French Police Arrest Moroccan Party Leaders in Rabat Riot Fallout
French police rounded up leaders of the Moroccan Istiqlal Party in Rabat after deadly riots in Casablanca that left seven Europeans and over two hundred Moroccans dead. Arrested were executive committee members Mohammed Lyazidi Dadj Oamar Ben Abdeljelil Mohamed Ghazi Abderrahim Ben Bouabid and Ahmed Lyazidi with four other leaders. Some Communists were also detained.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Natinalist
Istiqlal
New York
United Nations
Casablanca
Mohammed Lyazidi
The
Dadj Oamar Ben Abdeljelil
Mohamed Ghazi
Abderrahim Ben Bouabid
Kacem Zhiri
Abdeljrim Hirji
Boubekir Kadiri
Ahmed Cherkaoui
Tamara Ouss
Communist Party
Augustin Guillaume
Guillaume
France
United States
U. N
Eisenhower Adviser Brownell To Oversee Agency Turnover
The informant says Brownell will retain capable career officials regardless of party. As a top advisor in Eisenhower's campaign, he will prioritize cases on communism and subversion. A sweeping review of unacted tax fraud and pending antitrust cases follows, while most Justice Department civil servants are unaffected.
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Brownell
Dwight Eisenhower
Justice Department
Hearing Scheduled For Slaying Suspect
Bay Minette Alabama construction worker Jesse Hines 49 held in the slaying of Leslie Gee has a writ of habeas corpus granted by Circuit Judge Telfair Mashburn. A hearing is set for 10 a.m. tomorrow as Hines remains bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge. Gee's decomposing body was found in bushes six weeks after he vanished and the sheriff said a .22 rifle was used.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Jesse Hines
Leslie Gee
Telfair E.mashburn
Wilkins
Hines
Gee
Amusements Listings Mixed Western Theater Showings
Listings show showings at multiple venues including AMUSEMENTS TODAY SPRINCESS LOST and PROXY Just Across The Street with stars Ann Sheridan John Lund and James Stewart in SUNSET Carbine Williams and HATFIELD Albane Pride of Dan Dailey plus RANCH Hartselle So Proudly We Hail with Claudette Colbert Veronica Las and Paulette Goddard.
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Ann Sheridan
John Lund
Hartselle
Claudette Colbert
Veronica Las
Paulette Goddard
Local building permits issued for home and auto facility
Construction permit authorized for a brick and tile dwelling at Eighth Avenue and Third Street SW with six rooms and two baths, estimated cost ten thousand dollars. A cement block wash rack for automobiles at 115 Lee Street NE received a permit for about two thousand dollars. Nine of the twelve recorder’s court docket items were sidewalk parking offenses, with two intoxication on a public street charges and one improper car tag. The South Decatur Church of Christ will suspend regular services for a period.
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Eighth Avenue
Third Street
Gerald W. Neher
Lee Street
McRae Motors
Joe Pettey
Recorder’s Court
Farming Markets and Local Church News In Decatur
The Decatur market reports show cotton middling 33.50 cents, No 2 wheat 2.05, No 2 oats 85 cents, ear corn prices 2.10 and 1.70, hogs 16.75 cents. Church and civic notices list sermons at Central Methodist and First Methodist, a chili supper at St Pauls Lutheran, and a Marine recruiter visit on Wednesdays. Educational board meeting at Gordon-Bibb school and Rev. Chitwood sermons are scheduled, with Thad Johnson joining First Methodist as educational assistant.
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Decatur
Jackie L. Isbell
U. S. Marine Corps
Draft Board
Court House Annex
First Methodist Education
Thad Johnson
Birmingham
First Methodist Church
Lanett
Ala
University of Alabama
Internal Revenue Bureau
First Methodist
Ensley
Lynn
Wells Street
Candies Labeled Licorice Often Lack Real Licorice
Many candies sold as licorice contain little or no licorice flavor. Industry testers note that some products rely on red colorings or anise to imitate taste. Consumers are advised to read ingredients for true licorice content and flavor authenticity.
Roasting a Christmas Turkey in Foil Tips and Stuffing
Home cooks share foil wrap method for juicy turkey using 12 to 18 inch foil rolls. Timing based on stuffed weight, plus optional butcher weight adjustments. Also includes a raisin nut stuffing with rice and giblet broth and guidance to baste and brown for gravy.
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Associated Press
Eight Power Proposal Seeks Direct Talks on Palestine Peace
The U N Special Political Committee approved an eight nation plan urging Israel and Arab states to start direct talks for a final peace in Palestine. The measure passed 32 to 13 with 13 abstentions. Israel backed the plan while Arab states called it unacceptable. Canada Cuba Denmark Ecuador Netherlands Norway Panama Uruguay sponsored, with support from the United States and Britain.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
Special Political Committee Today
Israel
Palestine
U. N. Palestine Conciliation Commission
Canada
Cuba
Denmark
Ecuador
Netherlands
Norway
Panama
Uruguay
United States
Britain
Eisenhower MacArthur to meet on Korean plan at Pearl Harbor
In a brief exchange Eisenhower and MacArthur agreed to discuss a Korean puzzle plan. Defense Secretary designate Charles E. Wilson arrives at Pearl Harbor with Omar Bradley and Arthur Radford while no formal post is planned for MacArthur. Helena talks concluded with John Foster Dulles saying the conferences will pay dividends.
