to Long Beach for a band review scheduled on November 26. The California Nevada District Kiwanis International opens a four day convention today in the city. Also mentions playgrounds preparing for Halloween observances and a teletype report on crackdowns in Soviet satellite countries in reprisal for a U.S. indictment of a Russian tracing agency.
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Watsonville
Sciots Bond
Long Beach
California-Nevada
Kiwanis International
U. S
Find It Guide for Newspaper Sections Across The Paper
An index listing where to locate various sections and topics within the newspaper. It covers Armed Services News to Waterfront and Women’s Activities, with pages ranging from A to D sections. It notes specific pages for autos, aviation, business, classifieds, bridges, education, and more.
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Armed Services News
Boyle
Corvista
Aqdt
Realty News
Waterfront
Mayer Fails to Form French Cabinet and Resigns
Premier-designate Rene Mayer quits after failing to form a cabinet as Socialist pressure blocks his conditions. Crisis lengthens with 42 posts left vacant for 16 days. Mayer served only two days as France awaits a new government.
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Mayer
Paris
Rene Mayer
France
Navy Leader Seen On Skids In Policy Fuss
Washington October 22 AP The Navy faces a policy clash over grand strategy and Adm Louis E Denfeld may be forced from his post as chief of naval operations amid calls for unity among service chiefs. A Pentagon official warned personnel changes could follow and that Denfeld Bradley and other leaders cannot work together under current tensions. Secret discussions suggest action soon, with Matthews mulling Denfelds reappointment while Johnson signals no reprisals but intolerance for dissent on unification. Other senior admirals including Radford Blandy Kinkaid and Connolly back the Navy position amid claims of Air Force funding priorities and strategic bomb emphasis.
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Washington
Adm
Louis E. Denfeld
Navy
Pentagon
Denfeld
Naval Operations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrest Sherman
Mediterranean
Denfield
Sherman
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Air Force
Johnson
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs
Bradley
Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
House Committee
Vinson
D Ga
Mark Clark
A. W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
W. H. P. Blandy
Atlantic
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Eastern Sea Frontier
Richard L. Connolly
Freeze Expected in Chicago Area
A cold front moved eastward from the Appalachians threatening to drop temperatures along the Atlantic Coast. The Midwest felt the chill with a long spell of cold weather, as Chicago’s mercury fell 34 degrees in 16 hours and the high sank to 37. The first seasonable cold snap was due to arrive in the Chicago area by Sunday night.
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Appalachian Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Midwest
Chicago
Nation Upsurge of Idle Workers Amid Strike Wave
Nationwide survey shows about 4 million idle with potential rise as coal and steel shortages bite. Most idled due to nonjobless reasons, many on unemployment or permanent unemployables, while 1+ million remain jobless from strikes. Ahead: big cutbacks in small firms, railroads, auto, and steel. Government estimates warn millions could be idle if strikes persist, with 1949 employment near highs before the downturn.
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Associated Press
Jpin
Interstate Commerce
Commission
Es Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
St. Louis
Bureau of Labor Statistatics
Washington
Franco Arrives in Lisbon for Five Day State Visit
Portugal mingled pride and ceremony as Gen Francisco Franco of Spain arrived in Lisbon for a five day state visit. Flags bands and a 21 gun salute marked the welcoming. thousands gathered to greet him.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Francisco Franco
Spain
Truman Said Ready to End Big Strikes
President Truman planned to intervene to stop the metal and coal strikes if unresolved by mid next week. White House sources suggested possible actions include a Taft Hartley injunction and inviting steel officials to discuss pension and insurance demands.
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Ashington
Oet
Truman
White House
CSO Steel Workers
Mine Workers’ Union
Northern
Western
Cyrus
Ching
New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Williamsburg
Felon Released After Operation to Curb Crimes
Pittsburgh report shows career burglar Millard F. Wright released from prison two and a half years after a prefrontal lobotomy aimed at curbing his urge to steal. Wright, 40, had spent most of his life in reformatories and jails, and is now a hospital cook under parole supervision. The UC Berkeley earthquake note follows in the same dispatch.
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Pittsburgh
Millard F. Wright
Tate
Wright
G. Malcolm McDonald
Bus collision injures five near Liberal Kansas
A Wichita bound transcontinental bus and a motor car collided today near Liberal Kansas injuring five people. Passengers hospitalized include Mrs Susan Spradlin of Ontario California who is not believed severely hurt. The crash occurred as the bus traveled toward Wichita and the sedan was entering the crossing. Authorities investigated the cause and gave first aid at the scene.
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Liberal
Kan
J Susan Spradlin
Ontario
Calif
Escapee Jack Tatum Flees as Citywide Hunt Expands
FBI, county and Phoenix police chase Jack L. Tatum after a jailbreak at Maricopa County jail. Tatum, 26, escaped during a midnight break involving a deputy and jailer. two accomplices were killed, two remain inside the courthouse. Blood traces and sightings push a large-scale manhunt through downtown Phoenix and adjoining industrial districts.
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W.A. Millett
Maricopa ‘County
Phoenix
A. P. Wirephoto
Ariz
Jack L. Tatum
Maricopa County
Downstown
Arizona
Tatum
FBI
Sheriff's
Tom Stowe
Charles McEwen
Edward Corcoran
Corcoran
McEwen
Oregon
John Bridges
Head-on Car Crash Kills Two Women
A head on collision on Vermont Avenue south of 233rd Street in the Keystone district killed two women. Anne Carey, 42, of Gardena and Catherine Howard, 56, of South Pasadena, died at or after arrival to Barbara General Hospital, while Edna Hovey, 60, of Highland Park, and Charles Carey, 41, of Gardena were seriously injured. Deputies said a northbound car driven by Edna Hovey collided with a southbound car driven by Anne Carey after one vehicle swerved onto the wrong side of the road.
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Vermont Ave
233Rd St
Keystone District
Anne Carey
Gardena
Catherine Howard
South Pasadena
Barbara General Hospital
Charles Carey
Edna H. Hovey
Highland Park
Howard
Carey
Hovey
Sheriff's Deputies
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Felon
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University’ of California Seismograph
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