U S weighs next step in atomic plan
The United States weighs options for advancing Eisenhower's international atomic agency proposal. A U N subcommittee talk or Berlin Big Four talks with Molotov could shape timing. Moscow dismisses the UN idea as soft and warns against immediate disarmament moves. Officials adopt a wait-and-see stance while weighing final action.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Moscow
United Nations Disarmament
Commission
Thaypela
Eisenhower
Dulles
Berlin
Molotov
United Nations
U.N
U. S
City Officials Weigh Sewage Treatment Trip to Pittsburgh
City Engineer Dot Williams and Mayor-elect along with Solicitor Roper Brown discussed sewage options in Pittsburgh. W. W. Hodge of the Mellon Institute advised, favoring a conventional treatment plant over chemical disposal due to cost and regulatory concerns. Council members reacted with surprise at the trip.
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Pittsbute
Dot Williams
Kint Cherry
Roper Brown
Tabter Lado
W. W. Hodge
Mellon Institute
Tndustereal Research
Brown
Chiasiaeth
My Modee
Houil
Hodge
Pittsburgh
City Conneil
Purpura Inn Plans New Licenses On Route 9
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board granted beer and liquor licenses to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purpura for Purpura's Inn on Route 9. The remodeled establishment includes a kitchen and dining room with 32 seats, run by Mrs. Jessie Bogert, featuring steaks spaghetti and fish fries, opening next week.
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Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Frank
Jessie Bogert
Purplis Taye
Marty's
Laniel Denies Rift With Britain After Bermuda Meeting
Premier Laniel returned to Paris on Churchill’s plane and dismissed talk of a Franco British rift. He said relations with Britain and the United States remain strong and the Bermuda talks showed unity in world policy despite press drama. A cabinet meeting is planned for next week to discuss the situation.
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Laniel
Paris
Associated Press
London
Josep Laniel
Bermuda
Tonlald
Bermudy
Churchill
Lainlal
Tules
Inimaze
Hexswek
Finnegan Begins Serving Two-Year Official Misconduct Sentence
Former adviser to President Truman aide Finnegan surrendered to begin a two year term for official misconduct as a former Internal Revenue collector. Deputy Marshal Les Davidson assisted in the surrender at a federal building in Indiana. Finnegan, aged 62, had posed for photographs and spoke briefly to reporters.
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Finnegan
ST. Louis
Tmes B. Finney
Harry S. Truman
Internal Revenue
Detedéra
Les Davison
Betieres
Nixon Receives Honorary Degree in Tehran Amidstudent Protest
In Tehran the university awarded an honorary degree to U. S. Vice President Nixon under tight security as a student strike protested Britain’s resumed diplomacy. Three protesters shouted Nixon go home as his motorcade moved. at least one heckler was captured. Also noted: Agam B. Cornelius, founder of the American Steamship Co., died in Buffalo.
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Nixon
Associated Press
Tehran
Iran
Tehran University
U. S. Vice
Britain
University
Splamship CO
Buffalo
Police board charges two officers in St Louis kidnapping case
The St Louis Police Board plans charges against Officers Shoulders and Dolan over their handling of the Carl Austin Hall kidnapping case. The board president says hearings will be scheduled later and will not be criminal, with possible penalties from discharge to rebuke.
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Associated Press
ST Touis
St Louis
Joe Bowl
Loutis
Elmer
Carl ‘Austin Hall
Ball
Bobby Greenteaye
Missouri
Long
Dolan
T Te Force
Police Board
Edon
Lena
Hall
Ronnie Brown
Robert C Greenlease Sr
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jeremiah O'Connell
Shoulders
Holl
Ready Plan 10 Continues Basic Housing Aids
A 2-man committee led by Albert M. Cole recommends extending basic government housing aids to foster a target of one million homes annually. Proposals include subsidized public housing for low-income groups, more liberal mortgages, a central mortgage reserve bank, expansion of modernization programs for old housing, and liberalized government insured loans with interest tied to long-term bond yields.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Albert M. Cole
Federal National Moort- Edge Association
Central Mortgage Reserve Bank
Home Loan Bank Board
Tayorin
Federal Housing Authority and Veterans
Administration Tome
Canning Shortage Forces Plant Closings in Florida
Auburndale and Dunedin plants will operate at half capacity as a can shortage due to a raw materials strike hits Snow Crop division of Clinton Foods. About 1500 to 2000 workers will be laid off at the Nutral concentrate canneries. Sasson-King Inc halts its Fort Meade plant.
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Ascoalegates
Auburndale
CIO Official Honored in Johnstown by NAACP Leader
Pat Harry Boyer, president of the Pennsylvania CTO Council, received the 1953 Civil Rights Award from the Pennsylvania Branch of the NAACP in Johnstown last night.
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CIO
Johnstown
Pat Harry Boyer
Pennsylvania
CTO Council
National Association For the Advancement of
Benefit Bingo Nets Money for Kru bu Family
A benefit bingo at Aero Supply union hall raised 285 after expenses for the Kru bu family of Spring Creek. The couple, Sylvester and Tutney Kru bu, faced job loss in June and an August fall that left him hospitalized 118 days. Door prize winner was Emil Toplovich of Columbus.
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Spring Creek
Aero Supply Union
Tutney
Aero Supply
Cory Memoria
Emil Toplovich
R. D
Columbus
French Troops Quit Lai Chau In Indochina Evacuation
French forces withdraw from Lai Chau in northwest Indochina and establish Dien Bien Phu as the new Thai country capital. about 3,500 civilians evacuated to Hanoi and Dien Bien Phu ahead of anticipated Vietminh attack. Brig Gen Rene Cogny announced the move after Vietminh 416 reportedly advanced toward Lai Chau.
