Orphan Home Superintendent Accused by Welfare Official
Former Welfare Commissioner Howard Houston reported to Gov elect Abraham Ribicoff that Fred Stickels, superintendent of the New Haven County temporary home, was unable to manage the facility. An attendant allegedly twisted a boy’s arm and dragged another to a wall, causing a concussion, while 130 wards waited for private homes. Stickels denied the charges as welfare investigators begin review.
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Lodge
Abraham Ribicoff
Howard Houston
U.S
India
Houston
Fredeee
Stickels
New Haven
Wals
Unseasonal Rains Leave 28 Dead in Philippines
The Philippine Red reports unseasonal rains in the south central Philippines cause at least 28 deaths and six missing. Emergency crews search affected areas as rescuers brace for further floods and mudslides.
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Manila
the Philippine Red
Philippines
North Carolina and Virginia Weather Forecast Spread
Forecast for North Carolina shows cloudy warm conditions with occasional rain in the west and scattered showers in the east. Highs reach 66 to 74 east and around 60s west, with lows from 39 to 52 and coasts in the 60s. Snow flurries possible in western mountains Thursday night. VirginiaExpect rain ending Thursday morning and a turn to colder with possible mountain snow and lower temperatures across the west and north.
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North Carolina
Mountains
Piedmont
Carolina
Virginia
Five Men Indicted In New Jersey Plot To Kill Union Official
Bergen County jury returned four indictments naming five men and five John Does on conspiracy charges in an alleged plot to murder AFL Seafarers Union official Pant tan Hall of Montvale. Ray White of Tampa was charged, tied to rival election for the secretary treasurer post. James E. Cobb alias Frank Green of Tampa is accused as triggerman. Co conspirators include Steely White, Taffe, and Carmeny, with Cobb and Taffe held without bail in Bergen County Jail. Hall’s farm home was targeted after a tip.
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Bergen County
John
AFL Seafarers
Ray White
Tampa
Fila
I. Ese
Pant Tan Hall
Montvale
N.J
White
James E. Cobb
Frank Green
Hall
Steely
Taffe
West Milford
Carmenty
New York
Cobb
Calissi
New
Gs Steel
Priore
Marine Bank & Trust Co
Coker Named To Committee On Federal Crop Insurance
Agriculture Secretary Benson selects Robert R. Coker of Hartsville South Carolina to a five member panel advising Agriculture Department officials on Federal Crop Insurance. Coker serves as head of Coker Pedigreed Co.
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Washington
Agriculture
Benson
Robert R. Coker
Hartsville
S.C
Agriculture Department
Coker
Coker Pedigreed Co
Insects Found Flying 112 Miles Above Earth
A report notes discovery of flying insects at an altitude of 112 miles above the Earth. Scientists and researchers study the phenomenon. Further measurements and analysis are planned to understand how insects reach such heights.
UN Leader Starts Trip to Seek U.S. Fliers' Release
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold begins a mission to obtain freedom for U.S. fliers and detained U.N. personnel in Red China. He travels via London and New Delhi to Peiping, with plans to meet Eden Nehru Chou En Lai and return by January 15 under a U.N. Assembly mandate.
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N.Y
Ond
Hammarskjold
U.N
Red China
U.S
U.S. Military Air Transport Service
New York
London
New Lhi
Anthony Eden
India
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Peiping
New Delhi
Canton
Ahmed Bokhari
Pakistan
Humphrey Waldeck
Gustav Nystrom
China
Panmunjom
Constantin Sta
U.N. al Rtment
Waldeck
U.N. Assembly
Fertilizer From Air May Grow Crops Without Soil
Berkeley scientist Dr. Daniel I. Arnon reports that bluish algae Anabaenaeylimides can fix nitrogen from air to feed rice plants, enabling growth without soil. The method could provide a cheap fertilizer, with potential impact in the hunger‑stricken Orient.
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Berkeley
Calif
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Daniel I. Arnon
Department of Plant Nutrition
University of California
Orient
Arnon
Doctor in Atlanta Dies After Attempted Rescue
Dr Paul D Vella an Atlanta endocrinologist and former paratroop surgeon died of a brain hemorrhage while trying to revive Mrs Avon Bonner at the Bonner home. Police said the scene showed seven sedative bottles and Bonner claimed his wife twice attempted suicide. The case ties to a separated couple and an impending divorce for Mrs Vella.
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Paul D. Vella
Sgt
L.L. House
Avon Bonner
B. Crenshaw Bonner
Southern
The
Music Corp. of America
W. E. Petty
Bonner
Ella
Petty
Vella
Temporary Respite For Macfadden
New York physical culturist Bernarr Macfadden won a temporary stay of a contempt order that would have jailed him for failing to pay alimony and legal fees. Justice Rabin postponed enforcement as Macfadden sought to reduce the amount owed while arguing his dwindling income.
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New York
Bernarr Macfadden
Macfadden
Supreme Court
Benjamin J. Rabin
Rabin
Jonnie Lee Macfadden
Time zones and scheduling note for stations
Eastern standard time is used. subtract one hour for central and two hours for mountain. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
Variety and Evening Radio Schedule Net Mix
The listing shows a December 29 radio schedule with multiple programs across the evening. Programs include News and Commentary segments, sports updates, and variety shows featuring Frank Sinatra and Groucho Marx, with later entries noting Dance Show segments and a closing News and Variety hour.
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Abe
Mbs
Abc-East
Ebe
Abe Tennessee Ernie
Caren
Dire
Nbe
Newa
Wa Rrougcaatme
Naregeon
Frank Sinatra
Ponseeeinhe
Groucho Marz
Perry Como
Dbs
Severabe News & Story
Keone
Molly
Men Save Woman and Son From Drowning Near Clover
Two Hickory Grove men on Christmas leave from the Air Force pulled Mrs. Herbert Crosland and her 10 year old son Andy from a car that skidded on wet pavement and plunged into the Catawba River near the Buster Boyd Bridge. Jack Gamble 19 a Navy veteran and Sgt. John Dickson 20 stationed at Charleston AFB flagged down help and kept the pair warm in Gamble's car until a highway patrolman escorted them home to York.
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Clover
S.C
Hickory Grove
Air Force
Catawba
Herbert Crosland
Buster Boyd
Jack Gamble
John Dickson
Charleston Afb
Japanese Gets $138 In Gifts
Horita Satoshita, 22, in Tokyo, received $138 in donations from Americans and locals to begin paying off debts that forced him to offer his life for sale. Residents of Kansas City contributed over $100 with remaining gifts from newsmen and City Bank of New York Tokyo officials. Horita, moved by the kindness, said he did not expect such help as he starts a new job to support his mother and sick brother.
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City Bank of New York
Horita
Tokyo
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Meu Bepow' Zero
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