Bricker Eisenhower Back Compromise On Treaty Plan
A bipartisan compromise on Bricker’s constitutional amendment for treaties reaches Eisenhower. Bricker may approve if Congress acts with bipartisan support or if Eisenhower does not oppose. The plan blends Bricker Knowland and George ideas, aims to place treaties under the Constitution with a roll call ratification in the Senate.
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Unemployment Figures Show Slowing Layoffs Amid Big Jobless Totals
Washington reports indicate unemployment may top 2 million with layoffs slowing. Census shows 9.36 million unemployed for the week ending Jan 9, up 510 thousand from December. Yet 2,038,827 claimants sought unemployment benefits on Jan 16, up 87,888. Economists note coverage limits leave total jobless potentially higher.
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Army Probing Solon's Aide at Fort Dix
Fort Dix information officer says an investigation is under way into allegations that G. David Schine, 26, received preferential treatment while in basic training. Schine was staff consultant to Sen. Joseph McCarthy's Permanent Investigations Subcommittee before drafting on November 4. McCarthy denies intervening for special treatment for his former aide. The New York Post reports the inquiry arises from complaints by fellow trainees.
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Akron Man Among PW Squealers Revealed
Disjointed text notes a POW camp prisoner list with an Akron, Ohio man among alleged informers. Cited testimonies claim prisoners provided statements about fellow captives and wore identifying marks as traitors.
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Jet Record F HONOLULU curates 4960 Mile to Eienmule
Fragmented OCR mentions a long distance event from Honolulu with references to a 4960 mile route and segments of the journey. The garbled text makes exact details unclear but implies a staged or record attempt across many miles and possible transportation or streamlining. No clear dates, participants, or organizations are confirmed in readable form.
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Panel Urges Tougher Red Laws and Wire Tapping
The House Un-American Activities Committee called for stronger Taft Hartley provisions and new Smith Act prosecutions of Communists. It urged automatic evidence of disloyalty from party membership and expanded wiretap evidence plus immunity for key witnesses in its 1953 operations report.
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800 Hunters Join Safari
In Williamsport Pennsylvania a safari of 800 hunters aided by airplanes and a Red Cross mobile unit set out Saturday to track the elusive critter of Cogan Township. The creature feared to be a black panther mountain lion or large bob cat has frightened game from Bobst Mountain area. A $300 prize was posted by local sportsmen clubs for catching the beast, plus a 100 pound dog food award for the winning dog scent. Three airplanes volunteered to assist after tracks were seen on Bobst Mountain ten days ago.
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Miami River Pollution Sparks Conservationists Probe
Cincinnati Izaak Walton League reports a black substance dumping into the Great Miami River killing thousands of fish. Officials cite pollution violations and trace the spill past Montgomery County to Ohio Route CLEVELAND: Helen Nichols dies after being struck and crushed at Lindale Station. John W Smider condemns President Basen amid calls for a new recession.
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Attorney for Atom Spies Found Dead in New York
Emanuel Bloch, 52, attorney for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who faced disbarment over his conduct in the case, was found dead Saturday in a bathtub at his West 16 Street home. Police said death appeared natural. a friend from Brooklyn found the body.
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Army Officer Labeled Red By McCarthy
Senator McCarthy accused an Army major and dentist of being a longtime communist who was promoted three months ago despite refusing to answer a questionnaire. He claimed the major invoked the Fifth Amendment and declined to discuss possible communist activities. McCarthy said there was no espionage, that the Army asked for resignation, and the major plans to resign by March 31 or face dishonorable discharge.
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Tank Contract Award Rapped
Senator Kefauver protested a 2001 million dollar tank contract awarded to a General Motors subsidiary and urged Senate scrutiny. He argued concentrating defense production in one producer risks an ill advised economy of scale and weakens the defense base.
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Gouzenko Ties Soviet Emissary to Spy Ring
In a Canada spy case, Gouzenko links a Soviet envoy to a spy ring. The unnamed envoy and associates were noted during interviews and press questioning, with remarks on trust and political risk surrounding the allegations.
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Express Hits Mob Hailing Egypts Boss At Cairo Rail Station
President Mohamed Naguib wept as a Cairo Alexandria express plowed into cheering crowds at Kafr El Zayat station. Reports say 30 to 42 were killed and many injured as rescue teams aided victims before the train resumed.
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West Fights for European Army and Neutralization Demands
At Berlin talks the United States backs a six nation European defense community with German troops. Molotov demands Germany be neutralized and free from bloc ties after elections. The Eden plan foresees gradual German unification with sovereignty and choice of allies. Molotov hints at presenting a Molotov plan at the next meeting.
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Red Satellite Danger Cited by Pan Am Official
Pan American World Airways executive vice president Samuel F. Pryor told the Women's Forum on National Security that a world conquering nation with an earth satellite could threaten nations by concentrating sun rays. He cited WWII German research on a satellite with a 690 mile orbit and a giant adjustable mirror to focus heat on Earth.
