Third Navy Plane Stranded in Antarctic Rescue Efforts
A Navy twin engine DCI is stranded near McMurdo Sound after an engine failure while en route from Little America to the main base. Lt Harvey G. Speed co pilots the ship and Lt Cmdr Ray Hall lands seven rescued crew and scientists at McMurdo. A second DCS and a Neptune remain down in polar regions awaiting engine changes.
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Antarctica
GPA
Navy
Antarctic
Rossee Shelf
Little America
Harvey G. Speed
Muskegon
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McMurdo
Cmdr
Ray ©. Hall
Freelandville
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Ft. Lauderdale
Hall
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J. Paul
Minn
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Tenn
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Darie
R. McRea
Philadelphia
Aviation
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Glendale
International Geophysical Year
A. J. Morency
Bossier City
B.A. Ale
Apple Valley
Calif
Fie Oe
Liv
South Fale
Pole Station
Christchurch
New Zealand
Marines to Stand Trial Over Sasebo Brigrin Brutality
At Yokosuka base in Japan sixteen Marines are ordered to stand trial on brutality and maltreatment of Navy prisoners at the Sasebo Naval Base brig. Vice Admiral Roscoe Good directs the process with hearings set to begin Thursday. two brig wardens face general courts, eight Marines face special courts, and six face summary courts.
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Young Designer, 21, to Take Dior's Place
Paris reports Dior will name a 21 year old as successor to the late designer in the fashion house. Saint Laurent is cited as a probable runner up, with three senior staff members named as senior assistants while the house continues under leadership.
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Paris
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Saint-Laurent
Raymonde Zenacker
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Madame Mitza ‘Erigerd
Payment for favors Diplomat Recruited Morros as Red Spy
Boris Morros, a Hollywood producer turned counter spy, says a Soviet diplomat recruited him from 1933 to 1942 into a spy network for family favors. He claims he provided cover for others, sped documents as a courier, and aided on Dewey and Warren. FBI allegedly urged him to stay in the role. Morros cites a Moscow visit in 1950 where he met Peter Fedotov, deputy to Beria.
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Albam
Morros
Thomas I. Deweyland
Earl Warren
Wwo
New York Times
Morris
Moscow
Peter Vassilieyitch Fedotov
Laurenti Beria
Russia
Burrit Wheeler Dies in Los Angeles Radio Spy Case
Morros told Bill Davidson that Burritt Wheeler acted as a cover for Zbigniew as a Russian spy while at Paramount Pictures. The piece cites Morros naming Sterns as financiers of a musical film used as cover for agents and notes the Sterns’ indictment for espionage and refusal to return to the United States.
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Morros
Bill Davidson
Zrbilin
Los Angeles
Radio War Germany
Burritt Wheeler
West Valley
Paramount Pictures
Zwelne
Zubilin
Tle
Russia
United States
Alfred Stern
Martha Dodd Stern
U. S
Germany
Morris
Sterns
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Douglas Accepts Award and Donates Funds to Causes
Senator Paul Douglas accepts the Sidney Hillman award amounting to 1000 dollars for meritorious public service and donates half to the NAACP legal defense fund while the remainder funds are split among three groups. The report also mentions Jakarta police firing on students during demonstrations over campus projects and fee hikes amid rising tensions involving Catholic, Jewish, and labor groups.
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Paul Douglas
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Legal Defense Fund
National Assn
Jakarta
Indonesia
Amari-Security
Can Friends Service Committee
Catholic Council
Donesia
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