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   Mansfield News Journal (Newspaper) - December 14, 1956, Mansfield, Ohio                               Weather Freezing sled warmer Low tonight 23. MANSFIELD Final Edition VOL. 72. NO. 283 PHONE 7231-6 international Service United Press SEVEN CENTS Judicial Tug Of War Shapes Up On Vice Trial 2 Courts Involved In Tangle o Hearing Set V To Sell I e Issue A judicial tug of war to be under way day to see what c o u r 1 j would NOT hear a vice case in which principal witness is in i Judge G. E. day set Monday at 3 p. m. Common Pleas court as time and place for a on affidavits of filed Municipal G. W. in the vice trial of Thomas Beulah W. Fay Lee BULLETINS Commandos Attack British PORT SAID Egyptian suicide commandos attacked British troops in three separate bomb assaults Anglo-French occupation authorities Three Egyptians were Sentenced To Die Week Of Jan. n N. Y. John con- of Peter was sentenced today to die in Sing Sing electric chair sometime during the week of Jan. 28, 1957. The date of the mandatory execution was set by Nassau County Judge Mario Pittoni in a court session that lasted less than four An also probably will defer the electrocution until a later To o WASHINGTON The Veterans Administration today tried to head off a premature closing out of the Gi home loan program by giving lenders the benefit of the doubt on interest The VA authorized lenders to make commitments with the condition that the GI home loan will bear the maximum interest rate sible at the time the loan is Armed Guard Placed At Universities Unrest SETS HEARING Judge Kalbfleisch spite of hearing in that Judge Marriott has ready disqualified himself from the vice trial on grounds that he had of certain in the Judge Kalbfleisch said that if Judge Marriott wished to disqualify himself he should have appointed a substitute judge rather than turn the en- tire case over to Common Pleas Court as has now j Judge ordered a hearing on the of than a trial of the entire case for Common Picas Judge Kalbfleisch said the court in which the vice will be held will depend the outcome of Mrs. 45. of is charged with a disorderly house and the legal dispensing of j 35, of 52C also is charged with legal dispensing of tnV flai Admits Lobbying Charge WASHINGTON M. Neff and Elmer Superior Oil Co. lawyers involved in an offer of campaign funds to Sen. Francis Case pleaded guilty today to failure to register as n k. 7 Allies To Get 3Iodern Arms PARIS The Jed States offered today to with its NATO purpose weapons could fire I want a warheads or con- Nearly 50 such letters addressed to Santa Claus processed at the Mansfield Post Office this Although it was the first me have been addressed merely and in opening the U. S. to North arsenal to member nations While most of the tne North Treaty bore tor the had no stamps at were Promised no mo s- t unusual atomic processed was one An American spokesman LI c k e y e u- s- Defense Secretary These stamps E- promised the same other 14 nations in the j nary I to have a heaw their capac ave gain Rain To Replace Blasts the modern old Santa technical data to help a Leaden skies covered of the NOT COMMITTED The promise did not commit Eisenhower's ad- i t U. S. was arrested in the same today as by tne youngsters raid on Nov. 10 at the breezes fanned j house which caught Mrs. upward and f Ann intermittent showers to Just to be sure Santa year-old key in the one small 1O" to seek a forthcoming trial has Although no rain fell boy sent no less me b- Atomic in- the in the separate letters to which shannS of all indications were that I North And just to or secrets be- would have rain the expenses involved wil or tonight and ft Betting the long red elements Weathermen log truck a n its the spokesman isaid some southern he inclosed two reported more Ponies in one letter and four an inch early in I The cloudy skies Another youngster gave up ja cold wave Which was Hopalong Cassidy badge On Page 3) ive On Page 3) The Red Cross an Refugee Relief Fund is ex- to exceed the mark when all contributions are in. Allan fund man said The Weathermen the drive in trom the c ithe cold out of The fund was given a big posed to have arrived in Santa presumably last the old gentleman to pin WARM boost yesterday wher the Co. announced j The would turn over to tundi and the Barnes factoring Co. contributed from the Barnes Family FRONT said a south tears were re- the picture i quested in more letters and set up the cloudy other single j i Santa will not lose making his rajn remain the scene for another Christmas eve if he stops forecasters Russia Ignores LiN Resolution UNITED Dag Hammarskjold TRUCK ACCIDENT KILLS huge cement truck pied into an deep construction excavation in crushing three workers to death and pinning a fourth in the wet The cement be- gan to harden and he died before he could be rescued three hours B ri oji It's difficult to but there take of all the cookies today his living near Mansfield who have never had a visit from Four Buried Concrete Trapped When Truck Overturns i MIAMI BEACH j Workers using air hammers I cut the last of four bodies out iqf concrete late Thursday J many hours after a 32- Iton concrete mixer truck are six over and pinned them Today's noon which Mansfield .in tc Soviet i T i tnc 34 sli htlv have promised to leave WIth tne UN ic Fund the aid than 30 5e- under the tree for him demands in the One typical of reads as in exploring Today's Still to be is 27. which the Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co. announced low reading jsent to Santa want a toy day it is adding to the Riding Pays Off from its Civic j For Property The figure ST. Mich. forget to get condemning Russia And we got a new baby so new ways obtain total viet withdrawal from is acting under the visions of the 20-nation Santa nor have they ever had a Christmas A neighbor who reported the family to the teers of was amazed to learn about it through one of the children in the family who told into an Three of the screaming men died but the Alfred 40, stayed alive three hours must do something awfully because Santa