Dutch Aid Tied to Allied Recovery as Netherland Crisis Grows
The United States weighs ending or reducing Marshall Plan assistance to the Dutch East Indies amid Indonesian conflict. Officials say aid hinges on Dutch recovery progress and adherence to obligations, while pleas call for a cease fire and troop withdrawal. European economic concerns remain central to decisions on further aid.
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Washington
Tiett
Indonesian Republic
Holland
Cooperacion Admrinistration
Netherland
East Indies
Ecnerinal
Beir l Ately
Netherlands
BCA
ECA
Hanning
Netherlands Indies
Paul G. Hoffman
Philip Cressup
Ametoam
Vauwet Nulfoms Security Caeners
Pariessup Gaid
United States
Hague
Council
Hoffmiaty
RCA
Oracroffingly
Hoffman
Four-Time Killer Sought In-2-Store Hunt
Police seek Lucedale farmer Murdock Hinton in a quadruple slaying case near Lucedale Mississippi. Four members of a family were shot at close range during a domestic dispute. sheriff J B Nelson and Gloria Hinton reported the incident as authorities press searches in nearby woods and Mobile Alabama for the armed suspect.
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Wale
Kiter
Buckgher
Akat
Riva Acatem
Gloria
Himtor
Abelit
Group Pushes Uquer Sale Regulation in Restaurants
A state group, led by restaurant operators, urges lawmakers to slow alcohol sales in eateries. Attorney Tom Jobin discusses a two year study and an amended measure to allow cocktail bars with food establishments while applying to venues already licensed. Robinson notes the plan targets existing outlets.
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Varig
Tom Jobing
Robinson
Street Scenes at Downtown Feud Court and Shoppers
Squall Fry listens to a downtown feud speaker while last minute shoppers gaze. A transient circus worker awaits trial at the courthouse as officers are entertained with sleight of hand. A jeweler wearing a magnifying glass part of the morning scene.
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Squall Fry
Soddenjy
Whea
Epprare Auice
Foy
Coffre
Ant
Tojo and four others hanged in Sugamo Prison
Reports from Tokyo describe the execution of Hideki Tojo and three of his six war conspirators at Sugamo Prison after midnight. A seventh condemned man issued a final Buddhist gesture, while a civilian condemned man requested a quiet death and a final meal.
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Tokyo
Hideki Toyo
Sugamo
Death House
Shinse Hanagima
Therm
Tory
Fojo
Pearl Harbor
Special Christmas Offer Cuts Paper Subscription Costs
A holiday renewal deal cuts Ryigae port Times rates for subscribers in Newscan and Kingepar. Daily and Sunday editions cost $8.50 yearly, or $6.90 daily, with gift and new subscriptions included. After January 15, prices rise to $17 yearly for daily and Sunday, or $8 daily only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryigaeport Times
Kingepar
Newscan
Times iNews
Haticay
Living Cost May Show New Drop In Military Goods
A Washington exhibit at a Virginia warehouse displays 400 items of docking and personnel equipment bought by the Army Navy and Air Force. The munitions board plans standardization to cut costs and argues for uniformity while preserving service identifiers. A reporter examined the display as price indexes show only gradual declines since wartime highs, with blankets uniforms and gear priced across services and colors.
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Washington
Virginia
Army
Navy
Air Force
Munitions Board
Defense
Secretary of Defense
Formestal
Army Quarter
Arlington
Potomac
Fuhot
Navy Steiies
Hiedical
Amy Medicab
CIA
Ums
Army Fish Medical
General Motors
Prise
Earry
Mrs Chambers Acquitted in Death Auto Case
Mrs Chambers, acquitted of charges in the death of 70 year old Maggie Themes in a Baltimore traffic accident, testified no skid marks were found and she knew nothing about the crash until the impact. Police officer testified no signs of deliberate action and the case drew attention amid broader spy rumors.
