Allies Press Lag in Korean Armistice Talks Deadlock
In Panmunjom on January 26, Allied proposals to speed stalled Korean armistice talks drew no reply from the Reds. A subcommittee adjourned after 45 minutes with no response on airfield construction as new instructions were awaited. American officials pressed for clarity on prisoner data and civilian internees as talks remained at a standstill.
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Korea
Panmunjom
Airld Construction
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Libby
Lee
Gen
Thor
U. N
Stevenson May Be Domestic Ticket Choice Says Arvey
In Washington on January 26, Democratic national committeeman Jacob M. Arvey said Stevenson could accept a House candidacy if party leaders demanded. He suggested Stevenson might be the vice presidential choice if there is strong, spontaneous support from Democrats. Other notes mention Truman backing, Kefauver planning to enter Indiana and Illinois primaries, and McMahon exiting the Connecticut race.
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Washington
Jacob M. Arvey
Illinois
Arvey
Democrat Party
Stevenson
Cuca Ie Ieee Ge
Ciptidad
Ruman
Barkley
Kansas
Tru
Truman
Blair House
Honoe
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
U. S
Robert Bulkley
Ohio
Kefauver
Bulks
White House
Sen
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Harry San
McMahon
Democratic Organization
Prison escape from Jackson County jail prompts manhunt
In Sylva North Carolina two inmates fled the Jackson County jail after sawing through bars above their cell door during visiting hour around 4 pm. Fred McCoy Jr. 32 of Sylva and J E Prince 22 of Tuckaseigee were at large as authorities conducted a search in the King’s contain area tonight.
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Anne
King’s Cuntain
Jackson County
Fred McCoy Jr
J. E. Prince
Tuckaseigee
Marine Lieutenant Reprimanded for Criticism of Truman
Marine Lieut Gale C Buuck of Fort Wayne Indiana was privately reprimanded for his published critique of President Trumans conduct in Korea. The Navy confirmed the reprimand after Buuck rejected an invitation to explain his attack while serving in Korea.
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Washington
Gale C. Buuck
Fort Wayne
Ind
Truman
Navy
Dan Kimball
Buuck
Teeses Dee
Neg Pee
Korea
San Francisco
Marine
John G. Crommelin
Government to stockpile safety brass for burn dressings
The Federal Civil Defense Administration plans to stockpile almost 71 tons of brass this year to be used in making safety ins for a new burn dressing. The material would be used in case of enemy attack.
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Federal
Civil Defense
Rhode Island Mills Struggle Against Southern Competition
Providence January 26. New England mills that invested profits in new machinery face fierce Southern competition. Rhode Island Textile Association president Anneth B. Cook says mills that plow back profits show no problem, citing Crown Mfg Co and others in Maine New Bedford Lewiston and more. She notes mills generally lose to southern rivals by wide margins.
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R. I
New England
Anneth B. Cook
R. I. Textile Association
Cook Intement
Mariano
Cotton and Rayon
le Workers Union of America, Cio
Crown Mfg. Co
Tucket
Hinathaway
New Bedford
Bates
Lewiston
Perels
Maine
Bishop
Rhode Island
U S Officials Alarmed Over Egyptian Violence
United States officials show growing alarm over escalating violence in the Anglo Egyptian crisis. Ambassadors Caffery and Gifford urge restraint while seeking ways to ease tensions and resume diplomatic relations. The Suez Canal remains a key strategic interest, with regional stability and non Communist outcomes at stake.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Jan
United States
Jefferson Caffery
Cairo
Walter Gifford
London
Sim
Jes
France
Indochina
Air Cadet Charged in Assault Case at Kinston
Kinston Air Force Base cadet William Mills aged 22 has been charged with raping a 22 year old woman. The warrant was signed by W R McDuffy, father of the alleged victim. Mills is the son of a Cuban steamship line official and the case includes a statement from Miss McDuffy. A preliminary hearing is scheduled next week.
