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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1952

Page

6

North Africa Braces for Trouble Over Christmas

North Africa remains tense as Tunisia’s Bey signs decrees to form a democratic local system while Khalifa rulers and French authorities argue over autonomy. unrest after curfews and arrests in Morocco and Tunisia show fragile stability across the region.

John Roderic Tangier International Zone Morocco North Africa Bey of Tunis Korea Indochina Sidi Mohammed Al-Amin France Tunisia Saids

Four Arrests Solve Huntington Jewelry Store Theft

In Huntington a self-styled murderer and three teenage boys were jailed for a $2,000 Parker’s Jewelers robbery after a brick broke the show window. Six rings were recovered. a 53-year-old, Bill Boone, was arrested on accessory charges and linked to planning disposal for the juvenile burglar.

Huntington Herman A. Frazier Parker's Jewelers Frazier Bill Boone Boone

Dunn Woolen Co to suspend operations at Martinsburg

The Dunn Woolen Company will suspend operations at its Martinsburg and Bunker Hill plants, putting about 500 workers at risk as business shrinks and the woolen industry faces uncertainty. The plants are to shut down by week’s end after winding up an army blanket contract. William H. Dunn is president.

Martinsburg Dunn Woolen Company Bunker Hill Garland L Dunn Urbr William H. Dunn Otte

Firing of U N Subversives May Trigger New Uproar

At the United Nations in New York the row over American Communists employed by the U N quieted but is expected to flare again after the Assembly resumes its session late in February. Twenty nine discharges have been appealed by the workers and their lawyers have filed briefs with U N personnel and the joint staff committee. If the committee rules against the discharged employees the cases may go to the U N administrative tribunal for final appeal. Lie has asked the Assembly to probe how to handle loyalty charges against American and subversion charges against non Americans.

Rul Morocco Sus Peet North Africa Heaers United States Arab League United Nations Middle East Tunisia Unirest Farhet Punisia Tunis Augustin Guillaume Istiqla Independence Party CGT U.N. United Nations U. N I. N Trygve Lie U. N. Bureau of Personnel Joint Staff Committee U. N. Administrative Tribunal Lie

General Thinks Huks Have No Outside Aid

Air Maj. Gen. Calixto Duque, Philippine Army chief of staff, said there is no evidence outside aid is flowing to the Huk insurgents. He ordered intensified Navy patrols along Luzon east coast after a submarine depth charge incident. He notes the possibility of submarines from China or Russia delivering supplies to the Huks.

Manila Calixto Duque Philippine Army Luzon Duque Philippines China Russia

Israel Drops Complaint In U N Against Arabs

Israel asked the United Nations Assembly to withdraw a Palestine armistice complaint after a UN debate on Palestine. The vote ended 37 to 0 with 11 abstentions as peace talks stalemated, and Israel withdrew the Motion without debate.

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Isolated Workmen Saved From Peril in Pyrenees

Sixty eight workers trapped by snow and menaced by avalanches for three days in the Pyrenees near Tarbes were rescued last night by relief columns of mountain guides and gendarmes.

Pyrenees Tarbes Frares

Hoffman Opposes Extending Eisenhower Reorganization Power

Rep. Clare Hoffman of Michigan, incoming head of the House committee, said he will oppose any move to extend presidential powers for government reorganization. He argued the law requires a majority vote from both houses and cannot be enacted by executive order, warning that current plans could bypass Congress.

Warnington Clare Hoffman R-Mich House Eisenhower Hoffman Hisenlower Congress Tnder Senate

Backers Push Quick Plan for Administrative Setup

The plea argues that seeking majority agreement in both houses would be slow and uncertain, while backers contend faster action is needed to improve the administrative set up and efficiency.

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