Allies Bow To Demand To Free All Prisoners
PANMUNJOM AP The United Nations agreed to a Communist demand for releasing all war prisoners under a complex formula. The plan exchanges all prisoners and civilians, classifies South Koreans drafted into Red armies as prisoners, and requires parole and Red Cross interviews. Team and location details are included with prisoner categories and timeline.
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United Nations
U.N
Libby
Red Armies
International Committee of the Red Cross
Weather outlook for Southern California and cold snap notes
Southern California clears tonight with rising daytime temps Thursday. Frost risk remains on low ground, with slight improvement. high ground may see late firing. Jan 2 1952 records show high 48, low 26, a year ago 57 and 32. Local banter from Jimmy Cali and Dudley Glass about cold spells and reading signs.
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California
Lowes
Jimmy Cali
James
Mercury
Jimmy
Dudley Glass
Seven Oaks
UN Delegate Says Reds Trying To Convert Prisoners
UN sub delegation head Rear Adm Libby states strong indications the Communists have attempted to convert Allied captives to Communism. He cites censorship of prisoners' letters, stalled prisoner exchanges, and priority for sick and wounded once an armistice takes effect. He warns families not to expect precise dates and outlines mail exchange arrangements to ensure POWs receive news.
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United Press
Munsan
United Natons
Adm
Rn Libby
Ashtet
Libby
United Nations
United Nations.” the Admiral Made His Statement To Answer Questions Uppermost Iy
Glenn Ford Seeks Exit From Rita Hayworth Film
Hollywood report says Glenn Ford asked Columbia Pictures for release from his co starring role in Rita Hayworth’s comeback project due to production delays. Hayworth, Aly Khan’s former princess, faces divorce proceedings in Reno Nevada and has clashed with the studio over the film with recent reports of her not reporting to work.
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Columbia Film Studio
Rita Hayworth
Glen Ford
Miss Hayworth
Aly Khan
Reno
Nev
Steel Workers Vote On Truman No-Strike Plea
About 3000 CIO United Steel workers head to Atlantic City for a special convention to consider President Truman’s appeal to avoid an industry wide strike. Delegates weigh a 18 cent wage hike, union shop, guaranteed annual wage, holiday pay, and other contract gains as the Wage Policy Committee and executive board prepare recommendations amid a defense framed wage dispute.
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Atlantic City
CIO United Steelworkers
Truman
CIO
Philip, Murry
Steelworkers Executive Board
Wage Stabilization Board
National Defense
Murray
Benjamin Farrless
US Steel Corp
Office of Price Stabilization
India Fails To Recognize Claim By Actress Nancy Valentine
London based report notes Nancy Valentine, film star, says the Indian government did not immediately recognize her claimed marriage to the Maharajah of Cooch Behar. She travels to Los Angeles to see her sick mother and remains confident the matter will be resolved. She asserts a 1849 Hindu marriage endured and was valid with American witnesses supporting the affidavits.
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London
Hollywood
Tet
Nancy Valentine
Cooch Behar
Nancy
Los Angeles
India
United States
Two UN Planes Downed In Korea
Two United Nations planes were shot down over North Korea today by Communist anti-aircraft guns. An American Thunder jet and a Shooting Star jet were lost while attacking ground targets. Weather hindered air combat retaliation as only minor ground actions occurred along the 145 mile front, including a probing enemy attack in the Satae valley repulsed by 8th Army forces.
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8Th Army
United Nations
North Korea
Satae
An &Th
Taunique
65 Killed In Plane Crashes T3 Still Missing
United Press report cites New Year holiday period aviation disasters. Sixty five fatalities occurred in seven air crashes including a C-47 near Lookout Mountain killing 28 and West Point cadets among the dead. A non scheduled C-46 crash near Sala manca caused 26 deaths with survivors found after a farm house call.
