Dulles Rejects Jenner Plea on Gouzenko Question Note
Secretary of State Dulles refused Jenner’s request to press Canada to permit U S senators to question Igor Gouzenko without Canadian publication limits. Gouzenko exposed Soviet spy activity in Canada in 1946. Canada allows questioning but with final publication say so.
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Washington
Dulles
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Curbon
Gouzenko
Iian
Harry Dexter White
Senate
Publi Denier
Congress
Jail Prisoner Denies Share In Hall Loot
New Orleans prisoner Vietor Linkletter denied receiving any of the missing 300 dollar Greenlease ransom in a Thanksgiving Day FBI questioning. Fellow inmate Thomas Bordelon and agent RL Fassi commented on the case. Linkletter has been held since Oct 20 on a safe burglary charge.
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New Orleans
FSI
Vietor Uinkletter
FBI
Linketter
Thomas Bordelon
L Fassi
Lankletter
St Loms
Hall
Fraternities Face Debates Over Racial and Religious Rules
National Interfraternity Conference discusses restrictions on race and religion in fraternities. Dr Carl Woodward proposed removing bars based on creed, while Dr Arthur Flemming urged judging by character. Panelists from Miami University and Phi Sigma Kappa oppose lifting the limits.
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Cincinnati
University of Rhode Island
Car] R Woodward
Arthur S Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Creed
Dr Wandward
W A Shhueler
Miami University
D R Collins
Phi Sigma Kappe
Churchill's Forres Beat Down Rebellion in Lords
Churchill's Conservatives win support in the Lords as they defeat a rebellion over cabinet plans to introduce commercial television in Britain. A full Commons debate follows amid tensions over a nation dominated by the publicly owned broadcasting company.
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Churchill
Forres
Lords
Cabinet
Moon
House of Commons
Entish Broadcasting Corp
Ohio Civil Defense Exercise Aims for Dec 6 Across State
Ohio wide civil defense plans a simulated air attack on Dec 6 with nine target cities to feel coordinated readiness. Local communities will respond to a yellow alert and then red alert with a 45 minute all clear, emphasizing planning, operations, and personnel mobilization. The event involves Cleveland Akron Youngstown Toledo Columbus and Dayton among others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Cinemnati
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
Steuben
Sundeyville
Dayton
Jenderson
Henderson
Col
Mra Jacquant H Rothsemid
M Set Maurice
L Schick
Canonsburg
Set Schick
Susan Rothschild
Heise
Reds Ignore Dean Peace Plan to Forestall Talks
Reds rejected as meritless a conciliatory plan by UN envoy Dean to set up a Korean peace conference and said they would counter with a proposal on Monday. An Army spokesman noted no prisoner explanations have been given since November 16, and the deadline to conclude talks remains December 24.
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Panmunigm
Reds
Arthur H Dean
Schick
Security Pay Hearings Highlight Social Security Misperceptions
The Ways and Means subcommittee concluded two weeks of hearings on the social security system. Chairman Carl T Curtis charges that American wage earners were misled for nearly 18 years into believing ironclad rights to old age insurance benefits. He and former Social Security Commissioner Arthur J. Altmeyer note that regular payroll deductions do not guarantee contractual protections like private firms.
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Washington
the Cherman
House
Carl T Curtis
R-Neb
Congress
Arthae J Altmneyer
Three Die In Predawn Pittsburgh Explosion
A predawn explosion and fire in Pittsburgh destroys a four room bungalow killing Byron Ro Martin and his two young daughters Chery and Carol. His wife Ann and two other children Byron Jr and Edna escaped with minor injuries.
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Pittsburgh
Washington Serson
Steel City
Byron Ro Martin
Chery 5
Carol
Ann
Byron Jr
Edna
Rabies Victim Found After Dramatic Hunt
A dramatic search ended when a rabies victim was located after a fire near a hospital in Chicago. Neighbors and medical teams worked to save the person, but the blast and ensuing events highlighted a tense pursuit covered by newspapers and radio.
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Chicago
Hospital Attendants Dismissed for Patient Abuse
The state service commission confirmed the dismissal of hospital attendants Mrs Elsie Garen and related staff for mistreatment of elderly patients. The case involved alleged arm twisting and neglect of duty at a Columbus hospital led by Dr Arthur T Hopwood. A restaurant worker, Harry Saarr, 43, said he was bitten by a dog that died of rabies a week earlier.
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Ister
Columbus
Ohw
State Cial Service Commission
Godfrey’s Mother Cheers at Toronto Percussion Debut
In Toronto on Friday night 2500 concertgoers greeted the public debut of Kathryn Godfrey’s piece Jamme Bors March performed by the Toronto Rimiphors under conductor An' dre Kostelanetz. Mrs Godfrey aged 73 watched from the balcony blowing kisses as the work drew warm applause.
