UN occupation a collaborator who will be punished
Acme Telephose staff photographer Ed Hoffman captures the scene as United Nations authorities promise punishment for a local collaborator amid escalating tensions. The photograph accompanies a report detailing accusations and ongoing actions by peacekeeping forces.
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Shipyard strike ends as court orders workers back
Alameda shipyards resume work as AFL carpenters end a one day strike after a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order. Union seeks an 18 cent hourly raise while Todd Shipyards faces halted vessel repairs. Navy vessels including the Thomas Jefferson and others awaited resumption of repairs as the dispute cooled.
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Robert Herrick Release Due in Oakland Jail
Robert Herrick Release Due in Oakland follows a Christmas night burglary where he confessed to stealing over $1000 from a Greenwood Corporation safe. He returned the money and the Greenwood officials declined charges. Herrick planned to resume his $50 weekly job at a local Oakland market.
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Religion Still Thriving In Russia Amid Red Suppression
In Dublin, Dr. Antony Bloom told the Anglian and Eastern Churches Association that despite 30 years of Communist rule and anti religious policy, faith remains in Russia. He cited ongoing church attendance, limited freedom, and new church activities under tight supervision, with priests allowed limited preaching and churches re opening as self supporting units.
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Apple Picker Questioned in New York Murder Case
A New York apple picker was questioned about a hotel murder linked to a flings affair with performer Yvonne Hagthes, 50, once a Broadway and Paris dancer in the 1920s. The man stated he called the hotel and left after asking what occurred, during a night in question with Hagthes and her common-law husband, cab driver John McDonald.
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China Communists Arrest Catholic Missionaries
Maryknoll, N.Y. reports Chinese Communist forces have arrested members of the Maryknoll Fathers Catholic Missionary Order in the Tat three weeks ago. Maryknoll director Albert Nevins says the crackdown aims to suppress religion and stir anti foreign sentiment, with missionaries facing sporadic arrests and mistreatment nationwide as a definite policy emerges.
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Tighten Cadmium Use Controls on Military and Civilian Supplies
Washington, D. C. The National Production Authority tightened cadmium usage for both military and civilian needs to conserve supplies. NPA Administrator William H. Harrison issued a list of products where cadmium may be used, effective January 1, restricting its use to designated purposes only. Cadmium's corrosion resistance makes it valuable as a coating or alloy with other metals, and substitutes are sought where feasible.
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Trans shipment lineup for South Korea noted
A terse report notes lines forming as shipments are prepared for transfer to South Korea. A photo credit line attributes the image to NEA Acre staff photographer.
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Fire destroys soybean warehouse in Sikeston Missouri
Firemen battled a near zero temperature blaze at the Sikeston Citation Ot Ce soy warehouse in Sikeston Missouri risking the one story building. Officials said about one million dollars worth of soybeans were likely lost and the building valued at forty nine thousand dollars was damaged.
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Mt Etna Eruption Ends After Month of Activity
Mount Etna’s month-long eruption ended today after causing estimated 390 thousand dollars in damage and forcing thousands to flee their homes. Craters stopped spewing, leaving the countryside quiet with only faint smoke puffs as remnants of the period of activity.
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Food price index at two year high
Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food price index rose to $6.90 this week ending Dec 26 from $6.80, approaching its highest point in more than two years. The index last reached $6.93 in September and marks another advance in the ongoing price trend for 12 foods this week.
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