Eisenhower Cabinet Takes Field as New Administration Opens
President Eisenhower’s cabinet gear shifts as Republicans replace caretakers in eight agencies. The exception is the Defense Department due to Senate wrangle over Charles E. Wilson. New officials including Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby were sworn in at the White House, with early briefs and policy aims outlined.
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Three Metropolitan Museum Fellowships Open for 1953 54
Three graduate art history archaeology or museum training students may win fellowships of 4000 dollars for July 1 1953 to July 1 1954 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Winners may work in multiple departments and after a year may receive 1000 for travel and study abroad. Applicants must have two years of graduate study by June 1953 and show outstanding ability plus reading knowledge of French and German.
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Kangaroo Birth Size Sparks Early Growth Wonder
Kangaroos are born at less than an inch long despite adults reaching up to seven feet tall. The remarkable hatching size highlights the rapid growth and development that follows after birth in their unique marsupial lifecycle.
Woman Stabbed To Death Outside Car In Baltimore
Miss Leonore M. Naylor a 60 year old librarian and Edmondson Village head librarian was killed last night as she locked her car near Lyric Theater in Baltimore. She told police a man demanded money and keys before stabbing her five times and leaving her to die. She had worked for the Enoch Pratt Free Library since 1935 and recently won the William G Baker Jr Award for outstanding Pratt staff service.
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Leonore M. Naylor
Lyric Theater
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Edmondson Village
William G. Baker Jr
Pratt
Mental Patients Break Out At Kings Park
Seventeen patients escaped from Kings Park State Hospital and led a pre dawn chase across Long Island. By five hours later nine were recaptured and returned. Authorities described the escapees as disturbed but not necessarily violent.
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Nassau
Suffolk
Northport Sta
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Northport
Murray Rossman
Abernethy Sees Little Chance For Change In Cotton Laws
Washington D C Rep Thomas G Abernethy says he doubts strong support exists for a proposed change in cotton laws intended to curb over planting next spring Agriculture Department experts say dropping 1953 figures would aid only a few farmers and would not alter state and county allotments before 1955.
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Senate hearing details collapse disaster survivor testimony
A man recounts his fall through a floor before the Senate Commerce Committee. The incident injured more than 50 people and is under investigation by the senators. AP Wire photo accompanies the report.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Man With Knife Injures Chest Taken to Morgue
In Washington a man with a butcher knife in his chest staggered from a taxi and walked to a city morgue before being rushed to a hospital. Officials report he remained alive more than 24 hours later and was in fair condition.
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Washington
John A. Bucey
Stranger falsely boasted of deer shot in Woonsocket
Lyle Morrison halted a stranger who bragged of two deer shots. The man turned out to be Game Warden Gerald Peterson of Woonsocket, S. D. Morrison was fined 100 dollars, taxed 18.50 in costs, and lost his hunting license and the deer.
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Gerald Peterson
Woonsocket
S. D. Morrison
NYU Student Found Dead at Airport Raises Murder Probe
Police investigate cyanide death of 18 year old NYU sophomore Paul E Rubin whose body was found at an international airport with a coded note listing Dulles and Harvard president James Conant. Coroner notes uncertainty whether homicide or suicide, cites lack of container and orderly position as clues.
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Joseph Ominsky
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Indians In California Flood Refugees Seek Blankets
In Westchpec Humboldt County California a flood stricken village appeals for aid. Fifteen Indian families lack food and their most cherished possession blankets as flood relief efforts continue.
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Humboldt County
Coat Returns To Fashion After 32 Years
In Memphis Daisy Boy questions a coat’s worn look as the garment, once her mother’s, resurfaces in style. The piece is 32 years old and has reentered public favor.
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Arsonist Confesses To Pastor Inspires Leniency
Norman L. Forrester, 28, of Taylors, admitted setting fire to his home for insurance, repented at Mountain Creek Baptist Church, and received an 18 month term suspended on repayment of 3000 dollars to the insurer. Judge Greneker praised his conscience and the pastor’s appeal.
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Ashmore
Greneker
United States
Newsboy's Nickels End Parking Worries
In Columbus Ohio veteran newsboy Lee Mick Timmons Age 61 says he helps friends year round by feeding nickels into meters in front of his news stand He does not seek repayment and says his kindness has earned him more friends and customers. He was surprised with Christmas gifts for his acts. The piece notes a separate line about 1776 colleges.
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Lee
Mick
Timmons
Europe Leaders Press for More US Aid and Policy Clarity
A United Press survey outlines Europe’s gloomy asks for Dulles and Stassen during their visit. Britain seeks closer Cold War coordination and policy clarity toward the USSR. France pushes for $125 million more aid and Indo China war alignment. Germany, Italy, Netherlands and Belgium request continued American support, arms funding, tariffs relief, and favorable trade terms amid defense and migration concerns.
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Stassen
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Belgium
Convicts Propose Hostage Exchange In Rockview Mutiny
BELLEFONTE Pa Rebel convicts at Rockview State Penitentiary holding six hostages proposed exchanging one guard for another as over 100 state police and 90 guards keep position to storm the cellblock if ordered Four-day mutiny continues with barricaded cells and tense calm. offers made after guard William Chandler suggested replacing Paul Ishler whose wife is ill.
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Rockview State Penitentiary
Gordon C. Lewis
William C. Chandler
Paul Ishler
Chandler
Ishler
June Ishler
Jewelry heist loss figure lowered to 15000
San Jose report shows jewelry store manager Orville Carver reducing his robbery loss estimate after accounting for luxury tax excise tax and profit He now places the theft value near fifteen thousand dollars instead of the original one thousand?
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Twin births arise mainly from two-egg conceptions
Scientists estimate about three quarters of human twins come from two fertilized eggs, while about one quarter result from a single egg that splits. The data highlight twin formation patterns and inform biology of reproduction.
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