U S Charges Soviets Ban Germ Probe
At United Nations the United States charged Russians directed torture of American airmen in Korea to force confessions of germ warfare. Dr Charles Mayo said the campaign was a calculated plan directed by Moscow with interrogations at Pak's Palace near Pyongyang and a center in Mukden Manchuria staffed by Soviet personnel. This was the first U S accusation of direct Soviet involvement in the torture.
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United Nations
United States
Korea
U.S
Moscow
U. N
Charles W. Mayo
Minnesota
U. S
Mayo
Pyongyang
Mukden
Manchuria
Elephant in the Front Yard Stuns Prichard Residents
In Prichard Alabama an elephant weighing about four tons appeared in a garage owner J T Taylors front yard after escaping from Mills Brothers Shows set up nearby. Police Sgt C D Wilkes and Patrolman W E Howell responded to the call as Mrs Taylors frightened husband reported the animal tearing up the yard at about 2 am. The couple initially thought it a dream, but the shaking ground and barking dogs confirmed the sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prichard
Ala
Mills Brothers
Taylor
Vanished teen Evelyn Hartley trigger wide La Crosse search
A massive hunt spread across La Crosse Wisconsin for 15 year old Evelyn Hartley who disappeared from the Viggo Rasmusen home where she babysat leaving signs of a bloody struggle. Authorities from the State Crime Laboratory joined the investigation as detectives traced footprints bloodstains and a possible car abduction while neighbors and volunteers combed the area. The missing girl is described as 5 feet 7 inches tall 120 pounds with blue eyes and light brown hair.
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George Long
Charles Wilson
Madison
State
Leo Kihn
Boy Scouts
Civil Air Patrol
George Brooks
Rasmusen
Evelyn
Richard Hartley
Hartley
Rasmusens
Benson Tells Cattlemen Woes of Cattle Props
Secretary of Agriculture Benson told 3650 cattlemen from 30 states he would consider price supports but warned of major obstacles. He favored an indirect program already used, noting past failures of rigid support prices for perishable goods. The meeting followed complaints about the cattle price squeeze and rising farm costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benson
Agriculture Secretary
Tie
SMALS
Agriculture Department
Milk strike shuts off supply for 12 million in N Y
AFL Teamsters drivers and 13 000 plant workers halted deliveries at 4 p m Sunday in a wage dispute involving 200 companies. Negotiators met as a mediation panel stood by. Dr J Blanford said the strike costs farmers about 250 000 daily as supply dwindled and lines formed for remaining milk at distributing points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel J. Cohen
Greenlease Case Hero Refuses to Testify
IT Louis II police Lt Shoulders says he will not testify before the federal grand jury in Kansas City about the Greenlease kidnapping. He resigns amid accusations his reputation was harmed by an inquiry into police handling of the case. Also, a nationwide distribution of missing ransom money serial numbers begins as authorities search for the $303,720. Shoulders and his landlady Jane Marie George are subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury.
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Louis—Ii
Louis Shoulders
Greenlease
Kansas City
Shoulders
Jane Marie George
Grand Jury
Miss George
John Hager
Hager
Contents and page references for the newspaper issue
The list enumerates sections and page numbers including Beach Combing Boyle Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters Titles Temperatures Women Your World with specific pages A-0 A-2 A-5 B-2 B-4 B-5 B-6 B-7 B-8 A-8 A-12 A-13 B-2 6-2 81 A-II B-6-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Rose
Boyle
Five Killed in Furious Indie Crash Near Indio
A crash five miles east of Indio on highway 60 70 killed five people and injured six after a runaway two truck trailer and three autos collided. The dead include Mildred J. Loucks Ruth Outwater Daisy Burdick William Oliver Eva Oliver and truck driver Edward Lezeit. Police say brakes failed on the Steff Products rig loaded with steer. The Hutto car carrying Sgt Willis Hutto and family and two others were among the injured.
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Indioq
Here
Mildred J. Loucks
Fontana
Calif
Ruth Lucille Outwater
Alhambra
Daisy Anna Burdick
Los Angeles
William Carroll Oliver
Midwest City
Okla
Eva Mae Oliver
Ernest E. Elmore
Oliver Edward Lezeit
Phoenix
Ariz
Willis D. Hutto
Hutto
Mildred Wanda
Lawanda Darlene
Olivers
Aren Leroy
Shirley
Coachella Valley Hospital
Oklahoma
Parks Air Force Base
Pleasanton
Oakland
Qutwater
Burdick
Laura Yeatman
Glendale
Eldora Demons
Indie Sunday
Foe Demand Threatens Korean Peace Talks Opening
At Panmunjom the Communists pressed to admit neutral nations to the talks, challenging U N negotiator Arthur Dean who said he cannot set the political conference makeup. Peiping radio echoed the clash over agenda while the United States insisted composition stays within UN terms. Meanwhile Reds push to repatriate 22 400 ex Red soldiers seemed doomed amid Western member doubts.
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George McArthur
Panmunjom
Compunists
United States
Ae Gee
Arthur Dean
U. S
U. N
Dean
Reds
Red China
Peiping
U. N—a
Russia
Head-on Crash Near Lone Pine Kills 3
Lone Pine residents mourn as a head on collision ten miles north of town claims three lives. Victims identified as Louis Huerta of Lone Pine Joaquin Rodriguez of Los Angeles and Salvadore Ortiz of Bakersfield died in the crash. Three others were injured when Huerta’s car crossed the center line into the opposing vehicle.
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Lone Pine
Here
Louis Huerta
Joaquin Rodriguez
Los Angeles
Salvadore Ortiz
Bakersfield
Huerta
Rtiz
Defense Aid Secrecy Talks Industry Readiness for War
Los Angeles report quotes Assistant Defense Secretary Charles S. Thomas saying the United States could mobilize industry overnight in a national emergency. He noted thousands of firms cataloged for capabilities and potentialities and improvements in financial and accounting systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Defense
Charles 5. Thomas
Thomas
U S Opens Tax Trial of Samish
U P report from San Francisco states liquor lobbyist Arthur H Samish goes on trial before Judge Oliver D Hamlin on charges of evading 717878 dollars in income taxes for 1946 to 1951. Jury selection underway as government opens its case with top prosecutors.
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San Francisco
Arthur H
Artie) Samish
Oliver D.hamlin
Louis Goodman
Hamlin
Alameda County Superior Court
Eisenhower
California
Lion Escapes During Show Near Rockford Alabama
A lion escaped from a traveling show near Rockford Alabama Sunday night and is being hunted by armed officers in a densely wooded area. The incident prompted evacuations of nearby residents and a large search operation continued through the night. Authorities declined to reveal the animal’s condition or the trainer’s status.
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Alabama
Rockford
Ala
Here
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Tehran
Iran
Evelyn Hartley
Hendrik Jongmann
West Germany
Jongmann
Volun
Jella
Friedland
Teers
N.Y
Samish
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