Democracy in Germany Seen Far From Full Control
United States High Commissioner John J. McCloy said West Germany will require at least 15 years to democratize and urged keeping an occupation force until democracy proves strong. He dismissed a Nazi revival, praised Bonn leaders, and signaled willingness to discuss East West reunification with the Soviets, noting Soviet resistance to overtures. He warned of a potential East Germany police force and faulted Soviet actions.
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Garmisch
Germany
INS
United States
John J. McCloy
West Germany
U. S
McCloy
International News Service
Bonn Republic
Hitler
Bonn
Newlywed Honeymoon Hold Up Nets Pair in Culver City
In Culver City California a 16 year old bride Barbara and her husband two weeks married Donald Goodyear 21 were jailed on suspicion of robbing a liquor store during their honeymoon. Police pursued the getaway car and captured one suspect as a man fled on foot. The pair claimed they married in Toronto two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver City
Calif
Donald L. Goodyear
Barbara
Toronto
Deppe Charges City Group Politicized City Jobs
James T. Deppe, suspended city manager, contends the City Council drew political strings in hiring Charles A. Esser as secretary to City Manager Ray W. Wilson and Thomas M. Sullivan Jr. as city clerk. He accuses the council of politicking to remove him and cancel fire insurance renewals, hints at damage suits against newspapers and council members, and notes Esser and Sullivan backed the council ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Esser
Ray W. Wilson
Thomas M. Sullivan, Jr
James T. Deppe
Deppe
Rcord
Xxx
Wilson
Sullivan
Esser
Oil stove blast causes fatal nursing home fire in Cobleskill
An oil stove explosion sparked a blaze that gutted the upper floor of a Cobleskill nursing home, killing three elderly residents and injuring four others. Fire officials blamed the blast for the deadly fire incident and investigated the cause.
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Cobleskill
N. Y
Houseplants in water benefit from occasional charcoal drops
Water grown houseplants should have a piece of charcoal placed in the container now and then. The charcoal helps keep the water clear and may reduce odors while protecting roots. Place a small chunk in the vase or jar and replace as needed.
House Group Seeks Indian Aid Accord
Washington report on the Navajo Hopi Rehabilitation Bill as the House Public Lands Committee works with Ways and Means to resolve a contested provision. The measure would authorize an 88 million dollar federal aid program with 90 percent social security welfare payments on the Navajo Reservation, aiming for passage by unanimous consent or a House Rules debate. Arizona argues against matching funds and says Indian welfare is a federal issue.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Arizona
New Mexico
Toby Morris
Oklahoma
Indian Affairs Subcommittee
Morris
House Rules Committee
Senate
Truman
Kidnapping Ends As Suspects Fail to Evade Road Blocks
In Kingman a kidnaping and pursuit ended with the discovery of an elderly woman’s body on a rocky hill. Dr. Cartwell says she died about 24 hours earlier from exposure. The suspects, a man and a woman, were later found to have fled in a police car after overpowering a constable. Miss Lee’s body traveled to Prescott for burial as relatives in Topeka arrange services.
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Porter
Barton
Kingman
Black
Miss Lee
F. H. Cartwell
Prescott
Topeka
Kan
A. J. Trindle
King’s Land Lodge
North 14Th Avenue
J. J. Trindle
van Nuys
Calif
Unnamed Family Smith Member Earns Notable Distinction
A member of the Family Smith ranks gains unusual distinction amid pride within the international chowder and marching club. The note highlights the achievement as a source of swellings of pride for the group.
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Family Smith
Leap Off Wild Truck Fatal To Hitchhiker
A hitchhiker Earl Daniels about 26 from Bell Garden California died after leaping from a brakeless truck six miles east of Ashfork Arizona. The truck carried 21 tons of eggs and no one else died though a 10 year old boy and his mother escaped with minor injuries. Driver John C Callen of Sioux City Indiana said a flywheel broke causing the brakes to fail.
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Ashfork
Earl Daniels
Bell Garden
Calif
Arizona
Daniels
Lillie Marx
Carl Marx
John C. Callen
Sioux City
Callen
Police Chief Mantoni Fatally Wounded in Shootout
In a brutal incident Ward fired four shots at Mantoni wounding him in the abdomen. Ward then killed Miss Brady and hit Grif fin and Miss Pitassi. Mantoni, who had served six years as a police officer, died after managing to fire a final shot and wounding Ward. He leaves a widow Dorothy Mantoni and four children: Gloria Betty Lou Matthew Jr and Irene.
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Mantoni
Ward
Miss Brady
Griffin
Miss Pitassi
Grant
Dorothy Mantoni
Gloria
Betty Lou
Matthew, Jr
Irene
Methodist Session To Be In Frisco
The 1952 General Conference of the Methodist Church will be held in San Francisco. West Coast city chosen as headquarters for the quadrennial session by the conference entertainment committee in Chicago. The 800 delegates will have full legislative power over church matters.
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Chicago
The
Methodist Church
San Francisco
General Conference
Three Killed Two Missing In Philippines
Three Americans are dead and two remain missing in the Philippines. An 18 year old student Patrick Z Murphy was reported shot by Philippine constabulary while hunting wild pigs in Iloilo Province. Two ex soldiers Paul Sarles and Frank Jirgl were found decapitated in Zambales Province Luzon. Two American professors Dr Robert Conklin and Dr Marvin Pittman have been missing for 17 days in Northern Luzon jungles among Igorot head hunters.
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Manila
INS
Philippines
Patrick Z. Murphy
Philippine Constabulary
Iloilo
Panay Island
Paul Sarles
Frank Jirgl
Quirino in Baltimore for Kidney Operation
Philippine President Quirino arrived in Baltimore for a kidney operation and said recognition of Communist China is under advisement. He declined to discuss the Far East crisis in detail and joked about marriage rumors. He landed at Glenn L. Martin Airport to avoid a large crowd.
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Baltimore
INS
Pipidio Quirino
Philippines
China
Quirino
Far East
Glenn L. Martin
Municipal
Tucker defense opens in Chicago trial arguments begin
Defense attorneys in the Tucker mail fraud trial began motions for directed verdicts of acquittal in Chicago today. The government completed its 73rd and last witness yesterday. The Greek historian Thucydides notes Mt Etna eruptions as early as the eighth century B C.
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Tucker Defense
Chicago
Thucydides
Mt. Etna
B. C
Injured Woman's Death Sets City Toll Record
A traffic fatality in Phoenix in 1949 set a new city record with Ella Edens 62 of Cottonwood dying after a collision at 15th Avenue and Jefferson Street. Police said she rode as a passenger in a sedan driven by W F Edens 63. The crash also left five others injured across several incidents in the Phoenix area.
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West Ocotillo Road
Maricopa County Hospital
Japanese War Criminal Trio Freed From Sugamo Prison
Three former Japanese army officers freed by the United States Army from Tokyo's Sugamo Prison are Lt. Gen. Shigeru Sawada Capt. Ryuhei Okada and Capt. Satojiro Tatsuda. They were tried by a U S military commission at Shanghai in 1945 for the execution of three Doolittle fliers.
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Tokyo
INS
Shanghai
Sugamo
Shigeru Sawada
Ryuhei Okada
Satojiro Tatsuda
U.S
Sawada
Okada
Tatsuda
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