Winnie Ruth Judd searched nationwide as escape tale deepens
Arizona police widen the hunt for Winnie Ruth Judd the so called tiger woman missing since escaping from a Phoenix hospital. Sheriffs say no clues and tips have panned out while officials consider escape routes toward Mexico and Phoenix homes as possible targets.
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Phoenix
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
Mexico
L. C. Boies
Maricopa County
Winnie Ruth
State Hospital
Ruth Judd Escapes Board Rumors On Resignation
Louis Felix chairman of the board supervising Ft. Grant juvenile facility said he will ask the attorney general about who runs the school after an unscheduled session with a joint committee. Felix dismissed rumors that board members and Superintendent George Ridgway planned to resign amid loss of control.
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Phoenix
Louis Felix
Noare,rs
Ft. Grant
Superior Court
Senate-House
Felix
George Ridgway
Tucson
T. D. Romero
Floyd Wallace
Douglas
James B. Meigs Jr
Patagonia
Guy Anderson
Safford
Ridgway
W. E. Patterson
Yavapai
School For
Anderson
Romero
Pioneer Hotel
Kimball
Harold Ickes Dies Ending Stormy Career
Harold L. Ickes former interior secretary for 13 years died in Tucson at 4 25 p m after months of arthritis his 77 year old heart gave out President Truman led tributes calling him honest and patri otic funeral services will be held at All Souls Unitarian church in Tucson with burial at Sandy Springs Maryland.
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Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Secretary of the Interior
Tucson
Truman
Ickes
Harold
All Souls Unitarian Church
Palfrey Perkins
Kings Chapel
Boston
Sandy Springs
Thieves Fail to Crack Williams Bros Grocery Safe
In Lima Ohio thieves set two nitroglycerin charges to crack the Williams brothers grocery safe. The blast damaged the store and the safe yielded about $4,117. Estimated damage to the grocery was around $8,000.
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Lima, O
Williams Brothers
Lima
Ray Williams
Inspection Tres Mexicans Spurs Border Roadblocks
San Diego sheriff set up border roadblocks causing three mile car lines at the border in Tijuana. Sheriff Bert Strand said the checks targeted stolen cars while counting juveniles crossing into Mexico. He noted a 10 p.m. curfew for unsupervised youths and admitted no authority over crossers.
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Tijuana
Mex
WUP
San Diego
Bert Strand
Strand
Mexico
John Alessio
Agua Caliente
Alessio
Drive To Cut Foreign Aid In U S Congress Debate
Congress moves to trim President Truman's foreign aid budget of 10.5 billion with senators Allen Allender and Leverett Saltonstall endorsing curbs on economic aid. Chamber debates Alaska statehood while Hawaii push stalls. Lovett warns that deeper cuts to the 1953 military budget may be imprudent as Suez strains persist.
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WUP
Congress
Truman
Allen J. Allender
D-La
Leverett M. Saltonstall
Rmass
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tom Connally
Hawaii
House
Agriculture Department
Defense
Robert A. Lovett
Senate Appropriations
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Kidnapped U S Girl Found Safe In Germany After Abduction
Mamie Shelton an 18 year old American girl was found in good condition near Bischofsheim northeast of Frankfurt after being abducted on the Frankfurt Hanau highway by an armed hitchhiker who drove off in a car with two U S Army escorts. She said she was in the car about 40 minutes and sexually molested but not harmed criminally. An MP patrol located her shortly after 8 am and radio stations across the U S zone broadcast the suspect description.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Mamie Shelton
Bischofsheim
Frankfurt- Hanau
Miss Shelton
Mp’s
U. S. Army
American Forces
U. S. Zone
U N Reds Move Closer To Truce in Korea Talks
At Panmunjom officials say negotiations between Allied and Communist delegates have moved toward an armistice. War prisoners exchanges neared final agreement and a plenary session was set for Wednesday to discuss final peace terms.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
U.N
Tucson
William P. Nuckols
Week of Fine Weather Expected After Brief Cold Snap
A fleeting cold front Saturday cooled Tucson briefly but the weatherman predicts a return to warm, calm conditions. High pressure blocks storms, signaling a week of continued good weather with rising temperatures and gentle breezes.
