Duke Pathologist Named Atom Consultant for AEC South
Dr. Wiley D. Forbus of Duke University pathology department was named consultant to the U S Atomic Energy Commission division of biology and medicine. He will advise on pathological problems related to radiation injuries and other government injury claims in the South. He also serves as area VA consultant and is linked to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.
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Durham
N. C
Wiley D. Forbus
Duke University
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Forbus
Duke
AEC
Veterans’ Administration
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Secretary of War
National Institute of Health
North Carolina
Mystery Extortion Plot Tied to Pittsburgh Teens
Two 14 and 15 year old girls admitted demanding 10 000 from Arthur Rooney and 20 000 from H J Heinz II threatening their sons. FBI traced the notes after a three month chase and the pair were arrested at a park rendezvous.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Edward C. Boyle
Edward Snodgrass Jr
Boyle
Snodgrass
Arthur J. Rooney
Pittsball
H. J. Heinz II
H.J. Heinz & Co
Rooney
Kathleen
Pat
John
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Heinz
FBI
Broadway Musicals Enter Rehearsal Boom For 1952-53
Promising stage productions move toward opening dates as Rosalind Russell leads the cast of Wonderful Town with George Abbott directing. Rodgers and Hammerstein prepare an un titled backstage musical with Joan McCracken in a key role. Bob Alton sets dances for Hazel Flagge with Jule Styne as composer. Additional shows include Comin Thro the Rye based on Robert Burns and Maggie adapted from What Every Woman Knows with Betty Paul arriving from London. Carnival in Flanders scores by Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen.
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Jack Gaver
United Press
New York
Rosalind Russell
Joan McCracken
Cleveland
Bob Alton
Alton
Hazel Flagge
Hazel Flage
Jule Styne
Ben Hecht
Hecht
Styne
Robert Burns
Margaret Webster
James Barrie
Maggie
London
Betty Paul
Franklin Gilbert
John Fearnley
Miss Paul
Hazel Flagg
Flanders
Paula Stone
Mike Sloane
Johnny Burke
James van Heusen
Hollywood
Neighbors Rally to Help Polio Victim Buy Park Ridge Home
In Park Ridge Illinois neighbors raised 500 to aid Mary Elizabeth Kitsmiller a 27 year old polio victim confined to an iron lung. The county court gave 90 days to vacate a six room bungalow owned by her mother in law after eviction notice. Her husband deserted her last April and she cannot pay 95 a month. Her son and parents reside with her as townsfolk plan a community fundraiser.
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Chicago
Mary Elizabeth
Sugar) Kitsmiller
Park Ridge
Kitsmiller
Chinese Mutiny Forces Freighter to Formosan Port
Chinese Nationalist officials said the Panamanian flagged freighter Nidar carrying 1000 tons of iron mutinied off Fukien coast and docked at a Nationalist port to protest a route to Communist China. Crew and Portuguese captain are safe. the ship’s papers indicated a Hong Kong to Moji Japan voyage. The captain to be returned to Hong Kong and crew may work in free China if they wish.
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Bruce W. Mann Taipeh
Formosa
China
Nidar
Hong Kong
Moji
Japan
Fukien
Hsu Chao Chi
Navigation Department
Ministry of Communications
Hsu
Free China
Thief Takes Free Sedan From Used Car Lot Sign
Gene Christenson, manager of a Grand Rapids used car lot, reported that a thief stole a 1949 sedan with a sign reading Buy this one and get one free. The theft was reported to police with no injuries noted.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Gene Christenson
Cotton export controls backfire on U.S. producers
Officials say Iron Curtain trade curbs hurt U.S. cotton while Russia and allies buy less than half of prior levels. With demand slack and a 1,000,000 bale surplus looming, analysts urge acreage cuts and sales to nations under the natural security program.
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Patricia Wiggins
United Press
Washington
Iron Curtain
Russia
Red China
U. S
China
UN presses for adjournment in Korean peace issue
The United Nations moved toward a Christmas recess without formal action on Communist rejection of the compromise Korea peace plan. Assembly President Lester Pearson of Canada plans to report only after adjournment, postponing consideration to February to avoid a prolonged debate.
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United Nations
N. Y
Assembly
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
China
North Korea
General Assembly
Peiping
Pyongyang
V. K. Krishna Menon
Businessman Convicted On Piracy Count
A former Jersey City resident, Sidney Paley, 32, was convicted in a U S consular court of robbery and piracy on the high seas. He faces three years on each of two counts for hijacking 100000 dollars worth of American cigarettes from the Dutch express cruiser Combinatie in the Mediterranean last October. The judge ordered the sentences to run concurrently.
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Tangier
Jersey City
N. J
High Seas
Sidney Paley
Mediterranean
Paley
U. S
Milton Hemlick
Jack Bohana
State Department
Washington
John Carter Vincent
Spain
Esme
Hemlick
Autumn's Last Day Brings Snow and Ice Across Nations
Heavy snow sleet and rain hit much of the nation on the last day of autumn with winter set to begin. A C 124 Globemaster crash at Larson Air Force Base killed 91 in a snowstorm. cause under investigation. A bus collision near Indianola injured 13. five family members died in Georgia from fog related crash.
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Chicago
Larson Air Force Base
Wash
Indianola
Ind
Georgia
Midwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Iown
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Arkansas
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
French deputy seeks limit on publicity for banned films
A DeGaullist deputy in Paris urged the Parliament to restrict publicity for films banned to those under 16. He argued such publicity is spectacular and provocative, awakens children's curiosity, and gives foreigners an unfavorable impression that harms France's moral standing.
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Paris
Anderson Receives Two Naval Appointments in Oklahoma Navy
Altus Oklahoma reports Robert B. Anderson was named secretary of the Navy marking a second nautical appointment this month. Earlier he was commissioned a commodore in the Oklahoma Navy, reflecting a unique landlocked state event.
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Altus
Okla
Robert B. Anderson
Secretary of the Navy
Anderson
Oklahoma Navy
Oklahoma
Japanese stocks split: 479 of 572 paid dividends
Kyodo News Agency reports on the Tokyo exchange over six months. Among 572 listed firms, 479 paid an average 24.44 percent semi annual dividend while 98 paid nothing. Six sugar manufacturers averaged 35 percent, four tourist firms averaged 10.75 percent.
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Tokyo
Kyodo
Tokyo Exchange
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