Jobless Man Goes Berserk in U N Room
A 46 year old New Yorker identified as Joseph Gamba caused a U N room disturbance at Lake Success while the Far East debate was to resume. He knocked over country nameplates, smashed chairs, and yelled about freedom before guards subdued him. He was hospitalized after police questioned his claim of arthritis and wife trouble.
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Lake Success
N. Y
United Nations
Far East
U. N
Queens General Hospital
Joseph Gamba
New York City
Sweden
Mexico
Liberia
Letnon
Air Force Lifts Enlistment Ban Resumes Feb One
The Air Force will resume accepting volunteer enlistments on February 1 after weeks of embargo due to crowded conditions at indoctrination centers. The Navy's freeze on enlistments remains in place through the end of this week due to high volunteer rates.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
U S Bans Nickel in Auto Trim and 400 Civilian Goods
The United States government barred nickel use in automobile trim and about 400 civilian products to preserve the metal for defense needs. The National Production Authority set March 1 and April 1 as start dates for bans on nickel in various components and nickel-bearing stainless steel, allowing two months for work begun before those dates. The move also targets natural rubber conservation with talks between rubber manufacturers and officials to draft saving measures.
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Ashington
National Production Authority
NPA
Acheson Rejects Russ Accusations on U.S. Designs
Secretary of State Acheson dismissed Russia's weekend notes as false statements. He blamed the Soviet Union for international tension and asserted the North Atlantic treaty supports collective self defense. He also accused Moscow of delaying armament talks by vetoing inspections and boycotting UN meetings, and said Russia and its allies hinder Far East and Korean issues.
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Washington
Acheson
Russia
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Moscow
United Nations
West
United States
Doghouse maker jailed after malicious prosecutions case
Chicago dispatch reports Frank Dee, 38, doghouse manufacturer, held after eluding deputies since September. He was found in a car as his wife drove away, following a Superior Court judgment against him for malicious prosecution and disorderly conduct. Neighbor James Terfler paid $4.50 for Dee’s first week of keep.
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Chicago
Frank Dee
Dee
James Terfler
Teffler
Terfler
Sheriff's Office
Governors to Hold Defense Conference
CHICAGO January 24 Governors of all states invited to a Friday meeting here to discuss civil defense plans. The Governors Conference, a group of state and territory governors, seeks an exchange of ideas on problems of common interest.
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Chicago
Governors Conference
Allied Patrol Slashes North 10 Miles Beyond Wonju
Allied forces pushed 10 miles beyond Wonju on the central Korean front and captured Yongwol southeast of Wonju after pounding Hoengsong. Aided by air and artillery, the attack drove across the Han River amid heavy enemy retreat. U S Seventh Division operates near Manchurian border. MiG-15s engage Thunderjets with several shot down or damaged.
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Tokyo
Wonju
Yongwol
Hoengsong
Seoul
Han River
Yongwal
Fén
Tom Stones
Rede
Six Armed Maniacs Escape Hospital in Larned
Six men escaped from a ward for the criminally insane at Larned State Hospital last night. Authorities called it the largest mass break at the institution. Sheriff Frank Fraser said several were dangerous and an attendant was forced to release them. Hospital Supervisor Dave Griffin reported details.
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Larned
Kan
Larned State Hospital
Frank Fraser
Dave Griffin
News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE
Newspaper summary notes a legislative recess with 5000 bills queued for debate and lists sections and page references across the paper including editorials obituaries sports and weather. It outlines sections such as Beath Canning page references and Warren's activities across multiple pages.
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Beath Canning
Cyie
Bridge
Warren
Price Freeze Reported Readied for Tomorrow
Washington January 24 AP Rep Spence Kentucky said after a White House call that President Truman plans legislation to strengthen price controls. A price freeze may come tomorrow, with possible wage ceilings Friday. DiSalle said he gave Johnston general price control proposals but kept details private. Regions plan 33 offices opening Monday with at least one in every state. Spence cited no rollback plan but expected machinery to enable rollbacks. Parity issues and subsidies discussed. no firm subsidy signal.
