Million Are Gone But We Can Save the Living
Chicago dispatch reports Ned H. Dearborn of the National Safety Council commemorates the millionth U S traffic death. He laments preventable losses and urges greater courtesy, caution and common sense to protect the living, noting the dead cannot be saved.
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Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
U. S
Dearborn
You
America
Winter storms batter Midwest as heavy snow falls
The opening of winter brings a new fall of snow and biting cold across the Midwest with widespread travel disruption. Transport delays spread from Chicago to Omaha, after thousands of motorists abandon cars and more than 250 people are rescued from stalled highways. Airlines and trains operate with delays as snow blankets major routes and officials report numerous storm related deaths nationwide.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Rockies
Mid- West
Chicago
Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Head on Crash Kills Lynwood Girl and Six Others
Four California students and two Iowa sailors died in a head on crash on U S Highway 66 twelve miles southeast of Needles. Surviving student Janet Justesen, 20, of Fresno, was hospitalized with a skull fracture and multiple injuries. The drivers were Hal Evans Cole and Robert C. Carwell. the crash occurred at 4 a m as Carwell’s car veered into the westbound lane.
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California
Iowa
California Highway Patrol
Hal Evans Cole
Laurel Ave
Manhattan Beach
Dana College
Blair
Neb
Nen C. Dealy
Avenal
Richard Wayne Hartness
Los Angeles
Peggy Kinion
Lynwood
Robert C. Carwell
le Mars
Durwood John Holmseth
Floyd
Janet Justesen
Fresno
H. W. Null
Carwell
Mojave Desert
Treasure Island
San Francisco Bay
Three Children Perish in Fire in SAGINAW Michigan
A blaze on the second floor of a small frame apartment building in SAGINAW Mich fatally burned three children Betty Jean 7 Delores 5 and John Henry 2 while their mother and others attempted to reach them. An elderly couple died leaping from a porch as fire forced evacuation of 28 families. Frank McCann 70 and wife 60 were found suffocated in their West New York New Jersey apartment.
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Rs. Smith
New York
N. J
Frank McCann
Fatalities Up 1951 Toll Second Highest On AP Count
The Associated Press tally marks the U S traffic death toll surpassing one million with Miss Elma Wischmeier 52 dying in Cleveland Ohio at 726 p m The latest victim is Dave Dawson 25 of Danbury Texas who died at 920 a m from a crash at 220 a m He was victim 999 996 on the AP roster The slow record start and nationwide checks are noted with hopes of speeding future tallies and a forecast of two million deaths in 30 years
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Associated Press
Elma Wischmeier
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Ohio
Dave Dawson
Danbury
Texas
Dawson
National Safety Council
AP Chicago
HL H. Bliss
New York City
Action Expected in Steel Deadlock
Washington December 22 President Truman is expected to reveal steps to avert a nationwide steel strike threatening mobilization. Mediation has collapsed with nine days to the deadline and options include Wage Stabilization Board recommendations Taft Hartley Act action and possible seizure of mills. He will depart for Kansas City for Christmas at his Independence Missouri home.
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Truman
Wage Sterilization Board
Kansas City
Independence
Rath Meat Packer Dies in Iowa at 79
Waterloo Iowa December 22 John W Rath 79 co founder of Rath Packing Co one of the nations largest independent meat packing firms died at his home early today of coronary thrombosis He had been in failing health.
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Waterloo
Iowa
John W. Rath
The
Rath Packing Co
Classifieds and sections listed by page and section
The text lists where to find content in the newspaper by sections and page numbers, including Boyle Page A-3, Churches A-6 and A-7, Classifieds B-5 to B-7, Comics A-8, Obituaries B-3, Financial B-4, Radio and Television B-4, Shipping B-4, Sports B-2 and B-3, Theaters B-8, and Ti Temperatures A-3.
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Santa Claus Will Be Late For Millboro South Dakota
Mitchell South Dakota December 22 The isolated village of Millboro struggles as snow drifts up to 15 feet block roads and supply trucks. Residents await Christmas with no groceries or heat fuel while local children may miss school events and Santa's visit. some students fly home for the holidays.
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Huddle
Five Bodies Recovered From Illinois Coal Mine Blast
In West Frankfort Illinois rescue teams hunted for more than sixty miners trapped after a methane explosion. Only five bodies found by midmorning with officials fearing many lives lost as air locks were wrecked and communications failed.
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Dee
Walter Eadie
John EB. Foster
Badie
Foster
Chicago
Wilmington
Franklin No. 2
Immediate exchange of sick POWs sought in Korea
PANMUNJOM Korea December 22 United Nations proposed an immediate exchange of seriously ill and wounded prisoners possibly including Maj Gen William F Dean The Communists promised to consider the dramatic Allied proposal in a high profile bid to ease prisoner suffering and accelerate humanitarian relief efforts
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
William F. Dean
Czech Reds Shake Up Cabinet With Dolansky Rise
Moscow trusted Czech administrator Dr. Jaromir Dolansky named vice premier in a cabinet reshuffle of Czechoslovakia's Communist government. He succeeds Rudolph Slansky, now under trial as a traitor, after a swift rise from postwar roles including party secretary, National Assembly vice president, and finance minister. Dolansky moved from State Planning Office to the new high post as Slansky's downfall underscores the shakeup.
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Der
Moscow
Jaromir Dolansky
Czechoslovakia
Dolansky
Slansky
Communist Party
Czechoslo
Reds plan more war and U N charges
Tokyo dispatch reports Gen Ridgway accusing the Communists of building strength during a Korean armistice delay. A U N spokesman sees a 50 50 chance they accept. Rear Adm Libby proposes an immediate prisoner exchange at Panmunjom. An officer estimates about 7000 Chinese and North Korean prisoners.
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Tokyo
Der
Matthew B. Ridgway
Entire Valley Set Ablaze by US Jets
In Korea a major U N air and ground offensive struck Communist supply and communication hubs. F-84 Thunderjets hit dumps near Kuna setting an entire valley ablaze while infantry and coastal naval forces tightened pressure. The week saw heavy losses for Reds with 297 killed and 238 captured, plus 14 U N aircraft shot down.
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Korea
United Nations
Chorwon
U. N
U. S. Eighth Army
Edison Mariner Sinks After Collision Off Belgium Coast
The 71%6 ton American freighter Edison Mariner sank after a collision with an unidentified ship off the Belgian coast. Two sailors were injured and another trapped below decks. Dutch salvage Bruinvis failed to reach the ship in heavy fog. a local tug was en route. The vessel is owned by Edison Steamship Co. of New York.
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Vlissigen
Netherlands
Edison Mariner
Bruinvis
Mariner
The
Edison Steamship Co. of
New York
Weather Outlook Warmer Tomorrow With Light Winds
Slightly warmer weather is forecast for tomorrow. Light variable winds of 10 to 15 mph are expected, with continued cold tonight in the area.
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