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Toronto
Arthur Godfrey
Toronto Rimiphors
Kathryn 'Godfrey
Dre Kostelanetz
Slayer Sentenced to Life in Prison in 16 Year Old Case
Donald T. Glover 22 pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the Sept 17 shooting of 16 year old Donald K Lucas in a sangwieh shop near Nancy, his estranged wife. He was sentenced Friday to life imprisonment.
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Anton
Donald T. Glover
Donald K Lucas
Glover
Lucas
Nancy
North Korean Airman Rewarded for Defection
A North Korean airman, Lt No Kum Sok, received a reward after landing a MiG fighter at a South Korean base in July. The event, described in Tokyo sources, highlights ongoing cross border tensions and the porous nature of aviation defection routes.
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Tokyo
Sha
Athes
Kum Sok
Gyum
Mer
Big Three Align On Red Note Bid Amid Bermuda Meeting
U S Britain and France exchange views on Russia’s Big Four bid seen as a Western unity test to thwart Soviet plans for a Europe defense army. Dulles to confer with Eisenhower as Bermuda talks near, with early allied signals showing near total accord on aims and strategy.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
European Defense Army
Dulles
Eisenhower
Augusta
Churchill
Lamel
Bermuda
Priaay
Bermada State Department
Strike stops presses of six New York dailies
A photo engravers strike backed by other newspaper employees halted publication of six major New York City papers and idled about 20 000 workers. The Journal American World Telegram and Sun Post and Times were affected along with the News and Mirror. The Herald Tribune remained publishing. The strike followed a breakdown in wage talks and involved the AFL International Photo-Engravers Union which demanded 115 dollars weekly pay increase and decided to arbitrate.
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New York
New York City
Journal American
The
World-Telegram & Sun
the Post
Times
Newsami Mirror
Herald Tribune
Blaze Wipes Out Thousands of Homes in Korea
A raging blaze in Pusan, Korea, destroyed about six thousand homes and buildings, including a rail station and Army base headquarters. The fire killed at least four people and injured forty, with twenty American soldiers among the injured. About twenty eight thousand residents were left homeless as flames burned for twelve hours.
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Pusan
Korea
Point Merchants Nab Alleged Shoplifters In Town
Mr and Mrs Robert Pennington of Chillcothe Ohio were jailed Saturday in Mason County after allegedly shoplifting in the downtown business district. They were chased by two local merchants and apprehended in the 1500 block on Jefferson Ave, taken into custody by Chief of Police Hoyt Jurden and charged with petty larceny. Mrs Pennington is a former resident of this city.
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Point
Robert Pennington
Chillcothe
Ohio
Mason County
Jefferson Ave
Hoyt Jurden
Pennington
Ex-Miner Drowns Near Cadogan Idaho
An accidental drowning was ruled Saturday in the death Friday night of Toney Bedro a retired miner. The body was found in Onion Fork Creek near his Adena home.
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ST Cuairsville
Toney Bedro
Voney Fork Creek
Adena
Former Korean Prisoners To Back Army Evidence Of Red Torture
Washington AP says former Korean prisoners will testify about communist atrocities in Korea, including murders of American soldiers. Sen Potter leads a Senate inquiry with Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and White House liaison, aiming to uncover evidence and press UN action for condemned atrocities.
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Korea
Tenare
Sen Potter
R-Mich
White House
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
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Te Teld Potter
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Feey
Senate
Leo McCarthy
McCarthy
Lo Mn
Republican Party
Nfor
Defense Department
United States
Chilna
United Natione
Lodge
UN Assembly
Sevier
Mog
States Urged To Yield Rights in Taxing Power
Rep Ma stn proposed that states surrender exclusive rights to income liquor and tobacco taxes to the federal government and end taxes on gasoline estate and gift. The plan would shift highway and tax duties to states and reduce federal state overlap, reallocating about 32.48 billion dollars in annual revenue.
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Sven
Hisscheme
Mason Commission
Congress
Eisenhower
Mason i S
House
Ways and Means
Mason
Geld Major
Sion
Segregation Stand Taken by Justice Department
The Justice Department told the Supreme Court it is empowered to strike down racial segregation in public schools. Attorney General Herbert Brownell and aides filed a brief invoking the 14th Amendment, which compels a state to grant public education equally to all people without regard to race or color. The brief addresses whether equality exists between schools and individuals under the Constitution.
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Washington
Justee Department
Supreme Court
UN Court
Atty jGer_ Herbert Brownell
Hus
Mother sues son over fall during shower at home
Cleveland report states Mrs Renee Lower of Chebirtown Michigan filed a $1000 damage suit against her son Larry Lower of Berea alleging he fell while taking a shower at his home. The claim names Harry W Lower, husband and father, as attorney.
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Cleveland
Frmday
Renee Lower
Chebir
van Mich
Acton
Larry
Berea
Harry W Lower
Lowers
College grid scores garbled montage of teams and results
The fragment presents a list of college football scores with numerous typos and unclear pairings. Teams include Army, Navy, Notre Dame, Boston College, Holy Cross, Villanova, Fordham, Boston University, Duke, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Florida State, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Auburn, Baylor, Texas Tech, LSU, Tulane, Colorado, and Trinity. Several scores and team names are distorted, making precise results unreliable.
