Ferguson Says Internal Security Subcommittee Seeks Full Cooperation
Senate subcommittee led by Senator Ferguson declares the new administration will be pressed for full cooperation to remove Communist influence from government. He cites disloyal employees, access to security records, and past efforts to place pro Communist figures in federal roles amid a broader push for housecleaning and policy changes.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Internal Security Subcommittee
U. N
Institute of Pacific Relations
Eisenhower Aims to Harmonize with Senate Leaders
President elect Eisenhower promised to consult on future appointments as Taft predicted harmony between White House and Congress. Taft insisted Durkin’s selection remained incredible, while the group discussed price and wage controls with no final decision.
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Mass
New Year Day Programs on KCRG KCRK and Gator Bowl Preview
The station airs New Year Eve coverage from New York Chicago San Francisco and Waikiki ending at 3 with Hawaii beach broadcast. Gator Bowl between Florida and Tulsa set for December 31 with Bob Wolff and Gene Kirby announcing. A preview at 7 will feature coaches and stars. An Blyth and Jeff Chandler star in The Presentation at 8:05 with Bill Lundigan hosting.
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Ben Grauer
New York
Times Square
Jim Hurlburt
Chicago
Loop
Ira Blue
Joe Gillespie
San Francisco
Waikiki
Honolulu
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Tulsa University
Bob Wolff
Gene Kirby
ILM
Ann Blyth
Jeff Chandler
Bill Lundigan
Radio and TV Log Publishes Programs for Readers
Community radio and TV log lists schedules as a public service for readers. Station listings show time blocks and program titles for the day.
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Your
Logee Ette
Chararge
KCRG 1600 FIRST With Sports In Iowa Radio
The item describes KCRG 1600 AM's sports segment in Iowa radio, highlighting coverage style and potential programming focus. It notes the station's emphasis on timely updates and local sports angles across Iowa communities.
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Iowa
Bidault Drops Cabinet Task
Paris reports Georges Bidault, leader of the Popular Republican group, said Tuesday night he would abandon efforts to form a new French government. Observers expected a strong cabinet and a Gaullist backing that might have secured his third term as prime minister.
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INS
Georges Bidault
France
Bidault
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Elizabeth Is Picked By Time Magazine As Woman of Year
Time chooses Queen Elizabeth II as Woman of the Year for 1952, a first mother named and the 26 year old monarch gracing Time's cover. The portrait by Boris Chaliapin depicts Elizabeth with a rose background, marking the 26th annual selection and reflecting her accession to the throne after her father's death.
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Time Magazine
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England
Madame Chiang Kaishek
Generalissimo
China
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Pierre Laval
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Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
George C. Marshall
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Harry S. Truman
James F. Byrnes
U.S
Fighting Man
Iran
Mohammed Mosisadegh
Rubinstein Arrest Delayed by Court Order
A U S appeals court asked the Justice Department to delay seizing Serge Rubinstein on a deportation warrant. The department said it would respect the request.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
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You Ask Me and Those Two Air on WOCc-TV
A TV schedule snippet lists two programs on WOCc-TV: You Ask Me at 6:00 p.m. and Those Two at 6:30 p.m. The brief entry indicates a simple dual lineup for evening viewing.
TV Schedule Entry with Night Of Programs
A listing shows a nightly lineup starting at 6:00 Captain Video and continuing through 11:55 Times Square with News at 8:55 and Watchnight at 10:00, plus Dragnet and theater slots in between.
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Blacktie
Perry Como
Rocky King
Arthur Godfrey
Joan Davis
Ann
Times Square
Immigration officers seek New Yorker at leading hotels
Immigration officers hunted at prominent hotels for the New Yorker with orders from Attorney General McGranery to seize him and send him to Ellis Island, New York.
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Ellis Island
N. Y
Record Structural Steel Allocation Revealed by DPA
The Defense Production Administration announced a 1,692,000 ton structural steel allocation for April to June 1953. The distribution prioritizes the Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission, supports the electric power sector and petroleum expansion, and boosts highway construction with a 185,000 ton increase for the Bureau of Public Roads.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
NewsYear
DPA
Ralph S. Trigg
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Trigg
Janalana
Bureau of Public Roads
Brannan Tightens Dairy Imports to Shield U S Prices
Secretary Brannan ordered new import controls on dried whole milk dried buttermilk and dried cream for three months to curb foreign competition and trim price support costs. Casein and Edam Gouda cheeses lose restrictions while blue mold cheese quota rises by 500000 pounds.
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Washington
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Judge Rebukes Urey for Plea To Spare Rosenbergs
Federal Judge Irving Kaufman reserved decision on the Rosenbergs plea for clemency while denouncing Harold Urey’s appeal as presumptuous. Defense lawyer Emanuel Bloch argued for commutation as Julius and Ethel Rosenberg face execution the week of January 12 in Sing Sing. Urey, then at the University of Chicago, said he found Rosenberg testimony more believable than Greenglass and urged against punishment.
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Ethel Rosenberg
Harold C. Urey
Kaufman
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Sing Sing
Urey
University of Chicago
David Greenglass
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David) Greenglass
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