British Sub Vanishes With 75 Aboard Near English Channel
In the English Channel 75 miles south of the Isle of Wight the 1600-ton submarine Affray disappeared after a dive. US destroyers Ellison and Perry joined Royal Navy search along a 75 by 25 mile sea area as crews rely on Breathing apparatus and escape devices.
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Ann Revere Balks Before Red Probers
Actress Ann Revere and writers Harold Buchman and Sam Moore refused to answer questions before the House Un American Activities Committee about Communist affiliations. Revere checked a 1945 Communist party card bearing her name and invoked the constitutional privilege against self incrimination.
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Four Hundred GIs Leave Korea for Home Rotation
The first shipload of soldiers to be rotated home from the Korean front departed Pusan today. About 400 officers and men, many who left foxholes less than five days ago, comprise the arriving unit.
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MacArthur Heads for San Francisco After Hawaii Visit
General MacArthur leaves Hawaii on the Bataan for San Francisco and Washington, en route to testify in Congress against the President’s war policy. He receives a warm welcome in Honolulu with crowds cheering as he tours Punchbowl and honors 13,000 World War II dead.
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General MacArthur Returns Home Tonight in Quiet Welcome
General Douglas MacArthur arrives in San Francisco after 14 years in exile. He will receive a minimal ceremony with 17 gun salutes and an Army band, then proceed to the St Francis Hotel for a quiet evening. A public welcome at the Civic Center is planned for Wednesday morning with brief remarks by Gov. Warren and Mayor Robinson before a trip to Washington for a joint Congressional address.
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Beauty Weds Tarzan Star Arlene Dahl in Quiet Ceremony
New York AP reports actress Arlene Dahl and Lex Barker, famed for Tarzan, wed last night in a private eight-person ceremony at Central Presbyterian Church chapel. The pastor reportedly objected to a formal wedding due to publicity surrounding the couple's on again off again romance.
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Four Vassar Profs Lose Jobs In Philosophy Clash
Four Vassar professors faced dismissal after a long dispute over philosophy with roots in Spencer's survival of the fittest and Plato's rational good life. Assistant Professor Joseph Katz and Professor Lewis Feuer were involved in a January altercation leading to Feuer's resignation. Three Spencer supporters had contracts not renewed. Mary Mothersill, Paul Spielberg named, third unnamed reportedly Gerome Richfield. Vernon Venable removed as philosophy chair. Sydnor Walker named to head the department.
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24 Member Committee Urged GOP Pushes Far East Probe
Washington AP. Senate Republicans back a 24 member joint Senate House committee to investigate Far Eastern policy and its link to US foreign and military aims. The plan seeks equal 12 12 party representation and would require approval by both chambers. MacArthur's forthcoming Capitol address and Truman MacArthur controversy frame the push.
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Eleven California TV Stations Cover MacArthur Arrival
Eleven California television stations will combine operations to cover General MacArthur's arrival in San Francisco. Spot telecasts of the arrival tonight and welcoming ceremonies tomorrow are expected to attract about five million viewers. TV film copies will be flown east for release to Eastern and Midwestern audiences. Five national radio networks will also cover the visit.
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Lawmakers' RFC Pull To Be Aired In Senate Probe
The Senate Banking Committee ordered an investigation into whether Congress members sold influence with the RFC. A Fulbright-led subcommittee will survey about 800 letters from lawmakers to the RFC on loan dealings while hearings on RFC future are set to begin with Hoover and Jose Jones as witnesses. The committee endorsed efforts by Donald S. Dawson to charge influence in RFC lending and seeks a thorough study to confirm or deny President Truman’s deductions about lawmakers taking fees.
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New York Central Marks 125 Years Amid Emergency
The New York Central Railroad turned 125 years old today in New York City but officials announced there would be no celebration due to a national emergency.
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Bradley backs Truman on confining war to Korea
Gen. Omar Bradley, a five star peer of MacArthur, publicly opposes the idea of widening the Korean War to China. He backs Truman’s policy to limit the conflict, warns that such actions could threaten world peace, and outlines U S aims in Korea including defending government and life, seeking peace, and supporting the United Nations.
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Truman bows out of Thursday talk for MacArthur
President Truman canceled plans to speak to the American Society of Newspaper Editors to avoid interfering with Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Day. The White House said Truman asked editors to relieve him of the commitment and Dwight Young, president of the society, consented to take his place.
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Congressmen Invite MacArthur Formally
Congress today sent Gen. Douglas MacArthur a formal invitation to address Congress at 12 30 p m Thursday The message signed by House Speaker Rayburn was dispatched after the Senate by unanimous consent agreed to a joint meeting with the House to hear the general
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Battle grows near Hwachon dam in Korea clash
Allied forces pressed the fight on Korea's east central front around the Hwachon dam. UN planes dropped jellied gasoline bombs as ground troops hit Communist positions while强 meanwhile Red forces massed in the hills. Patrolling continued along Chorwon Yonchon Kumhwa and rail facilities were bombed by F-80s.
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Defense fails to block evidence in Brehm case
Washington AP The defense failed to block evidence of contributions to Rep Walter E Brehm other than those in the indictment Judge Burnita Matthews ruled the government may discuss alleged unlawful contributions before December 23 1947 The trial adjourned until tomorrow morning Brehm 58 a five term House member faces seven counts of unsavory receiving 1380 from two female office workers in 1947 and 1948 He pleaded innocent.
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General Coxey, 97, Led Coxey's Army to Washington
Jacob Sechler Coxey, famed for leading Coxey's Army in a 1890s job protest, died at 97 yesterday in Massillon Ohio. He became a national figure for unemployment advocacy and later remained a symbol of reformist protest.
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