Final split over Japan peace treaty appears inevitable
Washington reports a likely severing between the United States and Russia on drafting a Japanese peace treaty. Notes exchange reveals four major disputes including veto rights for great powers, excluding Communist China, Japan's postwar defense with foreign troops, and Formosa status under UN or Cairo terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
China
Japan
Great Powers
United Nations
Formosa
U. S
Cairo
Moscow
Korea
John Foster Dulles
Jacob Malik
New York
Malik
Two Disorderly Conduct Cases in Recorders Court
Two cases were tried in recorders court this morning on charges of disorderly conduct and intoxication on a public street. The junior heirs of Westminster church will practice at the church Saturday morning with Harold Holmes in charge and Morris Couch as song leader. The Red Cross office will close Saturday through Monday for New Year observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Court
Falkville
Red Cross
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Medicos of it and hopeful outlook after injury
Reeves and her husband Hubert describe injuries and limited recovery. They hope amputation may be avoided, as Mrs Reeves notes ear healing and Mr Reeves reports severe pain and numbness. Lt Hewitt says it could take six to eight weeks to decide on necessary amputation or extent of finger loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Hubert
Howard Hewitt
Army Ical Corps
Jaywalkers Warned As Chicago Implements Warnings
Chicago officials begin a phased anti jaywalking campaign. Pedestrians will receive warnings first, then notices, and finally traffic tickets. The new code sets fines up to 20 dollars for jaywalking. The move echoes a prior effort challenged by the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cage
U. Supreme Court
Missing Items Notice at Cornelian Court Apt
Short note on a lost item mix up at Cornelian Court Apartments near Highway 31. A boy’s size 7 cowboy boot and a box containing a baby ring pearl necklace are among the未located items. Call a placeholder contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelian Court Apartments
Highway 31
Calla
Alabama pupils fall short of UN fountain fund quota
In Montgomery on December 29, Alabama school children had contributed 687 dollars or 68 percent of a 1000 dollar quota for the United Nations fountain at Lake Success. Mrs. James E. Folsom chaired the statewide campaign and announced the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
United Nations
Lake Success
James E. Folsom
Dealey Leaves Dallas Morning News Post to Study for Ministry
W A Al Dealey 35 assistant treasury treasurer of A H Corporation publisher of The Dallas Morning News has taken a leave of absence to study for the ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
W. A
al) Dealey
A. H. Corporation
Dallas Morning News
Texas Girl Is Maid Of Cotton
Jeannine Holland of Houston won the 1951 Maid of Cotton title, beating 18 contestants to tour as the industry goodwill ambassador with an alternate from California. She will depart for New York City to collect wardrobe and modeling instruction before a February tour start. the contest was sponsored by the National Cotton Council and several cotton exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Luscious
Jeannine Holland
Houston
United States
Europe
South America
St. Louis
Eleanore Chalmers
San Louis Obispo
Calif
Jean Neal
Greenville
S.C
Holland
Texas State College For Women
New York City
Ann Brooking Adams
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Elizabeth Anderson
Sumner
Miss
National Cotton Council
Memphis Cotton Carnival Association
New York
New Orleans
Allied command reports losses in Kangwon area on Dec 24 25
The Red radio claimed United Nations forces suffered casualties and materiel losses in Kangwon with 320 enemy casualties and 110 captured. U S air forces pursued enemy units near the Red front while Navy task force 17 and Marine Corsair pilots claimed destruction of buildings along the 38th parallel as American jets engaged MiG-15s near Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Command
Red Radio
Pyongyang
United Nations
Kangwon
38Th Parallel
MacArthur
U. S. Far East
Fifth Air Force
Red Front
Twns
North Korea
Korea
Manchuria
Task Force 17
Hungnam
Marine Corsair
1951 Preview: Higher prices and hidden taxes loom ahead
The article warns 1951 will be a tough year for consumers with price pressures from floors and inflationary factors. Fixed incomes and white collar salaries face tax hikes and wage freezes as hidden taxes rise, with workers paying more as businesses pass along costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
United States Property Seized in China by Communists
Peiping radio reported that Communist China seized all U S property and froze U S bank deposits in retaliation for U S action on December 16. Chou En Lai described the move as an attempt to loot the Chinese people. A Commerce Department official in Washington estimated the total at considerably less than 100 million dollars. Most U S property in China had been seized when the Reds took over in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
China
United States
U. S
Peiping Radio
Chou En-Lai
Commerce Department
Washington
Banks Move to Freezes and Rubber Control Amid War Economy
The NPA banned hoarding of 55 essential materials including steel lumber and paper newsprint. The Federal Reserve Board imposed a credit curb to force a faster shift to defense production and raise reserve requirements, limiting lending and signaling potential price controls. The rubber import order centralizes procurement to shield supplies and curb rubber prices amid wartime needs. The board forecasts a defense heavy economy with record GNP and personal income, urging voluntary compliance while preparing possible price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NPA
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Reserve System
U. S
Remington Testimony Trial Draws Mental Competency Claims
At federal court in New York on December 29, Mrs. Ann Moos Remington testified that William W. Remington urged her to be declared mentally unfit to testify in his perjury trial. She said he suggested she obtain medical proof of incompetence and noted his prior government job and Communist ties. Her cross examination revealed their marriage troubles and her psychiatric treatment since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
