Arraignment Call Over Katyn Massacre Urged
A House committee urged that the Soviet Union be arraigned before the International Court for murdering about 15 000 Poles in the Katyn Forest massacre. The report links Katyn to ongoing alleged atrocities in Korea and calls for an immediate congressional probe.
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House
Washington
Soviet Russia
International Court
Russia
Congress
United Nations
Korea
Nazi Germany
Katyn Forest
Smolensky
Katyn
Madden
D-Ind
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Gromyko
U.N
Stamina Helps Twins Survive After Separation Operation
In Illinois a 12 hour 40 minute separation surgery on 15 month old Siamese twins Roger and Rodney Brodie of Moline is reported with both babies in fragile condition. Rodney shows some nourishment intake and improved stamina while Roger remains unconscious and precarious. A similar Greenwood Mississippi twin death and a German case promise further study by Dr Peter Roettgen of Bonn.
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Brodie
Rodney
Greenwood
Miss
John L
John Edward
Roosevelt
Maybelle Flowers
Germany
Peter Roettgen
University of Bonn
Brodies
Weather Outlook for La Crosse Tonight Through Tuesday
Occasional drizzle shifts to snow with accumulations of three to six inches expected, ending early Tuesday. Temperatures little changed with a low around 28 Monday night and a high near 35 Tuesday. Local conditions damp and wintry across La Crosse and vicinity.
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la Crosse
Board urges private industry role in developing atom energy
The National Security Resources Board urged expanded private participation in atomic energy development for power. It called for a mineral leasing option, offshore oil management policy, Canada-U.S. Seaway cooperation, tariff reductions, and stronger mineral focus in aid programs.
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Washington
National Security Resources Board
Truman
Department of the Interior
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
White House
Materials Policy Commission
William C. Paley
Columbia ‘Broadcasting System Board
Man
Snow Forecast Hikes Up To Six Inches In Coulee Region
Meteorologist A. D. Sanal predicts three to six inches of snow in the Coulee Region with occasional drizzle turning to snow tonight. Temperatures hold near 28 to 35 degrees as travel advisories urge staying off highways unless necessary and warn of hazardous roads across Minnesota Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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Coulee
Glasgow
Mont
Santa Claus
Samal
Tri-State
State Highway Commission
AAA
Minnesota
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Veterans arrive by ship to San Francisco in urgent redeployment
Gen William Weigel docks with 3,919 Korean veterans and 2,092 Marines aboard. Processing begins before arrival as buses and planes stand by to shuttle veterans to inland separation centers or home. Navy medical personnel, 133 strong, accompany the Marines.
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San Francisco
William Weigel
Navy
Windsors Return to U.S. After European Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in New York aboard the Queen Mary after months abroad. The Duke again said he would not attend Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, a stance he announced last Tuesday.
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New York
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Europe
Eisenhower Meets Business Leaders On World Trade
President elect Eisenhower in New York with George Sloan and Warren Pierson to discuss international trade issues. Sloan praised his grasp of trade problems, noting Eisenhower’s WWII experience. Attendees include James Conant Dulles Stassen Donovan Voorhees Brownell Kyes, and others aiding anti communism efforts.
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New York
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Commodore Hotel
George Sloan
U.S
Sloan
Europe
Committee On
James B. Conant
Harvard University
John Foster Dulles
Harold E. Stassen
William J
Wild Bill) Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Tracy S. Voorhees
Brownell
Kyes
Herbert Brownell
Roger M. Kyes
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Dulles
Stassen
Columbia University
Temple University
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arthur S. Flemming
Ike
Death. Least Of My Worries Doomed Mother Seeks Christmas Joy
In Los Angeles, Jean Garrett, 27, living with Hodgkins disease, decorates for Christmas while planning a Caesarean birth for her fourth child. She says death is the least of her worries and hopes to bring happiness to her family this holiday season despite doctors’ grim outlook. Her husband, three sons, and a wide circle of supporters share her faith that she may survive to see Christmas 1951.
