Couple Injured Second Time In Auto Crashes
A man and woman were injured for the second time in two months in separate traffic accidents. Seven others were treated at St. Monica's Hospital after crashes at 20th and Roosevelt and other locations. Names include Audrey H. Moser and James Burkett among the injured, with several others listed in serious condition. In a related incident in Tucson, Hogan Mitchell of Little Rock is hospitalized after a car-train crash at a grade crossing involving W. E. Hardin driving the car.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
Audrey H. Moser
East Whitton Avenue
James Burkett
East Portland Street
20Th
Roosevelt Streets
Charlene Jones
East Glenrosa Avenue
Juanita R. Baldner
James S. Burkett
North 20Th Street
Miss Moser
Burkett
20Th Street
McDowell Road
Leonard Wolmak
Goodyear
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Louise Martin
Litchfield Park
Wigwam
Wolniak
West McDowell Road
Shirley Jones
West Watkins Road
Ninth Avenue
Buckeye Road
D. L. Martin
LeRoy Trotter
South Ninth Avenue
Gladys Chance
North Ninth Street
Third Street
Indian School Road
Howard Taylor
Tucson
Hogan Mitchell
Little Rock
Ark
St. Mary’s Hospital
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
W. E. Hardin
Hardin
Californians and Iowans Swap City Hospitality Tale
A humorous contrast between ex-Phoenicians in California and their visitors, noting how Los Angeles residents adapt when wintering in small towns. The piece extends a wry look at guest etiquette, hospitality norms, and the grind of daily chores shared across regions.
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California
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Iowa
Fishers Forks
Search Turns To a Benson
BISBEE Jan 25 UP Search for a man suspected of slugging a state highway patrolman last week shifted to the Benson area. Sheriff I V Pruitt said fresh tracks were found on the 16 Ranch west of Benson. Robert Smith 27 Oxnard Calif is the suspect. Santini 21 and Chastain 22 Fresno Calif identified him as the third member of the trio that robbed and slugged Patrolman Michelena.
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University of Kansas
Smith
Nicholas James Santini
Richard Howard Chastain
Fresno
Calif
Hiss posts bail as appeal moves forward in forgery case
Shortly before noon Hiss posted 10000 bail and was freed pending action on his appeal. His lawyer Claude Cross said Hiss had contributed to national interests and that his finances were ruined. Cross noted the first trial ended in a jury disagreement and that Hiss borrowed to cover debts. The next step could reach the Supreme Court, with three justices possibly disqualifying themselves.
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Page One
Hiss
Claude B. Cross
Cross
Goddard
United States
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Stanley Reed
Tom C. Clark
Justice Clark
U. S
First 1950 ballots count in three states
United Press reports the opening returns from Louisiana Massachusetts and New Jersey showing Morrison in Louisiana Bates and Russell in Massachusetts Widnall and English in New Jersey. Morrison defeats Zatarian signaling a rebuff to the Long organization. Bates dominates in Massachusetts district with Russell advancing for the House seat. Widnall defeats Harper in New Jersey Seventh. Cascade Mountains in Washington average 6000 feet in crest.
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Louisiana
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Delesseps S. Morrison
New Orleans
Earl Long
William H. Bates
Richard M. Russell
William B. Widnall
J. Parnell Thomas
George T. English
Morrison
Charles Zatarian
Long
Zatarian
New
Bates
C. F. Nelson Pratt
Massachusett
Russell
John W. Coddaire
Widnall
Bergen County
N. J
Harry C. Harper
Cascade Mountains
Washington
City Scraps Seven Day Week for Streets Dept
The Municipal Streets Department will end the seven day work week by February 1. Superintendent C. V. Cherry said eighteen workers now average 56 hours weekly with overtime at time and a half past 48 hours. Schedules will be staggered to 48 hours weekly, with overtime only when needed, saving about 4800 dollars annually per City Manager Ray W. Wilson.
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C. V. Cherry
Cherry
Ray W. Wilson
Weather across the nation shows warm spell and record highs
Chicago avoided subfreezing temps as warm Great Lakes winds and a cloud cover kept readings above 40. St Louis posted 75 yesterday with 69 today, while the Southeast enjoyed winterlike warmth with highs 15 to 18 degrees above normal and several Southern cities reporting record highs such as 81 in multiple locations.
