Personal Plea To Be Made For Aid To Chinese
Madame Chiang Kai Shek arrived in Washington to seek new American backing for China's Nationalist government. She was met by Mrs George C Marshall and welcomed by Ambassador Wellington Koo and embassy staff. She left for Leesburg Virginia with Mrs Marshall without speaking to reporters.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Moffett Field
Naval Air Base
San Francisco
China
Washington
NEA
George C Marshall
Wellington Koo
Madame Chiang
President Truman
State Department
Walter Butterworth
Mrs. Marshall
Marshall
Leesburg
Chinese Set Defense Line For Nanking
Nationalist forces rush to establish a new defense line along the Huai river and lower Yangtze to shield Nanking as Communist offensives split Nationalist groups into three pockets. Gen Tan Gen Po coordinates a Nanking Shanghai defense area with about 40 000 troops as Suchow airlift is halted.
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Harold K. Miles
Nanking
Suchow
Huai River
Yangtze Valley
Pengpu
12Th Army
Suhsien
Yangtze River
Tan Gen-Po
Nanking- Shanghai
Wushih
Western powers warn Russia over Berlin dispute
France Britain and the United States warned they may act to counter Russian attacks on their Berlin position. They delivered a joint note to UN Security Council president Bramuglia after the Berlin split and separate Soviet administration moves. The note reserves their right to take measures to maintain their position in Berlin while a neutral experts committee studies currency and trade issues.
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Paris
Berlin
Juan A Jramuglia
UN Security Council
France
Britain
United States
Bramuglia
Security Council
Civ
Furlies E
Corts
Security Council XX
Andrei Vishinsky
Five Railmen Hurt As Passenger Train Collides Near Warren
Five crewmen on the Baltimore and Ohio Chicago express sustained minor injuries when the Diesel-powered passenger train struck a New York Central freight train south of Warren. The 148 passengers were jolted but unhurt. only the Diesel engine and power cars derailed. The freight cars were demolished as the express continued to Youngstown and Chicago after initial treatment.
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Warren
Chicago
New York Central
Here
B and O
Baltimore
Washington
Youngstown
St. Joseph's Hospital
Car Theft Solved In Albuquerque
Police chased a stolen car containing two youths and captured one 17 year old suspect. He left a camera in the vehicle during the escape, and the camera held his photo, aiding police in identification.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Bank Robber’s $70,000 Dream Ends in River Dump
Jacksonville AP report tells how Jack Bowers 52 a carpenter devised a gadget to steal from a bank night depository. He retrieved cash and checks totaling about $992 before fleeing. He pleaded guilty in federal court and awaits sentencing by Judge Dozier Devane to be scheduled Friday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Kerplunk
Jack Bowers
Barnett National Bank
Bowers
Driver Learns Of Taggers Tires Are Gone
Truck driver Joe Starr delivering 630 new tires valued at 15 to 16 dollars each from Topeka to Indianapolis lost about 230 tires when doors opened near Warrensburg Missouri. He warned patrols that taggers trailed his rig to steal more tires. A few tires were recovered by authorities and honest motorists. Starr is from St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Joe Starr
Warrensburg
Starr
Warrnesburg
State Highway Patrol
St. Louis
Goodyear
Topeka
Kas
Indianapolis
Shanghai Readies for Communist Reach as Chiang Visits
The piece notes Shanghai's wary mood toward a Communist takeover and describes a bustling, self run market culture where residents large and small pursue trade. It covers Madame Chiang Kai shek's arrival in Washington and the cautious stance of U S officials toward her mission for aid.
Dayton Man Injured in Route 23 Cement Truck Crash
Edward C. Argue 33 of Dayton sustained serious injuries when his car skidded into a cement truck on Route 23 about a mile and a half south of Chillicothe. Sheriff’s office reported.
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Chillicothe, O
Edward C. Argue
Dayton
Here
Sheriff's Office
Ex adviser says aid too late to save Chiang's China
Owen Lattimore, head of Johns Hopkins School of International Relations, told reporters in Los Angeles that U S aid cannot save Chiang Kai Shek's regime. He said Mme Chiang's U S visit may stir Kuomintang sentiment but events have gone too far for rehabilitation. Lattimore expects a coalition government in China. He advised Chiang in 1941 42.