Jap Treason Case To Court
Tomoya Kawakita a Japanese American sentenced to death for treason won a supreme court hearing. Born in Calexico California he was interpreter at Camp Oeyama and accused of brutal mistreatment of American war prisoners. Witnesses testified to beatings forced labor and deaths or insanity among prisoners.
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Washington
Tomoya Kawakita
Supreme Court
Kawakita
Calexico
Calif
Japan
Camp
Oeyama
California
Los Angeles
U. S. District Court
Camp Oeyama
Cesspool
U. S
San Quentin
U. S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Missouri farm woman charged with mail threats to President
Mrs. Mary Lois Jones, 45, a tenant farmer's wife from 10 miles northwest of Marshall, Missouri, was arraigned on charges of sending five letters and four postal cards via the mail that used obscene language and threats against President Truman. A postcard allegedly stated I hope someone kills you.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Truman
Mary Lois Jones
Marshall
U. S
United States
Morris Ready For Cleanup
Newbold Morris, Truman administration cleanup investigator, set up his office in Washington and vowed to expose irregularities without secrecy. He said he would not tolerate criticism and will work with Louis Yavner and Reuben Lazarus to organize the inquiry, meeting hostility from some colleagues.
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Washington
Newbold Morris
New York
Rosenberg
Lilienthal
Acheson
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
David I. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Morris
Justice Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Department
Atty. Gen. McGrath
Louis E. Yavner
New York City
Reuben A. Lazarus
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Albany
Reds Claim Isle Captured
North Korea broadcast on Radio Pyongyang claimed Red troops seized Yuk-to island south of the Ongjin peninsula on the west coast. The report said the island served as a refuge for South Korean troops driven from the peninsula and marked the first time a south of the 38th parallel capture was claimed.
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Korea
Radio
Big Truck Convoy Through Tucson Passes Police Escort
One of the longest truck convoys since World War II passed through Tucson with about 150 trucks. Police escorted the convoy through the city and it stopped for the night at Davis Monthan Air Force Base. Origin and destination were not announced.
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Tucson
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
D-M
Freeway
St. Mary’s Road
Supreme Court Rules for Hughes in Stock Case
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 0 decision written by Justice Hugo L. Black, overturned a New York federal court order to sell Howard Hughes stock valued at about 4 million dollars in the RKO theater venture. The ruling says sale could occur later if needed, but not at this stage.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
Supreme Court
RKO Theater Company
New Yor
Hughes
Hugo L. Black
Restrict Copper To Electrical Flow
The government bans copper use in nonfunctioning parts of household and most electrical lighting fixtures. Exemptions cover airport and marine aircraft fixtures, train fixtures, vehicle headlights, and portable miner lamps. The order takes effect February 15 and aims to save about 3 965 000 pounds in three months per the National Production Authority.
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Washington
U.P
Persod
NPA
Robert O'Connor to give UA recital in campus venues
University of Arizona pianist Robert O'Connor teaches piano and performs a public recital at the UA auditorium after an earlier faculty recital. The campus schedule lists events including a box match, a public card party, a visit to Steward Observatory, and a reading of Abe Lincoln in Illinois in Herring Hall.
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Robert O’connor
The
University of Arizona
E. Princerd
Tucson
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West
Congress Street
St. Ambrose Youth Center
S. Tucson Blvd
Steward Observatory
College of Liberal] Arts
Pmmla Dramatic Are
Partment
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Herring Hall
Lawmakers push bill backed by state labor groups
A legislative group submits a bill reportedly backed by state labor organizations that would affect thousands of working men. The item appears on Page 2.
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Tucson
City Mgr
Wolfer
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