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Joint
Senate House Economic Committee
Eric Johnston
Peasae
Widalewu Sais
Spence
Economic Committee
Sen. O'Mahoney
D.wyo
O'Mahoney
DiSalle
Price Chief
Draft 18yearolds or Fathers Says Mrs Rosenberg
Assistant Defense Secretary Anna M. Rosenberg warned that without Congress approving an 18-year-old draft, deferments for husbands and fathers will be canceled very soon. She said veteran deferments could end if the international situation worsens and urged curtailing occupational deferments for essential industry, agriculture, and science if needed.
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Washington
Defense
J Anna M. Rosenberg
Congress
Air Defenses of 11 Western States Get Dry Run Test Soon
Maj. Gen. Hugo P. Rush heads the Western Air Defense Force from Harllton AFB California. The Western states from the Rockies to the Pacific will hold a massive five week air defense drill starting Feb. 1. The operation tests radar, jet fighters, ground observers, and coordination with Army Navy Canada and Mexico to detect identify intercept and destroy hostile aircraft.
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AN Francisco
United States
Hugo P. Rush
Rush
North Africa
Italy
Western Air Defense Force
Harllton Air Force Base
San Francisco
Rockies
Pacific Coast
California
Regen
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Texas
WADF
Army
Navy
Canada
Mexico
West
Air Force
Dutch Cabinet Quits Under Fire
The Dutch cabinet resigned after parliament attacked defense and New Guinea policies. Foreign Minister Dirk Stikker quit the cabinet after Liberal party attacks. Four censure resolutions were offered. none passed. The resignation follows Gen. Kruls becoming army chief of staff after Eisenhower's visit.
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The
Hague
New Guinea
Dirk AL Stikker
Liberal Party
Stikker
Willem Dress
Gen. J. Kruls
Army
Eisenhower
Week's Casualty: Total Lows for Past Two Months
Washington reports a 1064 weekly rise in Korean casualties, the smallest since late November, bringing total U S. war casualties to 46201. Last week 2424 new casualties. in September a peak weekly figure was 4974. Details cover Army Navy Marines and Air Force totals, deaths and wounds, missing in action, and next of kin notified through Jan 19.
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Washington
Defense Department
Department
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Weather Outlook: Scattered High Clouds With Fog
A weather brief notes scattered high clouds tonight and Thursday with increasing fog. Cooler tomorrow follows, bringing a dip in temperatures and denser morning mist in many areas.
Asian and Arab nations push for high power Korea talks
Twelve Asian and Arab states including Communist China call for an immediate sever-nation conference to settle the China Korea issue. The plan omits any cease-fire condition, aligning with Indian Prime Minister Nehru who also urged a major powers meeting without mentioning a halt. The United States opposes recognition of Peiping and seeks U N action labeling Peiping as aggressor.
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Max Harrelson
China
China-Korea
United States
Nehru
New Delhi
Peiping
India
U.N
Korea
U. S
Far East
Britain
United Nations
Chiang Kai- Shek
Congress
U. N
Pejping
Eisenhower to Address Informal Joint Session Next Thursday
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower to report findings from his European inspection to Congress at an informal joint meeting in the Library of Congress auditorium next Thursday at 4 30 p m. Democratic Leader McCormack said Eisenhower will speak and attend. No broadcasting or television plans are set for the event.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
McCormack
Mass
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Library of Congress
Kellems Wins Tax Dispute Verdict in Connecticut
A federal jury in New Haven awarded Vivian Kellems and her brother David Kellems $6,113.80 in their withholding tax suit against the United States and the Connecticut Internal Revenue Collector. The two-day civil action centered on whether their refusal to withhold income taxes was willful and whether penalties should be refunded.
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EW Haven
Conn
Vivian Kellems
Stonington
United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Connecticut
Carroll C. Hincks
Miss Kelfems
Hincks
The
Kellems
Estaeele
Peant Patrick
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