Last Of Secret Yalta Papers Are Released
More than 40 previously secret Yalta documents are published in a 1,032 page GPO volume after March releases, with notes on Poland Germany and Soviet relations. The new items come from the Roosevelt Library and government sources and include a Churchill remark about Magneto and a Stalin message about Polish leaders aligned with the Soviet Union.
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Yalta
Joseph Stalin
Roosevelt
Poland
Moscow
United States
Germany
State Department
Government Printing Office
Joseph Reap
Hyde Park
N. Y
Russia
Harriman
Stalin
Crimea
Soviet Union
After 25 Years Conscience Hurts in Louisville
Ohio man writes from Lima to Mrs Leah Goldin, sending a $10 check for parts he stole 25 years ago when she and her husband ran a scrap yard. He says he has become a Christian and wants to make amends.
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Louisville. Ky
Ohio
Leah Goldin
Louisville
Lima
Logan Woman Hurt In Head-On Rt 33 Crash Near Lancaster
Mrs. Donald Turner 21 of 1182 Fourth St. remained in serious condition at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital after a head-on collision 4.7 miles south of Lancaster on Route 33 at 3 05 p m yesterday. James Chute 61 of Belpre also in serious condition while Cecil Griffith 46 of Parkersburg W Va injured and listed in fair condition. Patrol investigation pending with reports of a passing maneuver and traffic delays noted.
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Logan
Donald
Barbara) Turner
Fourth St
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
Lancaster
James Chute
Belpre
Cecil Griffith
Parkersburg
W. Va
State Highway Patrol
LHS Chiefs Ready to Meet Crestline Tonight on Home Floor
Logan High School Chief tains prepare for Crestline High School in a rugged Northern Ohio League clash. Coach Westfall knows little about Crestline while league play resumes January 7 with no Dec 31 practice. A win would bring the Chiefs to 3-3 after a 65-47 win over Pomeroy before the break.
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Logan High School
Crestline High School
LHS
Chieftain
Harry Westfall
Crestline
City Recreation Commission
Logan Boys
Logan
al Scrivner
Marion Allen
Westfall
Chiefs
Pomeroy
Athens
Kentuckian, 91, is Dad 19th Time
Whitesburg Kentucky resident Uncle Eli Lucas 91 announced the birth of his 19th child. He has thirteen children with his first wife who died years ago and six with his second wife. He hopes for many more children to bless their home.
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Whitesburg
Eli Lucas
Polio Vaccine Shots Being Used Slowly
A Public Health Service report shows more than half of the Salk polio vaccine shipped to private physicians and health departments remains unused. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele urged rapid use where available while noting a reserve for second injections and mass inoculations. The estimate covers 36 state and territorial health offices. about 45 percent used by Nov. 30, with New York and California holding most of the unused supply as they prepare for mass programs.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard Scheele
Health Service
New York
California
Charitable Woman Charged in Major Embezzlement Case
Minnie G Mangum longtime Commonwealth Building and Loan official faces a 100000 grand larceny charge with potential totals exceeding 800000 over five years. Police court hearing held after bond posted Mangum admitted embezzlement while fellow employee Mrs Esther Cannon involved in internal dispute and later rehired.
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Norfolk
Minnie G. Mangum
The
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Commonwealth
Atty
Linwood Tabb Jr
Miss Mangum
Portsmouth
Eisenhower Mixes Work and Relaxation in Florida
President Eisenhower, recovering from a heart attack, combines drafting his 1956 State of the Union with golf, painting, and a 55 minute two mile walk at Key West naval base. Kevin McCann flies in with the latest draft for congressional submission.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Key West Naval Base
Snyder
Truman Beach
Cmdr
Edward L. Beach
Beach
H. H. Henderson
Boy, 2, Dials Help To Aid Unconscious Mom
In Pueblo Colorado a two year old boy dialed for help after his mother Virginia Finkenstadt collapsed. Unable to state his name or address he guided an operator who connected to the fire station. Firemen traced the call and rushed to revive Mrs. Finkenstadt with oxygen before taking her to hospital for observation.
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Pueblo
Colo
Charles Finkenstadt
Virginia Finkenstadt
Charles
Izvestia Praises Ohio Financier Cyrus Eaton
Moscow reports Izvestia lauds Cyrus Eaton for sensible observations on East West coexistence. Viktor Poltarasky recalls Eaton hosting Soviet journalists and agricultural delegation at his farm and gifting a Short horn bull, noting exchanges are preferable to bullets.
