American Policy In Asiatic Area Declared Failure
Moscow report quotes Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky denouncing U S Secretary of State Dean Acheson as making a lying and slanderous declaration that the Soviet Union was annexing four north China provinces.
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Asiatic
Moscow
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Russia
North China
Vishinsky
Chou
Fn-Lai
Mao Tzelung
Mao
Acheson
National Press Club
Washington
Manchuria
Inner
Outer Mongolia
Sinkiine
Asia
United States
Aleutians
Japan
Ryukyus
Philippines
State Department
Kremlin
Tass
Pratda
Izvestia
China
Nationl
Soviet Union
Inner Mongolia
Kiang
Civil defense plan reactivated with Larsen as head
Paul J. Larsen, ex Los Alamos and Sandia official, named to head the Civilian Mobilization Office to organize wartime civil defense programs including health, housing, and censorship. He will take the post March 1 as part of a National Security Resources board reorganization amid a rush to train 150000 volunteer aircraft observers.
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Washington
Atomic Research
Paul J. Larsen
Los Alamos
Albuquerque
N. M
John R. Steelman
National Security Resources Board
Steelman
Larsen
Defense Department
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
University of California
Sandia Laboratory
Western Electric Company
Western Electric
Defense
Defense Johnson
Northwestern
Atlantic
Air Defense Command
Air Force
Shortage Of Food May Get Miners To Resume Work
Striking soft coal miners facing hunger weigh weekend votes on resuming work amid three day shifts ordered by John L. Lewis. In West Virginia and Pennsylvania meetings ended in disorder as locals seek strategy to obey or resist top leadership while relief agencies report families with eight to ten children seeking aid.
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Pittsburgh
John L. Lewis
Lewis
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
UMW
John Busarello
Busarello
William Hynes
Uniontown
Salvation Army
Robert Shannon
Heavy guard around Purple Gang leader returned to Detroit
Federal agents and U S marshal guards surrounded mobster Harry Fleischer as he was sent from Florida to Detroit to face bail jumping and armed robbery charges. Sammy Wright and Berniece Jackson posted bonds, Fleischer consented to the transfer, and Judge Barksdale ordered his return after a brief hearing.
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Miami
Fla
Harry Fleischer
Detroit
FBI
U. S
Fleischer
United States
Detroit Purple Gang
Pompano Beach
Albert
Sammy) Wright
Berniece Jackson
U.S
Roger E. Davis
Wright
Cincinnati
Purple Gang
Alfred D. Barksdale
Barksdale
Steel Firm Shuts as Rail Strike Idles Workers
Pittsburgh AP report says nearly 17,000 workers idle as 400 Brotherhood of Railroad Train Men strike over a conductor's discharge. Jones and Laughlin Steel’s Pittsburgh works, employing 12,000, closes, with other Monongahela-connected plants idled. Picket lines surround the J and L plant. no disorder reported.
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Pittsburgh
Brotherhood of Railroad
Pittsburgh Works
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Monongahela
Jones and Laughlin
Girl is given life sentence for murder in Brady
Sandra Peterson, 18, of Somerville, Mass., convicted of murder with malice in Brady Texas. Jury after five hours deliberation sentenced her to life in prison. Prosecutors alleged she fired the fatal shots that killed Lewis Patterson, 34, as a key witness testified Sandra wielded the gun.
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Brady
Tex
Sandra Peterson
Criminal District Court
Somerville
Mass
Lewis Patterson
Sandra
Loretta Fae Mozingo
Austin
A .R. Willborn
Patterson
Big Mo Still Aground as Navy Plans Probe
The Missouri battleship remains aground in Chesapeake Bay and the Navy schedules a Naval court of inquiry. A Feb 2 salvage attempt will use heavy beaching gear with 800 tons of pull, plus dredging and fuel removal to free the ship. Admiral Blandy orders the inquiry and court proceedings to determine the cause.
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Norfolk, Va
Navy
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Naval Court
Missouri
W. H. P. Blandy
Allen E. Smith
Jury in Hiss perjury trial resumes deliberations
New York AP report says a federal court jury in Alger Hiss second perjury trial began another day of deliberations at 9 20 a m EST after a late night session. The eight women and four men again weighed the evidence and asked for copies of the secret State Department documents and references to the battered old typewriter. Hiss facing up to ten years for perjury, while his wife Priscilla accompanied him outside the courthouse.
