UN Approves Indian Peace Plan Amid Bitter Debate
In a 53 to 5 vote by the UN Political Committee, India’s Korean peace proposal cleared a key hurdle despite Soviet opposition. Western delegates hailed unity behind India while Moscow readied counter-resolutions to push a Soviet framework for a cease-fire and prisoner exchanges.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations Committee
India
General Assembly
China
Ohf
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Korea
Vishinsky
Moscow
Peiping
Vijayalakshmi Pandit
Nehru
Reuther Appears Set to Lead CIO After Polemic Battle
Atlantic City reports Walter P. Reuther nearing CIO presidency after a bitter intra union clash. He beat Allan S. Haywood with backing from rubber and oil unions and an expected convention showdown looms Thursday. McDonald of United Steel Workers vows fight while conceding possible Reuther support to avoid a split.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
Cios
CIO
Auto Workers Union
Allan S. Haywood
Reuther
Haywood
CIO Hencyns
Murray
David J. McDonald
CIO United Steelworkers
McDonald
Tay
Yank Airman Sinks MIG for Seventh Time in Korea
In a North Sea air battle deep in North Korea, Lt. James F. Low of Sausalito California shot down a MIG-15 in a clash between two U S F86 Sabres and two MIGs. It was his seventh victory of the war as weather turned bitter with snow along the Central Front and freezing temperatures.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
North Sea
Fifth Air Force
James F. Low
Sausalito
Calif
Acheson Lovett Plan To Attend NATO Session
Secretary of State Acheson Secretary of Defense Lovett and Secretary of the Treasury Snyder will represent the United States at the Paris session of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council. The council will conduct a general review beginning December 15 of NATO defense programs and policies.
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Washington
State Acheson
Defense
Lovett
Treasury
Snyder
United States
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
11 Percent Tax Cut Proposed by Rep Reed
Rep Daniel A Reed announces an 11 percent cut in individual income taxes and elimination of the excess profits tax on corporations, aiming for bipartisan support as the new Congress convenes. The plan would extend reductions for 1953 and 1954, offsetting the 1951 rate increases set to expire Dec 31, 1953 unless extended.
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Washington
Congress
Daniel A. Reed
Reed
House
Ways and Means
Links Ohioans To Bank Loot
A federal reserve bank teller testified in the trial of Julius Petro and Joseph Sanzo for robbing Warren bank cashier Charles Foley of 71 000. W. Robey said money bags were prepared for delivery to banks. Defense sought proof of money in the bag. L A Mines testified that 16 000 of the total 71 000 was new currency.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank
Julius Petro
Joseph Sanzo
Warren Bank
W. Robey
Charles Foley
Warren
L. A. Mines
TV Fans To View Newly Born Baby On Nationwide Show
Denver viewers will watch a Caesarean baby birth on a national NBC telecast from 9 30 to 10 p m Eastern Time as part of the American Medical Association Convention coverage. Jean will stand by the doctor during the birth as the baby is shown to viewers across 49 stations.
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Denver
Jean
American Medical Association
NBC
Miss Ohio 1953 Pageant Plans in Columbus
The state will crown Miss Oni a Seomicentennial during Ohio’s 1953 birthday celebration. The Jaycees will ask each county to send a candidate to compete in state finals in Columbus on January 25, with the queen to be crowned in March.
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Jaycees
Columbus
Ruling Slated in Rosenberg Spies Appeal
Defense motions to overturn the Rosenbergs conviction and seek a stay of execution will be argued today before Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan. The judge had set the execution for the week of January 12 after denying a prior stay request. The Rosenbergs, ages 32 and 36, were condemned for atomic espionage following their March 1951 conviction.
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New York
Atom Spiet
Ethel Rosenberg
Sylvester J. Ryan
Ryan
Rosenberg
Ex Publisher Earl Brannon Sr. dies after long illness
Col. Earl William Brannon Sr. 63 longtime Zanesville publisher and radio figure in Columbus dies after a long illness.
