UN and Chinese officers weigh armistice plan amid stalled talks
In Munsa Korea January 5 Allied truce negotiators paused airfield issues to press other pact points. Chinese General Haieh Fane pledged to study and reply later. Brig Gen Williams said progress hinges on discussing military airfields while staff work on agreed topics. Murder, prisoner exchanges and troop rotations feature in the debate as both sides push for a swift, realistic settlement.
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Plin Munsan
Korea
Polich P Korean |Ubmistics
Haieh Fane
Unis
Williams
Calla Temparsey
Turner
Actus
Armistice Commission
Awniscies Commission
FR. B. Libby
Yul Nuckei
Lee Sang Cho
Nubtlkots
Ler
Mortician Robert Sullivan Certified After State Board Exam
Cortyite as mortician Robert Sullivan of West South miro i pr graduate of the Pittsburgh Tnatihite of Mortaary Science inst vent today was notified of success iul Completion of state board exami nations certifying him as a licensed mortician The local man employed at the Bracken Keating Funeral Home was one of 195 who took the examinations to Philadelphia last December. MILK INSPECTOR FIRED IN PITTSBURGH June 25 A city milk inspector accused of accepting 1000 bribe to permit delivery of milk into the Pittsburgh area. Health Director Dr I Hope Alexander said he fired Elliot when a 30 day suspension expired Eliott said he will Await civil service board hearing.
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Robert Sullivan
West South
Miro i Praduate
Pittsburgh
Tnatihite
Mortaary
Bracken-Keating Funeral Homie
Philadelphia
Fittsburgh
Ask
Ulthout
I. Hope Alexander
Fred B. Wiliott
Eliott
W. D. Rubright
Butler County
Elott
British troops battle Egyptian police in six hour Canal Zone clash
Cairo reports say Britons and Egyptian police fought for six hours in Ismailia as 42 Egyptian police and three British soldiers were wounded and 36 Egyptians killed. Britain asserts police fought to the end amid deteriorating ties with Beypilan cabinet.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Beiuh
Sites
Canal Zone
Beypilan
Sunsiter
Despie
Cubatesesources
Snes
Agypt
Ismailia
Oine
Nghe
Lancashire Fusiliers
United Nations backs Soviet bid to reopen 14-country memberships
Paris Jan 25 The UN political committee adopted a Soviet backed resolution urging the Security Council to reconsider membership applications from 14 countries including Albania Bulgaria Hungary Romania Outer Mongolia and Western allies Ireland Italy Ceylon Finland Nepal Austria Jordan Libya and Portugal in one package. The move drew strong US opposition but passed 21 to 12 with 26 abstentions and requires General Assembly action. US delegate Ernest A Gross deemed it not a defeat and expected defeat in the assembly.
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Associated Press
Paris
United Nations Political Committee
United States
Tuday
Security Council
Italy
Soviet Union
Polition Committee
General Assembly
U. 5
Ernest A. Gross
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Outer Mongolia
Ireland
Ceylon
Finlland
Nepal
Austria
Jordan
Libya
Portugal
Would-be Slayer Rankin Arrested in Denver Case
Denver postal authorities capture Dave Rankin 21 of Denver for using federal mails to send a murder weapon to threaten James McCray 27 now in Bowling Green. Rankin pleads not guilty, a sanity evaluation may follow, and he faces a U S commissioner hearing amid details of prior attacks and Rankin's marriage to Sara Dulmage. Stassen calls for a propaganda offensive against Communism in Washington.
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Lre
James McCray
Corry
Bowling Green
Dave Rankin
Denver
Cole
Rankin
Camp Carson Hospital
U.S
McCray
Sara Jane Dilmage
Oberlin
James McGray
John McRae
Fitet 1
Army
American Pilots Down 10 Red Jets in Bold Air Victory
The Fifth Air Force reports ten Soviet-style jets destroyed in northwest Haven Kieing as American pilots executed bold dives and forced several enemy craft to explode. Two Reds reportedly fell with fiery tails, one damaged craft crashed, and overall American losses were low despite heavy air action.
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Associated Press
SHOUL
Koren
Dun
Sabry
Northwest Haven
Almont
Hiik
Sabren
Jong Dives
Nevion Renin
Jone
Fifth Air Force
Air Casuaation Age
Hiss seeks retrial citing new evidence and forged documents
Alger Hiss has asked for a retrial alleging new evidence supports his claim of innocence regarding passing secrets to a prewar Soviet spy ring. He contests Whittaker Chambers testimony and argues a special typewriter could forge documents, requesting February 4 argument while serving a five year sentence.
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Associated Press
New York
Alger Hiss
America
State Department
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
Roosevelt
Yabta
Servine Iy
Eders
Lewisburg
Italian Senate Bans Fascist Party
In Rome on January 25 the Italian Senate approved a government bill to abolish fascist-type parties and associations with penalties for promoting fascist methods. The measure, 231 to 14, moves to the chamber of deputies as Interior Minister Mario Scelba criticized the Italian Social Movement during debate.