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Moscow
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Russia
Izvestia
Viktor Poltarasky
United States
Faton Eaton
His Big Trouble Too Many Nickels
In Long Beach California police booked Joseph L. Richetti on suspicion of burglary after finding 27 400 nickels in his apartment. He was accused of burglarizing a safe and taking 200 pounds of coins last Friday.
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Long Beach
Calif
Joseph L. Richetti
New York Nightlife Grows Busy for New Year’s Eve
New Yorkers flood into clubs as reservations surge for New Year’s Eve. Top venues Embas sy Club Knight Box and Versailles sell out with prices up to 30 dollars. State law enforces a 3 am closing, but big clubs expect steady take due to prebooked reservations.
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New York
Embassy Club
Knight Box
Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue
Chateau Madrid
Copacabana
Latin Quarter
Versailles
East 50Th Street
Stork Club
Violent Winds Sweep France Italy Cause Damage
Winds up to 60 mph hit Italy and France with widespread damage. Gales forced ships to stay in port while chimneys roofs and store windows were toppled in multiple towns. In Ohio the Public Utilities Commission will set a date within 40 days for a hearing on a rural rate increase request by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co in 21 central counties.
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London
France
Italy
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Ohio
Fire destroys plane and hangar at International Airport
A blaze at International Airport in San Francisco destroyed a two motor Southwest Air Lines passenger plane and a hangar. The fire, fed by large quantities of gasoline and oil, caused about 1 million dollars in damage.
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San Francisco
Southwest Air Lines
Senate subcommittee stalls rush for tax cuts in 1956 session
A Senate House Economic subcommittee today held up a go slow sign against any precipitate tax cutting moves in the 1956 congressional session.
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Washington
Senate House
Quartet of Dionne quintuplets return home to consult parents
North Bay Ontario reports three of the Dionne quintuplets arriving from an earlier time away to discuss family matters with their parents.
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North Bay
Ont
Ohio highway conditions normal amid light snow flurries
State highway department reports normal road conditions across Columbus with light snow flurries in the Sandusky Medina Akron Ravenna Warren and Youngstown vicinity.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Sandusky
Medina
Akron
Ravenna
Warren
Youngstown
Pope Pius XII Urges Polish Clergy to Resist Repressive Measures
The Vatican reports Pope Pius XII has sent a letter to Poland’s clergy urging unceasing resistance to communist repression of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Poland
Alaska Cities Cut Off by Record Snowstorm
A severe winter storm left Cordova and Anchorage under states of emergency as snow piled up to 28 inches in Anchorage and 23.6 inches in Fairbanks. Roads impassable, trains stalled, airports closed, and power lines down amid drifting snow and temperatures plunging toward single digits.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Cordova
Prince Williams Sound
Fairbanks
Ken Hinchey
Ty Clark
The
Anchorage Times
Harold Nordman
Healy
Curry
Weather Bureau
Commissioner Dies In Springfield At 56
Allen Craig, 56, president of the Clark County commission and a county commissioner for the last decade, died here last night.
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Springfield
Allen Craig
Clark County Commission
County Makes Ready For New Year Observance
County stores will stay open tonight for shoppers but no set hours. Downtown firms close early Saturday for New Year’s Eve. many offices shut Monday for a long weekend. Post Office hours shift with no mail deliveries Monday. Schools reopen Tuesday after Christmas vacation. watch night services and dances planned. Texas tolls prompt patrols. safety councils project 38,500 traffic deaths for the year, the highest since 1941, with liquor seen as a major factor in both the U S and Canada.
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Logan
Bcations
Los Alamos Chief Suffers Heart Attack
Dr Alvin Graves, 46, who since 1944 directed all American atomic test work, suffered a heart attack in Los Alamos New Mexico. His blood pressure and pulse were reported satisfactory late last night. Graves has led the test division of the Los Alamos scientific laboratory.
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Los Alamos, NM
Alvin Graves
Farm Bureau Chief Sees No 1956 Price Change
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation executive secretary D R Stanfield says 1956 will bring little improvement for Ohio farmers with costs to cut and surpluses to shrink. He notes agriculture lags prosperity, while population growth may expand markets and Congress in January could pushWorld trade, soil fertility plans, and farm relief. The young farmer faces the hardest payoff as debt remains high.
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Columbus
D. R. Stanfield
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio
Congress
New Year Holiday Traffic Toll Seen High
The National Safety Council estimates 38 500 traffic deaths in 1955 and warns another record could occur during the three day New Year weekend. States impose action to curb the holiday toll as officials fear the total may rise.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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