Dulles Reports NATO Unity After Paris Meet
Secretary of State Dulles returns to Washington after four days in Paris with NATO leaders. He notes Western unity and a strengthened radar network as U.S. officials prepare a new five billion dollar foreign aid plan for the coming year.
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Harvey Bailey Seeks Parole From Life Sentence
Harvey Bailey 68, once a leading 1930s outlaw, hires an attorney to pursue parole from his life term in Leavenworth for the 1933 Urschel kidnapping. Kansas City lawyer Joseph N. Miniace says Urschel, now in San Antonio, will intercede. Bailey previously led a Fort Scott bank robbery and fled prison with a warden hostage, with ties to the Union Station massacre and other gangland figures.
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Independent unions push to organize six million members
In St Louis NIUC and Confederated Unions of America sponsor a three day meeting to form a new federation outside AFL CIO. National chairman G Rettig cites six million independent union members as potential total as talks precede a Washington merger conference. In Jacksonville a brief dog incident follows.
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Christmas Gift Kernel Becomes Penny’s New Pet
Kernel, once ill and unable to respond to treatment, was checked by Dr. J. P. Young and later euthanized to prevent suffering. He had helped Penny, a crippled 6 year old, by jumping safely around her. Dr. Young promised another dog would take Kernel’s place and delivered a new frisky pup as a Christmas present to Penny and her mother Mrs Ward A Bessett after nursing Kernel back to health.
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Choking Fog Grips Britain and Scandinavia
A winter storm spreads choking yellow fog across Britain, with snow and frost disabling roads and delaying buses and trains. Scattered reports from Scandinavia note five deaths in Sweden, Denmark, and Finland as ice traps hinder eight ships in the Gulf of Bothnia.
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Major Oil Refinery Fire Ends in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan
A large fire at a Saskatoon area oil refinery near Moose Jaw threatened the East Side of the prairie city and was extinguished by early today. Fire crews contained the blaze with no reports of injuries or further danger to residents.
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Number of Farms Drops in 4 Years
Census data shows farm numbers fell 599,769 from 1950 to 1954, totaling 4,782,393 nationwide. The South declined 12.7 percent to 2,316,606 farms, the North 9.9 percent to 2,043,088, and the West 8.4 percent to 461,673. Average farm size rose from 215.3 to 242.2 acres. South farms averaged 166.8 acres, North 212.6, West 798.4.
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Dr. Baker Speaks at Peace Officers Dinner in Chanute
Dr Henry K Baker of Chanute was the speaker at the monthly dinner for city and county peace officers held at the Kay Hotel. He spoke on medicine’s relation to law enforcement programs, with attendees including Sheriff Lee Montgomery and undersheriff John Phelps among many officers.
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Chautauqua County Sees Record Oil Leasing Boom
Major oil companies press into Chautauqua County Kansas as the biggest lease rush in southeast Kansas unfolds. Interest centers on deeper Mississippian sand at 1800 to 1900 feet and Arbuckle lime at 2300 to 2400, with Oklahoma wells inspiring the outlook in this historic oil region.
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Tokyo Teacher Arrested in Book Theft Case
Tokyo police arrested Hideo Nakamura, 45, a high school teacher living apart from his wife and three children, in a bookstore while attempting to steal a book titled Auto biography of a Wife-Fearer.
Eisenhower Christmas Message and Lights Display
President Eisenhower sends a Christmas wish to the nation and world. From Gettysburg College he watches 8,000 multicolored lights on a 65-foot spruce illuminate in Washington asVice President Nixon and family join a carol session with a 150 voice choir and Marine Band. He calls the season brighter with peace and notes this Christmas follows years of war.
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Freedom Due Couple In Hong Kong Missionaries
U S Red Cross officials say they expect Dr and Mrs Homer V Bradshaw American missionaries being released. The report notes pending arrangements for their departure and safety considerations amidst ongoing tensions in the region.
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Cross Border Movement Report From Hong Kong
A report notes individuals released by the Chinese Communists are to cross the Hong Kong border tomorrow, signaling a planned transfer or departure. The item highlights ongoing tensions and border movement involving Chinese authorities and Hong Kong.
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Final Payment Made On Marais des Cygnes Refuge
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission announced the final payment for Unit B of the Marais des Cygnes wildlife refuge in Linn County. The project cost $52,312 and aims to manage a 6,500 acre refuge, with 436 acres to be flooded once water fills the area. Unit A is 97 percent complete and will add a 602 acre lake.
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Missing pilot reestablishes radio contact near Bowman Field
A missing pilot regained radio contact near Bowman Field in Louisville yesterday just as a search began, explaining the need to finish a planned course before radio silence. The disclosure halted the immediate search and clarified the mission details.
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Airliner emergency landing on Indiana Highway 135
A December 1955 report describes an emergency landing for fuel along Indiana 135 near Beersheba, noting the biblical Beersheba area now features a town of about 20 000 residents and Chanute Tribune coverage.
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New Healing Substance Reverses Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
Science reports a substance called Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows actual reduction alongside pain relief, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. The product comes as suppository or ointment and carries a money back guarantee.
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