Reuther Advances in CIO Presidential Fight at Convention
In Atlantic City CIO leaders report Walter Reuther moving ahead of Allan Haywood in a two man race for CIO president. Ten vice presidents remain deadlocked as leaders fear a convention floor contest could split the unions. Potofsky calls for unity while unions weigh backing for Reuther or Haywood ahead of Thursday election plans.
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Atlantic City
N. J
CIO
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Allan Haywood
Jacob Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Potofsky
Philip Murray
Rubber Workers
Oil Workers
Maritime Union
Joseph Curran
Transport Workers Union
Haywood
TWU
Michael Quill
Steelworkers Union
Rosenberg Case Gets New Judge
Federal Judge Trving R. Kaufman will step aside and let Judge Sylvester J. hearing defense arguments on rerouting the death penalty for Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. The couple faces execution for conspiracy to pass atomic secrets to Russia. Supreme Court has refused further review.
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New York
Trving R. Kaufman
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Russia
U. S. Supreme Court
Kaufman
Rosenbergs
Sylvester J.o
Monay
Eisenhower Promises Important Announcement After Talk
President elect Eisenhower holds a conference at Morningside Heights with John Foster Dulles. An aide says Dulles will deliver an important announcement at the end of the meeting. Arthur Vandenberg Jr. sits in as secretary to the President and others, Emmet Hughes and C D Jackson, will also join discussions.
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New York
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Arthur H. Vandenberg Jr
Morningside Heights
Dulles
Emmet Hughes
C. D. Jackson
Philadelphia
Vandenberg
Nelson
Rockefeller
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Arthur S. Fleming
Ohio
Wesleyan University
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Johnson
Citizens Committee For
Fleming
Korea
Rconn
Taft
Putnam Fights To Maintain Controls Amid Intra Party Battle
Florida U S senator George Smathers told a Sigma Delta Chi meeting in Tampa that Washington columnists lean socialist and will lose influence as voters move away from that approach. He named Doris Freeson Marquis Childs Thomas E Stokes and Lowell Mellett as examples and predicted conservatives gain in popularity. Economic Stabilizer Roger L Putnam fought to keep wage price controls until the new administration takes over and rejected a premature end proposal amid a rising debate over decontrol and the coal wage dispute.
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Fla
George Smathers
D-Fla
Washington
Florida West Coast
Sigma Delta Chi
E. Florida
Smathers
Doris Freeson
Marquis Childs
Thomas E. Stokes
Lowell Mellett
David Lawrence
Constantine Brown
Roger L. Putnam
Blican
Putnam
Edward Phelps
Office of Price Stabilization
Phelps
Putnam Bes
Michael V. Dios
Cancer symposium backs advances in treatment and research
Tar Heel doctors attended the second annual Cancer Symposium in Winston-Salem with panels and talks on research. Dr. Thaddeus L. Montgomery of Jefferson Medical College spoke at a banquet following the daylong event.
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Winston-Salem Tar Heel
Forsyth County Medical Society
North Carolina
American Cancer Society
Thaddeus L. Montgomery
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Regional AMS meeting closes at North Carolina State College
Raleigh reports a two day regional meeting of the American Mathematical Society ended with an address by Prof. Wallace Givens of the University of Tennessee. The event drew 175 representatives from 15 colleges in nine states and featured 34 technical papers on mathematical research.
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Raleigh
American Mathematical Society
Wallace Givens
University of Tennessee
Department of Mathematics
North Carolina State College
Rural health leader Bond chosen for AMA council
Dr. George F. Bond of Rat Cove North Carolina named to represent six Southeastern states on the American Medical Association Council on rural health in Denver Colorado. Bond directs the Valley Clinic and Hospital and has earned wide acclaim for improving rural health in Hickory Nut Gorge and the Blue Ridge area.
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Raleigh
George F. Bond
Rat Cove
N. C
American Medical Association Council On Rural Health
Denver
Colo
Valley Clinic
Blue Ridge Mountain
Hickory Nut Gorge
Alaskan Mountain Plane Wreck Site Found After Fatal Alaska Series
A C124 Globemaster wreck on Mt Gannett in Alaska killed 52 aboard and was found after a series of recent crashes. Officials opened inquiries into navigational aids and crew briefing while rescue teams considered trail access. The toll across the incidents includes several fatal accidents from Washington to Korea.
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Alaska
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Wash
Great Circle
Korea
Montana
Washington
Terris Moore
University of Alaska
Moore
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McChord Air Force Base
Mt. Gannett
Air Force Rescue
Elmendorf
Big Delta
Shelton
Seoul
Tokyo
Sea of Japan
Kodiak
Billings
Mont
Vancouver Island
Viery
Suspected Arsonist Questioned Over Hospital Fires
In Huntington West Virginia a suspected arsonist was questioned after fires at Huntington State Mental Hospital killed 14 inmates on Thanksgiving Eve. Officials say a possible motive is grievance against the hospital. two more fires occurred Friday night, with six patients treated and two critical. Fire Chief Floyd Crouse and state officials coordinated probes and pledged precautions.
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W. Va
Huntington State Mental Hospital
Floyd Crouse
Crouse
Vest
C. A. Raper
C. R. Cobb
Lon Whitten
UN Turns Attention to Palestine and Korea
The United Nations shifted focus from Korea to Palestine as the General Assembly prepared to hear Abba Eban unveil a Palestinian peace blueprint. His proposals aim to guide direct negotiations between Israel and Arab neighbors, addressing refugees, Jerusalem, and territorial issues. A direct Arab‑Israeli talks resolution was introduced by Canada and others. Meanwhile Korea’s debate was delayed until Monday as India’s Krishna Menon awaits New Delhi instructions on his compromise plan.
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V. K. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
Abba S. Eban
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Palestine
Eban
Jerusalem
Canada
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Netherlands
Uuruguay
Ecuador
Denmark
India
Menon
Here
McGranery Orders Case Reopened Parole Bribery Probe
Attorney General James P. McGranery ordered FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover to reopen and widen the investigation into the paroles of three ex Capone gangsters from 1947. The inquiry targets possible bribery and the influence of attorneys connected to the freed men and the Truman administration era.
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James P. McGranery
Capone
FBI
J. Fidgar Hoover
McGranery
Paul Dillon
St. Louis
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Aso Friends
President Truman
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
Committee
Truman
Night Raid for Third Time in War Hits North Korea Cities
American B 29 groups bomb Sinuiju and Uiku near the Yalu river. Red airfields, a headquarters, a training school, and a repair base are struck. Fifteen bombers and B 26s clear paths while UN fighter-bombers hit targets southeast of Pyongyang. Front lines show shifting pressures and quiet Chinese positions on the western front.
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Korea
China
Orty
Sinuiju
Uiku
Yaluiver
United Nations
Yalu
Fifth Air Force
Fyongyang
Thend
U.N
Reda
Kumhwa
Sniper Ridge
Red
Pius XII Names 24 New Cardinal Appointments
Pope Pius XII elevates 24 new cardinals including Msgr. James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles and Aloysius Stepinac of Zagreb. The consistory set for January 12 will add to a college totaling 70 members, the first such elevation since 1946. Stepinac was released from prison in December 1951 after a 16 year sentence.
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Pius XII
James Francis MelIntyre
Los Angeles
College of Cardinals
Archbi McIntyre
Rmans
Marshal Tito
Krasic
Unclear Weather Forecast From Fragment
The fragment notes a low tonight around 28 and a high tomorrow near 40 with today’s high about 42 and last night’s low near 4. Sunset is listed at 5 06 pm and sunrise is tomorrow at Th am, but the data is incomplete and uncertain.
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