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Columbus
Earl William Brannon, Sr
Zanesville
Radio
Durkin Joins Cabinet Draws Taft Fire Over Labor Pick
Cincinnati dispatch reports Senator Taft blasting the selection of Democrat Martin Durkin as secretary of labor as incredible. Taft accused the choice of reflecting poorly on Eisenhower and appeasing partisan voting while Durkin vowed to work with the administration to amend the Taft Hartley act to satisfy labor and management.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Martin Durkin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Durkin
Robert Brownell
Truman Democrat
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Gen
Rhee Calls for Immediate All-Out Drive Against Reds
President Syngman Rhee urged an immediate all-out offensive to drive Chinese Reds from North Korea. He said South Korea could act now without Japanese or Chinese Nationalist troops and doubted Soviet entry would trigger a world war. He spoke at a press conference and in a NBC interview.
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Seoul
Syngman Rhee
North Korea
Russia
Soviet Union
Rhee
Yalu River
Kremlin
United States
National Broadcasting Company
Federal Road Funds Sought for Atomic Plant Access
Rep Ayres proposes using federal funds to pay for road construction to the new atomic energy plant in Pike County Southern Ohio. He argues state money would hamper other highway projects and urges federal or access funds to cover the cost.
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Washington
Ayres
Ohio
Thomas H. MacDonald
Pike County
House Tax Scandal Quizzers May Call Secretary Snyder
A closed door meeting was scheduled to decide if Secretary Snyder should testify on his involvement in a multi million dollar tax case and to assess his interest in the Universal Pictures refund. Lawmakers debated timing as hearings may shift to next year for the alcohol tax unit.
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Washington
Snyder
Publican
Congress
Ways and Means
Universal Pictures, Inc
Administra Commi
Rep
Curtiss
R-Neb
Kean
Universal
Obscene Literature Under Fire In U S House Hearing
Rep. Kearns said obscene and gruesome literature is out of control and called for action as a House committee investigates public distribution. Witnesses included a Springfield distributor Samuel Black and Ralph Fawcett Publications editor Ralph Daigh who defended their standards while condemning indecent material.
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Washington
Kearns
House
Panmemangs
Samuel Black
Springfield
Mass
Black
Ralph F. Daigh
Fawcett Publications, Inc
New York
Fawcett
Daigh
Weights To Polio Aid Demonstrated By AMA
Denver reports an antigravity exercise device shown to the American Medical Association to aid polio victims. It lets patients move limbs with minimal gravity and friction, adjustable to provide resistance for stronger workouts. Dr. A W Schenker of New York introduced the exhibit noting several hundred polio cases improved enough to abandon canes.
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Denver
American Medical Association
AMA
A. W. Schenker
New York City
Plane Strike Parley Fails
A conference between Eastern Air Lines flight engineers and National Mediation Board members continued in Miami to resolve a wage dispute that grounded the Constellation fleet across the East. Leverett Edwards, a mediation board member, opened talks with union leaders after 5 30 p m. yesterday as the AFL Flight Engineers International Association contract expired at midnight November 20 and workers quit at 6 a m. yesterday.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air Lines Flight Engineers
National Mediation Board
EAL
Constellation
United States
Leverett Edwards
AFL Flight Engineers International Association
Waiter Admits Looting Hundred Hotel Rooms
New York police arrest Murray Meckler a 24 year old waiter who confessed to looting more than 100 hotel rooms over 18 months by simply asking for keys. Detectives tracked him for weeks and charged him yesterday.
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New York
Murray Meckler
Grand Jury Prepares Mine Violence Report
Jurors in South Muskingum County report violence on non union strip mines and say no indictments are planned. Judge Clarence J. Grepion convened a special session after finding United Mine Workers Union and nine members guilty of contempt of court.
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Muskingum County
Clarence J. Grepion
United Mine Workers Union
Beire Prneste
Legion drives toward 10200 for veterans Christmas gifts
The American Legion in Ohio reports over 7000 dollars raised toward a 10200 dollar goal for Christmas gifts for veterans in Veterans Administration hospitals and soldiers homes. Gift fund chairman says the drive will provide items such as angers, wool socks and books to veterans in Chillicothe Brecksville Crile hospitals the Dayton VA Center U S Marine Hospital Cleveland and the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky.
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Columbus
American Legion
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Legion
Chillicothe
Brecksville
Crile Veterans Hospitals
Dayton VA Center
U. S. Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
Stevenson To Visit Trumans At The Capital
Adlai Stevenson will be guest of President and Mrs Truman at the White House tomorrow and Thursday night. He arrives in Washington from Atlantic City where he spoke at memorial services for the late CIO President Philip Murray.