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National Safety Council
New York
New York-Pennsylvania
California
Texas
Lookout Mountain
Phoenix
Ariz
West Pont
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Hamilton Air Force Base
Wiliams Air Force Base
Chandler
Salamanca
George Albert
George A. Stevenson
Harvey
Ill
Jeanette Stevenson
Florida
Stevenson
Reds Say They Will Drive U.S. From Korea This Year
United Press analysis reports Communist broadcasters in Moscow and Pyongyang claim 1951 brought UN losses in Korea and predict the UN army will be driven from the peninsula in 1952. The piece notes splits in American foreign policy, cites Joseph Kennedy, and labels capitalism as dark.
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Reds
U.S
Korea
Harry Ferguson
United Press
Moscow
Peiping
Pyongyang
United Nations Army
Svith
Soviet Union
Panmunjom
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Kennedy
United States
Britain
US Ship Helpless Captain Battles Storm Aboard Flying Enterprise
A British salvage tug races 350 miles to aid the drifting American freighter Flying Enterprise off southwest Ireland as Capt Henrik K Carlsen clings to a cabin wall with the ship listing severely. The destroyer John W Weeks stands by. the tug Turmoil accelerates toward the scene amid heavy seas and rising winds. Fifteen survivors reach Rotterdam aboard the Southland as the captain vows to stay with his ship until it reaches safety.
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London
Flying Enterprise
Alanie
United States
John W. Weeks
Ireland
Bordeaud
France
Henrik K. Carlsen
Woodbridge
N.J
Ishrandtsen Line
Carlsen
En Revie
Turmoul
Falmouth
England
Enterprise
AUS
Golden Eagle
Bordeaux
Britain
Isbrandtsen
Rotterdam
Holland
Southland
Hughest
Taft gaining says campaign manager predicts early nomination
Taft campaign director David Ingalls reports growing strength for Sen. Robert A. Taft in Eisenhower territory and says Taft's nomination on an early ballot seems certain. Ingalls cites gains in New York, Pennsylvania and Kansas, while Eisenhower partisans dispute the strength and promise a forthcoming factual announcement.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
David S. Ingalls
Taft
Ingalls
Bob Taft
New York
Pennsylvania
Kansas
James H. Duff
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
R-Mass
Rangers Aid Motorists Buried By Colorado Avalanche
Rangers bring food and warm clothing to motorists trapped near Wolf Creek Pass after the worst avalanche in the region's history. Two truck drivers remain missing, with others rescued as snowdrifts reach twelve feet. Elsewhere, midwinter heat breaks records in Dixie, while northern storms threaten more crashes.
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United Fress Forest Rangers
Wolf Creek Pass
Colorado
Reynolds Bradshaw
Sarl Croft
Melvin K. Herron
Ontario
Calif
Dixie
Atlanta
Mercury
Miami
Fla
Columbus
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Kentucky
Truman Proposes Abolishing 64 Internal Revenue Offices
President Truman announced a sweeping plan to reorganize the Internal Revenue Bureau reducing offices from 64 to under 25 district offices headed by civil service district commissioners. The reform creates an independent inspection service and restructures Washington headquarters with three assistant commissioners while raising officials' salaries.
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Washington
Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Collector of Internal Revenue
Congress
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Joseph Short
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Senate
Civil Service
Revenue Service
Warren Launches March Of Dimes Campaign in 1952
Gov Earl Warren Nina Warren and Basil O Connor launched the 1952 March of Dimes with a coast to coast broadcast. They shared polio experiences and urged support as the nation faced the menace of infantile paralysis. Nina Warren disclosed her victory over polio alongside Mrs Sidney Culver, O Connors daughter, reflecting universal concern and courage.
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Los Angeles
Earl Warren
Nina
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Amashcan Broadcasting Co
Honey Bear
Warren
Sidney Culver
O'Connor
State Income Tax Forms Sent To 1 637 000 Californians
Sacramento California state officials say 1 637 000 income tax return blanks were mailed this year, an increase of a percentage over last year. State Controller Thomas H. Kuehel announced the mailout as the annual tax season begins.
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Sacramento
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