Diplomat watches Dutch fliers trial in Java
US Consul General Charles Livengood says the United States is monitoring the Tandjoen Pinang trial of William Hallam Albert Onstott and Seigrist. He reports to the State Department and notes prosecutors seek six years for Onstott, four for Seigrist, two for Hallam. Onstott says Sept. 14 consignments went to a Malaya planter.
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Refinery Blast Burns 13 Men in Texas Plant
Thirteen men sustained second and third degree burns in a Sunday fire at Shamrock Oil and Gas Corporation McKee plant refinery after two explosions shook Compressor No. 3. The 120 by 45 foot building was heavily damaged and several workers were hospitalized in Moore County Memorial Hospital. Names of injured listed. hometowns not immediately known.
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World heading toward disaster says Briton in lecture
Bertrand ed Sunday night warned on BBC that present world tendencies toward centralization of government may lead to disaster. He argued no large state has ever fully controlled its citizens as in the Soviet Republic or in modern England.
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Over 20 000 Expected At Furniture Market
In Chicago on January 2 1949 the American Furniture Mart opens its winter market with more than 20 000 buyers expected. Delegates will view new merchandise and discuss supply merchandising advertising public relations and long range forecasting during the two week convention.
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Pravda Says US Living Standards Decline Amid Crisis
Pravda editorial by V Cheprakov reports continuing declines in American workers living standards. It cites inflationary pressure, mass layoffs in heavy and light industry, rising bankruptcies, and falling grain prices as symptoms of a capitalist crisis and contrasts with Soviet gains under Lenin and Stalin.
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Chilean Antarctic Expedition Sails for New Science Base
Chile launches its third Antarctic expedition in three years sailing Sunday from Punta Arenas. It aims to establish a scientific air base south of Margarita Bay and carries a plane plus five Eskimo dogs from the United States for exploration. The Covadonga and Maipo will meet Lauro at Punta Arenas then cross the Drake Passage with 13 Army and Navy personnel to relieve crews at Greenwich Island and Graham Land bases.
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Red Leader Denounces Ruhr Plans in West Germany Rally
Max Reimann, West German Communist Party chief, denounced the proposed Ruhr authority and warned collaborators with occupying powers. About 10 000 Communists gathered in Duesseldorf and nearby areas for a rally marking the party's 30th anniversary in Germany.
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India Pakistan halt Kashmir fighting awaiting plebiscite
New Delhi India Jan 2 Defense Ministry says fighting ceased in Kashmir under the truce with Pakistan effective midnight Saturday The two governments agreed to decide ownership via a United Nations supervised plebiscite Kashmir borders lie to the north and Hindu and Muslim refugees return home after the fighting.
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Trans-Jordan Ruler Urges Arab Unity Across Arabs
King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan declared that Arab safety lies in unity amid calls to rule the Arab part of Palestine. He warned barriers from World War I created fragmented Arab states and said they will be removed once Arabs recognize the dangers of separation.
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Father of US Envoy To England Succumbs
James Stuart Douglas, 80, father of Lewis W. Douglas the US ambassador to the Court of St. James, died Sunday at his Montreal home. A retired mine owner and banker born in Quebec, much of his career was spent in Arizona where he led mining ventures and served as president of the banks of Bisbee and Douglas.
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UN Refugee Office Opens in Buenos Aires
The United Nations refugee organization will open offices in Buenos Aires on Monday to assist about 16,000 displaced persons who will be admitted to Argentina.
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Movie Schedule Highlights The Paleface and More
Capitol presents The Paleface with Bob Hope and Jane Russell showing daily through Thursday with start times from 12:32 to 9:52. Other features include Morgen and a Dorey at 8:00 and 40, Luck at 1:10, and Adam Had Four Sons with Paulette Goddard at 12:31 and 4:17. Austin showcases The Street With No Name at 6:12 and 9:38. Ritz screens Valley of the Giants with Wayne Morris and related serials, while Montopous Drive features River Send One Wight with Clark Gable.
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Soviet Prison Plot Earns Attention From US Intelligence
Berlin dispatch reports Major General Walter Schreiber, former German surgeon general, detailed how the Soviets tried to convert 12 000 captured officers to Communism to influence a future German government. Only 23 officers joined the effort, with Paulus among late joiners. most later repatriated or fled.
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Einstein's Condition Reported Satisfactory
New York January 2 Dr Albert Einstein 69 underwent abdominal surgery December 31 to correct a condition that troubled him for 30 years. The Brooklyn Jewish Hospital said Sunday his general condition is satisfactory after a restful night.
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