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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1951
Page
2
Police arrested a Paris couple who admitted they robbed church collection boxes for three years, earning about $30 daily. The wife feigned prayer while the husband fished bank bills from boxes with knitting needles tipped with glue, according to authorities.
Former Vice President Wallace defends his 1944 China mission, denying any political coalition with Communists. He says Vincent and Lattimore did not guide the report toward the Communist line and urges Truman to use the released documents to clear up the record.
A mass of cool Canadian air pushed into the Midwest marking the first day of fall. The Great Lakes region and central Mississippi Valley were blanketed with typical autumn weather as the cool air moved southeastward. Scattered showers and thunderstorms occurred early today in the central plains and parts of the Great Lakes.
The President forwarded documents to Vice President Barkley noting they may interest the Senate and its committees. Barkley is expected to refer them to the internal security subcommittee led by Sen. McCarran as it probes subversive influences on U.S. Far East policy. Louis Budenz, former Communist now Fordham professor, testified of alleged party links to Vincent and Lettinate during Wallace discussions.
United Nations pilots claim air superiority in Korea due to better airmanship rather than planes. From February last year to September 11, UN jets shot down 12 MIG-15s while destroying a number of enemy aircraft in daily duels with Soviet-made fighters.
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman said a German peace treaty is impossible due to Germany's division and Soviet occupation. He favored a contractual peace and European rearmament within a European army, with controls on German industry lifting after the Schuman plan ratifies.
Maywood mother Mildred Ferguson Parson, 25, is jailed on suspicion of murder after her 6 month old daughter Katherine died Saturday. She said she squeezed the baby "real tight" while playing, claiming it may have been an accident. Police report indicate the incident occurred as the couple were caring for Katherine.
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