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Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Boston College
Holy Crows
Illanova
Fordham
Boston U
Wadd
Tennessee
Vandermit & Duke
North Carolina
Georgia Tech
Greerman
Florida
State Mississipp
Mississippi State
Arkansas
Tula
Teras Chimtiny
SMS Oklahoms
Oklahoma
Alahams Ut
Auburn
Tire
Baylor
Tex Tech
Hoardin Jnamons
LSU
Tulane
Colorado
ASMT
Trinity
Texas State
Promises Puerto Ricans Fall Liberty
United Nations draft cited by Chief US Delegate Lodge Jr outlines steps toward Puerto Rican independence as the island nears self governance as a commonwealth. The report notes opposition from some leaders while acknowledging the evolving status within the United States framework.
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Uniter Nations
Eisenhower
General Assembly
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
United States
Warren
Gina
Corto
Iwestug
Erie Railroad
Newpiant
James Thom Tson
Gertrude
Asland
Terrance P
Tomas
Republic Steel Corn
Trumbel Vfemarar
Withnesses
Thomas
Wa Tee
Drama Dean O'Neill Dies
Boston obituary notes the death of famed playwright Eugene O Neil from pneumonia at age about his long career included Nobel and three Pulitzer prizes. The piece mentions his late years, marriages, and the Nobel prize in literature context.
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Arihen Uy Packimson
Iday
Carvitte Monterey
Dr Menninger Dies at 91 in Topeka Psychological Pioneer
Frederick Menninger longtime head of a Kansas foundation and prominent psychologist died Saturday at age 91. Fire emergency in Topeka caused a blaze at an adjacent site during the period of the investigation.
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Topexa
Char
Frederick Menninger
Wlothe Board of Meonenyegondation Starid
Tg Headley
Former PW Refuses To Discuss Convert In Korea
A Big Stone Gap area report notes a former prisoner of war declined to answer questions about a former serviceman held in Korea. The article references family reactions and the ongoing patrilineal ties as authorities consider next steps in the case.
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Big Stone
Korea
Fodavack Cpl
Edward
FBI Nabs Fugitive Praised by Spouse
An FBI operation captured a fugitive described as highly regarded by his spouse. The suspect, identified as Martin, allegedly surrendered last Friday and was found while employed as a plasterer at a coal company construction site. Federal agents reported the arrest without incident.
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FBI
Martin
Panama hosts royal visit as Canal Zone opens to officials
The article notes a royal visit in the Panama area during a major festival week. It mentions the Panama Canal Zone and cooperation with United States authorities as part of the event. The fragment references the Brith family and local republic relations in the zone.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
United States
Canal Zone
Secret Talks Sought to Speed Disarmament Efforts
UN General Assembly calls for intensified efforts to slash armaments and proposes secret big power talks to accelerate disarmament. France India and Yugoslavia push for meetings in capitals with possible venues in Washington Paris London Moscow Ottawa and Istanbul. Russia resists immediate prohibition of atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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US General Assembly
Suoces
Lachassim Saturnay
Henry Gabot Lodge
Ehat
United States
France
India
Yugoslavia
Washington
Fars
London
Moscow
Ottawa
Istanbu
Russia
Andre: Vishinsky
Lawrence Man Slain by Wife in Trenton Area
Lawrence County records show Thelma Hammonds shot her husband Carl Hammonds at their northeast Trenton home after an argument. Sheriff Carl F. Tose said Hammonds died later at Lawrence County General Hospital from a right temple wound caused by a .22 caliber rifle. The couple’s children, three of whom had already died, range in age from 6 years to 5 months. Thelma Hammonds is being held without charge for questioning.
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Tronton Co
Seven Rules
Trinton
Sherif
Carl F Tose
Beryl Hammoenis
Lawrence County General Hospital
Beng
Thelina
Hammonds
Dullet
Hermmonds
Tragedy Strikes Secret Lovers in Nashville Case
The report details a 22 year old, linked to Betty Mc Cuddy and Tom Buntin, found dead after a staged disappearance in 1931 Nashville homes. It notes a partner, Thomas D Palmer, later known as Mr Palmer, and mentions a daughter Elizabeth amid public scrutiny and sensational press coverage surrounding the tragedy.
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Betty McCuddy
Tom Buntin
Arogeds
Gil
Tom
Beth
Aeders
Thomas D Palmer
Nashville
Elizabeth
Wanne
Wihem Burten
Korea
Local News and Advertisements Preview for Middleport Area
A bustling index announces pages featuring Middleport and nearby towns Vesta Powers Middleport and surrounding communities. It promises shopping news, ads, and ideas for every reader across the edition.
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Pomeroy Middleport
Nelsamsle
Logan
Mereenger
Powerss
Middleport
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