Allies propose simultaneous talks on final Korean armistice clause
In Munsan Korea January 3 Allied negotiators urged tackling the final armistice clause including withdrawal of foreign troops. The move aims to speed a truce by opening discussions on item five despite weeks of deadlock over supervision and prisoner exchange. U N spokesman said Reds may push for a higher level settlement.
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Munsan
Korea
Adm
C. Turner Joy
U.N
William P. Nuckols
Panmunjom
Truman Names Price Administrator Successor Choice Pending
President Truman said he has chosen a successor to Michael V. Di Salle as Price Administrator but declined to name him yet. He hinted at a Tennessee Valley Authority Board appointment and emphasized public interest in a Federal Power Commission vacancy caused by Mon' Walgren's resignation.
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Washington
Truman
Michael V. di Salle
Price
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
FPC
PFC
Mon’ C. Walgren
Chitwood Drivers To Be Here Again At Fair
Joe Chitwood signed a contract with the Indiana County Fair Association last night to present his nationally famed Help Drivers during the 1952 county fair. The show will run Tuesday and Saturday of fair week and will be entirely new, not a repeat of last Fall’s thrill stunts.
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Joe Chitwood
Indiana County Fair Association
Chitwood
Truman backs tax rise despite senators plea
President Truman maintains that the government cannot avoid tax increases, noting a five year plan with rising military spending. Senators Moody and Monroney urged loophole closing and a five year balance strategy, while the RFC considers a major loan to Central Iron and Steel. In Panama, students clash with police prompting injuries and arrests as RFC officials face sedition charges in Pittsburgh.
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Marion Burson
Washington
Truman
Moody
D-Midh
Monroney
D-Okla
Lewis Free To Begin Coal Talks
John L. Lewis can initiate wage negotiations at any time starting today as coal contracts can reopen after 60 days notice. He aims for higher wages while Senate hearings debate mine safety and Taft accuses Lewis of a red herring, with mine safety hearings planned next week and possible larger welfare fund payments.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
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Senate
Sen
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Ohio
Horse Labor Committee
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Emperor to Stay as Peace Pact Takes Effect
Tokyo dispatch reports Prime Minister Yoshida told Parliament there is no abdication plan for Emperor Hirohito when the peace treaty becomes effective. Yoshida described Hirohito as beloved and patriotic, dismissing rumors of passing the crown to Crown Prince Akihito.
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Hirohito
Shigeru Yoshida
Akihito
N Atlantic Commander Takes Over
Admiral Lynde D. McCormick arrives in Washington to establish Saclant the supreme allied Atlantic command. He plans talks with NATO officials Defense Secretary Marshall and Secretary Acheson while outlining plans to coordinate ships from ten member nations for a high seas force protecting Allied routes to Europe. The role will command all ships allocated by member states including Britain the U S France and others, as NATO plans extend from the Arctic to North Africa.
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William Andrewes
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North Polar
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North Africa
Admiral Spruance sails to Manila to assume ambassadorship
Ambassador-designate Raymond A. Spruance and his wife departed San Francisco by Pan American Clipper for Manila via Honolulu. He is slated to arrive Sunday and begin his duties as U S ambassador.
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San Francisco
Raymond A. Spruance
Manila
U. S
Dress Sale Notice at Gearhart's Stores
Catalog fragment shows multiple dress items offered at $1.00 each. Regular prices listed in error or promotional context. Customer advised to visit Gearhart's to view available selections and confirm final pricing.
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Gearhart’s
Clothing Exchange
N. 6Th St
How Dog Owners Can Save Money
Officials warn residents that letting a dog roam loose within borough limits is illegal even if licensed. Fines apply and owners may be liable for damages. report roaming dogs to police.
Commodore Aims to Build Volunteer Fire Company
Commodore in Indiana County mobilizes funds after two fatal fires to form a volunteer fire department. Donations from multiple local businesses and residents total modest sums to purchase equipment, with leaders named including Clyde Clawson as president and Lisle Shank as treasurer.
