Tak Tser Lama, Dalai Lama’s Brother, Seeks U S Stay
The exiled Tak Tser Lama, 28, brother of the Dalai Lama, said he will not return to Tibet while the Communists hold power. He spoke from a Virginia farmhouse hideout after fleeing Tibet in April when Reds seized control of the lamasery. He arrived in the United States about two weeks ago for medical treatment and study, possibly at UC Berkeley.
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Washington
Tibet
Tak Tser Lama
Dalai Lama
Virginia
Lhasa
Tak Tser
Reds
University of California
Calcutta
India
Committee For A Free Asia
United States
Missing Mixed Breed Car Reported in Chicago
CHICAGO RP Or ville F Andrews reported his automobile missing yesterday and told police they should have no trouble recognizing it. The car is a 1949 Chevrolet convertible on a 1939 Studebaker chassis with a 1949 Kaiser bumper and 1949 Oldsmobile rear bumper plus a 1949 modified Chevrolet grille and a 1950 Studebaker engine. No. 505 230 Andrews, a clerk, said the car is topless and metallic blue. He sold it to a stranger for 1200 dollars but only received 25 dollars before the thief vanished with the vehicle.
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Chicago
Orville F. Andrews
Andrews
Studebaker
If Shes Sane Girl Can Wed Expelled Priest
Claire Young of Chicago may marry Luciano Negrini an unfrocked priest after psychiatric ruling. If she weds he faces potential expulsion from the Catholic Church and she would be excommunicated if she remains a Catholic. Young has been jailed since Saturday after slapping a policeman when denied visitor permit extension. Negrini, once a priest, said he is free to marry.
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Milan
Italy
Claire Young
Chicago
Luciano Negrini
Vatican
Miss Young
Negrini
China
Negrimi
Old Heart Attack Faker Scams Hospitals Nationwide
A weathered con man identified as Lt John Boyer aged 104 staged a heart attack at a public site in Reno Nevada prompting VA investigations. Records reveal Walter Engle Arwhler 69 with 40 aliases used private and government hospitals from California to South Carolina receiving expensive care without costs to him. VA says no action planned against Urwiler.
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Kwara Ir. Neceu
Reno VA
John N. Boyer
Veterans Administration
Washington
Boyer
Walter Engle Arwhler
San Diego
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Robert Larson
Chicago
Susanville
Calif
Reno
Susanville Hospital
Arwhler
American Medical Association
California
South Carolina
Urwiler
Talks Stall On Buffer Peron Moves To Break Up Rail Strike
Argentina faces emergency measures as strikebound railways run with police guard. Bomb damage cripples main lines, two still in operation. engineers and firemen refuse work. Government blames alien forces while unions say officers are government-picked. Press cites conspiracies involving various groups.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
anti-Peron Brotherhood of Engineers
Junin
Ingeniero White
Rosario
Firmen
la Epocha
Wall Street
Montevideo
Uruguay
McCarthy Denies $5,500 Crap Game Debt in Bankruptcy Hearing
In Columbus Senator Joseph McCarthy denied testimony that he lost $5,500 to Bob Byers Jr. in a Columbus hotel craps game during a party. Byers Sr. and a real estate operator testified McCarthy never paid the debt, while McCarthy insists he has no memory of gambling and did not receive such funds in the Lustron pamphlet matter explored at the hearing.
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Columbus
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
McCarthy
Washington
Bob Byers
Ohio
Wisconsin
Bob Byers, Jr
Columbus Hotel
Byers
Byers, Sr
Bob, Jr
Senator McCarthy
Lustron Corporation
Clark Wideman
Lustrow
Wideman
Eisenhower Free To Run In 1952 Says Truman
President Truman said Eisenhower could run in 1952 without his European duties interfering and that Eisenhower would put country first. Senators Murray and Brewster floated Eisenhower as a presidential possibility, while Baruch praised his work in Europe. Truman also commented on Hoover's campaign line and Philadelphia’s mayoral candidate Dr. Poling.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Murray
D-Mont
Brewster
Murray-Brewster
Eisen
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Ex-Spy Testifies Noel Field Recruited Into Soviet Apparatus
Hede Massing testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that in 1934 she recruited Noel Field, then a State Department official, into her Soviet apparatus. She linked Field with Alger Hiss and Lawrence Duggan, noting Duggan's later death in New York and Field’s disappearance behind the Iron Curtain.
