Chaplin Barred From Reentry to United States
Washington AP The Justice Department orders film star Charlie Chaplin to be held for hearings at his port of entry to decide if he is admissible under U S lawChaplin British subject has lived in the U S about 40 years without naturalization He sailed to England with wife and four children last Wednesday Chaplin’s attorney denies subversive activity and says he will cooperate in any inquiry Fueled by political controversy McGranery acts to hasten Chaplin’s return and restricts reentry until formal ruling is made
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Weather Wrap Southern California Showers and Thunder
Occasional showers and scattered thunderstorms today into Sunday from Los Angeles south and east. Partly cloudy in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties with mountain vicinity heavy showers. Winds in the mountains and resorts. no major temperature change. Rain totals near 0.40 inch in 24 hours, 1.44 for the storm. last year at the same time 0.42 inch. Jimmy Cub notes much happiness over rain, with humid conditions Thursday night prior to the washout. An Irish man jokes about a “himmrage” after a paint accident near a telephone pole.
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Stevenson Says U S Red Combat Was Inevitable
At Quantico Marine Base Democratic hopeful Stevenson urged new lieutenants to defend the country and avoid past errors. He warned the Korean War’s outcome cannot be certain, stressed avoiding foresight failures, and framed U S goals as building peace through reconstruction. He said U S fate rides with the officers and called the campaign nonpolitical during Rosh Hashana.
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Recount Puts Sayre In Lead By 30 Votes
In the 254 congressional district a recount shows Woodrow Wilson Sayre (D) edging out Rep Patrick Hillings (R) by 30 votes after an earlier report had Hillings ahead. Sayre polled 3,?234 with Hillings 3? ahead, Sayre’s total including a large Republican margin. A Sayre spokesman said he will seek nomination for the No. elections.
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Jet Fighter Explodes In Air Over Southern Japan
An American F 86 Thunderjet on a test flight over southern Japan exploded and crashed into a building near Fukuoka City on Kyushu Island. The pilot was killed and a Japanese resident also died. The pilot’s name was withheld pending relatives notification.
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Minister Accused of Bilking Couple of $22,408
William McCalmont a Presbyterian minister charged with fleecing Loomis California residents of 22408 was released on bail from Placer county jail and taken to a private San Francisco hospital His accomplice Harry Daniels remained jailed with bail lowered to 2500 Both men face a preliminary hearing on grand theft and the FBI probes a possible connection to a Lincoln bank robbery
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Plaster Ceiling Drops on Pantages Theater Patrons
In Hollywood a portion of the Pantages theater ceiling fell near the front, showering movie patrons with plaster. Nineteen people were injured and treated for cuts and bruises at Hollywood Receiving Hospital yesterday.
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Nixon Promises Full Accounting of 16000 Fund
Senator Richard M. Nixon and running mate Dwight D. Eisenhower publicly pledged a full accounting of the $16,000 fund from California backers. Nixon asserted none of the money went to him personally, while Stevenson pressed for full facts and possible legal questions. Eisenhower defended Nixon, calling the criticism a political smear, and Taft defended Nixon’s right to accept gifts from constituents. The Kansas City stop featured Eisenhower affirming Nixon’s honesty and attacking Stevenson as aligned with city bosses.
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Chinese Admit Liquidating 2 Million Ant-Communist Ban
Peiping radio claimed the Chinese Communists killed 2,000,000 anti Communist bands during the past three years, labeling them counter revolutions resisting the Peiping regime. The broadcast touted land reform affecting 428,000,000 people, a 34 percent rise in production, and the formation of a people’s democratic dictatorship as major achievements.
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Nixon Carries West Campaign Into Oregon
Nixon pushes western campaign through Oregon promising full accounting of a $16,000 fund from wealthy donors. He urged truth over smears and attacked Communists and crooks while addressing crowds in Ashland Medford Grants Pass and Chico.
New Lead In Kansas City Vote Fraud Case Found
Washington dispatch reports House investigators secured permission from Attorney General McGranery to examine allegedly stripped FBI files related to the 1946 Kansas City Democratic primary vote fraud case. Rep. Bakewell cited J Edgar Hoover regarding material deleted under former AG Tom C Clark, with inspectors set to review missing documents Monday. The probe follows a courthouse safe explosion and stolen ballots in the ensuing inquiry into fraud allegations involving Enos Axtell and Roger Slaughter.
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Heavy fighting for strategic Old Baldy hill in Korea
United Nations infantry recaptured Old Baldy after a sudden assault. Korean frontline troops killed or wounded hundreds of Chinese forces on Finger ridge and in attacks near Panmunjom. Air power supported ground actions as nine Allied aircraft were lost but 16 MiG-15s were destroyed or damaged in a monthly record.
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Air War Knocks Out 54 Percent of North Korea Power
United Nations Commander General Mark W. Clark said the stepped up air war has cut 54 percent of North Korea power-producing facilities. He reported Reds forced to import power from Manchuria as raids along the Yalu River disrupted production at numerous factories.
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