Never Quits Under Fire Truman Says
Democrats chasing a 1952 re election bid press President Truman about never quitting a fight or running away. Rep Sieminski reports Truman said he would fight if asked to run again, amid talk of corruption criticisms and party drafts. Taft weighs a New Hampshire primary bid against Eisenhower as Lodge touts peace and a GOP strategist warns against a glamor candidate. An exhibit on Berta Hummel opens, and Archduke Maximilian of Austria dies.
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Ohio
New Hampshire
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Senator Lodge
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Todge
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American To Be Top Naval Commander In Atlantic Wars
Prime Minister Churchill yielded to an American as Supreme Allied Naval Commander in the Atlantic, securing a pledge of steel for Britain in exchange for tin and aluminum. Admiral Lynde D. McCormick, commander of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, was seen as the likely choice. The accord, announced by Truman and Churchill, began NATO approval steps while Churchill kept right to modify later.
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New York
England
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Air
Defense Lovett
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Air Force
Probe of Grunewald May Help to Shush Teitelbaum Case
Federal grand jury probes Henry W. Grunewald in Washington as a DOJ move to curb disclosures in the Teitelbaum tax and shake-down case. U.S. attorney Irelan says Grunewald will testify Feb. 4, with subpoenas already issued for him to appear before the King Committee Feb. 13, amid fears witnesses will be barred from testifying further. The King Committee’s records are partly sent to DOJ, but much remains, raising concern of a possible whitewash if grand jury secrecy blocks further hearings.
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Department of Justice
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California
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Charles M. Irelan
U. S
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Irelan
Jo Davidson
Paris
Davidson
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Averell Harriman
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United States
Court News Marriage Licenses And Divorces
Court notices list marriage licenses for Jack F. Caniford and Doris A. Price of Brunswick, and divorces for Carl C. Berry of Hamp ton Virginia and Mary L. Hartley of Bethesda. Property transfers include Louise McPherson to AT and T Co. for $10 and Elmer Keeny and Robert H Tracey transfers for $10.
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Court News
Jack F. Caniford
Doris A. Price
Brunswick
Carl C. Berry
Hampton
Mary L. Hartley
Bethesda
Louise McPherson
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Elmer Keeny
Robert H. Tracey
Robert P. Bennett
Department of Forests and Parks
State To Ask Hospital Bids For New Prison Hospital
Baltimore January 18 The state plans to invite bids next month on a new hospital prison for criminals with mental and emotional defects to be built near the Waterloo State Police barracks eight miles southwest of Baltimore adjoining the House of Correction and the Women's Prison. Initial cost about 2.5 million dollars will house 400 prisoners with expansion to 1000. The facility will include a diagnostic clinic and a psychopathic unit for confinement and treatment while homosexuals the feebleminded and psychopaths from other prisons will be transferred there.
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Waterloo
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Women’s Prison
Nathan L. Smith
Maryland
Harold E. Donnell
Construction of Underground Conveyor Planned on Large Site
A site spanning 1,284 acres lies between the Washington Baltimore boulevard and the new Washington Baltimore expressway near the Jessups road intersections. The project involves building underground conveyors across the area, with ownership and exact routing to be determined.
Baltimore Symphony Conductor Resigns
Reginald Stewart resigns as conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra effective after March 30. Since 1942 he led the orchestra, noting the season’s concert reduction and crew strain while praising the players as a fine group. The move follows years of reform and personnel changes.
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Reginald Stewart
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Association
Association
Alan P. Hoblitzell
Stewart
Edinburgh
Scotland
Toronto
Toronto Philharmonic Orchestra
Bus Crash Kills 12 in Oaxaca Mexico River
A crowded passenger bus struck a bridge abutment yesterday and plunged into a flooded river near Zimantla, killing 12 and injuring 19. All 31 aboard were Mexican.
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Oaxaca
Mexico
Zimantla
Gypsy's Prayer Ends In Jewels Love
A Baltimore case reports a dark heavy gypsy woman deceiving Mrs. Lillian Brick with a prayer scam. Brick surrendered $260 cash and $1,235 worth of jewelry, which the woman wrapped in a towel before taking the valuables and leaving.
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Baltimore
A .Rypsy
Lillian Brick
Unclear fragment on walking prayers and Madrid temperature shift
A fragment describes walking as a method for prayer and returning a towel to Mrs Brick after the walk. The towel contained magazines or newspapers. It notes Madrid temperatures can vary by up to 50 degrees in a day.
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Madrid
Spain
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