Stassen Challenges Warren in California Primary Fight
San Francisco January 19 Republican leaders hear Harvld E Stassen threaten to contest Califor nia's presidential nominating votes amid talk of a June 3 primary entry He also says favorite son states are hunting grounds and plans to enter Nebraska's April 1 primary. Senator Knowland and General MacArthur praised amid the discussion.
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San Francisco
Harvld E. Stassen
Earl Warren
California
Stassen
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
Senator Knowland
Calif
Republican National Committee
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Oregon
Warren
Knowland
National Committee
Truman
State Department
Sanitation Probe Finds Pit Toilets Across Snyder City
City health officials led by Dr H C Powell Jr and J E Craven report a survey showing at least 276 pit toilets and 35 stock pens in Snyder. They call for plumbing mandates, removal of pit toilets, better garbage disposal, and a citizen committee to eliminate health hazards.
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H. C. Powell, Jr
J. E. Craven
Powell
Craven
Snyder
Council
Forest Sears
Rosson Announces Run for District Attorney
Renal B Rosson 32 announces candidacy for district attorney in this county becoming the second candidate for the office He is a Holt Rosson law partner trained at UT Law School in 1949 and a five war veteran with major medals including the purple heart air medal and DSM He is active in civic groups and married to Dorothy Murphree in 1945 Bob Davie is the current DA and Keith Merrick is the other announced candidate
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Renal B. Rosson
Rosson
Holt & Rosson
University of Texas Law School
Breckenridge
Scurry County
O. C. Rosson
Snyder High School
Texas Technological College
Army Air Corps
Germany
First Baptist Church
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce, Lions, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Farm Bureau
Scurry County Bar Association
The
State Bar Association
Dorothy Murphree
Snyder
County
Bob Davie
Keith L. Merrick
Communists Claim Allied Planes Violated Korean Truce
In Munsan Korea on Sunday January 20 a new Communist charge accuses four U S jet planes of bombing and strafing a marked truce convoy between Kaesong and Pyongyang Friday afternoon. Negotiators return to Panmunjom for subcommittee sessions at 11 a m Saturday.
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Munsan
Korea
Panmunjom
U. S
Kaesong
Pyongyang
Borden County Reports No Candidate Filings
Judge C. S. Harris of Borden County said yesterday that no persons have filed as candidates for county or school board offices there.
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C. S. Harris
Borden County
Fighting In Canal Zone Escalates with Troop Casualties
In Ismailia and Port Said, renewed fighting leaves 20 Egyptians wounded and a British soldier killed. Bombs hit the Y M C A bridge and near the Emperor Bridge as crowds clash with police. Riots close two Cairo high schools for the rest of 1952 amid student protests.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ismaila
Ismailia
Midway Point
Suez Canal
Port Said
Mediterranean
Liverpool
al Misri
al Ahram
Emperor Bridge
Ali Hilmi Bey Kamel
Test Hole Opens Path to New Water Zone
The city drills a deepest test hole south of Twenty ninth Street and Avenue Q to probe below the red bed clay for potential new water production. If successful, a second well will be drilled on the same site. test costs run about one dollar per foot to guard against summer shortages.
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W. J. Ramsey
Ramsey
Water Department
Twenty - Ninth Street
Avenue Q
Colorado
Scurry County
Plane crashes into guardhouse at Mather Air Force base
A B-25 with one engine out struck the guardhouse at Mather Air Force Base Sacramento and exploded. Reports say two were killed and about 40 injured with 30 prisoners inside the guardhouse safe but shaken. Pilot Lt Philip Keck described the crash and shock afterward.
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Mather Air Force
Philip Keck
Sacramento
Airliner Crashes Off British Columbia Killing Dozens
A Trans World Airlines DC4 operated by MATS crashed into the sea near LANDSPIT BC while attempting an emergency landing. Forty passengers and three crew were aboard. seven crew rescued, one body recovered, and officials fear few or no survivors. Names of some crew identified. next of kin notification expected.
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Trans-World Airlines
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Northwest Airlines
Donald E. Baker
H D. Maynard
William A. Price
Demearis
Apostolon
Gregory Calns
Queen Islands
Churchill's Washington visit yields gains and losses in Anglo American accord
Churchill wins a million tons of US steel and a pledge not to deploy atomic bases without British consult, plus close US Britain consultation and backing for Western European unity. He gives endorsement of US Far East policies and accepts an Atlantic command under an American admiral, with limited progress on Middle East influence and Southeast Asia policy.
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John MW
Hightower
Washington
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
U. S
Far East
New York
Union Station
Churchill
America
Lee Wright
Chama
Amarillo
Tex
Mr. Truman
White House
England
Chute
Truman
Southeast Asia
Britain
Britannia
Middle East
Congress
Suez Canal
U.S
Indochina
Burma
Reds Lead In Air Kills During Week
The U S Fifth Air Force said ten Allied planes were shot down in the past week including two F 86 Sabre jets against MIG 15s from Jan 12 to Jan 20. Sabres downed three MIGs, damaged seven. eight Allied losses blamed on ground fire. Lt Ivan C Kincheloe credited with shooting down a MIG. About 90 MIGs sighted as snow flurries fell on the battlefront.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Ivan C. Kincheloe
Casspolis
Mich
Manchurian
Violence in Tunisia Escalates as Death Toll Rises
Paris reports describe new violence in Tunisia with more than a dozen dead and dozens wounded as clashes erupt between Tunisians demanding independence and French sponsored police. Attacks at Mateur followed arrests of nationalist leaders, with police said to fire after hours of fighting. Tunisian delegates press UN for intervention, seeking Security Council action to resolve autonomy disputes under French protectorate.
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Paris
Tunisia
Mateur
Mediterranean
Bizerte
United Nations
Neo-Destour
Cullen Toombs Seeks Re election as Scurry County Commissioner
Cullen H Toombs of Fluvanna announces he will run again for precinct No 2 commissioner in Northwest Scurry County. He is 44, first elected in 1950, and operates a stock farm near Fluvanna. His family includes wife and two children, with ties to the Church of Christ.
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Cullen H. Toombs
Fluvanna
Scurry County
Toombs
Walter Grant
Doyle Palmer
Taylor County
Glenn Toombs
Lamesa
Gloria Toombs
Abilene Christian College
The
Church of Christ
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Health Unit
Renal Rosson
Borden
Canal Zone
British Columbia
Landspit Airport
B. C
Jan
Reds
W. C. Davidson
Davidson
Snyder Hospital
Earleen Smith
James E. Smith
Thirtyfirst Street
Alfred Lee Morris
E. A. Morris
Avenue G
Ora Mae Freeman
Henry Eddie Webb
Dale Walton
Cullen Toombs
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