Warren greets 40th Division in Tokyo field visit
California Governor Earl Warren arrived in Tokyo for a nine day tour of the 40th Division, California National Guard, and met Gen Ridgway. He urged hope for a Korea cease fire and said he supports troops if needed in Korea while plans for the division remain to be decided. Warren plans to depart Aug 30 for San Francisco ahead of the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference.
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Earl Warren
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Warren
Japan
Washington
40Th Division
California National Guard
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Haneda Airport
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United Nations
Daniel H. Huderson
40Th
Warrent
San Francisco
McCracken Dream Tales Labeled Pure Fabrication
SANTA ANA Calif August 21 AP A court appointed psychiatrist labeled Henry McCrackens dream stories in his murder trial pure fabrications and a defensive design not true dissociative reactions. He faces a second trial on the murder of 10 year old Patricia Hull as a taunting dog tale was recounted in motel cabin. Jury selection to resume with 25 women in the panel.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Henry McCracken
McCracken
Patricia Jean Hull
D. M. W.conway
Conway
George Chula
Orange County
Boat Rammed By Submarine Artful Hits Nova Scotia Vessel
The British submarine Artful collided with the Nova Scotia fishing vessel Edith Eva off Lockeport near Halifax. Both ships escaped serious damage. Edith Eva was towed to Lockeport and the crew transferred. The Artful, cruising on the surface in light fog, left Halifax for New London after the incident.
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Artful
Nova Scotia
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Edith Eva
New London
Conn
Seminary rites to draw leaders in La Crosse
In La Crosse Wisconsin a three day program September 16 18 will inaugurate a $3 million seminary with high Catholic dignitaries including 30 archbishops bishops and abbots. Archbishops Richard J Cushing Edward F Hoban and Fulton J Sheen headline speeches as a lay crowd of about 50000 is expected to visit the new seminary the second in Wisconsin.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Richard J. Cushing
Boston
Edward F. Hoban
Cleveland
Fulton J. Sheen
New York
Honesty Pays In All Flavors At Bank
Seven-year-old Charles Gibson found a bag containing 250 dollars outside a St Louis bank and turned it over to officials with his father. Bank staff identified an ice cream company supervisor as the owner and rewarded Charles and his family with ice cream for a month and a 23 dollar defense bond.
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Charles Gibson
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Dewey Seeks Russian Peace Drive During Pacific Tour
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York says Russia may launch a peace offensive as it faces U S deterrence. He forecasts possible disarmament talks, praises free nations' stance in Korea, and notes a six day Alaska military installation tour before returning to New York August 28.
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Wash
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Russia
Dewey
Alaska
Soviet Union
Washington
Arthur Langlie
United States
China
Pacific
Far East
Anchorage
Officer Views Spanish Needs on Armed Forces
U S Adm Robert Campbell in Madrid on a pleasure trip studied Spain s armed forces needs and potentialities. Campbell chief of staff to the commander of Seth Fleet arrived from Nice with his wife and daughter in a navy plane. He is believed to continue the talks of the late Adm Forrest Sherman with Generalissimo Franco on a possible Spanish American pact. He plans to stay a week before returning to the United States and said information about the alliance is classified.
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U. S
Robert Campbell
Spain
Campbell
Seth = & Fleet
Nice
Forrest P. Sherman
Francisco Franco
United States
Millionaire Oil Operator Slain in Dallas
Thomas W. Doswell, 55, a prosperous oil operator with holdings in West Texas and New Mexico, was shot in his car in Dallas. His wife said she fetched the revolver from the glove compartment and it fired as she handed it to him. the pistol was wrapped in a towel. An inquest verdict was postponed as Mrs. Doswell was questioned again.
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Dallas
Texas
Thomas W. Doswell
West Texas
New Mexico
Medal expected after repeated downtown hold ups
Adella Gluesing a 26 year old cashier at a downtown Western Union office faced a gunpoint robbery last night and was robbed of $20.50. Police note this was her second robbery in five days, third in three weeks, fourth in three months and the sixth in two years as she quips about her unlucky record.
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Los Angeles
Adella Gluesing
Western Union
Miss Gluesing
Shocked Nation Worries About Its Youth
A nationwide worry centers on rising teen and young adult drug use, crimes to fund addiction, and a broken code in college basketball and West Point. Experts blame parenting, war fears, role models, and intense media channels, with probation official Miss Perris Clarke noting trouble starts at home.
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West Point
America
Perris Clarke
Magistrate's Court of
New York
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