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Great Lakes
St. Louis
THE
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Jackson
Vicksburg
Miss
Montgomery
Tuscaloosa
Ala
New Orleans
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Coast Gales Forecast With Low Temperature
Strong winds that lashed Southern California are expected to return today with gales of 50 to 60 mph through mountain areas and light coast winds up to 25 mph. Snow flurries were seen, trees toppled, boats damaged, and citrus areas may see freezing temperatures tonight necessitating orchard firing. The Burbank area reported morning snow.
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Los Angeles
INS
California
Weather Bureau
Burbank
Citrus
Estate Of Lee Tops $9 000 000
Tommy Lee was worth 9.41 million dollars when he died after leaping from a ninth floor building in Los Angeles on January 13. Guardians reported the estate of the heir to a radio and automobile fortune, most of which is stock in Thomas S. Lee Enterprises, Inc. The guardians were appointed after Lee was ruled incompetent in 1948.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Lee
Lee
Thomas S. Lee Enterprises, Inc
MacArthur Still Fit On 70th Birthday
General Douglas MacArthur, turning 70, will cut a birthday cake at the American embassy in Tokyo with wife Jean and son Arthur present. He remains in good health and high spirits, reviewing his honor guard, meeting diplomats, and receiving callers before lunch as Japanese supporters greet him.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Jean
Arthur
Romania purges disrupt ruling circle in Scanteia
In Bucharest on January 25 the Romanian Workers Party expelled a central committee member over unspecified political past and formed a new 17 member organization bureau modeled on the Russian Orgburo. Senior figures Anna Pauker and Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej joined the bureau, with Dimitru Petrescu and Simon Dughici elevated to central committee membership.
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Romania
Romanian Workers (Communist) Party
Scanteia
Communist Party of
Bulgaria
Moscow
Orgburo
Russia
Nicolae Radovanovici
Anna Pauker
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Dimitru Petrescu
Simon Dughici
Marshal Tito
Dr Joseph Fort Newton Dies at Home in Merion
Philadelphia January 25 AP renowned author and lecturer Dr Joseph Fort Newton died at his Merion home after a long career as rector of the Episcopal Church of St Luke and the Epiphany. Born in Decatur Texas he was live survived by widow Jennie M Deatherage Newton a son Joseph Emerson Newton professor at University of Florida and a daughter Mrs Josephine Hooven Merion Funeral set for Friday.
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Merion
Newton
Decatur
Tex
Jennie M. Deatherage Newton
Joseph Emerson Newton
University of Florida
Josephine Hooven
Detroiters Hunted In Big Holdup
Cleveland police hunted Detroit’s Purple Gang in connection with the Brink’s Boston robbery. Detectives raided an east-side house near the central station, uncovering seven gray twill uniforms, green friction tape, and burglar tools. They sought Sam Norbert and Edgar Heald, both with police records, as part of the inquiry.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
Purple Gang
Boston
Central Police Station
Brink
Sam Norbert
Edgar Heald
Brink's
Jury Selection Begins in Paight Death Trial
In Bridgeport Connecticut a new panel of 24 jurors was sworn as the mercy death trial of Carol Ann Paight commenced. The first panel exhausted after some prospects showed sympathy for the 21 year old accused of killing her cancer doomed father, with four jurors chosen on the first day.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Carol Ann Paight
Carol Ann
Five Killed and Forty Hurt in Ship Explosion at Garden Island
Sydney reports at least five people dead and 40 injured in a gasoline explosion aboard the Australian Navy landing craft Tarakan at Garden Island Naval Depot. Sixteen are in critical condition, including sailors and dockyard workers.
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Sydney
Australia
Garden Island
Texas officer on trial for Mason murder in Belton
Sam Smithwick, a 62 year old former Alice peace officer, faces a jury in Belton Texas for the murder of radioman W H Mason following Mason’s criticism on air. The defense denounces Mason as a viper while the prosecution assails Smithwick’s breach of trust and kills a fellow man.
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Belton
Tex
Sam Smithwick
W. H
Bill) Mason
Mason
Alice Street
Smithwick
Byron Skelton
Alice
Skelton
Hitler
Evetts
Steamer Kostis Lomis Runs Aground Near Victoria
The Greek steamer Kostis Lomis ran aground at Sansum Point on Vancouver Island about 22 miles from Victoria British Columbia early today per the Marine Exchange report.
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San Francisco
The
Marine Exchange
Kostis Lomis
Sansum Point
Vancouver Island
Victoria
B. C
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