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Indiana County
Fyerett Cameron
Iselin
George Bethel
Elderton
Oake
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Clymer
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Stafford
Cohen
Hanna’s
Neal’s
Tate's
Sugar Bowl
Charleston
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New Idea
Vargo’s
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Nick Lammick
George Howath
Lisle Shank
Syrian Ex-Premier Koudsi Reported Killed in Syria
A Cairo dispatch cited by Giornale D Italia and Al Ahram reports former Prime Minister Nazim Bey Koudsi assassinated in Syria amid civil unrest. The leak says nationalist officers, many major rank, have been executed or captured as fighting worsens.
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Cairo
Giornale D'Italia Today
Nazam Bey Koudsi
Taipeh
Formosa
Syria
Damascus
al Ahram
300 Mothers Marching On Polio In Co
The 1952 March of Dimes campaign ends as over 300 Indiana County mothers stage a “March on Polio” in 26 communities. Citizens are urged to turn on porch lights for about a minute tonight to show support and welcome the marching mothers. Trevor Hadley, campaign director, asks every community to help by lighting porches and windows and contributing to the cause.
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Indiana County
Jon Polio
Reid Wrens
Indiana
Trevor’ Hadley
Pollo
Egyptian Commandos Get Orders in Suez Area
Cairo dispatch reports orders issued to Egyptian Commandos to halt guerrilla actions in the Suez Canal zone as Premier Aly Maher Pasha seeks to restore order. Western diplomats see cooling tensions as talks approach, with martial law arresting about 50 criminals in Suez.
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Suez Canal
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Maher Pasha
Aziz al Misri
Wafdist
Liberation Battalion
Wafd
Canal Zone
Suez
Zaki el Knoli
Liberation Battalions
Adoption story inspires forthcoming film in Hollywood
In Hollywood on January 31, reverend Carl Ross and his wife plan to adopt nine children of diverse races, a tale to be turned into a movie. Producer Stanley Kramer confirmed arrangements with the Dasses of Boonville California and will adapt a book by Mrs. Doss for the script.
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Hollywood
Carl Ross
Stanley Kramer
Dasses
Boonville
Calif
Doss Iz
President Truman Attacks McCarthy At Press Conference
President Truman denounced Senator McCarthy as pathological and a character assassin at a news conference. He charged McCarthy with attacking government workers and questioned McCarthy's truthfulness while defending actions against alleged Communist ties involving Phillip Nash and FBI reports.
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Washington
Truman
McCarthy
R-Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Phillip Nash
Nash
FBI
Legisiar
Auch
Webster's New International Dictionary
Violence reports from Cairo on Syria assassination claim
Cairo newspapers report unconfirmed violence outbreaks in Syria and the assassination of Nazam Bey Koudis former Syrian Premier with no corroboration from Syrian sources.
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Cairo
Syria
Nazam Bey Koudis
Comment On Plans Refused
President Truman said he will withdraw his name as a candidate in the New Hampshire Preferential Primary but may still seek reelection. He avoided commitments on a future run, declined to confirm Arnall’s speculation, and denied plans to block Senator Kefauver.
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Washington
Truman
New Hampshire
Trasman
James McPhail
Praigreftt Ellis Arnall
Wenice
Georgia
Arnall
Ke- Yauver
Tennessee
Truman flies to view flood damage across four states
President Truman departed National Airport at 11 12 a m in freezing rain for a nonstop flight over Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky to inspect areas hit by the Ohio River floods. He declined to comment on the disaster during the trip and planned to speak on return.
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National
Pennsylvania
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Independence
Martin to Make 7 Appearances
Sen. Martin R Pa schedules seven speeches in nine days in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Florida Six are Lincoln Day addresses in Newark Gettysburg Metuchen Clearwater West Palm Beach and Miami Feb 9 11 12 15 16 18 He will also speak Feb 10 in Philadelphia at an anti Communist rally sponsored by the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America Six Lincoln Day stops and two major venues mark a high profile circuit for the Pennsylvania senator amid a period of East Coast appearances
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Sen
Martin R—Pa
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Florida
Newark
N. J
Gettysburg
Metuch
Paris
U. N
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Fla
Eral Trygve Lie
United
West Palm Beach
Miami
Middle East
Philadelphia
Congress Committee of America
Two Ships Collide in Bhairab River Disaster
A launch collided with a seamer in the Bhairab River in East Pakistan last night.83 people are feared dead with one body recovered and 92 passengers saved. The incident occurred near Dacca as rescue operations rushed to the scene.
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East Pakistan
Bhairab
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