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Los Angeles
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins University
School of International Relations
Mme. Chiang
Kuomintang
Chiang
Lattimore
Indonesian Red Leader Amir Sjarifoeddin Arrested in Java
Antara reports Amir Sjarifoeddin, Indonesian Communist leader and former premier, arrested and to be tried as a traitor. He had led guerrilla actions since mid September near Madicen and was captured near Poerwodadi after Djokosujono’s fall.
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Batavia
Java
Antara
Amir Sjarifoeddin
Sjarifoeddin
Musso
Moscow
Madicen
Alimin
Starfoeddin
Djokosujono
Klambu
Poerwodadi
Slaying Clues Sought After Chicago Lawyer Shot
Detroit AP reports attorney Anthony Marullo, famed for defense of prohibition era figures, was wounded in the groin by a gunman at his Chicago boulevard home. A grey haired intruder in his 50s fired from a paper bag, leaving a Marine Corps cap at the scene. Police guard the hospital and home.
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Detroit
Anthony
Tony) Marullo
Chicago Boulevard
Marine Corps
Marillo
Henry Ford Hospital
Matullo
Tesco
Matiullo
Maiulio
Frank B. Noyes Dies at 85 Former AP President and Editor
Frank B. Noyes, 85, longtime journalist and first president of the Associated Press for 38 years, died in Washington. A major figure in the Star and AP, he helped organize the AP, advised leaders, and championed impartial news reporting. He retired from AP in 1938 and remained active until 1947.
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Frank B. Noyes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
America
Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Tually
Grant
Washington
Chicago
Robert McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Thomas E. Noyes
Janet Hart Golden
Ann Hart
Willmott Lewis, Jr
Crosby Stuart Noyes
Maine
S. Young Freas
Columbian College
George Washington University
Star
Taft
Wilson
United States
Paroled inmate kills wife with axe in front of children
In Antonito Colorado Amarante Sisneros a paroled mental patient hacked his wife Rosa 24 to death as their six children aged one to nine watched The sheriff said the man struck Rosa with the axe then bludgeoned her with the blunt end He dropped the axe on his head and was briefly treated before remaining in hospital Sisneros who was about 25 had been committed to a mental hospital last May and paroled to his wife's care in September
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Antonito
Colo
Conejos County
Amarante Sisneros
Mamma
Rudolph Salazar
Rosa
S'sneros
Salazar
Pueblo
Sisneros
Probe Launched In Smog Deaths
Dynbo ts my and DONORA, Pa. United States Public Health Service investigates 20 deaths from a smothering fog last month. Dr H H Shrenk leads health officials who establish headquarters in the municipal building and plan house to house surveys. Gov Duff to announce state findings on return from Florida.
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Donora
United States Public Health Service
H. H. Shrenk
James H. Duff
Florida
Communists Take Over Berlin City Hall
Communist control of Berlin's city hall tightens as Russian police bar acting mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg and seal the building. The anti Communist government is ousted, with Friedrich Ebert installed as mayor by the rump assembly. Calls grow for western currency as Berlin splits under occupation. Berlin's current mayor is Louise Schroeder, ill and largely unable to act.
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Richard Kasischke
Berlin
Ferdinand Friedensburg
Friedrich Ebert
Karl Maron
United States
Britain
France
Carl Schwenenicke
Liberal Democrats
Kurt Landsberg
Christian Democrats
Ernst Heinzelmann
United Nations
Paul Markgraf
Friedensburg
City Assembly
ADN
Magistrat
Louise Schroeder
Ottomar Geschke
SED
Youth Killed In Auto Crash In Suburban Parma
A two car collision in Parma suburbs last night killed 14 year old Gerald Veon of Akron and injured four others. Joyce Fulton 15 was critically hurt, pianist Jean Kirk 14 was less seriously hurt. Both girls live in Cuyahoga Falls and Joyce's mother Mrs Harriet Fulton was also injured.
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Cleveland
Parema
Akron
Gerald Veon
Crile Hospital
Joyce Fulton
Jean Kirk
Cuyahoga Falls
Joyce
Harriet Fulton
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Japan
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Orient
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Stanley Wopdivard
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