Cease Fire Edict Denied By Ridgway
Seoul AP dispatch reports allied artillery on the western front after new orders to shoot to kill and amid claims a cease-fire directive existed. General Van Fleet said no cease-fire, clarified that misinterpretations occurred, and that the original directive remained unchanged.
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Seoul
Korea
James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
van Fleet
Third Division
Yhureday
Der
Kenneth Booth
Eighth Arena Public Information
Lake
White House
Tokyo
United Nations Command
van Figet
Western Front
van Fleets
Yalu River
Fifth Air Force
Army Coup Takes Over Syria and Arrests Cabinet Members
Syrian army units seized control of Damascus and internal security after Marcud Dawalibi, a Populist, was named premier. The army, led by Col Adib Shisheykly, moved to neutralize the government as sparring parties faced mass arrests and no immediate violence reported.
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Cairo
Syria
Radio
Damascus
Popular
Associated Press
Amy
Adib Shishekly
Marcuf Dawalibi
Dawaling
Ths
Nantes
Ohio Farm Bureau Adopts 60 Resolutions at Columbus Meet
Delegates to the 38th annual Ohio Farm Bureau convention in Columbus adopted 60 resolutions including opposing a constitutional convention and raising state and county dues. They favored selective service, civilian control of atomic energy, UN assistance, and expanded rural education and highway programs.
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Ohio
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Jurailoads
Petter
Ike Denial Stamps Out Quit Rumor From Rome
A Supreme Allied Headquarters spokesman in Europe rejected a Rome report that General Dwight D. Eisenhower would resign before February 9 to run for president. He called the broadcaster’s claim pure speculation and without foundation.
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Europe
Dwight D Eisenhower
Eienhower
Rome
Balancing Act Atop a Paper Revenue Scheme
A garbled crime style note describes a man profiting from paper sales. He buys at wholesale, sells retail, and pockets the difference. He demands exact change at regular collection to speed payments and maximize his gains.
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Geis & Rez
Meigs County Boy Dons Role of Cotton Planter
Chester Meigs County boy Jimmie Kline, a Chester fourth grader and 4-H member, planted aged cotton seeds found by his mother. The plants grew to three and a half feet, yielding open pods by September. He plans a spring repeat in a single plot to boost learning about cotton cultivation.
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Meigs County
Bob Hoeflich
Pomeroy
James Kline
Ward Kline
Chester Jimmie
Kimes
Fst
Jimmy
Chester Farm Boys
Chester
Colton
Jimmie
Oder
Czechs Link Top Officials To Tito Plot
Prague dispatches accuse former vice premier Rudolf Slansky and former foreign minister Vlado Clementis of anti state activity. East German security chief Kopriva says they led conspiratorial plots as Prague radio reports Slansky ousted from vice premiership and parliament while Clementis faces charges of masterminding a five year Tito plot to overthrow Czechoslovakia.
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Berlin
Rom Prague
Rudolf Slansky
Vlado Clementis
Greck
Ladislav Kopriva
Prague
Slansky
Clementis
Prague Radio
Clements
Czechoslovakia
WAC Captain Resigns After Incident at Camp Breckinridge
Captain Johnna Heslinga, commanding officer of the WAC detachment at Camp Breckinridge, resigns for the good of the service Col Barney Daugherts states there is no connection between the resignation and the recent conviction of six WAC sergeants for slapping another WAC.
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Camp Breckinridge, Ks
Johnna Heslinga
WAC
Barney Daugherts
Camp Breckinidge
Police Probe of Bombing Attempt in Ohio Hotels
Police said an unexploded horn found at the New House Hotel in Columbus had a fuse like that on the bomb that wrecked a Cincinnati eatery. Hotel staff and Cincinnati restaurant workers union officials denied knowledge of either bomb and pledged full cooperation with investigators.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Net House
Hotels& Restaurant
Bartenders International Union
AFL
Ohioan Kissell Crowned North American Hay King
Lynn M Kissell of Springfield Ohio yesterday was named hay king of North America by judges at the International Livestock Exposition. Kissell won his title amid top hay and grain judging events.
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Chicago
Lynn M. Kissell
North America
Kissell
Gov Lausche Meets Leaders Over Ohio Bond Sale Plan
Gov Frank J Lausche and the Ohio Rail and Turnpike Commission discuss calling a special general assembly to revise law allowing a 300 million bond sale. Bankers say changes are needed to market bonds. the commission hopes to finish the project next year if funding and land provisions are adjusted.
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Columbus
Frank
J Lausche
General Assembly
Ohio
Provsion Commission
James W . Sehocknessy
Altable
Tanker Collides With Trawler Kills Fifteen Anglers
In Boston Harbor the 10000 ton tanker Ventura struck the 170 ton trawler Lynn, causing the Lynn’s 15 remaining crew to die as 18 others went down. The collision left 20 fishermen dead in Massachusetts waters in 48 hours after the Gloucester dragger Mary M wrecked near Cuttyhunk.