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New York
Alger Hiss
Henry W. Goddard
Hiss
State Department
Priscilla
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Federal
Death Sentence Decreed For Child Slayer
Los Angeles AP report says Fred Stroble, deemed sane, faces death in the gas chamber for murdering six year old Linda Joyce Glacoft. Judge Charles W. Fricke will sentence next Friday with automatic state supreme court review. Stroble confessed to enticement, strangling, beating and stabbing.
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Los Angeles
Fred Stroble
Linda Joyce Glacoft
Charles W. Fricke
California
State Supreme Court
Stroble
Little Linda
Mississippi Flood Crisis Nears Safe Passage
A spokesman for the Army engineers says the Mississippi River flood crisis in this area seems likely to pass safely. The Red Cross warns refugees from the Birds Point New Madrid Floodway not to move back yet as conditions improve. Brig. Gen. Feringa and Col. Foote plan a levee survey in Cairo and Memphis today, with a possible statement on refugee returns after the survey. Almost 12,000 residents fled the floodway. river levels and the forecast suggest gradual relief.
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Charleston
Army Engineers
Missisippi
Red Cross
Birds Point
New Madrid
G. A. Robinson
Missouri
The
Engineers
Crest
P. A. Feringa
Vickburg
Miss
Mississippi River Commission
Col
L. H. Foote
Memphis
Cairo
Feringa
Col. Foote
Mississippi
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Ohio Chamber names four new officers and directors
The Columbus office reported four new officers for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce with vice presidents Reuben B. Robertson Jr of Hamilton in the southwestern district and Harry N. Hansen of Toledo in the northwestern district. New directors are George M. Jones Jr and Charles E. Idle, both of Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce Today
Reubenb. Robertson, Jr
Hamilton
Harry N. Hansen
Toledo
George M. Jones, Jr
Charles E. Idle
Ohio Senate Leader Finds No Special Session Needed
Columbus Republican floor leader Roscoe R. Walcutt said a special session is unnecessary as he and Democratic leaders agree new laws are not needed to implement the recently adopted office-type ballot. Governor Lausche will decide soon on a special session.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Walcutt
Frank J. Lausche
Rough Sailing Is Seen For Truman's Program
Washington leaders foresee rough passage for the Truman program after a 236 to 183 House victory over a GOP Dixie coalition. They credit civil rights as a pivotal issue, noting a Republican hint of later efforts to amend House rules. The coalition sought to give the Rules Committee life or death control over major legislation, but the vote exposed split support among Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Washington
House
Rules Committee
Brink Workers Questioned In Boston Holdup
In Boston police questioned Brink employees William E. Manter and Gerard Pfaff for hours about the armored car raid that yielded 1.5 million dollars. Both men were kept in separate rooms. no charges were filed. Pfaff and Manter, among others in the vault room during the attack, faced intense questioning as detectives reviewed the events piece by piece.
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Boston
Brink
Ace
James Daley
William E. Manter
Gerard Pfaff
Manter
Pfaff
Daley
Waltham
North End
A Man's Books Reveal His Readin' Ways
A compact essay argues that a man's books reflect character creed and hobbies. It notes sports volumes, detective tales, western adventures, Kipling, Shakespeare, and Kinsey's report as possibilities, suggesting every shelf signals personal interests and values.
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Hell
Rudyard Kipling
Dr. Kinsey
Cash Of Cugat Goes To Till In Divorce Case
Los Angeles AP reports Latin bandleader Xavier Cugat has his income and $250000 community property placed into receivership after failing to appear for an alimony hearing. Lorraine Allen seeks $2000 monthly alimony and $15000 attorney fees as hearings resume February 1.
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Los Angeles
Xavier Cugat
St. Louis
Joseph M. Maltby
Cugat
Lorraine Allen
Bethel Man Injured In Auto Collision Near Here
Baravia, O. (AP) Ed ward E. Bowen, age 30, of Bethel, was fatally injured yesterday in a mobile collision near here.
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Baravia, O
Edward E. Bowen
Bethel
Here
Russian Hand Seen In Bulgarian Demand
Washington officials say Bulgaria may be acting under Moscow influence as the United States demands Sofia drop its recall of Ambassador Heath. The U S note warned of breaking relations and expelling Bulgarian diplomats unless Sofia demonstrates cooperation and upholds international standards in its treatment of African diplomats. The move signals a tougher U S stance toward eastern European communist regimes.
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Washington
Bulgaria
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
Donald Heath
Sofia
Heath
Europe
Legation
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Dohio
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Clarence Brown
J. Harry McGregor
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