Hungary protests U S action over consulate closure
Hungary files a formal protest accusing the United States of a rude violation of obligations after the U S closes Hungarian consulates in retaliation for four U S fliers' convictions. The note, delivered by Dr Emil Hegedus, denounces Dean Acheson's explanation as unfounded and demands adherence to international conduct.
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Donal. J. Gonzales
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James C. H.othe
Hungary
Dean Acheson
New York
Cleveland
Acheson
U. S
Nates
Acheson Red
Robert Vogeler
International Tel and Telegraph Co
Vogeler
Boyle Recalls Picture Of Seoul Abandonment
HAL BOYLE recalls the 1950 Seoul withdrawal as Allied troops evacuated the city under fire. Civilians fled south amid fires and hunger while reporters witnessed a sudden order to depart. The night ended with engineers blowing the Han River bridges and soldiers reflecting on loved ones left behind. The line held after a grim retreat, and Seoul was later held again.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Seoul
Amlent
Dwight Martin
Time Magazine
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Chosun
Ok Ale
Han Boy
Hbaccere
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S. Army
Korea
Japan
Aged Escape Roxboro Three Prisoners Reach Aid
A Negro trusty and a Negro prisoner face charges for aiding in the escape of three inmates from the Person County jail last Sunday. Sheriff Leman said Kamace and Clarence Lear admitted helping Pere Dove 19 Grover Heaton and Griffis Prouse 26 fled the jail. The three were recaptured near Burg the next day.
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Leman
I Kamace
Clarence Lear
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Pere Dove
Grover Heaton
Griffis Prouse
Burg
82nd Congress Ready To Return To Work
The 82nd Congress opens its second session with focus on military training foreign aid taxes and internal security. Presidents Truman plans to deliver the State of the Union stressing rearmament and Fair Deal rollout while avoiding major tax hikes in an election year. Senate and House leaders signal cautious work ahead amid upcoming investigations and budget considerations.
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Senate
Ernest McFarland
OPS Clamps Curb On Spuds
The government to keep potatoes out of luxury foods with price ceilings effective January 19. Office of Price Stabilization will roll out details on reduced prices for shoppers and promises further cuts on lettuce tomatoes carrots cabbage and other items, aiming to save millions of dollars for households.
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Washington
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Trial Set for New Bern Murder Case
New Bern Jan 5 36 year old Newton Hanes wealthy gentleman farmer is charged with murdering a Negro tenant. Solicitor W J Bundy said the state will press for a first degree conviction and declined to reveal motive in the slaying.
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New Bern
Newton Hanes
Ore
W. J. Bundy
Odds and Sods From World War II to 1952 Headlines
A collage of brief notes touches on wartime rationing effects in Europe, Hollywood and advertising tropes, a Berwyn Alabama high school gap, housing labor estimates, George Washington onion lore, Mario Lanza records, suit buying trends, Thanksgiving date shifts, Massachusetts vacation rules, and transit noise abatement efforts.
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Hiss
Berwyn
Ero
Albany
N. Y
George Washington
Washton
Mario Lanza
Federal
Yway
Massachusetts
Franklin police chief vows to solve bomb slaying case
Franklin January news reports that police chief Monte Boone and state agents pursue a bomb slaying in Mt Airy that killed 24 year old Bill Cochrane. Investigators follow tips and leads across North Carolina while FBI analyses yielded no solid clue.
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W. H. Cochrane Sr
State Bureau of Investigation
FBI
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Mt. Airy
Monte Boone
Pele Potenses
N.C
Ready for Anything Marietta Man Arrested in Theft
John Gordon age 69 was arrested in Marietta Ohio after shoplifting. He told officers he turned to stealing to go, he claimed, for a fare. Police found a dozen pairs of fur lined items among the loot.
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John Gordon
Pajama diplomacy set aside during Churchill Truman visit
The report notes no pajama diplomacy during Churchill and Truman talks in Washington. Churchill will stay away from Blair House, bedding elsewhere, as officials offer sparse explanations. An embassy aide quips about a possible explosion while noting Churchill’s good spirits and staff effort to meet needs.
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Winston Churchill
Truman
Churchill
Blair House
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Emb Sliman
Anthony Eden
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