Mom Says She Could Not See Prisoner Son in Korea
In Tokyo General Jon E Hull refused Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota a chance to visit Korea to persuade her son Pfe Richard R Tenneson among 22 Americans held by the Communists to return home. Hull cited concern over hampering Panmunjom talks while Mrs Howe pressed for a face to face meeting and said brainwashing could sway the captive. She arrived hoping to appeal directly to her son as he remained loyal to the Communist side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jon E. Hull
Portia Howe
Alden
Mirin
Korea
U. S
Far East
Mrs. Howe
Pfe
Richard R. Tenneson
Free World
U.S. State Department
Panmunjom
Minnesota
Ian
Niebt
Porlia Howe
Aiden
Minn
Minneapolis
Phc
Richard Teoneson
McCarran Pushes Dems On Gouzenko Probe Interview
Senator Pat McCarran urged that Democrats be represented when the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee interviews Igor Gouzenko, former Soviet spy ring whistleblower, amid White House and State Department hesitancy. Jenner, notified in Bedford, Ind, said the subcommittee should probe the worldwide espionage conspiracy with Gouzenko, who offers advice on exposing Russian espionage. Gouzenko reportedly expects to discuss protecting potential informants and encouraging disclosures, though he claims no new information.
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Washington
Pat. McCarran
Senate
Igor Gouvenko
Goutsenko
McCarran
Nevada
William E. Jenner
Ind
State Department
United States
Canada
Subcommittee
Jenner
Bedford
Gouzenko
Newsweek Magazine
Juelich Sentenced To Die In Georgia Murder
In Rome Georgia Herbert Muelich formerly of St Paul Minnesota was sentenced to die in Georgia electing chair on December 30 for killing Deputy U S Marshal Law Vaughn near Adairsville Georgia. Federal Judge Frank Hooper overruled motions for a new trial and arrest of judgment and immediately imposed the death sentence. Lar son companion Tudich had a separate motion for mercy withdrawn as he faces life imprisonment after a federal jury convicted both men of Vaughn s murder.
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Rome. Ga
Herbert Muelich
St. Paul
Mini
Grorgin
U. S
Adairsville
Frank Hooper
Herbert Larson
Tudich
Law Vaughn
Tennessee
Vaughn
Larson
French Pull Troops From Thai Capital Army evacuation near Lai Chau
Indo China dispatch reports France evacuated troops from Lai Chau capitol region without fighting after Viet Minh threats. BrigGen Rene Cogny cited Dien Bien Phu as the new capital of Thai country, following a daring drop to seize the town.
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Hanot
Indo-China
Lai Chau
Rene Cogny
Dien Bien Phu
Hanoi
Lai
Two St. Louis Cops Face Count In Kidnap Case
The St. Louis Police Board plans to file formal charges accusing former officer Shoulders and Patrolman Elmer Dolan of violations in handling the arrest of Carl Austin Hall, the kidnap killer of Bobby Greenlease. Dolan is suspended, Shoulders resigned, and hearings will be scheduled later. the probe ties to missing ransom funds.
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ST. Louis
Long
Shoulders
Dolan
Hall
Bonnie Brown
Robert ©. Greeniease, Sr
Kansaa
City Hall
St. Louis Po
Jeremiah O'Connell
Jessian
Fifth Child Near Death In Ohio
Steubenville report says the fifth child in a family killed by a religious fanatic father lay near death after being beaten with the same crowbar that killed four siblings. Doran Holt, 5, survived an hours long operation but remained critically ill as Frank Holt confessed to the killings and faced a mental examination for the criminally insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville,o
Doran Holt
Ohio Valley Hospital
Frank Holt
Doran
Holt
Sanford
Sidney
Tracey
Karrin Sue
Lima State Hospital
Unsolved Murders Stir Pamplico South Carolina Town
Pamplico South Carolina a farm and lumber town of 800 faced outrage over the unsolved murders of Betty Claire Cain a former high school student and Harvey B Allen a 22 year old Air Force veteran. Authorities pursued Raymond Carney a Black suspect with state and local agents joined the probe while searches mounted and rewards totaling 1500 were offered. The case centered on decapitated remains found near a well and a car damaged with blood in the nearby area as police and locals pressured for faster action.
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Famplico
8. C
Cecil Peeples
Po- Nee
Betty Claire Cain
Harvey B. Allen
Allen
Air Force
Latta
S.C
Peeples
Pamplice
Coastal Plains
Raymond Carney
Eisenhower Plan Seen Dead Serious Hope for Nuclear Pact
Washington reports State Department instructs Ambassador Bohlen to tell Soviet leaders Eisenhowers atomic plan is deadly serious and not propaganda. He will urge secret U N talks in New York to explore cooperation, with Russia invited to propose constructive counter ideas. The plan calls for four powers to pool uranium for peaceful uses under an international agency.
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Washington
State Department
Charles E. Bohlen
Eisenhower
Bohren
Kremlin
Rave Bub
Russia
Civilization
White House
Bahlen
U. N
New York
United States
Moscow
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Canada
Two Die In Knox Wreck At Train Crossing
In Knoxville two women Mrs Mildred Teaster and Mrs Cora Garner were killed when their car was struck by an eight car Louisville and Nashville freight train en route from Knoxville to Alcoa. A four year old girl Gaile Garner, daughter of Mrs Garner, was injured and listed in undetermined condition in a hospital. Local police identified the deceased and noted the collision occurred at a crossing as the freight train passed through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Louisville & Nashville
Mildred Teaster
Cora Garner
Gaile Garner
Garner
Alcoa
Face on TV Screen Shocks Travers Family
BLUE POINT N Y A Travers family reporters say a face appeared on their 37 inch television screen during a morning program. The face remained even after turning the set away and experts offered explanations of possible image persistence on the picture tube.
