Red Delegates Stall Truce For M Parley
Reported verbatim dialogue shows Red delegates and Chinese General Balen Fang clashing over armistice terms. Turner flatly rejects any armistice allowing Reds to repair airfields in North Korea, warning that Allied planes will threaten new airfield construction and that talks will fail if goals cannot be limited.
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Purner
Balen Fang
Tse
orWe
Republic of Hereaz
Hsieh
Secend
Turner
Mort Korea
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth
Livestock reports from Fort Worth show Friday figures with cattle mixed. Choice lightweight yearlings strong, steers weak, beef cows weak, canners steady, bulls firm, stockers dull. week highs: beef steers and yearlings 24, cows 76, bulls 22. Hogs mixed with butchers up to 25 higher, sows and pigs firmer, calves varied.
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Eady
Sick List at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Hospital sick list shows visiting hours and names of patients including Linda Faye Bromley-Le Porte Virginia Bromley-Le Porte Mrs Francis E Regan-Zey Mrs Emery Baker-Chennel view Mrs Charles 3 Armer-ni¢ East Humble Mra W. EL Burch 1711 South Main UO Mrs Henry St. Mey-Houston Ezz. Sylvester-Garrison-Bay-East-fe-Heins-Hauston Ronald Blshes-3303 Mlinois J. ME Berris-Eighlards.
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San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
F.C
Lakewded Drive
Linda Faye Bromley
le Porte
Virginia Bromley
Francis E_ Regan
Zeytown
Emery
Baker
Houston
Sylvester
Oklahoma College Faculty Delay Bennet Replacement
Oklahoma State College faculty postpone meeting to discuss selecting a successor to Dr Henry Bennett later president of the institution. An Air Force plane crash in December claimed the life of Dr Bemmett and his wife. The report mentions Thomas Jefferson as a member of the Provisional Congress and a historic figure with multiple roles.
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Stillwater
Oklahome
Henry G. Nett
Bemmett
Ned
Teheraz
Thomas Jefferson
Provisional Congress
Sen
France
Refors
Problems Looming For Auto Industry All During 1952
1952 outlook outlines severe challenges for Detroit auto makers as they balance civilian production with a push to wartime capacity. Steel and metal cuts loom, prices rise, dealer stock tightens, unemployment fears rise, and labor strains threaten a smooth transition to defense output. Leaders expect weapons orders to accelerate after early 1932, while new plants and redesigns may wait on government demand.
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Norman Nicholson
Spit
Detroit
Csrtain
Wasingen
Peris
Sfiesi Motor Company
Ford Motor
Jessbir Josepa Stalin
Birmingham Police Chief Trial Opens Amid Morals Case
Fiery Birmingham police official stands accused as court hears testimony about a hotel room incident involving Captain Henry Darrell and secretary Christina Brown. Prosecutors allege moral violations connected to policing actions amid prior controversy over treatment of prisoners and civil rights tensions in the city.
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Birmingham
Ce Morela
Connor
Birmingham Police Camerees
Christina Brown
Conner
Six Die In Flames At Camp Polk Bus Crash
Leesville Louisiana six Camp Polk workers were trapped and burned to death when a bus carrying them to work slid off an embankment and overturned. The blaze and leaking gas ignited inside the vehicle as rescuers battled the flames. An Army spokesman said the bus appeared to slip down the embankment and catch fire after overturning.
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Polk
Leesville
Camp Polk
Louiana
Camp Pel
An & Akment
Ming
Unclear stock and oil company listings mixed with disjointed notes
Fragmentary OCR text includes stock names and utilities alongside scattered words and a partial news item about a Soviet diplomat's death and a Spokane winter incident. The readable portions mention Con Edison Gen Electric General Motors Packard and a police case in Spokane with a winter supply theft.
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Amer Woolens
Tm Steel
Budd
Cedlumet and Hee
Celenese Cory Casuaies Corp Cities Service
Con Edison
Crecte Pet - Davison Dew Chem du Pont Eastman Rreepert
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodywear Tire
Ind Hazy
Interlake Iron
Sizei
Ohio
Penney’s Inc
Pure” Packard Motors
WEI
Galveston Mayor Ordered To Court Over Contempt Bid
Galveston Mayor Recbett Cartwright must appear in Tenth District Court on January 14 to show cause why he should not be held in contempt. Judge Donald M. Margaret issued the order after a committee of attorneys filed a motion urging contempt tied to a restraining order on a sale at Alen Freed Jewelry. The motion claims Cartwright ordered the city police to permit the sale, triggering charges against the receivers for violating a city ordinance.
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Galveston
Recbett Cartwright
Bistrict Court
Donald MM. Margaret
Attomney
Body Of Youth Found In Lake Near Austin
Dr Jesse Hirkpetrick notified this morning that the youth Walter Kirkpatrick was found in Lake near Austin. He clung to a boat until help arrived but perished while attempting to swim ashore. Funeral services are planned tomorrow at Por Arthur for the deceased, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kirkpatrick.
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Jesse Hirkpetrick
Walter Kirkpatrick
Board Austin
Hirkpetrick
Ld Tomortrow
Por Arthur
Frank K Rirkpet Trick
Adults Need Spinach Worse Than Children
A fragmented report notes spinach iron content interest from a study with adults showing 25 percent absorption. Frances Johnston, nutrition professor, cites earlier baby studies in the 1950s as less conclusive about spinach iron. Separately, a telecom issue and a congressional candidacy in Stephenville are mentioned with uncertain details.
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HACA
Mom
Pep
Comellauines
Seaften
Frances Johnston
Nutritios
Winte Tx
Boy From Dallas Seeks Eisenhower Run for President
An 11 year old, Stephen West from Dallas, traveled to Paris to urge General Dwight D. Eisenhower to run for president. An officer at the Supreme Allied Commander's HQ said Eisenhower was too busy to see him. Stephen spoke to his mother Mrs Antoinette Adar. Eisenhower's aide said the general's schedule was jammed with important information work.
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Paris
Stephen West
Dallas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Commander
Eisenhower
Stephen
Antoinette Adar
Miller Birth Announcement for Kirk Mfiehest
Mr and Mrs George Miller of 307 West Republic announce the birth of Kirk Mfiehest on December 21 weighing seven pounds two ounces. The birth is noted in this brief family notice as a family milestone.
Scholar Sees China Reopening and UN Return
Cincinnati based Dr. P. Mei, Chinese educator and visiting professor of philosophy at the University of Cincinnati, predicts China will again open to global influence and eventually rejoin the United Nations. He compares China to a clam that opens to digest new ideas before closing again as civilization advances.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
dlRi
P. Mei
University of Cincinnati
China
United Nations
Mei
William Caxton First Great English Printer
William Caxton emerged as a pivotal figure in early English printing introducing movable type to the realm of English literature. His work standardized English spelling and prose, aiding national literary identity.
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William Caxton
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