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Kinston
Kinston Air Force Base
William Mills
Recorder's Court
Phil H. Crawford Jr
Crawford
Mills
W. R. McDuffy
Fost Breae
Aert D. Mills
Isle de Pines
Four Year Old Tells How Mother Dropped Child Into Oil Sump
In Portland Oregon a 4 year old girl led police to the body of 3 year old Sherrie Kader in an oil sump after her mother Jada Z Kader 21 was charged with first degree murder. The mother at first claimed kidnapping.
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Orc
Gir
Sherrie — Kader
Jada Z. Kader
Sherrie
Eugene W. Sing
Vickie
Dustrial
Frank Kader
Browne
B 26 Crash Near Naval Ammunition Dump
An Air Force B 26 crashed on mud flats near Port Chicago naval ammunition dump in California during a training flight from Iran Air Force Base. Three of four aboard were killed. one survivor was taken to Mare Island Naval Hospital. Reporter Irvine McBride witnessed the wreckage as flames rose and a second explosion occurred.
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Calif
Air Force
Naval
Iran Air Force Base
Sacramento
Roy Hawling
Swanton Yacht Harbor
Hawling
Mare Island Naval Hospital
John McBride
Oak Tribune
Crane
McBride
Port Chic
Coatee Coes County
San Fran
Cairo under martial law as rioters clash with army
Cairo, Jan. 26. Government imposes martial law to restore order after thousands of rioters burn British and American property and attack embassies amid escalating anti colonial protests. Police report casualties and widespread arson as the city shutters close shops and transport halts.
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Egypt
U. S
J. M. Boyer
Arsenters
Chile
Thrihim Ishw
Ministy
Interior
Britain
oeeSee S
Jefferson Cafake
Farouk
Statesville Speech Warns of Threats to Nation from Within
Statesville reports quoted speaker Reece says the United States faces its first serious internal threat. He warns damage comes from domestic forces and flawed planning by master planners, reflecting GOP concerns on national security and policy.
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United States
Reece
Aay Nang Gop
Durham Man Investigates Elderly Woman's Distress
Police probe a troubling case in Durham where Carrie Justice, 77, lived alone with doors locked from inside. Neighbors alerted authorities saying she needed aid but could not be reached. A welfare caseworker joined the inquiry as authorities described the man as having just left his mother's house.
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Baroom
Carrie Justice
Welfare Department
Justice
State Fair Plans Discussed at Raleigh Meeting
Invitations go to state leaders to gather at North Carolina State College Monday to discuss the 1952 State Fair. J. S. Dorton said steps are being taken to plan livestock exhibits and restrict all fair exhibits to North Carolinians, with the meeting marking the first in a series.
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North Carolina State College
Ef J. S. Dorton
State
Greensboro Firm Changes Name to Blue Gem Manufacturing
Milton H Zauber president says Blue Gem is the principal trademark for the companys goods formerly restricted to overalls. Stockholders vote to change authorized capital from 10 to 5 per share and issue two new shares for each old share.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Frame Oeomany
Milton H. Zauber
Foster Parents Charged In Childs Weird Death
The death of seven year old Martha Louise McCullough led to murder charges against her foster parents Gavin McCullough and Lillian McCullough. Police found the girl strangled in a room with religious tracts nearby after a long prayer session in zero weather. Martha had been adopted as an infant and the couple, noted for eccentric behavior, faced court in a dramatic appearance.
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Man
Martha Louise McCullough
Gavin McCullough
Lillian
Rtha
Charles Maciver
McCul
Loughs
McCullough
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Martha
Pace
Gavin
Yalta Pact Attacked by Nationalist China
Tsiang of Nationalist China tells UN Political Committee the Yalta agreement harmed China and Korea and accused Roosevelt of justifying the pact. He labeled the accord a great betrayal and urged support for a measure denouncing Moscow. The committee adjourned as debate continued.
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China
T. F. Tslang
Korea
Hoppen
Yalta
Roosevelt
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Tsiang
United Nations
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Stalin
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Malik
U. S
John Sherman Cooper
Fr Rity
Weather Summary From A Fragment
The fragment notes temperatures with a high around 66 and a low near 50 last night. It mentions a higher 68 reading and references unclear terms and measurements.
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