Hungary Silent On Plans To Free American Airmen
Washington reports Hungary will not disclose when four Americans held by Communists will be rescued. Walter Donnelly said Budapest officials refused information and that U S Ambassador Abbott was conferring with Hungarian foreign office. The four flyers were forced down in Hungary during a 1947 incident involving a C47 cargo plane bound for Colorado. Names listed include Capt Dave Henderson and Sgt James A Elam among others. border talks and potential Vienna or Austro-Hungarian border actions were noted.
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Rioting Students Fired On In Egypt
In Egypt police fired on rioting students during protests in Cairo and Alexandria. At least 18 students were injured as clashes spread, with riot actions near the Parliament building and streetcars set ablaze. Police used billy clubs as demonstrations continued.
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200000th Casualty of War Evacuated Today
Dec 27 report notes the 200000th Allied wounded evacuated by planes. The Belgian private Albert Eile of Ploegstert is named among the flown soldiers. Evacuation officers say the figure counts each lift, not unique individuals, as some men are moved multiple times.
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Moscow Accepts Kennan as New U S Ambassador
The Kremlin announces that George F. Kennan will become the next U S ambassador to Moscow, succeeding Admiral Alan G Kirk whose retirement was approved. Kennan, 47, credited as a principal architect of containment policy, is set to assume duties in April amid political debate and speculation over the posting. He currently heads the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.
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Mystery Blast Shakes Miami After Warnings by Dynamiters
Explosions in Hialeah and Miami followed warnings from dynamiters. Police investigated two blasts with no reported damage. Calls warning of further strikes were received by Coral Gables officials, and a church attack motive was mentioned in threat notes. Sheriff Henderson and aides were dispatched to assess the Abu area after a fatal Tuesday blast in Mimi.
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Gas Charge Boost Authorized by Regulators
The power commission has approved Tennessee Gas Transmission to raise wholesale natural gas rates by about $11.5 million at a gate. The Houston firm sought an $18 million increase, with Tennessee wholesaling gas to many customers in Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania New York and New England.
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Stassen Plans To Reveal Presidential Bid Details
Washington reports stir over Stassen plan to announce candidacy with Eisenhower supporters and GOP delegates weighing impact. Labor polls and Republican dynamics shape expectations as Stassen mulls timing and strategy for a possible run.
Phony $10 Bills Warn Merchants In Area
Reports say counterfeit $10 bills passed in Titusville Jamestown and Mingailles districts. The notes, produced by photoengraving from a $10 Federal Reserve note, show wrong color shade and seal size. Secret Service warned merchants before Christmas rush to watch for fake currency.
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Old Indian dies in Elko Nevada obituary note
Billie Mose, an Indian who recalled Salt Lake City's population of ten living in a single log cabin, died last night in Elko Nevada. Mose was believed to be Nevada's oldest Indian at 112 years old.
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Postpone Hearing in Assault Case
A local assault case hearing was postponed from Saturday morning to a later date. The defendant, married to the complainant, remains in custody as investigations continue. Attorney Always Baeney represents the defense, with the hearing expected to resume once medical and custodial matters are resolved.
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Youth crime escapade linked by teen suspects
Teens Ty 18 and James 17 tell of a spree across multiple towns, including Jamestown Warrut Tidioute and Sumer Goaye, stealing wagons and goods in a Christmas crime plan. Police recovered about 40 dollars. suspects remain jailed with a grand jury probable.
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Chicago Girl Weds Ex Catholic Priest in Milan
A 22 year old Chicago woman married a former priest in Milan after months of red tape. The bride, Claire, renounced American citizenship amid a romance shadowed by defrocking and church controversy. The ceremony occurred in January in the city.
Union Leaders Forecast 10 Day Delay Strike Across Steel Industry
Pittsburgh December 27 union leaders, meeting with CIO United Steelworkers and other groups, expect a delayed strike across the steel industry. They weigh a nationwide strike while price, wage, and benefit disputes are negotiated with government and industry officials. the plan includes possible postponement of a general walkout as talks proceed.
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Sore Discloses Plans To Retire From State House Post
In St Marys on December 27 Herbert F Sore announced retirement from the Shire House of Representatives after 40 years in state politics. He will not seek re election in 1962 amid pressure on personal business. Sore, first Assembly for traditionally Democratic Bl nority in 1940, served as majority whip, then leader, and became speaker in 1947. He led the House through a long session and remained a pivotal figure in state affairs.
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More Snow Hits City Sets New December Mark
Snow blanketed the city with record December totals as readings climbed to 70 inches. The frantic storm stretch pushed the monthly total to 4412 inches across the region, with frigid winds and heavy flurries impacting travel and daily routines.
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Teachers Open Convention Faces Pay Bill Fights
In Harrisburg a statewide teachers convention opens as lawmakers near a proposed 86 million pay bill. Governor Harris is set to speak as 3,000 vendors attend the two day event. PSE backs a flat 200 dollar raise for most teachers with phased increases to a 200 annual cap, while education officials report about 60,000 teachers statewide. Corry Public Schools teachers J. Donald Watson and James Harper attend the Harrisburg meetings.
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Four In Family Perish In Fire Near Carrollton
Four members of a family died in a fire that destroyed their home on River View Farm, four miles north of Carrollton Kentucky. The victims are Teva Frances Woon, 50, Bobby Franley Woon, 10, Samuel Cong, 12, and James Badder, 7. Two other sons and a daughter were severely burned and hospitalized in Louisville. The Woods home was on property owned by state senator Tale Perri Grines.
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Casualties Rise to 102,418 in New Defense Totals
Washington reports new Department of Defense totals for U.S. casualties in Fora as 103,418 with 17,670 battle deaths and 11,048 missing in action. The figures, announced late yesterday, cover notices to all units through last Friday.
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Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving In Erie County Court
Fheeer pb McKerouemer, a resident of the Phoenix Hotel, pleaded guilty to drunken driving before Judge Elmer Eym ons in Erie County Court. He was fined $100, ordered to pay court costs, and sentenced to two days in jail. The judge warned of a six month jail term on a repeat offense. Knickerbocker arrested last Saturday after a car collision on North Center Street damaged a parked juk.
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