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Killer's Son Succumbs in Steubenville After Mental Illness Tragedy
In Steubenville Ohio five children suffered a mass casualty incident described by Frank Holt as divinely commanded. The attacker used a crowbar and stomped among his five children, leading to the death of Doran aged five and other victims, with details fragmented across the report.
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Mystery Ends as Lange Confesses to Mattson Slaying
Detroit milkman John Lange known as Jack of Diamonds confessed to shooting 83 year old John W Mattson, Atlas Steel traffic manager, at his desk in October. Lange identified by police after a half finished letter linked to Estelle Jamieson, a Detroit drug store waitress, was found at Mattson's desk.
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King Nimitz Don t Recall Spy Comment
Senate Internal Security subcommittee opens probe into alleged 1944 White House order to destroy naval intelligence files on Communist subversive activities. Chairman Jenner asserts the White House ordered destruction. King and Nimitz say they recall no such conversation. Jenner vows hearings soon.
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U.S. Likely to Reject Parley Demand on Korea Talks
Washington reports the State Department drafted a note informing China and North Korea that the United States will not resume preliminary Korean peace talks unless perfidy charges against the U.S. are withdrawn. The notice, coordinated with the sixteen nations aiding the war, was expected to be issued over the weekend.
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Tax Scandal and Blaze Injury Reported in City
A local tax cheat faces a potential three year prison term while a spectacular fire injures seven firefighters and residents. The blaze caused extensive damage to a restaurant and adjacent properties near La Paz, with investigators tracing origins to a suspect linked to fraud and tax crimes.
Italy Dumps 3rd Cabinet and Communist Gain Seen
Rome. Up. Crisis ridden Amintore Fanfani’s third cabinet collapsed when the Chamber of Deputies rejected the confidence motion by 303 to 260. The fall follows the Jan. 5 resignation of Pella’s Christian Democrat government as factions from several parties unite against Fanfani, signaling potential Communist gains.
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Aga Khan to Weigh In Against Platinum In Pakistan
In Karachi Ismaili followers prepare a weigh in for Aga Khan, weighing about 300000 dollars worth of platinum to honor his 70th year as spiritual leader. A public scales ceremony set on a giant stadium platform mirrors prior 206 pound weigh in.
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Bid to reconvene UN fails to secure majority
India's proposal to reconvene the General Assembly on February 9 for a Korea session failed to win the required majority. A secretary general poll showed 28 opposed, 22 favored, with 69 members polled. Dag Hammarskjold reported the result from United Nations.
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Governor Lausche Urges Oversight of Charity Funds
Cleveland report shows Gov Frank Lausche denouncing charity collections that fund promoters rather than aid recipients. He calls for safeguards and tighter scrutiny after investigations into misuse, and says the public must be protected from misleading drives. He has previously refused to lend his name to fund drives without background checks. He spoke in Clay as part of a broader effort to curb improper fundraising.
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Broadway Producer Murray Anderson Dies at 67
Murray Anderson, noted Broadway producer of Life Begins at 48 and several hit revues, died suddenly at home at age 67 after a heart attack. He created landmark shows from 1943 through the 1950s and guided various productions including Venan and Far Between era revues.
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New York City Rail Strike Slated Today
A New York City rail strike is planned for today affecting multiple lines. Transit workers union officials warn of service disruptions across major routes and stations citywide.
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AEC Announces Plant Job Boom Near Portsmouth Ohio
The Atomic Energy Commission reports a surge in employment for the Ohio A plant near Ports mouth Ohio with 26 40 construction workers expected and 39 percent of local jobs tied to the project by late 1954 more than 2400 permanent posts and 4100 by 1990 outside the area. Construction totals reach 28 605 by late 1954 while regional facilities remain crowded until 1953 55 school year starts.
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Two Area Men Retain Posts
Dr. KL Starr ester of Columbus was elected seat Saturday of the Ohio n. Dr. Chester is chief sign of bio-science and culture at the Battelle Me Institute wrs selected by trustees as the association ended its List annual ABLULE Wi J. Clyde English, fariin o and F. B McConnell, Cleveland, vice presidents, and Ew ins T. Boles of Columbus, to con tinve as treasurer Howard M. Wells of MeaArthur, past president, will remain on the execute committee and Theodore T Feed of Pomeroy was named ve president for life on the board. 'The 1955 meetings will be at Co- Tt
Bank Thief Jailed After Guilty Verdict
A man identified as Robert wowal was found guilty Friday of stealing $200 from a bank. He received a multi-year sentence for grand larceny and housebreaking, with years to be served in the state penitentiary.
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War Games Stir Sea and Land Tensions Across Fronts
The index notes late sea and land warfare developments as tacticians describe new exercises and drills. Analysts say allied forces rehearse combined operations, projecting potential clashes and signaling intensified regional competition.
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