Long Island Railroads Ends Two Day Strike
New York AP reports the Long Island Railroad resumed normal service after a two day engineers strike. Full agreement was announced between the railroad and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The move ends severe commuter chaos and relief comes as morning trains run on schedule. Over 1,000,000 residents in Nassau Suffolk Queens and Brooklyn areas are served with about 300,000 daily fares.
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UN Ousts 15 For Red Activities, NY Times Reports
New York Times cites highly reliable sources alleging the United Nations has ousted 13 American Secretariat staff for alleged illegal Communist ties and plans to dismiss more through 1952. The report links charges to Washington agencies and a New York grand jury probe, noting several staff have resigned or been dismissed.
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SHAPE Plans Defense Against Any Host Aggression
General Alfred M. Gruenther, SHAPE chief of staff, said defensive battle plans are drawn to meet any Host aggression. He noted each sector commander knows actions in an attack and stressed no offensive intent. The aim remains peace, with a second mission to counter Russian aggression if needed.
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French Society of Economic Geography
Matthew B. Ridgway
Japan will not recognize Peiping or sign peace with Ned China
TOKYO AP reports the government declared it cannot recognize Communist China or sign a peace treaty with the Red regime in Peiping. The policy had been leaning toward eventual peace with Ned China, but the stance now remains unchanged despite ongoing discussions.
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Rich sailor Bruce Hopping gets bad conduct discharge
In San Francisco, Bruce Hopping, a 40 year old Navy reservist and vice president of his father's lumber firm, was discharged for conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline after a Pearl Harbor court martial. He had openly criticized officers, visited a naval installation uninvited, circulated petitions about food, and refused to change scuffed shoes while in uniform. Flight voucher to Port Newark provided.
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Seek Dismissal of Charge on Saigh
The motion to dismiss the federal grand jury indictment charging Fred Saigh of the St. Louis Cardinals with income tax evasion will be heard by Federal Judge Roy W. Harper on Friday. Saigh's counsel claims prejudicial grand jury instructions and due process denial due to promised conferences with IRS officials.
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Mamie Eisenhower plots a life beyond politics
In a candid session at the Brown Palace Hotel Mamie Eisenhower discussed personal plans and family life, saying she would unpack furniture and stay somewhere long term but avoiding any talk of becoming first lady. She spoke of grandchildren recipes and rings, noting her reluctance to public speeches and her daily letter load.
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West Point
Seepage of Gasoline Triggers Large Fire in Suburban Field
Seepage from a Phillips Petroleum Co. gasoline pipeline sparked a four hour blaze in an open field at Larmay, with flames reaching 40 feet. Fire crews from three townships fought the fire. no injuries reported. Investigators work to determine how the gas escaped as repairs and a new line are installed.
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Train Killy St TOKYO rail disaster claims lives
AP reports a Tokyo railway station accident where a guard rail collapse sent six people under a passing train, killing them and injuring seven others. The incident prompted emergency response and investigations into safety precautions at the station.
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Dr Sander Fails To Gain Hospital Practice again
Dr Hermann W Sander, acquitted of killing a cancer patient by air injection, was denied a second time to resume practice in two Manchester hospitals. The Hillsborough County Medical Society voted 44 to 40, short of the required two-thirds, leaving his bid unsupported after a 1950 suspension following the murder-charge acquittal.
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