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Los Angeles
Jean Garrett
Raleigh
Soldiers Bring Santa Cheer to Korean War Orphans
American and British troops in Korea distribute toys, candy, and warm clothing to homeless children. Units from the 11th Marine Regiment and other UN forces organize parties from front lines to Pusan, with Maj. Robert M. Jenkins funding toys and sweaters for a village.
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Santa
George McArthur
Seoul
South Korea
United Nations
U. S
Korea
Sol
Pusan
11Th Marine Regiment
Robert M. Jenkins
Jacksonville
N. C
Japan
Lng
Kohler
Explosion at Jap Factory Kills Fifteen in Nagoya
A hydrogen explosion at the Tea Syn the synthetic Chemical Company fertilizer plant in Nagoya leveled part of the facility. At least 15 workers were killed, with 370 injured and 70 in critical condition as authorities investigated a possible spark in a hydrogen tank.
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Nagoya
Japan
U.S. Air Force
Tea Synthetic Chemical Company
Kohler Whets Budget Axe
Gov. Kohler aims to trim 1953 55 budget requests to avert income tax increases. Hearings showed requests totaling 263 million with projected biennial revenues around 233 million. He advocates curtailing nonessential state activities and charging beneficiaries for certain services to balance the budget.
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Madison
Kohler
State Department
Plane Crash At Moses Lake Kills 70 Military Men
Military experts continue to probe the worst air disaster in history at Moses Lake Washington identifying victims at Larson Air Force Base. Four generals and experts from aircraft makers search for the crash cause while calls for grounding military planes grow and Senator Richard Russell urges an exhaustive investigation. A captain survivor reports the plane seemed to lack power as it failed to lift off the runway.
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Moses Lake
Wash
U. S
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Larson Air Force Base
Air Force
George Demas
Cleveland
Charleston
S. C
Larsson Afb
Demas
Judge Extends T-H Injunction In Test Case
A federal judge in Buffalo extended indefinitely a temporary restraining order preventing a strike by the CIO United Steel Workers at the Dunkirk plant of the American Locomotive Company. District Judge John Knight said he needed more time to review the constitutional challenges to the Taft-Hartley Act injunction provision as the CIO prepares to seek Supreme Court review. The 1,500 workers had ended a 107 day strike and returned to work shortly before the order's expiration. The government said the strike endangered national safety due to nickel plated pipe for the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Buffalo
N. Y
CIO United Steel Workers Union
Dunkirk
American Locomotive Company
John Knight
CIO
Knight
Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Arthur J. Goldberg
Washington General Counsel
Waterfront rackets sweep Nets in Brooklyn grand jury action
Twenty one men were arrested in sealed indictments by the Kings County Grand Jury as part of a waterfront rackets probe. The arrests, led by the district attorney’s squad, came after testimony before the State Crime Commission and amid ongoing prosecutions tied to extortion and conspiracy on the Port of New York. Michael Clemente, a 44 year old ex convict linked to the AFL ILA, and Alexander Cosmos were charged with extortion and conspiracy in a related indictment.
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New York
Kings County Grand Jury
Samuel Leibowitz
District Attorney's
Brooklyn
Leibowitz
Harry Gross
New York Police Department
New York State Crime Commission
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Michael Cle+amente
AFL International Longshoremen’s Association
Lord
Clemente
Alexander Cosmos
Rutherford
N. J
State Crime Commission
New York County
Port
Hogan
East River
Hudson River
Clemente and Cosmos
John W. McGrath
Gas break chills Missouri City Christmas urge to restore heat
A natural gas line break shut off the city gas supply affecting about 14 000 homes and 1 500 businesses. Temperatures stayed below freezing with sleet and snow hindering repairs. Full service may not return until after Christmas as meters are reset and safety checks completed.
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ST. Joseph
Missouri
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