Taft Declares Harmony With Ike On New Administration
Senator Taft and three GOP colleagues met with President-elect Eisenhower for over two hours to discuss a legislative program and appointment procedures. Taft restated that Durkin’s AFL Plumbers Union labor secretary pick remains incredible, while noting broad intent for consultation with senators on appointments.
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Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
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Taft
GOP
Newsreen
Len Leverett Saltonstall
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House
Senate
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Durkin
AFL Plumbers Union
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Saltonstall
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Eugene D. Millikin
Colorado
Illbess
Commodore
Herbert Brownell Jr
Sherman Adams
Thomas E. Stephens
Eisenhower picks two Dulles aides for State Department
President elect Eisenhower named Rep Thruston Morton as assistant secretary of state and Herman Phleger as legal adviser to Secretary of State designate John Foster Dulles. Morton, a former congressman and head of Ballard and Ballard Company, will be confirmed after January 20. Phleger, a California attorney with national and international reputation, is a naval veteran and Stanford trustee.
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Inside Today 12 Obituary and Radio Society Sports Stocks
An Inside Today line lists items including Rosie Pungie and Zchorals Oy, with obituary notes and Radio ZV Society entries. The half hour blocks 8 to 9 cover sports stocks and society updates, reflecting brief notices and community items of interest.
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Rosie Pungie
Zchorals Oy
Radio
ZV Society
Rubinstein Arrest Order Recalled by Court Action
Russian-born financier Serge M. Rubinstein, a one time Wall Street boy wonder, failed to appear at Ellis Island by 4 pm. An arrest for deportation was ordered but then suspended as the U.S. Court of Appeals considers his restraining order request. Both sides may file further papers by Wednesday morning and a ruling could come mid day. The whereabouts of Rubinstein were unclear though he was said to have accompanied his lawyers to Washington.
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Washington
INS
Serge M. Rubinstein
McGranery
U.S. Court of Appeals
Wonder
Wall Street
New York
Ellis Island
Rubinstein
Justice Department
Eadline
Federal
Skin Graft Gives Twin Brain Cover
Rodney Brodie, 15 months, underwent a two hour 15 minute operation to provide a skin covering for most of his brain after separation from his Siamese twin Roger Lee. Roger Lee remains in coma, and physicians note his condition is too precarious for plastic procedures.
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Rodney Brodie
Chicago
Rodney Dee Brodie
Rodney
Roger Lee
Seoul Blacked Out 40 Minutes
Seoul endured a 40 minute blackout as Allied antiaircraft guns opened fire on two unidentified aircraft drifting south of the battle line. The planes were radar tracked as they neared Seoul before veering northeast. The U S Fifth Air Force could not confirm hostilities. A recent MIG jet force pushed near the front but was driven back by Sabre jets. A Communist broadcast warned of a general offensive on Sunday.
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Seoul
Seow
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Hattie Line
Bidault Gives Up Try for Cabinet Crisis in France
Paris Dec 30 Former premier Georges Bidault abandoned his bid to form a government tonight, returning the cabinet crisis to President Vincent Auriol. Bidault started yesterday but failed after major parliamentary parties refused to back his demand.
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Paris
Prmier
Georges Bidault
France
Vincent Auriol
Bidault
U S allocates building steel at peak level
The Defense Production Administration announced a record 1,492,000 tons of structural steel for April to June 1953 to be distributed to military and civilian users. The move backs expansion of highways bridges power barges and rail cars while easing construction controls after a year of mobilization.
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Washington
Defense Production Administration
DPA
Ralph S. Trigg
Ans
Defense,Department and Atomic Energy i
Isteel
Trigg
Defense Electric Power Administration
Some Youths 19 Face Draft Soon
Washington says state directors may draft 19-year-olds to meet the February call for 52,500 Army men. An official noted a prior directive caused misunderstanding about drafting all men 21 and older first. States unable to meet quota with elder men could call 19-year-olds without HQ authorization.
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Washington
Selective Service
Army
Hue
Flee Plot and U N Loyalty Probes Across Seas
A chaotic report outlines a Chinese gunman hijacking a DC 8 over the Philippines, killing the pilot and a passenger, with two Americans aboard. Ang Cha Kyo alias Philip Ang, sought by Philippine officials, failed to flee to Red China as the plane landed on Chininen Island near nationalist positions. Officials say Ang had a police record and possible Communist ties while aviation crews plan to move survivors to Taipeh.
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San Francisco
INS
Red China
Air Lines
Chininen
Ambay
Ang Cha-Kyo
Philip Ang
Ang
Philippine Immigration
Laoag
Aparri
Fal Air Transport
Tersely
Pedro Perlas
Rousselot
Taipeh
Chinmea
PAL
New Year Revelry Opens Charleston Observances
Greater Charleston marks the turn of the year with revelry and solemn services. The West Virginia Safety Council and local police urge moderation and warn of extra traffic officers to curb accidents. They advise coffee for the celebrants and limit alcoholic drinking, suggesting ginger ale for safe return home.