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Washington
Hede Massing
Noel Field
State Department
Alger Hiss
Field
Gerhardt Eisler
Senate
Internal Security
U. S
Mutiny Reported On Polish Mine Sweeper Hedregfab
The Polish minesweeper Hedregfab ezon docked at Ystad with all officers locked in cabins after a Baltic mutiny. The 33 member crew was placed under police and naval guard in Ystad harbor. Initial hearings say eight mutineers started the revolt, later joined by eight more.
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KHOLM
Ystad
Baltic
Hoover Calls for Expose Oppose and Propose Slogan
Former President Herbert Hoover urged Utah Republicans at Lagoon to adopt the slogan expose oppose and propose for the next presidential campaign. He said a strong organized opposition is a key safeguard of representative government.
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Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Daniel Poling
Philadelphia
Truman
Dr. Poling
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lagoon
Hoover
Government orders re-arrest of 39 aliens freed on bonds
Washington dispatch reports the government ordered the re-arrest of 39 aliens who are fighting deportation and are now free on bonds furnished by the Civil Rights Congress. The action targets individuals challenging deportation orders while under bond.
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Washington
Civil Rights Congress
Harriman Seen Taking Acheson Job
The New York Post reports ambassador-at-large W Averell Harriman is likely to be named Secretary of State to replace Dean Acheson before October 1. The Post cites a highly-placed White House source in Washington.
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NEW York
The
New York Post
W. Averell Harriman
Dean Acheson
Washington
Post
White House
Fechteler Presses for Strong Navy Air Arm
Admiral William M. Fechteler told reporters at his first news conference as nominee for Chief of Naval Operations that the Navy lacks a topflight air arm and is inadequate for current duties. He said he will not alter the policies of his predecessor Admiral Forrest Sherman.
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Norfolk
Navy
William M. Fechteler
Forrest Sherman
Truman Nominates Fechteler to Head U.S. Navy
President Truman named Adm. William Fechteler to be Chief of Naval Operations succeeding Adm. Forrest Sherman who died in July. Fechteler would lead the Atlantic Fleet and has 35 years of service. He was chosen over Adm. Radford and amid NATO leadership debates.
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Senate
Fechteler
Atlantic Fleet
Forrest P. Sherman
Europe
Mr. Truman
Navy
Defense Department
Air Force
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Fleet
Radford
Navy Air Force
Truman
Lynde D. McCormick
Naval Operations
McCormick
Donald P. Duncan
North Atlantic Ocean
NATO
Britain
England
Winston Churchill
NATO Atlantic Command
U. S
Gravy Clue in Senate Food Price Probe
A Senate subcommittee report finds a wide gap between farm prices and grocery bills with middlemen taking large cuts. Sen. Aiken of Vermont urges a full Chicago investigation into why consumer milk prices stay high, citing rumors of milk route workers earning up to 15000 to 16000 dollars annually.
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Washington
Senate
Aiken
R-Vt
Chicago
Milk Strike Shuts Cincinnati Area Dairy Deliveries
A dairy workers strike halted most milk deliveries across the Greater Cincinnati area. Organized by Local 98 of the Milk Drivers and Dairy Em ployes Union AFL, it affects 43 companies and 1,800 workers, including Pure Milk Association and Sealtest Dairies.
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Cincinnati
James McNamara
French-Bauer
Betscher
Dairies
British Postpone Mission To Iran
London AP British government ordered a special plane to stand by for a cabinet mission to Iran on oil talks then postponed the mission. Spokesman for Richard R Stokes head of the mission refused to confirm any hitch. Foreign Office awaited clarification from Iran on points for the talks.
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London
Iran
Richard R. Stokes
Privy Seal
Foreign Office
United Nations and Reds Reject Armistice Buffer Zones
United Nations and Communist spokesmen reported Kaesong talks deadlocked over armistice buffer zones along the 38th parallel. Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy pressed for defensible positions, while Nam Il repeatedly dodged questions as negotiations stretched into a seventh day with no compromise in sight.
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Nam II
Kaesong
Zane
Korea
United Nations
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Red Peiping Radio
Nam Il
38Th Parallel
Mentin
Munist
Pyongyang
North Sean
Wiliam P. Nuckols
Admiral Joy
United Nations Command
Silvery Sky Object Turns Out To Be Weather Balloon
Reported as a possible flying saucer over Cleveland to Pittsburgh and Maryland the large silver object shed light as a weather balloon. Police and newspapers tracked its path across Pennsylvania and Maryland drawing crowds near Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
East
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Maryland
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Feehteler
U.S. Navy
William M. Fletcher
Ned Peiping Radio
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Nickoll
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Nuckols
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