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Baltimore
Whitaker
Chambers
Maggie Themes
Igi
Frida
Chamkers
Peope
Reuben Caplan
Davis
Mustal
Champers
All She Wanted For Christmas From Santa Geshen Box
The Geshem Jonear Chamber of Commerce operated a Santa Claus mailbox in Geshen Ind receiving a handwritten note from a young woman asking Santa to come to town. The missive referenced town and years old and expressed sentimentality about Christmas wishes.
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Geshen
Ind
Geshem Jonear
Commerce
Santa
War Hero and Family Die in Texas Plane Crash
Wealthy Second World War hero James Miller and his wife perished with their three children when their single engine plane ran out of gasoline and crashed near Orange Grove, Texas. Miller, a DFC recipient, was en route from Dallas to Benavides with relatives. his son would have turned two today. Two other bodies were found in the wreckage and two passengers survived.
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Pris
Tojo
Xrid
Loth
Se Matkaga
Iso
Mice
Tex
Here
Davide Miller
Muller
Muley
Milter
Orville &., Jr
James Crane
Rupert Stanley
Atiivon
Joe Schackerh
Orange Grove
Texas
Millers
Deflas
Benavides
Duval County
Miller
Mr. Mulley
Delles
Ois Field
Okinawa
Tri-State Busses Allowed On Highway To Serve Kingsport Area
Tennessee authorities authorize TriState buses to operate with closed doors to the Union Bug Terminal along US Highway 23 from the Virginia line to one mile north of the city limits. Previously open routes to the city were voided due to franchise conflicts. The State Supreme Court upheld the city’s control limits over transportation facilities to within one mile outside Kingsport.
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Nashville
TriState
Bornotation
Egiosh
Hativeen
Posle Marth
Kingsport
Stave
Cummissian
Virginia Line
Geily
Union Bug
Tennessee East+ fawn Corporation
Big Stone Gap
Virginia
Kentucky
Ira Archive
Trans
Deitation Corporation
State Line
State Supreme Court
Kingspool
Conveillonee
Hoey Considered Top Investigator in Senate
Senator Clyde Hoey of North Carolina is floated as a leading candidate to head the Senate's Investigating Subcommittee. If chosen, Hoey would oversee inquiries into federal departments and civil rights program opposition.
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Washington
P- Senate
Clyde Roark Hoey
McClellan
Wergusom
Hoey
Denso
Truman
Senate
Wacy
Touernment
Tha
Man Shot During Break-In Attempt In Old Kingspark
A resident of Figure 3, Church Hill, was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital with gunshot wounds after attempting to break into a private home on Knoxette Highway in Old Kingspark around 5 am. The intruder, later identified as Hutson, was shot by homeowner Ransome Fields defending his family.
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Church Hill
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Old Kingspool
Feed Hutson
Hasita
Ine
Moon
Ftie (Manty) Upehureh
Hutson
Ransome Fields
Fickis
Knoxette Highway
Old Kings ‘Park
Upenwich
Fields
Fiekss
Bula
Pieldy Guit
Uncle Mor
Duggan Cleared Of Spy Charges
Report says Laurence Duggan cleared by House committee of espionage accusations after no conclusive evidence of criminality found in his death inquiry. Officials cited unclear motive and ongoing police work as investigators review potential suspects and related Berini matter developments.
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New York
House
Laurence Duggne
Richard Mi. Nixon
Washington
Hrad
State Department
Ophis
City
Amouronsy
Duggan
Manhattan
William Yowyer
Apy
Alger Hiss
Stebe
Berinyi
Post
Pone
Red Tag Targets CIO Officers Amid Labor Purge Claims
Westington’s House committee labeled 13 union offers as red tagged and accused CIO leadership of cleansing itself. It named Barry Bridges, Ben Gold, Abram Flaxer, and Donald Benderson as anti-communist officers amid broader claims of communist influence in unions including the Longshoremen and Electrical Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington
House UN- American, Activities Committee
CIO
Barry Bridges
Longshoremen’s Union
Ben Gold
The
Fur and Leather Workers
Abram Flaxer
United Public Workers of America
Donald Benderson
Othe Fond, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
American Labor Party
Reds
RY Swyany
Russia
Browning Seeks State Share For Hospital Plan
Gov elect Gordon Browning said Nashville cannot provide 13.5 million in aid for a five year federal state hospital construction program under the Hill Burton Act. He spoke after meetings with Middle and East Tennessee officials seeking the state one third share of hospital costs while federal and local funds cover the rest. He noted Johnson City area tuberculosis hospital construction has priority and the proposal will be considered fully.
