Courage and heart amid Christmas crisis in Develle family
Mrs Decelle, delivering a Caesarean at St Albans hospital, kept her Christmas promise to return home for the holiday with her four other children present. Doctors praised her courage as her condition worsened and she died after visiting relatives, leaving husband Mes Develle and five children in sorrow. The tale highlights medical determination and family resolve in a dire postwar era health crisis.
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Missouri
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Rath
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Develie
Develle
George
Mary Susan
Judith Lynn
Nancy Jean
Morten
Decelle
Onlc
Warnel
Walter Rath
Major wave of labor stoppages hits industry in 1982
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes 34 major work stoppages involving over 10,000 workers each, totaling nearly 3.5 million days lost. Construction leads in strikes with 7 big actions and wage and union security demands drive many stoppages amid postwar patterns and Taft Hartley era echoes.
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CIO
Ios
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Atomic Energy Commission
Twene
Harley Industrial Relations Act
Taft-Hartley
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Deaths: Emma Mengel Funeral Rites Set in California
Funeral services for Emma Mengel 69 lifelong California resident set for 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Evangelical and Reform Church cemetery. She died Sunday evening in St. Louis after heart ailment. Born September 11, 1883, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. William H. Mengel. Survived by sister Reevele Russell of Dallas and numerous nieces and nephews including Emm Allen Anderson of St. Louis and Jack Russell of Dallas.
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Emma Mengel
Reform Church
Miss Mengel
Emihetta Anderson
St. Tenis
St. Louis
William H. Mengel
Mengel
Evangelical and Reform Church
Forbis Rites Set for Tomorrow
Funeral services for Thomas Waller Forbis 75 Ashland farmer will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Liberty Church Ashland with burial in the church cemetery. He died of pneumonia at Boone County Hospital Columbia yesterday evening. He married Miss Wor irippe in 1900. Survived by wife four children two sisters and seven grandchildren.
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Ashland
Liberty Church
Church
Forbis
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Wor Irippe
Emmiute Schmute
Eston Forbis
Jefferson
Marine Corps Awards McCarthy Six Medals
Senator McCarthy received six decorations from the Marine Corps for World War II service after a eight year delay. Col John Lanigan presented the Distinguished Flying Cross Air Medal and four additional air medals signed by Secretary Kimball. McCarthy flew 30 combat missions in the Pacific as an air combat intelligence officer. The long delay in presenting the awards was described as unusual.
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Washington
McCarthy RoWist
Marine Corps
John R. Lanizan
Fifth Reserve Marine District
McCarthy
Secretary of the Navy
Kimball
Lanigan
Fieas
St. Joseph councilman Charles A. Enos dies at 72
Charles A. Enos veteran City Council member and former St. Joseph police chief died at a local hospital after abdominal and chest pains. He served on the council beginning 1930, was president, resigned to become police chief, held the post four years, later returned to the council and served as president until last year. He was also vice president of Cook Plumbing and Heating Co.
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ST. Joseph
Charles A. Knox
Enos
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Councieil
Cook Plumbing and Heating Co
Delayed Christmas Brightens Family After Hospital Stay
A young boy Stevie, recovering from surgery, faces a delayed Christmas in 1952 as his family and friends send get well cards and greetings. The hospital stay memories linger, but kindness and recovery shape the season as his arm bandage is set to come off later.
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Getwell
H Bomb Construction A Tougher Job Than A Bomb
Discussion in Washington on merging CIO AFL labor unions and debates about aircraft production linked to a potential war with Russia. Gen Hoyt S. Vandenberg and Meany warn on targets and the scale of retaliatory bombing versus strategic airfields and dispersed industrial sites.
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George Meany
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Air Force
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Russia
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Meany
Cns
United States
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Wale, Aircraft Industries Association
Lea
Cardinal Spellman Heads to Japan for New Year Appearances
Cardinal Spellman will leave tomorrow for three appearances in Yokohama Japan to mark the New Year. The Archbishop of New York has been visiting U N units in Korea since before Christmas and yesterday spoke with Communist prisoners of war at a hospital in Pusan.
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Korea
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
Yokohama
Japan
New York
U.N
Pusan
Coulters Visit Ashland as Coulter Family Tours Oregon
Names in the News reports Mr Alfred Coulter and his wife with four children visiting aunt Mrs Walter Rybolt in Ashland Oregon where Coulter, a former Jefferson City resident, moved about 18 years ago. Bertha Crawford, 62, died after a pedestrian accident involving a motor car. A Broadway singer and actor, Robert V Smith Jr 18, and Robert L Foss 23 from Evanston Illinois face a reckless driving charge after a pedestrian incident in New York City.
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Ashland
Ore
Walter Rybolt
Mu. Ry
Bolt
Coulter
Jefferson City
Oregon
Bertha Crawford
New York
Joan McCrack
Poen
Robert V_ Smith Jr
Robert L. Foss
Evanston
Secrecy On U.S. Atomic Bombs Spreads Across Air Force
The article discusses the uncertain total of U S bombs and whether thousands exist. It notes Oppenheimer’s estimate of about a thousand bombs in two years and Russia's earlier explosion. It mentions storage doubts, overseas stockpiles, NATO needs, and debates over briefing allied leaders about bomb quantities under the Atomic Energy Act. It also covers ongoing nuclear programs by the Navy, Air Force, and Atomic Energy Commission.
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Kremlin
J. R.oppenheimer
United States
Russia
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Europe
West
U.S
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
NATO
Atomic Energy Commission
Pen Laboo
Wader
Air Force
Radio Listings Show Big 1952 Nightline Schedule Mix
A dense radio page lists programs and performers across stations, naming hosts like Jack Smith Elmer Davis and Reed. It highlights news blocks, music shows, comedy, sports, and variety segments with numerous regional figures and station IDs. The fragmentary listing reflects a broad late December 1952 schedule with many program titles and cast names.
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aWos Mutual
Amy Dial
Ketwork
NC Sall
Central
Gianderé Mamei
Preston Hews
Bledow
Curt Mesbey
Cee Brown
Fulton Tewia Wa Bewinks
Rewa
Jack Smith
Elmer Davie
Steel Eagle
Fuua Moody
Dr. Elldars
Bielton
MRC
Navatiine
Sinngl
Parmily Neightors
Dante
Paula Stone
Dave Garraway
Fran
Ollie
Fenner Young
Stella Dazinn
Widdor Brosp
Lorensy Jones
Alex Eiretep
Gwidter
Carl Smith
Terry Obrien
Curt Way
Curt Sasser
Three Star
Cec Brown
Pallow
Gewla
Fiatboys
Elmer Davis
One Man
Sxraily
Titus Moody Sathee
Vin PirejewGator
Hiretery VW
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Roth i
Farber
Alstone R. Flansgen
Cal Sands
Tiny Hill
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