Relatives Of Russian Held Prisoners Elated By News
In Starks Louisiana a mother awaits release of Pvt William Verdine held since 1949 after service on Okinawa. Sister of another captive in Norristown says Christmas is happier with hopeful news. Detroit brother warns publicity may hinder release for John Noble held since 1945.
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Starks
Louisiana
Fannie Verdine
Turai
William A. Verdine
Tme
William
Germaany
Coburg
Verdine
Homer H. Cox
United States
Okinawa
Europe
Norristown
William T. Marachuk
Moscow
Nell Clemson
United Press
Vienna
Detroit
George T. Noble
John
Reds
Outlook for Italy’s Future Not So Red
ROMD reports Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce said Italy’s economic and political outlook has improved over the past year. She noted fears of a communist shift have lessened and described the future as hopeful with stabilizing conditions and cautious optimism in Rome.
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Italy
Herbert Corey dies author and newspaperman at 82
Herbert Corey, renowned author and journalist, died of a stroke Tuesday at age 82 in Washington. A Toledo native, he pursued Western work as a cowboy and stagecoach driver in Colorado and Wyoming before turning to writing. He later served as contributing editor of Nation's Business magazine.
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Washington
Nec
Herbert Corey
Toledo
Ohio
Corey
Colorado
Wyoming
Nation's Business Magazine
Adlai Type Mail OK to Send Says Post Office
The Post Office Department ruled that envelopes and packages may bear stickers with Adlai E. Stevenson quotations and a sketch. A misinformed postal worker had blocked a package, but officials clarified that slogans and similar material are allowed if they do not cover addresses or postage.
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Washington
the Post
Adlai E. Stevenson
Focal
Washington Post Office
Leland Merrick
Bronx
Stevenson
Merrick
Smith Heads Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
DALLAS December 23 Gen Robert J Smith of Dallas was named chairman of the board of directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the Federal Reserve agent Hal Bogle of Dexter New Mexico was named deputy chairman to succeed Smith Mexico City December 29 Mexican butchers and housewives welcomed Washington reports that the United States will accept imports of cattle only from northern Mexico next year The quarantine on Mexican cattle likely will be lifted December 31.
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Dallas
Robert J. Smith
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Federal Reserve
Hal Bogle
Dexter
N.M
Smith
Mexico City
Washington
United States
Mexico
U.S
English Scientist To Give Course At Baytown Refinery
Professor A D Walsh of the University Leeds England will present a course in oxidation and combustion at Baytown Refinery during the first two weeks in January. He will lecture at Humble Community House for the Southeastern Texas Section of the American Chemical Society and discuss lead tetraethyl as an anti knock agent. He has taught at Cambridge Leeds and St Andrews and will assume a chair at Queen's College in 1955.
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A. D. Walsh
University
Leeds
England
Baytown
M. Amir
Hehymer
D. ¥. Brown
H. W. Earhart
Annelle Enliott
G. T. Gwin
F. W. Lampe
R. I. Heinrich
I. G. Lillard
Morrow
A._R. Padgett
Cc. Schiller
A. T. Watson
G. H. Meason
N. P. Peet
J. J. Walker
Technical Service
Walsh
Professor Walsh
United States
Loughborough
Corpus Christi College
Cambridge
Cambridge University
University In
Queen’s College
University of St. Andrews
Dundee
Ireland
Southeastern Texas Section
American Chemical Society
Humble
Chemical Soviet of England
The
Faraday Society
Pretty Milk Maid Leaves For France
Eleanor Maley known as Princess Kay of the Milky Way leaves Grand Meadow Minnesota for Paris with 45 quarts of milk to give to French Premier Pierre Mendes France. She travels with six quarts from Minnesota and thirty eight more from sixteen midwestern states. Her milk campaign aims to convert wine drinkers to milk drinkers and she milled a cow on her father's farm to enter her own state. The American Dairy Association sponsors the trip and she plans to deliver the milk Thursday.
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New York
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Eleanor Maley
Princess Kay of
Jeft Grand Meadow
Minn
Union
Eleanor
Miss Maley
American Dairy Association
Undertakers Under Fire In New York
New York December 29 The state attorney general charged that an unscrupulous segment of the city undertakers is padding funeral expenses of low income families and forging to secure quick payment. The AG Nathaniel Goldstein asked disciplinary action against several undertakers and said many more are being processed for disciplinary action or criminal prosecution.
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New York
Nathaniel %. Goldstein
B 26 Bomber Crash Kills Two Occupants
A United States Air Force B-26 light bomber crashed and exploded after takeoff in Belleville Illinois killing two crewmen. Identification of the dead officer and airman was withheld until next of kin notification.
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Belleville
Air Force
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