Claus 25 has never been to our stood at Bond Mathers thanked How are f j. T the Hungarian An investigation by the of America disclosed the family needed JDRIVER NOT HURT The truck Ernest B. 47, escaped without H. president stars that he reads the Gorman in ing on the gift of newspaper Mathers found ar contribution bids to tear down a Hungarian Relief is in lieu of which incorrectly listed the small holiday remembrances On Page 3) Mather home as the site of the proposed demolition along Santa Win I HAS AUTHORITY big I want to be one of your I helpers if you don't I no a girl in school that don't belive in you but I I am going to leave some cookies for if I can make Mindszenty Hungarian Uprising Forces Reds To Release Cardinal The UN secretary general is authorized to take any he deems useful to promote a settlement of the crisis and may fly to Moscow for direct talks with Kremlin Hammarskjold curtly fied Hungarian Foreign ister Imre Horvath Student Protest Rumbles In Sympathy With Hungary BERLIN Anti- communist student unrest stemming from the revolt n Hungary and Polish sympathy demonstrations rocked Soviet occupied East Germany An authoritative East in informant said that armed guards have been placed in universities in and East Berlin order to pre- vent student source said that loyal members of the Com- munist German Youth and secret lice have been sent to the uni- to keep a the He said several student meetings in the various uni- j versifies already had been broken up by the Red 70 EXPELLED Seventy students were ex- Thursday from the zig school of physical culture The entire medical faculty at Jena university was pended indefinitely the students demanded freedom of Forty students at Dresden 50 students at and 20 students and the chemical faculty at Jena university were expelled for attitudes toward the vi y W v i v bedding but was by the and which was i They learned that men s father when the truck George A. 36, j father considers i Christmas just so much Ofj and has never men went RE 1, former thern a tree or fielder and son of Mrs. Nellie 361 Wayne died at Mt. Vernon Memorial tal early today of injuries In it also learned that the father has been viding little for the spending most of his meager earnings on his own he The lower two-thirds On Page 3) of Fight Flares VIENNA controlled Budapest radio day reported new anti-Soviet riots and a major armed clash between Hungarian and Soviet troops in eastern A broadcast said the battle took place Thursday at Mi- capital of It erupted when Red army troops moved in to break up anti-Soviet Casualties were not It was a rare admission by On Page 3) when his day of the pressing bility of all UN members to east of heed assembly edicts and j operate in a solution of the left lar Note This is the final article in which Father Josef a long friend of Cardinal recounts the Cardinal's experiences in Communist The material was given Father Vecsey by the Cardinal in a series of The Cardinal gave Father sey full authorization to tell his story to the By JOSEF CARDINAL MINDSZENTY as told to FATHER JOSEF VECSEY The inquisitor from pest came often to see me at He told me that T could improve my stanis in the hands of I would only are you so he asked me. He talked about the alleged increased dard of living of the an He praised their telling me the country excellent He tried to convince me the domestic situation couldn't be The AVO gave me a radio that played only the Bolshevik station in Budapest and each day sent me the two nist Szabad NEP and Magyar Then one day T was told that George of Magyar would be brought to me. A time ago he had been a Catholic but since then had become a I refused to see On another they gave me a list of priests who On Page 8) The secretary general con- ferred with Horvath prior to t h e Hungarian diplomat's sailing for Budapest today on the French liner Daily Chuckle it will cost to fix my the matter with don't Today's Index Classified 30-34 Comics Deaths Dr. Crane Editorials 35 2 14 Kilgallen Markets Movies Society 16 29 10-13 Sports 27-29 Radio Hospitals 9 Weather car ieri x road and hit an embankment nnu Mt. of State highway patrolmen at the Mt. post said type or entertainment But the Volunteers of ica is determined that the children will have reason for celebrating this year they Weaver was believed on his will see that they have a way home from work at the Corp. plant in Mt. Vernon when the dent occurred at a. m. showed the crashed through a section of farm hit a culvert and crashed into an Investigation car the DIES IN HOSPITAL Weaver died at 4 a. m. day at the hospital of a brain lacerations of the and throat and sible internal Officers said Weaver was alone in the at the time of the accident which curred on U. S. Route 36, one arc a half miles east of Weaver lived On Page 3) a toy for each and extra Christmas food all paid from their Christmas The organization will con- to accept contributions to this fund right up until although the Continued On Page 3) For Christmas GIFT IDEAS Read The PICK A PRESENT Feature in the classified columns of the Little Tanya To Get Big Christmas Party LONDON Tanya who was rescued from a Soviet ship taking her to Russia will leave tonight for the United States where her father promised her Christmas party The two-year old girl was reunited with her Mrs. Helena Diaczok of De- in a secret rendezvous Thursday it was an- She was taken to her er from the Soviet where she was kept for two months with her sian born Alexis pending a custody hearing in a British FRIEND CONFIRMS A friend at the home at which Mrs. Diaczok was itH confirmed that mother and daughter were They last saw each other in a Philadelphia bus last Mrs. Diaczok smothered daughter with kisses and danced with joy at the began to think I would never get hei she everything is Justice Sir Henry Parry Thursday night dered Tanya's turncoat sian refugee father to return the child to her 24-year old spirited the girl out of the United States on his way to Russia two ago when the British courts intervened at the request of the World  

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