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Presa Aanot
Tadorins
Tne
Ened Ei Chau
Didothina
Lai Chaw
Rene Cogny
Indoshina
Dien Bien Phi
Hanoi
Lai Chau
Dien Bien Phil
Tai Chau
Dien Bien Phu
Erick Vietminh
Molotov Previewed On Main Points Of Ike Speech
Saint Charles E Bohlen told Foreign Minister Molotov the U S plan for an international pool of atomic material and peaceful purposes was the main topic he would present in President Eisenhowers U N address. The briefing occurred Monday, the day before the speech, as Moscow press yet kept silent on the proposal.
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Moscow
U. S
Soviet Union
Fire left eight homeless after area dwelling burns down
A fire destroyed a home in Sparta Township causing eight residents to become homeless. Neighbors reported the blaze worsened by wind as fire crews from Sparta and neighboring departments battled flames. A family of four plus others fled, with only a sewing machine saved and neighbors donating clothing forthcoming.
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Sauls
Eph. Peimans
Germany
Walter Shutwnan
Witt Toleneh
Messari
Mes
Mellkey
Stutzmans
Sparta
Corry
Centerville
Bloomfield Township
Eumaochion
Mother of POW Cannot Visit Son in Korea
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota cannot visit her son, Pvt Richard E. Tenner, in Korea due to Defense Department policy on prisoner of war visits. General John E Hull confirmed the decision, expressing sympathy but noting the policy. Howe plans to stay in Korea and pray while hoping for a Washington option to permit a visit. Meanwhile Johnstown Tribune-Democrat marks 108th anniversary with a special edition.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Korea
Portia Howe
Alden
Mtinn
John E Hull
Howe
Tespret
Gen. Hull
U. S. Department of Defense
Wile Koren
Hull Saluhe
Defense Department
Polly
Washington
Johnstown
Pennnsylvania
Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
Cambrian Tribune
Way
Dem Chieftains Meet in Philadelphia Amid Nomination Talks
Philadelphia based Democratic leaders gather to discuss gubernatorial bids and possible candidates. The session centers on party finances and steering committees with talk of securing Gen. Webb Carl Toby Spaala as a potential nominee from Berks County.
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Prinnvle J. Mytas
Dng
Lancaster Intelligencer
Air Force
Myer
Peninsylvania Fenders
Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Muwd le ‘Rence
Santa’s Visit Set For 7 O Clock Amid Snow Preparations
Town alerts residents of Santa’s arrival at 7 PM with a special concert by the Senior High School mixed chorus. Patrons gather near Loblaw and local shops as preparations unfold in the evening glow.
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Loblaw
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Niederriter
City Sues Over 5000 Damages From Street Snow Hazard
The city faces a $5,000 claim plus related hospital and auto costs after Cyril Ouis, served notice by the sheriff, sues alleging the police and street department neglected snow removal on December 24. John Neylon of East Pleasant Street is represented by Peake and Peiffer. the suit stems from injuries from crossing Con or Street and a heavy snow bank. The case may go to court next term with council ready to review December 2s actions and legal notices.
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Noel Hed
Sheriff's Department
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Noni
Noties
Cyril Oui
Pity Weasunen
Offick
John Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Peake and Peiffer
Neylon
Conor Street
Sidewell
Steel production lag seen as temporary, Bethlehem official says
John S. Marsh of Bethlehem Steel Corp cites several factors behind a recent drop in steel output. He points to the Korean War ending and consumer hoarding as causes, but predicts the downturn will not last. He adds that about 90 percent of theoretical capacity could meet national steel needs.
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FTES
Johnstown
John S. Marsh
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
A. Aheenh
Bethlehem
Marsh
Burglars Take Money From Steelworkers Hall Desk
Burglars cleaned out a desk drawer at the newly dedicated David J. McDonald Hall of the CIO United Steelworkers. Police say 580 was stolen after the dedication event. Significant damage was reported including tile damage during the break in.
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Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
CIO
United Steelworkers
McDonald
Local Hunters Guns Recovered After POW Talks Stall
Allied efforts to interview home POWs with the Communists stalled as prisoners resisted NRC conditions. Talks in Panmunjom were affected by Red slowdown tactics with 22 Americans 1 British subject. The NRC said 4 more South Koreans would be interviewed but no word on POWs' fate. Meanwhile Ontario police reported men arrested for looting a car during a forest hunt and recovered stolen articles.
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Panmunjom
Gun
S. Thimayya
Indi Jehatman
Repalration Commission
Sna
ROK
Sei
Binwyya
Alexeo
NRC
U.S
Arthur Dea
Washington
T Dewi Halves
Pepatine Leony Pyniwibiy
Kees T. Young
State Department
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Ontario
Vanatiock
Haileyberry
Ont
McKay
Ghir Stolety
Abeluitiés
Leiter
Tidioule
Edvard Bielawski
Warren
Rip
Canada
Investigation into firing of bullets at two homes
State Police investigate shots fired at the homes of two Hawkins Pault-Son Lumber Co. salesmen A. R Shumaker and Thomas R. Steele, four miles apart, Wednesday night. Bolly narrowly escaped being hit as volleys rang through the night.
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Hawkins~ Pautl- Son Lumber’ Co
A. R Shumaker
Thomas R. Steele
Irotnia
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