Remarkable Newsboy Julia Dance Builds Savings and Skills
Julie Dance, 14, a Hope Stars carrier in Ilion, has funded a bicycle, Royal typewriter, a watch, a coat, and piano lessons with her earnings. In two and a half years she also helped cover a baby grand piano, and she even paid for recital participation, all while delivering papers along her Fulton route.
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Jilia
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Hope Carrier
Ime
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Walton Carlier
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Grim Christmas Pilgrims Trudge to Bethlehem Amid Tense Route
Readers see a bleak Christmas journey as pilgrims navigate two old roads toward Bethlehem under Arab and Jewish demarcation. Clergymen report fear and heavy security with U S diplomats, Roman Catholic leaders, and Protestant voices shaping the event.
Rails Get Top Priority on Low Coal Supply
Washington, Dec 24. An emergency government order gave railroads first crack at coal from mines they normally depend on to prevent a transport collapse during the busy holidays. The ICC said railroads with under nine days of stock could obtain coal via the commission's services. The move follows severe shortages amid Mine Leader John L. Lewis's curb on production and a 42 day miners strike. President Truman warned he will use Taft Hartley if a national emergency exists.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
John L. Lewis
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Services Bureau
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Louisville
Nashville
White House
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United Mine Workers
Truman
Taft-Hartley
Christmas Sales Hit Record Across Nation
Christmas shopping boosted by late week rush, with department and other retailers reporting strong figures. Commerce data show November chain store sales slightly below last year, while department stores posted a new weekly high through December 17. Some cities saw softer demand for appliances and liquor, notably Detroit, yet major markets including New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Seattle reported satisfactory or strong results.
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Associated Press
U.S. Department of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Guy Ene
Ation
Detroit
Motor City
New York
Chicago
Luson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Kinsas City
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Richmond
Dallas
Seattle
Stue Peporter
Elothus
Ner
Toplea
Citieage
Thane Ganice
Destitute Town Now Believes in Santa Claus Shallmar
In Maryland's Shallmar, a coal town once with no work and 34 families on relief, Christmas giving revived hope. Three rooms in the principal's home overflow with packages as mail pours in, including over $5,100 for hot school lunches. A miner's wife expressed gratitude, saying they can hardly believe the aid.
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Santa Claus
Shallmar
Holy Year Opens Amid Communist Disorders in Rome
Vatican City opened the 1980 Holy Year amid joyous bells and communist demonstrations near St. Peter’s Basilica. Pope Pius XII unsealed the holy door with three hammer strokes as thousands gathered while labor groups and police faced off outside the basilica and near the Spanish embassy.
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Pius XII
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St. Peter's Square
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St. Paul's
St. John Lateran
St. Petee's
Savere Oitside
St. Milry
Toman
Cyvibineri
St Jabor
Allur
Unita Siskesd
Cant
Local Girl to Appear on Network Broadcast
A local girl from Westy University area will participate in a network broadcast. The feature highlights her reading of a domestic story and includes details about timing and station.
Santa Claus Is on His Way at Last in Whimsical Tale
A long, playful Santa story unfolds with Hal Boyle recalling a bedtime classic about Santa delivering gifts and exchanging kindly messages with children and elves. The narrative mixes festive charm with family warmth as Santa navigates the skies and encounters a shy elf named Cluny, highlighting goodwill and holiday wonder.
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Santa Claus
Hal Boyle
Invasion of the Treasury Press Room by Girls News Crew
A chaotic account describes how female reporters flooded the Treasury press room on Pearl Harbor day, replacing male reporters who fled. The scene features swapped pictures, curious janitors, and security briefly overwhelmed as women dominated the walls and corridors.
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War Hero and Family Die in Connecticut Fire
Branford, Conn. war hero Charles H. Nott 31 and his wife died with two infant sons when a two story frame house burned after they had decorated a Christmas tree. An oil burner defect was blamed as the fire spread rapidly preventing a rescue. Nott earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and a presidential citation for 75 European theater missions as a captain in the air force.
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Conn
Hale
Charles H. Nott
Hudson Malcolm
Lawrence
Notts
Imne
Nott
Air Force
AT&T Chief Charged by Hungarian Government
Budapest Hungary December 24 The Hungarian government charged Robert Vogeler American chief of the International Telephone and Telegraph company with espionage and criminal activities He is the second American accused within two days Israel Jacobson head of the American Joint Distribution Committee in Hungary was arrested nine days after crossing the Austrian border Vogeler held incommunicado for about five weeks His wife and two children await in Vienna Edgar Sanders head of Budapest communications office and relative of actor George Sanders faced similar charges
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Hungary
Robert GC
Vozler
International Telephono and Telegraph Company
Vogeler
Foreign Office
Israel Jacobson
American Joint Distribution Committee
Jacobson
Rochester
Austria
Jackson Heights
Inter- Tax Ministry
Edgar Sanders
Asn
Communications and
George Sanders
Vienna
Reds Indict 12 Japs for War Crimes
Moscow reports indictments of 12 Japanese army officers for bacteriological warfare against China in the last war. Testimony from Maj. Gen. Kawajima Kiosl and Gen. Amuda Otuo cited orders for secret units and mass extermination plans to weaponize cholera typhoid and plague. Indictment published in Pravda and Tzvestia with two pages expected. observers link it to MacArthur demands on Soviet war prisoners.
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Pravda
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London
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Soviet Union
Kawajima Kiosl
Frmperor Kohilo
Amuda Otuo
Mwaltung Army
Mongolia
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Trdietimedt
Jlo
Fk Fee
Star to Suspend Publication on December 26
The Star announces a publication suspension on Monday December 26 due to holiday observance. No issue will be printed that day and next week’s schedule will follow normal operations.
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Star
White Christmas forecast spans many sections across regions
A cold front swept through the central U S with sub zero readings from the Dakotas to Minnesota while the Atlantic coast enjoyed springlike warmth. Chicago dropped to four below, New York hit 60s briefly, and several cities posted record or near record highs before a return to warmer air. Snow and ice affected parts of the upper Midwest and western states as traffic fatalities rose nationwide amid winter conditions.
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Dakotas
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Boston
Mercury
Philadelphia
Minto
Dakota
Teat Lakes
Vatley
Dakot
Montana
California
Missouri
Savannah swamp buggy crash claims six airmen
A B-50 bomber crashed near Savannah Georgia on December 24 killing six airmen. Rescue crews recovered bodies from a marsh by the Sav river as a swamp buggy craft aided the search. Capt Andrew G Waller from Norfolk and Roberts Hornsby Jr are named among the dead. the plane tackled en route from Main Field, with a heroic rescue attempt noted.
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Chatham Field
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Airforce
Arkansas Weather Forecast Cautions Light Rain Expected
A brief Arkansas forecast notes milder conditions this afternoon and tonight with cloud cover increasing into Sunday. The outlook warns of light rain and cooler spell, urging travelers to expect changeable skies and prepare accordingly.
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