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Washington
Adlai
Stevenson
Truman
White House
Atlantic City
CIO
Philip Murray
Eisenhower Names Durkin Labor Secretary and Weeks Commerce Chief
The Eisenhower cabinet includes Martin P. Durkin as labor secretary and Sinclair Weeks as commerce secretary. Durkin, 58, heads the AFL United Union of Plumbers and Pipefitters. Weeks, 59, chairs the Republican National Finance Committee and is a Boston industrialist and bank director. Walter Williams of Seattle is named under secretary of commerce.
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New York
Eisenhower
AFL
Martin P. Durkin
Chicago
Labor
Sinclair Weeks
Boston
Commerce
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Durkin
Adlai E. Stevenson
Secretary of Labor Post
Labor Movement
Owtce
AFL United Tion
United States
Canada
Weeks
Republican National Finance Committee
Massachusetts
GOP
National Gop
Durkin and
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Jr
White House
Secr
Vandenberg
Walter Williams
Seattle
Citizens For
CIO
George Meany
Mt of
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Detroit
John Foster Dulles
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Cleveland
Ezra Taft Benson
Salt Lake City
Interior
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Arthur E. Summerfield
Flint
Mich
Republican National Committee
First National Bank of
Illinois
Govs
Henry Horner
John Stelle
Dwight Green
Snowbound Roads Slow Travel Across Ohio
A second major snowfall draped Ohio with over three inches in places as sleet and rain threatened road conditions. The State Highway Patrol reported slick highways and multiple accidents, including a nine injured in a Woodlawn suburb bus and car crash, with Cincinnati tally around three to five inches and Columbus-area flights disrupted.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Woodlawn
Cincinnati
Nlw Airlines Ae
War Decision Rests in Air Says LeMay
Washington reports General Curtis E. LeMay, head of Strategic Air Command, argues decisive action in future war would hinge on air power. He notes Russia could outnumber U S land forces two to one in Europe and Asia yet still have many aircraft in reserve. He stresses the need for the United States to have the best air force even if not the largest.
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Washington
Strategic Air Command
Russia
Curtis E. LeMay
Ussr
Air Force
Europe
Asia
U. S
DiSalle Price Study Started
Former price boss Michael V. DiSalle says outgoing Democrats should leave changes in wage-price controls to incoming Republicans but may alter this view before official recommendations in about two weeks. His study will inform Economic Stabilizer Roger S. Putnam as proposals to President Truman are shaped. DiSalle favors gradual decontrol of prices.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Roger S. Putnam
Truman
Summerfield to Advise on Election Spending Curbs
A House committee probing election law loopholes seeks input from Arthur Summerfield, future postmaster general, on updating spending restrictions for modern campaigns. The inquiry, led by Rep. Hale Boggs, aims to hear Summerfield’s views on inadequacies and workable reforms before questioning Stephen Mitchell of the DNC.
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Summerfield
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Hale Boggs
D-Ia
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Dollar Bandit Shot After Shoe Repair Robbery
Police wounded a gunman after he robbed and shot Sam Weiner, 71, owner of Penn Square Shoe Repair. The suspect, about 30, fired at officers before fleeing and was hit in the legs by three police bullets as he ran from the east side shop. He was too weak to be questioned due to blood loss.
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Cleveland
Sam Weiner
Penn Square
Weiner
Orlando Dies at 92 Last of World War I Big Four
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, last of World War I's Big Four, died Monday at age 92 after a weeklong illness. He was president of Italy and died at his home, as announced by Senator mita of the Italian Socialist Party.
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Orlando
Rome
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
Italy
Nee
Mita
Italian Socialist Party
Five Day Forecast Shows Near Normal Temps and Rain
Temperatures will average near normal with a warming trend. Normal lows 28 to 30 and highs 41 north to 47 south. Rain or snow is expected Wednesday morning and again toward the end of the week, totaling about half an inch.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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Vention
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Acheson
Miss Ohio
Taft
Sen. Taft
Harry Truman
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Reds
Solon
Legion Drive
Trumans
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Sawyer
Stephen A. Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Boggs
Alrons
Chauncey
Nncame
Ensienomen Gallipol
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