Neighbour’s Men’s Shop Burglary Strips Store Clean
A downtown clothing store was robbed over the New Year holiday as burglars described as professionals stripped racks and drawers. The loss at Neighbour’s Men’s Shop, 1002 Central Ave, is estimated between 15 and 16 thousand dollars with 325 suits and 75 overcoats among items missing. Police say the break in was discovered after 3 am and the raid was likely a single truck haul.
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Herbert Frazier
Litvinoff dies at 75 Soviet diplomat who shaped prewar policy
Maxim Litvinoff, a longtime Soviet foreign commissar and diplomat who helped shape collective security policy, died at 75. He twice led the Foreign Ministry, then fell from power in 1946, and won Western recognition during the 1930s. His death was announced after he died December 31, 1951 in Moscow.
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Rescue Team Probes Arizona Wreck of Air Force C 47
In Arizona 28 aboard the C 47 perished after the plane crashed into Armer Mountain during a storm. West Point cadets and a University of California Olympian were among the passengers. ground crews faced icy 7000 foot ascent as recovery efforts began.
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London
Hunt Pilot Error In Airline Crash
The Civil Aeronautics Board chairman said the C-46 crash near Little Valley New York which killed 26 people does not seem to be caused by aircraft mechanical or structural failure Demald W Nyrop and five aides traveled from Washington to examine the wreckage on Tuesday
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Button Button Army's Got Em Ban Suspenders
Rep Norblad Oregon questioned why the Army requires suspender buttons on uniforms and bans suspenders He cited a constituent whose son serves in the Army and claimed 12 million buttons are wasted with about two million soldiers in service Norblad asked Army Secretary Pace for possible savings.
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UN Proposes Plan To Free All Prisoners In Korea
United Nations and Communist negotiators outlined a six point plan for prisoner and civilian repatriation in Korea. The proposal starts with man for man exchanges then moves to all for all, with civilian repatriation voluntary and supervised by the Red Cross.
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Ohio Holiday Toll Reaches 31 Over Four-Day Weekend
At least 31 people died in Ohio during the four day holiday weekend, according to an Associated Press tally. The survey tallies accidents across the state as authorities report the toll.
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Six Wives of Mormon Arrested in Mesa Arizona Case
Six women claiming to be wives of polygamist Mormon Dutson face a preliminary hearing at noon before Justice of the Peace Jack Hunsaker in Mesa. They were jailed after open cohabitation charges filed by Bishop Wen Dell Davis. Dutson is being sought and reportedly has other wives in Salt Lake City and Rock Springs.
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Michigan youth admits auto killed two girls in snowbank
Detroit AP reports 20 year old Anthony Redmond surrendered after saying his car struck Barbara Holloway 17 and Jessie Anaston 15 as they walked on Woodward Avenue in fog on New Year’s Eve. Redmond said a second car called police and that he and his 17 year old companion fled. Jessie died four hours after arrival. Barbara was dead on arrival.
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Yearend Holiday Death Toll Tops 1,350 Across U S
A national survey shows over 1,350 deaths from violent accidents during Christmas and New Year holidays. Traffic crashes total around 900 with 266 deaths on New Year’s weekend and fires claiming nearly 200 lives.
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National Safety Council
Cold Weather Reaches East As Snow Halts Travel
Snow and cold snap grip western states as Utah Colorado and Nevada clear highways for stranded motorists and skiers. Bitter temps spread to Midwest and Northeast with readings below zero in Bemidji and sleet and rain from the Panhandle to New Jersey.
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Pastor Nie moeller Flies To Russia
West German Protestant church leader Martin Nie moeller flew to Moscow by Soviet aircraft this morning. He plans to stay about a week and will discuss German prisoners of war in the Soviet Union with Russian church officials.
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Woman pilot pictured in Inchon raid report
North Korean radio claimed a female pilot led a Communist air raid on Inchon Harbor and Kimpo Air Base. The claim said 24 UN aircraft were destroyed, while U.S. Fifth Air Force reported only three obsolete bi planes dropped explosives with no damage.
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Eisenhower Fails To See Young Fan
Eleven year old Stephen West of Dallas and his mother visited General Eisenhower’s headquarters in Europe but could not obtain an appointment. A newspaper photographer accompanied them and they were told the general was tied up with other appointments. Stephen had hoped for Paris as a Christmas gift and to learn if Eisenhower would run for president.
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Italian minister Carlo Sforza hospitalized for observation
Carlo Sforza former foreign minister and current minister without portfolio in De Gasperi's cabinet was taken to a Roman clinic today for observation. The incident concerns health status and political leadership in Italy.
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Allied Planes Hammer Rails In Korea Front
Allied war planes blasted North Korean rail traffic as ground fighting slowed to a standstill. UN fighter bombers flew 210 sorties by noon, damaging rail cars and cutting tracks at 49 points, while Okinawa based B 29s dropped 530 tons on Samdong yards. Three Allied planes were shot down with one pilot rescued.
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Steelworkers to vote on delaying industry strike
Delegates of the CIO Steelworkers union gathered in Atlantic City to decide whether to cancel the threatened, industrywide steel strike. Phillip Murray, head of the union and CIO, called the Executive Board to plan an extraordinary convention beginning tomorrow to likely recommend delaying the strike until the Government Wage Stabilization Board proposes a compromise.
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Truman to decide on run date before Feb 6 delegates filing
President Truman signaled a decision on running again may be revealed before February 6, the deadline for filing delegates from Ohio to the Democratic national convention. He announced plans for a sweeping shake up of the scandal-ridden Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Churchill Plans For Truman Talks Aboard Queen Mary
Prime Minister Churchill worked in his suite aboard the Queen Mary preparing for talks with President Truman in Washington. The vessel faced rough seas earlier but now sails smoothly toward New York with arrival expected around Saturday.
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Chiang Kai-Shek Urges Chinese Abroad Ignore Ransom Demands
In Taipei Formosa President Chiang Kai-Shek called on Chinese abroad to disregard ransom demands for relatives in Red China urging calm and resolve during ongoing tensions between Nationalists and communist mainland forces.
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Captain Alone On Ship Intends To Stick To It
Captain Curt Carlsen remains aboard the freighter Flying Enterprise amid a gale and list as U S and British rescue efforts move to tow or salvage. The ship is 6 710 tons with 10 passengers and 41 crew members believed rescued. one crewman died. The storm threatens and Salvage tug Turmoil and destroyer John W Weeks are en route.
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Ives Sees Eisenhower Could Win Without Speaking
Sen Ives predicts Dwight D Eisenhower could win the Republican presidential nomination without issuing a public declaration. He expects a later May or July statement, while Taft backers push for early nomination and note Eisenhower boosters seek proof at a forthcoming news conference. The March 11 New Hampshire primary looms as the first ballot test.
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Quake Shakes Hualien East Coast of Formosa
A strong earthquake struck Hualien on Formosa's east coast but no casualties or major damage were reported. Earlier in late October a quake near Hualien killed 26 people and injured many, with Taipeh about 75 miles away.
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