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Charleston
West Virginia Safety Council
Safety Council
Donight
The
Pope Attacks Clergy Foes in Encyclical Orientales Ecclesias
Pope Pius XII releases an encyclical Ori entales Ecclesias denouncing Communist persecution of Catholics in both Latin and Oriental rites. He cites displacement, imprisonment, and exile of faithful in Soviet and other Communist states since World War II. About 50 million Catholics total in Dark Curtain nations, with roughly 10 million Oriental rite followers prewar.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Siberia
Cormis
Tron Curtain
Dawson In Line For County Post
D. Boone Dawson and Dr. Shelley Fisher are in line for appointment by the County Court as county attorney and superintendent of the Kanawha County Child Shelter. No official announcement yet, but one is expected today or Friday.
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D. Boone Dawson
Shelley ©. Fisher
Kanawha County
Dr Alan May Says He Acted Righteously In Treason Case
London reports Dr Alan May a British scientist imprisoned for 30 months of a ten year sentence states he did not commit treason. He asserts he spied for the Russians but acted to serve Britain and the peaceful uses of atomic energy. The article notes uncertainty about treason charges and mentions his sister-in-law statements as the case appears to unfold with continued questions.
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London
Alan
Nunn May
West
Chalfont St. Peter
A. Nu
May
A May
Britain
Tion
Nazi Germany
Japan
Rave
Ralph Nunn May
J Cerry
LaFollette resigns from city council seat
Latelle M. LaFollette, a top financial adviser, announced his resignation as third ward councilman. He cited pressure from outside business activities and said he will step down after January 1, 1953. The resignation was submitted to the city clerk for acceptance.
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Latelle M. LaFollette
Fas
LaFollette
Congress
Two Trains Collide Near Fort Smith Injuring 23
Twenty three people were injured today seven seriously when a Frisco Railroad passenger train and a Kansas City Southern freight train collided head on ten miles south of Fort Smith Arkansas. No fatalities reported. Injured taken to Sparks Memorial Hospital. Engineer W. O. Stewart of the passenger train among the hurt. Freight engineer G B Neal said passenger train ran 20 minutes late while freight was 30 minutes late.
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FT. Smith
Ark
Der
Frisco
Kansas City Southern
Sparks Memorial Hospital
W. O. Stewart
G. B. Neal
Judge Hints At Possible Stay For Rosenbergs
Federal Judge Irving Kaufman in New York suggested he may grant a stay of execution for atomic spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. They face execution in Sing Sing during the week of Jan 12. Bloch urged clemency and a possible review to the President, with the judge saying he would allow time if such a step is pursued.
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New York
INS
Kaufman
Bloch
U S Support Confirmed for Britain France and Italy
President Truman defended continued U S military and economic aid to Britain France and Italy despite their transfers of strategic materials to Communist countries The waiver avoids immediate loss of aid and hinges on security threats as Mutual Security Director Harriman supplied the information to Congress but the menaces and details extend to a page 5 continuation
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Washington
Truman
Britain
France
Italy
U. S
Gruman
Harriman
Tonight Deadline For Paris Essays in Gazette-Virginian
More than 74 entries have been received for The Gazette-Virginian Theatre contest April in Paris Officials set midnight as final deadline to submit 100 word essays on Why I Would Like To See April In Paris Five local writers will win prizes donated by Oreblan's Londe tee Music Co Samuel Bass jewel er Jean Le Shisoe Store and turn to page 5 for details
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Gazette-Virginian Theatre
Paris
Oreblan's
Londetee Music Co
Samuel Bass, Jeweler
Jean le Shisoe
Woman Fights Off Cancer Till Son Is Born Then Dies
Mary Develle, 92, mother of four in St. Thomas Virgin Islands, battled a swift cancer to witness the birth of a five pound boy by Caesarean section on December 26. She died ten hours later, after expressing happiness for her baby and urging her husband to keep the family intact. The husband Martin, 28, recalled her acceptance of pain and hope to return home for Christmas before the infant’s arrival.
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ST. Albans
Mary Decelle
Martin
Derellé
Doomed Mother May Celebrate Newborn Despite Illness
A Los Angeles Christmas tale follows Mrs. Jean Garrett a 27 year old air worker’s wife and mother of three who was told her pregnancy could cost her life from Hodgkin’s disease a cancer of the lymph glands. She chose to proceed with delivery by Caesarean section and the baby a boy was born the day after Christmas though the prognosis remains grave.
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Los Angeles
Jean Garrett
Garrett
Air
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