Hiring Starts for Eisenhower Army in Europe
Recruiting for Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s international army headquarters has begun though a home base isn’t set. Sec- retaries with German French and English fluency were hired as an American Planning staff surveys possible sites including Versailles Fontainebleau and London remains a possibility. Eisenhower plans to tour Europe in January to inspect locations and consult with Atlantic Pact nations. space and housing will drive the final choice.
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Brussels
Strasbourg
6th Army Puts Full Censorship Ruling in Effect
Tokyo reports that full censorship is now in force at U S Eighth Army HQ in Ko Ye, limiting five news agencies to two controlled telephones. Daily briefings resumed. after a staff fill-in, correspondents have 30 minutes to write and send dispatches for censorship. AP, Barnard and Waugh describe tightened limits at Eighth Army while MacArthur’s HQ remains under tighter control.
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Ko‘yea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eighth Army
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William Barnard
MacArthur
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William Waugh
Korea
Roadblocks Set Up in Scone Stone Hunt
England and Scotland police widen search for the 336 pound Stone of Scone after thieves removed it from Westminster Abbey. Investigators focus on a small British car with a Scottish accented man and woman, initials J F S scratched on the throne, and theories of nationalist Scottish involvement amid calls for more self rule.
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Scotland
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Scone
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U S Communists Open National Meet Tomorrow
The Communist party of the United States opens its 15th biennial national convention in New York with public rallies in Manhattan Bronx and Brooklyn. Gus Hall likely the top party official. Eugene Dennis jailed. National Chairman William Z Foster ill. Co-defendants expected. Wallace not aligned. convention to meet behind closed doors at an undisclosed location.
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Conciliation Court Reunites 34 Pet
The Children’s Court of Conciliation reported 1380 reconciliations in the past five years, 34 percent of its cases, reflecting ongoing efforts in parental planning and divorces.
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Civil defense bill touted as first step in risk prep
Washington reports the administration’s civil defense bill is a first step toward protecting U S cities from atomic attack. A three year program would create state federal run defenses with shelters, a communications network and stockpiles. future action aims to address mobilization powers, building codes, choke points, mobile aid units, and evacuation of large cities.
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Missing black cocker spaniel fuels family search
Harold Plein and his mother Mrs. Raymond Plein report their 9 2 year-old black cocker spaniel named Michael St Patrick has been missing for a week. The dog was a constant companion of Harold and the Plein family at 361 Freeman.
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