Await Ruling in Legal Test of Taft-Hartley
Buffalo N Y. a U S district judge awaited a ruling in the first direct test of Taft Hartley constitutionality. Judge John Knight's order stops a CIO United Steelworkers strike at American Locomotive Dunkirk plant expiring today. The CIO plans to seek Supreme Court review if needed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
John Knight
CIO
United Steelworkers
Dunkirk
American Locomotive Company
Projectionist Averts Panic in Theater Fire
John Stanton a 45 year old projectionist at the Louisa Theater in Car negie helped evacuate more than 200 patrons during a three story fire. He halted the film, lit exits, and instructed the crowd to exit calmly as fire chief M F Schulte estimated damages over 150000 dollars. Stanton's eight year old son Robert was among those present.
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Pittsburgh
M. F. Schulte
Carnegie
Louisa
John Stanton
Schulte
Stanton
Robert
Hair cross sections vary with texture
Straight hairs are circular in cross section while curly hairs are oval, reflecting differing structural shapes of hair follicles and keratin fiber arrangements.
Three Commie Jets Downed By U S Sabres Near Yalu River
U S Fifth Air Force pilots shot down three MIG-15s in air battles near the Yalu River. One MIG fell after a dogfight from 41 000 to 23 000 feet. two more Red jets were downed in a clash between six Sabres and eight MIGs.
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Seoul
U. S
Soldiers Bring Christmas Cheer to Korean Children
War torn Korea will see United Nations troops in Santa Claus roles as thousands of toys, clothes, and candy reach orphanages and villages. Units from the 11th Marine Regiment to the 2nd and 45th Divisions plan party events and personal gift deliveries, with donations from American towns and a staged parade of toy trains and reindeer trucks.
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Seould
South Korea
United Nations
U. S
Korea
Pusan
11Th Marine Regiment
Robert M. Jenkins
Jacksonville
N. C
Japan
Marine
Klamath Falls
Ore
Sfc
Gaydon P. Gwyn
Friendship Home
Kapyong
Kamikaze Meaning: Divine Wind Behind Japanese Suicide Attacks
The term Kamikaze stems from a 13th century typhoon that thwarted Mongol invasions, earning the name divine wind. In World War II Japan revived the term hoping the Kamikaze spirit would shield the nation again.
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Japan
UN seeks data before action on press card removal
The United Nations delayed lifting a United Nations press accreditation for Marcelle Hitschmanova of the Pakistan Times after the State Department labeled her a likely security risk. The U.N. legal department demanded detailed reasons and charges before any action, while Washington said it would review the matter. Miss Hitschmanova, a Czech citizen born to Italian parents in Egypt, denied any subversive activities.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
State Department
U. N
Marcelle Hitschmanova
Pakistan Times
International Organization
Rothschild and Miss Stuart Wed in Locust Valley Society Ceremony
Baron Eugene de Rothschild and former British actress Jeanne Stuart were married in Locust Valley New York yesterday. Rothschild, part of the banking dynasty, widowed six years ago. Stuart, a divorcee, previously married to Sir Bernard Docker, a leading English financier.
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Locust Valley
N. Y
Eugene de Rothschild
Jeanne Stuart
Rothschild
International Banking
College enrollment exceeds earlier projection
Dr. Raymond Walters of the University of Cincinnati reports a slight drop in fall enrollments across 830 colleges and universities, smaller than expected and less than the 1951 decline. The annual survey has tracked trends since 1919.
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Cincinnati
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
Walters
Enrollment Decline Offsets Freshman Surge In 1952 Figures
The total full-time enrollments fell 1.5 percent to 1,293,524 and part-time students dropped 2.8 percent to 462,848. The educator noted the full-time decline is small next to 1951's 11.4 percent drop, crediting an unexpected freshman upsurge and many upper-class women remaining in college for the continued high numbers.
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Leges
Windsors Return to U S From Europe
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in New York aboard the Queen Mary after several months in Europe. The duke again said he would not attend Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. They plan quail hunting near Tallahassee and golf at Palm Beach during the coming months.
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New York
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Europe
Tallahassee
Fla
Palm Beach
Locomotive Fails to Stop Runaway Car Kills Woman
A runaway refrigerated freight car at speeds up to 75 miles per hour struck a Pasadena woman, 59, killing her, and critically injuring her husband. The car fled from Pasadena through Los Angeles on the Santa Fe main line, then crashed into freight cars in the Los Angeles yards. Rail workers launched an investigation into the switcher operations that released the car.
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Pasadena
Calif
H. C. Weber
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Midwest Firms Send Winter Clothing to Seoul War Orphans
Clothing donated from Minneapolis Cooperstown N C and Superior Wis among over 3800 pounds of gear given as Christmas gifts to war orphans and widows in Seoul by the Church of the Lutheran Brethren of America. Chaplain H J Gunhus of Seattle with the Third Transportation Military Railway Service led the appeal. The Rev C E Walstad of Minneapolis organized the drive seeking aid from many states.
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Seoul
Minneapolis
Cooperstown
N. C
Superior
Wis
Church of the Lutheran Brethren of America
H. J. Gunhus
Seattle
Wash
Third Transportation Military Railway Service
Korea
C. E. Walstad
Defense Dept identifies 62 Korean War casualties in new list
The Defense Department released casualty list No 715 naming 62 Korean War casualties. It reports 23 dead, 33 wounded, 2 missing, and 4 injured.
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Washington
Defense Department
Silk Worms Produce Long Threads In Brief Note
A single silk worm yields a thread ranging from 800 to 1000 yards in length, illustrating the remarkable fiber growth of the larval stage and its potential for textile production.
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