REDS
Ann Remington
New York
William W. Remington
Communist Party
U. S
Ann Moos Remington
Commerce Department
William C. Chanler
Pick Up Notices Sent For Mobile Vote Case Defendant
Federal authorities issued pick up notices for Mary Elizabeth McDermott a 20 year old Mobile woman named in a mass vote fraud conspiracy indictment. She is the only one of 23 indicted still at large while 22 have been released on bond. The case centers on alleged impersonation of voters and ballot stuffing during the May 2 Alabama Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Mobile County
FBI
Mary Elizabeth McDermott
Alabama
Markets To Close On New Year Day
Markets to close on New Year Day across the United States. Commodity markets will close tomorrow while New York stock and curb exchanges remain open for the final trading session of the year. Many livestock reports will be issued as usual on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Presbyterian Youth Conference Opens With Call to Shared Faith
About 1500 Presbyterian youths gathered in Auburn for a four day Southwide conference. Dr. William M. Elliott urged Christians to restore world harmony and stressed the gospel as a trust to be shared not kept private. Speakers included Don Shriver Zack Pierhoff James Cudhman Col Francis Pickens Miller and Vernon S Broyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
William M. Elliott
Dallas
Tex
Don Shriver
Davidson College
Zack Pierhoff
Duke University
James Cudhman
Clemson College
Col
Francis Pickens Miller
Charlottesville
Vernon S. Broyles
Atlanta
Elliott
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
Japan seen as pivotal ally in postwar balance of power
An observer argues occupation has revived Japan with better health and prosperity. He notes rising consumer goods, a stronger currency, and efficient public health. He predicts mutual dependence: the US needs Japan as a market and counterweight to communism, while Japan needs US protection until it can rearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Joseph M. Dodge
Detroit
U. S
United States
Russia
China
Orient
Asia
Officers Elected By DeMolay Group Here
The DeMolay group elected Willard Sherrod master councillor Billy Joe Putnam senior councillor and Herbie Sherrow junior councillor to serve three months. Appointments will be announced later. A watch party is set for Sunday night from 9 30 to 12 30 on the third floor of the Masonic building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Sherrod
Billy Joe Putnam
Herbie Sherrow
Masonic Building
Mrs. R. M. Bradford Dies in Atlanta Hospital
Mrs. R. M. Bradford, mother of J. B. Bradford of Decatur, died Thursday night at 9:30 in Baptist Hospital Atlanta after about a week of illness. Funeral arrangements are handled by Patterson's Funeral Home in Atlanta with services possibly Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Bradford
J. B. Bradford
Decatur
Baptist Hospital
Atlanta
Patterson
Markets Update From Decatur and Atlanta for Farm Goods
Cotton middling 42 00, cottonseed 100 per ton, broilers 22 cents delivered, hens 20 to 24 cents delivered, eggs 80 cents a dozen. No 2 wheat 2.41, No 2 Ear Yellow 1.57, No 2 Ear White 1.52, No 3 Ear White 1.47, No 2 oats 90 cents, No 2 mile 2.05 worm basis moisture 15 percent. North Georgia live poultry market steady to firm with good demand and adequate supplies. icy roads hamper movement. prices paid FOB farm for broilers and fryers 20 to 22 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
USDA
North
Georgia
Nashville Livestock Market Mixed Prices on Cattle and Hogs
Nashville market reports cattle scarce but prices mixed with steers up to 31.00 per 965 lb, cows 16.00-26.00, calves 28.00-37.00, hogs steady to down 50 cents, sows 16.00-18.00. Sheep few offered, test prices. Note: Jan 1 open as usual for sales. USDA office closed. Cotton futures steady to uneven with March 43.01, May 42.52, July 41.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Usda Market
N.Y
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Arrow Mills
Memphis
William York Service Held
Funeral services for William Penn York aged 68 of Danville were held at Piney Grove Church at 2 P.M. He died at a Tuscaloosa hospital on Wednesday. Survived by four daughters Ethel Sanders Birmingham Stella Mae Walker Corinth Loriie Carter Danville four sons John Seldon York Birmingham Don Earl York Memphis Hansel York Moulton a brother Lee York Addison. Rites by Rev Dan Dutton and Rev D R Jarrett. Buried in Prusett cemetery Lawrence county Peck Hartse directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn York
Danville
Piney Grove
Lee York
Addison
Dan Dutton
D. R. Jarrett
Prusett
Lawrence County
Peck
Hartse
Why Red China Can Field More Soldiers For Far Less Money
The piece argues Red China can field about 4 million troops for roughly 4 billion dollars by using low overhead, local rear echelons, and minimal fiscal budgeting. It contrasts this with the U S system, notes MacArthur’s estimates of rising 1951 military outlays, and suggests much of Korea war funding remains unallocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
United States
Gen. MacArthur
Peiping
MacArthur
China
Pentagon
Burlington man crowns chief liar of 1950
A Californian, Frank J. Goulette of Alhambra, wins Burlington Liars Club crown for a tale of a pile driver freezing a crew member and a dead body buried after seven days. Judges also cite Joseph Flynn of Cleveland for an honorable mention with a railroad sidetrack canaries story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wis
Liars’ Club
Frank J. Goulette
Alhambra
Calif
North Dakota
Joseph Flynn
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
By John M. Hightower
Dilimale
L. R. Murphree
Luanne
Miami, Fla
E. W. Wadsworth
Montg Ry
Jimmie Hawkins
Beaumont
J. O. Hawkins
Birmingham
Katie Hawkins
Fifth Avenue East
Morgan County Medical Society
W.H. Jenkins
Prospect Drive
Lafayette
Cpl
Billy Joe Sherrill
Fort Campbell
W. J. Duncan Jr
Clemson
Miami
U. S. Weather Bureau
Guntersville
Whitesburg
Florence
TVA
Bob Simmons
H. S. Simmons
Sherman Street
Orlando
J. M. Hess
N. J. Locke
Huntsville
Bobby Nolen Locke
Locke
Mercia Yarbrough
M. A. Yarbrough
Sixth Avenue West
Medicos
Puge
Banks
Truman
ESA
General Services
Jess Larson
Atlanta ‘Hospital
Farm Markets
William York
By Elton C. Fay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!