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MacArthur
Roger Tubby
National Association of Manufacturers
Eisenhower
Pearl Harbor
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Honolulu
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Arthur W. Radford
Navy
Pacific
Commodore Hotel
Morningside Heights
New York
Helena
John Foster Dulles
Two Men Held For Auto Thefts In Alabama
Two Talladega men were jailed on charges of theft sale and interstate transportation of a stolen automobile. Byron Green was arraigned before U S Commissioner Ruby Price Robinson on selling stolen property and released under 1500 dollar bond. Jesse Garrett posted 1000 dollars bond after being charged with stealing and transporting the car from Iuka Mississippi.
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Anniston U
Talladega
Byron Green
U. S
Ruby Price Robinson
Jesse Garrett
Iuka
Miss
Liquor Profits Decline in State Revenue Report
In Montgomery authority reports, state liquor profits fell again last month creating an $85,635 shortfall versus the first two months of last fiscal year. Net income reached $1,172,891, down $14,566 from a year ago with October and November totaling $2,371,949 compared to $2,457,585 in 1951.
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Montgomery
State Liquor Control Board
Mailbox makeover by rural carrier in Louisville
Louisville mail carrier R Martin Williams remodels his rural route with 434 mailboxes arranged in neat rows. He spent 295 dollars and expects about 200 more to allow reaching all boxes from the vehicle, with small boxes at 44 inches and large ones at 40 inches per regulations.
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Louisville
R. Martin Williams
Williams
Don’t Risk Your Life On Christmas Vacation
AP News cautions during the Christmas season urging safe play and travel. It highlights three key safety tips to protect children and prevent holiday accidents while enjoying time off.
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Santa
Fred Haney Named Pirates Manager After Rickey Talks
Fred Haney agreed to a one year contract to manage the Pittsburgh Pirates after a morning conference with General Manager Branch Rickey. He succeeds Billy Meyer who resigned after a 112 loss season. Haney, 54, spent much of his career in the American League and began managing in 1935 with Toledo before moving to the St. Louis Browns.
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Pittsburgh
Fred Haney
Hollywood Stars
Pittsburgh Pirates
Haney
Branch Rickey
Billy Meyer
Pirates
Ameri
Detroit
Tigers
Red Sox
Cubs
The
Cards
Toledo
St. Louis Browns
Climate clues from Cretaceous Greenland
In Cretaceous times the earth displayed remarkable temperature uniformity with life typical of tropical and temperate zones found as far north as Greenland. This suggests a globally warm climate allowing tropical and temperate biotas to extend into high latitudes.
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Greenland
Active plant material and leaf water content
A description notes that active plant material like leaves comprises about ninety percent water.
Notre Dame Cathedral Foundation Stone Laid in Paris
The foundation stone of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was laid in 1163 marking the start of construction by Bishop Maurice de Sully and the early medieval church building project.
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Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Suit Aimed At Soap Makers Breakup Bid
The government sued to break up Procter & Gamble Colgate Palmolive and Lever Brothers into smaller firms in a federal action filed in Newark New Jersey. The DOJ charged the three firms and the trade group Association of American Soap and Glycerine Producers with maintaining restraints and monopoly control. The three giants allegedly held at least 75 percent of national household soap sales and about 90 percent of newer detergent business, in a soap and detergent market worth about 710 million dollars last year.
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Washington
Federal District Court
Newark
N. J
Atty
Gen. McGranery
Procter & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Colgate-Palmolive Peet Co
Jersey City
Lever Brothers Co
New York City
Association of American Soap
Dinner Served Before County Board Meeting Attendees Named
Will dinner was served at 130 o clock and the business session followed until four. Attendees include John C. Batts Athens Limestone board member and others from across Limestone Madison Jackson Morgan Colbert Marion Franklin and Lawrence counties.
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John C. Batts
King
Athens
Limestone County
Jewell Archer
Florence
Lauderdale
Leonard Preuit
Leighton
Colbert
Homer French
Elvie O. Terry
Moulton
Lawrence County
Dulles Speech Cites World Opinion as Deterrent to Russia
John Foster Dulles, Eisenhower’s secretary of state, warns that without world order all sides face ultimate destruction. He cites U N debates and global opinion as a strong deterrent to Russian aggression, which he notes has overwhelming military power in Europe and Asia. A major foreign policy address to 2 000 church leaders will be heard in a CBS broadcast at 10 30 p m EST. The Greek Orthodox Church, with about a million members, was admitted to the National Council of Churches yesterday.
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U. N
Russia
Europe
Asia
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Pacific
CBS
Greek Orthodox Church
National Council of Churches of Christ
General Assembly
State Paper Mill Ships Pulpwood Up Mississippi
Two barges loaded with pulpwood from International Paper Company’s southern Kraft Division are due to dock at Camden Arkansas tomorrow. The shipment resumes barge traffic on the Ouachita River as a supplement to existing transport facilities. Barges travel down the Intracoastal Waterway and up the Mississippi River to the Ouachita.
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Mobile
Southern Kraft Division
International Paper Company
Camden
Ark
Ouachita River
Intracoastal Waterway
Mississippi River
Ouachita
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