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Ray Kohn
Blue Point
Travers
TV Ser
Caroline
Ray Clurman
Telechrone Color Television Laboratory
Amityville
Clurman
Digest claims Brownell testimony on White case lacks proof
Democratic Digest reports ATTY GEN Herbert Brownell Jr could not cite a crucial passage in an FBI report during testimony on the Harry Dexter White matter. The digest notes there was no proof White acted as a spy when appointed IMF director despite the claim.
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Washington
Democratic Digest
Herbert Brownell ,Jr
FBI
Harry Dexter White
Democratic National Committee
U. S
International Monetary Fund
HOW Reduces Work Force By 200 Starting January 1
Colonel W. B. Ryan, commanding officer of Holston Ordnance Works, announced a workforce cut of about 200 starting January 1, 1954. Production will drop from four to three lines, with attrition and adjusted hours handling the reduction. The action supports reduced ammunition demand after Korea and aims to keep plants economical and ready for any future need. General Laidlaw will monitor the status, and Holston Defense Corp and the Ordnance Corps will minimize displacement.
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W. B. Ryan
Holston Ordnance Works
Ryan
Korea
Geniny
Laidlaw
Ordnance Ammunition Center
Col. Ryan
Ordnance Corps
Holston Defense Corporation
Col
Love is Work Even If It Feels Nice Expert Says
Norman Oklahoma University undergraduates are told love is work with Ned Linegar of Dallas offering a twist. He states love is work and practice helps express affection, yet few devote time to studying it, leaving many awkward in showing love.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ned Linegar
Dallas
Tex
Linegar
Buth
Murder Case Goes To Savannah Jury
Twelve jurors hear the murder trial of Mrs. W. E. Shutt in Savannah Tennessee. District Attorney General David T. Murray accuses the 32 year old wife of killing her auto dealer husband to pursue an affair with one of his alleged Negro employees. Defense attorney Roy Haggard claims the case rests on prejudice and insists the shooting was self defense. Shutt faces first degree murder charges after four shots were fired at her husband in their home following a quarrel at a tourist camp.
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Savannah
Tenn
W. E. Shutt
Dist
Atty
David T. Murray
Roy Haggard
Shutt
Court Upholds Sullivan Group
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling in favor of 44 Sullivan County residents and property owners who claim they were deprived of property by abandonment and obstruction of a county highway and bridge from South Holylan Dam. The decision also addresses general sessions judge salaries and a Knox County divorce decree.
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Nashville
State Supreme Court
Sullivan County
South Holylan
Frank BH. Gatler
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hamilton County
General Sessions Court
General Sessions Cart
iPrewitt
Knox County
Dorothy Kelley
Jefferson County
Mediators Seek Halt In Piedmont Strike
The National Mediation Board asked the AFL Airline Pilots Association not to strike Piedmont Airlines on Saturday. ALPA president Clarence Sayen said the request was under consideration and that representatives from both sides were to meet in Chicago on Saturday.
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Chicago
National Mediation Board
AFL
Assn
Piedmont Airlines
Clarence Sayen
ALFA
Sayen
Envoy Dean May Hy Home Leave Talks To Aides
Envoy Dean may fly to Washington before Christmas as peace talks stall. Communist tactics suspend explanations to South Korean POWs refusing home, with 22 Americans and one Briton among those affected. Lt Gen Thimayya, Indian chair of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, reports 30 ROK prisoners to be interviewed, but sessions may be canceled if refusals continue.
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Panmunjom
Thimayya
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Saic
al- Ned
MRC
Dean Ieaves
Nogitations
Kenneth T. Young
State Department
Dean
Washington
Korea
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight schedule note
The text presents a Solunar Tables excerpt by John Alden Knight, mentioning Bolupar Periods and hunting guidance. It lists days and times with scattered illegible entries and references to names like Holston, Duke, and Henry, suggesting a partial calendar-like page with timings and locality hints.
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John Alden Knight
Today’s Skies and Evening Sky Report
Fragmentary forecast notes show evening sky details with mentions of the Moon, Jupiter, and a prominent event at 8 42 pm. The readable text suggests a sky watch update with references to times and celestial objects, but many portions are garbled and uncertain.
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PW Son
Son
Juelich
Board
Ohio
S. Carolina
Carney
J. W
Jake
Pamplico
Tarbora
N. C
North Carolina
Tarboro
James F. Byrnes
News and Courier
Charleston
S. C
J. F. Strom
State Law Enforcement Divi
Sion
M.Y. Cate
Brady
Roy Williams
Sled
Florence
John Hanna
Fee Dee River
U.S
Bohlen
Knox
Red Stalling
Pws
Jerry Travers
Yom Seoul
South Korean
Department of Defense
North Korea
Yalu River
Red China
Shin Kyun
Army Department
Defense Ministry
Pkey
Rome
Court Upholds Sullivan Group
Piedmont
Dean May Hy
Prifay
Baturday
Bundey
Holston
Ton Henry
Ted Low
Ener Ake
Dupiter
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