U S Judges Temporarily Aid Rubinstein
Three federal judges paused Rubinstein's deportation. the Russian born financier may surrender by year's end. The Court of Appeals asked for a delay while it weighs if the Justice Department can seize him. Rubinstein fled Russia in 1918 and has fought deportation for a decade over a 1947 draft dodging conviction.
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Karl R. Bauman
Washington
Serge Rubinstein
Ellis Island
U. S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Rubinstein
Atty
Court of Appeals
Henry W. Edgerton
Frank H. Strickler
Robert Scott
U. S
Astronomer Refutes Moondust Theory from Moon Surface Study
Dr Konrad J Buettner of UCLA presented findings to the American Physical Society showing the moon’s surface is not dust covered but a spongy honeycomb of rock and dirt shaped by long term cosmic ray bombardment.
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Pasadena
Calif
Konrad J. Buettner
UCLA
American Physical Society
Red Chinese schools start day with kill the American song
A German businessman reports that Chinese authorities promote anti foreign sentiment from kindergarten onward in Red China. He recalls being spat at and blackmailed as a foreigner and notes Americans in Shanghai facing jail with unclear outcomes. The observer portrays fear and purges under the Communist regime.
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Bonn
Germany
China
Shanghai
Russians Not Popular in China Face Derisive Nickname
An observer notes anti Russian sentiment in China with many Chinese using the contemptuous label big noses to refer to Russians, reflecting widespread unpopularity.
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China
Polio Cases Top 3800 Mark in Minnesota This Year
Minnesota State Health Department reported 3,884 polio cases this year with 193 deaths. The update on Tuesday shows ongoing nationwide concern as outbreaks continue in the state.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
State Health Department
New AFL Secretary Sees Strikeless 1953 Outlook
LOS ANGELES. William F. Schnitzler, the new AFL secretary, forecasts a practically strikeless year in 1953. He says the administration aims to include all groups, place greater responsibility on unions, and stresses working together. He spoke to a joint labor committee on human rights.
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Los Angeles
William F. Schnitzler
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Labor Committee
19 Year Olds Called to Fill Draft Quotas
The selective service system announced that states may draft 19 year olds to meet the 53 000 man February quota once the pool of men 20 or older is exhausted. An official said several states may need to call 19 year olds, though the exact number was not known.
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Selective Service
Eleanor Roosevelt to Speak at St Olaf College
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, U S delegate to the United Nations, will address St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota on January 19. Her topic is The United Nations and Our Part in It, with the appearance sponsored by the senior class.
Kansas City Southern Freights Collide With Frisco Passenger
A late collision near Oklahoma seven miles south of Texarkana injured 26 people. The Frisco passenger locomotive ended atop the Kansas City Southern freight. one person required hospitalization. Cause was not immediately determined.
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Ark
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Oklahoma
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