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Boston
Lynn
Texas Car Company
Boston Lish Pier
Coast Guard
Carl McNamara
Medford
John T King
Winthrop
S . Pederson
Port Arthur
Greater
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Mary M
Cuttyhunk
Mongrel Mayhem Dirty Dogs Drown Attempt
In Tonawanda New York two dogs attacked a mongrel, pulling it into an icy creek. Patrolman William R Carlele rescued the mutt as the dogs repeatedly tossed it into the water, an act described as an attempted murder by a police officer and an animal cruelty official.
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Bufpalo
The
Society For the Presention of
William R Carlele
Poher
Tonawanda
Cook Faces Gas Chamber
Calfornia justice halts William Edward Cook a 23-year-old described as a pint sized desperado who kidnapped nine persons and killed six. The case involves a series of brutal crimes linked to a desert mining area near Tap-1 and touches on the broader state murder narratives of the era.
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EL Centro
William Edward Cook
California
Ohio
State Dental Association
Sar Quentin
Arthur Hebert
Ahroniber
Seattle
United States Pushes Plans For 13 Division European Army
US diplomatic drive seeks a ready 13 to 43 division European army plan for next NATO meeting in Lisbon. Key issues include German sovereignty limits, French German accord, and balancing supranational aims with national authority as West Germany may resist if delays persist.
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Rome
United States
NATO Council
Lisbon
France
UN Debaters Await Soviet Chief's Reply
Paris reports the United Nations political committee continued armament discussions as delegates awaited Andrei Vishinsky. The Soviet Foreign Minister was listed 14th as speakers took the floor, delaying a possible decision until sunset and possibly postponing his speech to tomorrow. Observers expected Vishinsky to back private Arab Asian talks for peace.
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Paris
United Nations
Sovet
Andrei Vishinsky
Lst
Vishinsky
Comidian
Bob Hope Performs for Servicemen at Camp Atterbury
Comedian Bob Hope, despite a 100 degree fever, rushed to Camp Atterbury Indiana for the premiere of his new movie and three service shows. He said he never missed a show and planned to entertain troops despite doctors orders.
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Bob Hope
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Hope
Tre
Election Probe Highlights Alleged Involuntary PAC Deduction
Senate elections subcommittee hears claim that CIO PAC collected a 1 deduction from a Cleveland Amalgamated member's wage without consent. Taft and Ferguson testify as hearings note forced contributions and political support for Ferguson. Clayman objects to records and urges not to weaponize hearings for 1952 campaign hopes.
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Washington
Ohio
CIO
Political Action Committee
Senate
Wleness Beryl
Cleveland
CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Taft
PAC
Amalgamated
Joeph
Ferguson
Tacob Clayman
Columbus
Olio clIo- Pac
Clayman
Steel Talks In Third Day as U S Steel Negotiations Continue
Pittsburgh workers union CIO representative Philp Murray and six steel firms received wage demand terms, including a substantial increase clause, as talks with US Steel stretched into the third day. Bethlehem Steel, Jones and Laughlin, Republic Steel, and Others eyed the proposals. negotiations remained behind closed doors with limited progress reports.
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Pittsburgh
Philp Murrays Cio United Steolworkers
US Steel
Murray
Bethlehem Steel Company
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Republic Steel Corporation
U S Steel
Tursday
Aules
Aluminum Company of America
John A Stephens
Nepolialony
Willoughby blamed for Korean debacle report labels cover up
In New York a reporter charges General Wil[l]oughby, former top Army intelligence chief for MacArthur, with a cover up and misjudgments in Korea. The piece cites his clash with press coverage and questions White House intelligence gaps during Wake Island to the Yalu River.
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Willoughby
General
New York
Charles A Willoughby
Douglas MacArthur
Wiloughby
Cosmopolitan
Tokyoo
White House
Truman MacArthur
Wake Island
MacArthur
Korea
Manchuria
Yalu
Pyongyang
Willoughby Sup
New Firings Loom in Tax Agency Purge
Lamar Caudle testified about out of hours activity as former assistant attorney generals and was recalled for further questioning. Meanwhile 31 IRS employees were purged and 49 officials have been dismissed or resigned amid corruption and inefficiency probes. Five cases were sent to the Justice Department for possible prosecution and eight more indicted on fraud or bribery charges.
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Lamar Caudle
Houses
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Bureau
House Subcommittee
Justice Department
Talks on a phased troop withdrawal at Panmunjom
Negotiators at Panmunjom discuss a plan for staged Allied troop withdrawals after an armistice is signed. Fears surface that a renewed clash could occur if communists force a rapid pullout. Delegations push for a truce framework and enforcement measures before the December 27 armistice expires.
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Munsan
Korea
Seave
Wang
Panmunjom
Beahe
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Cook
U. S
Hal Boyle
Gel Willoughby
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Glouster
Tal Logan
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