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Nashville
Fernnessee
Gordon
Middle
Tennessee
Ica
Browning
Sullivan
Maury
Linean Cotine
Johnson City
Young Cabin Boy Fends Off Sharks Near Shore
13 year old cabin boy aboard a ship near Guantanamo Bay fought sharks for nearly two days. Bent Jeppson died after being dragged overboard. Anthony Me tona of Sacramento said he tried to rescue him as blood tainted the water and sharks turned on him before he fled.
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Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
United States Naval
Fussell Amhony Metona
Sacramento
Calif
Bent Jeppson
Denish
Jeppson
Xaome
Bent
Russell
Sway Jas
Australia seeks Dutch expulsion over Indonesia attack
Australia urged the United Nations Security Council to expel the Netherlands unless Dutch forces halt their assault on Indonesia. Cpl. W. R. Hodgson warned of a first clear violation of the UN charter and cited breaches of ceasefire and prior resolutions. China and the United States backed a resolution calling for an immediate halt and Dutch withdrawal. Colombia and Syria joined in support, bringing confirmed backing to four nations.
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Paris
Australia
Holland
United Nations
Hte
Cpl
W. R. Hodgson
UN Security Council
Utah
Council
Security Council
L. Hsia of Ching
China
Philip C. Tessup
Indonesia
Colombia
Syria
Hodgson
Netherlands
Leberly
Nicathom
Christmas Death Toll May Reach 265
The National Safety Council estimated today that traffic deaths over the Christmas holiday may total 285, with 265 a provisional figure. The count covers only immediate deaths from 6 p.m. Sunday to midnight Sunday. final toll could rise due to delayed fatalities.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
China Veto Shift in UN council Possible If Communist China Rises
The article discusses how a shift to Communist domination in China could realign United Nations Security Council votes. It notes China’s permanent member status and the potential for eight to remain aligned against six, creating minority positions and extra veto power with Russia. It also explores implications for China’s roles in various UN bodies and commissions.
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Lake Sucemy
China
United Nations Security Council
U.N. Etig
Chi
Comirunist
Russia
Security Council
Council
Ukraine
Soviet Bloc
Pre
Fanzador
Chima
Bro+ade and Social Council
Calingit
Commission On Human Rights
Economic Commission For Asia
Far East
Weather Outlook Sees Mixed Snow Rain Ahead
Forecasters warn of possible snow flurries and a rain mix with a white Christmas potential in parts of the central plains and Midwest. Central Rockies report fresh snow expanding toward the central plains as bitter cold grips the upper Midwest with subzero readings in Minnesota South Dakota Wisconsin and Montana.
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Kingsport
Mid-Continent
Central Rockies
Central Plains
Midwest
Cemtel
Canadian
Bisrardt An
Grand Forks
Minnesot
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Montana
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Ikoren
Koi Hirota
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Sugume
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Tajo
Thane
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Prkest
Pajd
Japan
Douglas Macarthur
Page
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Army-Air Force
Mrs. Chambers
Kingsport Ghithem
Santa Hues
Salvation Remy
Chrishnes
Satta Claus
Matialene
Ashbey
Billy Jones
Pawibie
Lions Chair
Daycees
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Snd Mingapore
Gretchem
Tri-State
Pickus
State of
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Rep. Nixon
Sharks
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