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LROME
Mesaiiré
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Mario Scelba
Dewey warns free world of possible catastrophe in Asia
New York governor Thomas E Dewey delivered a sober warning on dangers if the free world delays action in Asia He urged firm use of all weapons and warned of potential world catastrophe if a Chinese invasion is not preemptively resisted He stressed U S commitment to Japan the Philippines Australia and New Zealand and cautioned against delaying UN action and risking Soviet dominance
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Associated Press
New York
San
Thomas £. Dewey
Aor neereeAlon
Asia
Dewey
Far East
United States
Jepan
Philippine Islands
Australia
New Zealand
Gid
Burma
Hocking
Red Shui
Southeast Asia
Ouse
United Nations
America
Hawaii
California
National Industrial Conference Board
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gan
Cartender
U.S
Eienhower
Southweast
Jury awards $1,650 to Amoroso in Rt 6 crash case
An Erie county court jury yesterday awarded Frank Amoroso through his guardian $1,650 damages in a collision on Route 66 near Warner’s Corner on June 25, 1949. Len Ferry of Erie, driver of the other car, faced the suit and Ferry’s counterclaim was resolved with the award for Amoroso.
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Erie County
Frank Amor
Albert Amoroso
South Center Street
Len Ferry
Erie
Ferry
Frank Amora
Warner
Two Buildings Gutted by Fire in Charl ered Charleroi
Fire destroyed two two story frame business buildings in Charleroi Pennsylvania in the heart of the business district. Residents of five second floor apartments escaped unharmed. The Pagonis Restaurant and the adjacent Sam Birdg store were wrecked. Firemen from Monessen aided Charleroi crews and worked several hours. No damage estimate given though firefighters indicated it would exceed 15000 dollars. Origin of the blaze was not recovered.
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Charleroi Charleroi
Charleroi
Pagonis
Sam ‘Irdg
Monessen
Charleroi Com
Fremen
Jury Deliberates Over City Storm Sewer Award
The Erie county court opened a sealed verdict showing Donovan Construction awarded 14.28 against Corry City for the Smith Street storm sewer project, with a special finding complicating whether the city wins. Total damages reach 4095, and court actions by Solicitor Brown and others foretell a possible new trial or adjustment. Arlington burial planned for former Secretary Robert Patterson after Elizabeth NJ crash. President Truman to attend services but not the burial.
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Eie Halsts
Erie County
Donovan Construction Company
Jy Iss Wiltow
Ciby
Corry
Smith Street
Weaver
East Smith Sire
Autor Aeys
Roger Brown
Wid Ducew
Stuba
Brown
Frank Quinn
Howard Plate
Roger Rown
Donovan
Myers Will Not Seek Senate Seat Amid Democratic Furor
Aged political maneuvering surrounds Myers as he declines a Senate bid. The action concentrates in Philadelphia party circles with discussions at the Democratic state committee meeting and the Harrisburg conference. Rumors point to potential nominees including District Judge Guy K Bard, signaling a pivotal scramble in the party leadership before spring.
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Hint Myers
al Myers
Ayers
Myers
Juder
Guy K. Bard
Ephrate
Bure
Lenin Hehan
Chicago officer found guilty in boy’s murder trial
Michael Moretti a suspended state attorney policeman was found guilty of murder in a sensational Chicago case. The jury sentenced him to imprisonment after a trial that drew weeks of public debate and a push for the death penalty. The defense vowed appeals as jurors faced questions of self defense and inadequate grand jury action.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Dan
Michael Moretti
Niey
Wis
Moretti
Yewusulul Mureli
Morelli
Supreme Golirl
Aren Tiy
Augiel
Arthur Gaming
West Side
Edward Salvi
Leonard Monaca
Ble To
Avenue
Cabrini Street
Moning
Amtareti
Salvi
Chicago Crime Commission
Mor
Midwest party chiefs push Truman as candidate
Kansas City report notes midwestern party leaders urging President Truman to seek another term. Debate centers on whether Truman will run, with speculation tying potential bids to Senate races and the 1952 ticket. Contending figures include Kerr of Oklahoma and Barkley, with conference leaders weighing loyalty against risk.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Truman
Pansy
Malires Wal Rma
Furl
Ivan Shent
Themtacranth
Sien
Trimar
Senate
Gunite
Matawest
James Quisled
Nebraskil
Duke More
Carl ¥. Rive
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma Aid Wice
Barkley
Kerr
Stace
Neitfier
Steel Firms Urged to Resist Wage Rise Demands
Charles M White president of Ret Public Steel Corm warns steelworkers against wage increases citing rising wages and prices. He spoke at the Pitts burgh Trelfe Club dinner on its 50th anniversary, while the United Steelworkers Union pushes for an 18 percent raise. Nearly 2 000 guests attended, including 64 railroad presidents. Iceland’s President Svienn Bjornson, age 71, died at National Hospital after an illness. He had been president since 1951 and served unopposed.
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Pittsburgh
Charles M. White
Ret Public Steel Corm
White
Hedecker
Republic
United Steelworkers
Unon
Iceland
Digs
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