Public and private power debated at Nashville meeting
Brig. Gen Herbert Vogel, chairman of the Tennessee Valley Authority, urged peaceful coexistence of public and private power interests in a Nashville Chamber of Commerce address. He said both sectors pay parts in checks and balances, preserving public means to measure effectiveness of both systems.
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Ivilley Tone
Herbert
D. Vogel
Tennessee Valley
Dellow
Vogel
Nashville Chamber of Common
Christmas in Europe Across Dividing Lines
Christmas observed in Europe amid Cold War divisions as Christians in the West and East celebrate. Members of Protestant and Orthodox communities, including Middle East church factions, emphasize shared faith despite political barriers and rival ideologies.
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London
Middle East
Balkans
York Still Held Panama I A New Yorker Grilled in Slaying
A New Yorker is grilled in connection with the slaying at Panama adding to ongoing investigations. Authorities pursue leads as the case draws in more attention from regional law enforcement.
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Panama
Navy notes possible Russian submarine surveys near U S shores
A high ranking Navy officer says there is good reason to believe Russian submarines survey United States coastal areas occasionally. Sightings flow from military aircraft, merchant ships, and shore observers, with estimates of up to a weekly cadence.
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Waseington
UPI
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
U.S
Germany
UWS
Navy
Far Pacific
Oles
Secretary of the Navy
Lighter Side Of The News In Ridged Humor And Oddities
Chicago reports a National Arts Foundation appeal for a five minute silence souvenir box offered as inner growth fare. Garleton Smith calls quiet the costliest needed for contemplation. Tennessee notes a divorce proctor links money to fewer divorces amid frugal families. A man cites jail over a red light fine, needing a bed. Chicago item notes a stolen license plate. West Los Angeles FBI accuses a janitor of sweeping away vault cash at Bank of America. $2000 missing with sweepings.
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Tas National Arts
Foundation
Garleton Smith
T Hie Organization
West Los Angeles
Julius Stringfellow
FBI
Westwood Village
Bank of America
Stringfellow
Women healthier than men, hospital survey shows
A Chicago survey from the Bureau of Medical Economic Research finds women patients outnumber men in 1953 across 139 hospitals, 642,150 men to 361,436 women, with men disproportionately represented in nearly all age groups. The study notes pregnancy skews totals but shows males are the sicker sex, especially in younger and older brackets, and questions federal hospital practices influencing the gender gap.
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Tate
Bureau of Medical Economic Research
Asgn
Frank G. Dickinson
Pa. B
Urider
Veterans Administration
Hoowever
Cama Forrna
Legless Bride Ties Knot Tonight in Downey
Legless girl Clover Kerr, who lost two legs and an arm in a 1937 wreck, returns to Downey to wed Merle Maloney of Roseburg Oregon. Kerr inspired rehabilitation efforts and authored Banners of Courage. Neighbors recall a years long bond and mutual support shaping their quiet wedding plan.
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Calif
Clover Kere
Oral
Merle Maloney
Roseburg
Ore
Huaberman
Miss Kerr
Ige Builders
Imo
Resebirz
Mike
J. Thomas Kerr
Cmeric
Nass Kerr
Merle
Britain rushes to test atomic missiles in Australia
A British official, linked to the atom bomb program, has returned from Australia where discussions on future atomic weapons tests were held. The Ministry of Supply confirmed plans for tests at the Woomera rocket range this year after Britain scrapped conventional anti-aircraft defenses in December.
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Britain
Australia
Ministry of Supply
Woomera
Marines Rescue Five Ducks in Beaufort Inlet Incident
Coast guard reports five marine amphibious crews went missing in rough waters off Beaufort North Carolina. After a seven hour search, all hands were found safe and unharmed. A transport anchored offshore carried personnel to Puerto Rico as a precaution. One vessel was capsized near the inlet and rescued crews were brought to safety.
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N.C
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Teoubie
Navy
San Marcos
Carr Ye
Camp Lejeune
Puerto
Barnett and Michigan Visitors during Christmas
Hutch News notes Ned Campbell and family visiting during Christmas. Several relatives return from Michigan for holidays. Miss June Barnett has gone back to Michigan where she is employed. Mr and Mrs Lee Mills visited Mr and Mrs E M Barnett. Sue Peace visited Gale Barnett. Danny Barnett of Louisville and others spent Christmas with kin. Many locals listed as hosting and visiting relatives.
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S. Arnett
Michigany
Paul Smith
Michigan
James Pence
Lela
Barnett
Wwais- Saebens
Turner Barnett
Glen Kelly
Danny
Louisville
E. B. Barnett
June Barnett
Lee Mills
E. M. Barnett
Haclan
Sue Peace
Gale Barnett
Spy Conference Seeks Status for 12 American Airmen
Poised for a hard line exchange, Dag Hammarskjold, Cho En Lai, and experts pressed China and the United States to resolve the fate of 12 American airmen held as spies. The talks focused on whether the airmen were combatants or POWs under international law, with Beijing insisting the case is an internal matter and Washington arguing their status violates the Korean armistice. The meeting followed a second round that stretched into the night and scheduled a new session for 3 pm local time.
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Watton
United Press
Times of India
Peiping
United Ralers
Secrretary
Dag Bardmarskjold
Cho En-lai
Cas
Bething
Tives
Hale Jours
Wey
Humbleey Waldeck
Great Belt
Hammarskjold
Chau Meung Sheng
Hammarskjokd
United States
Ware
Ching
China
Geneva
Pri
Ayers Family Traveled and School Move Reported
Dry Branch residents Mr and Mrs Arch Ayers with Mr and Mrs Juhn Bill Ayers shopped in Midchesters Monday while Mr Charles Howland has Tetarn. Lee Roy plans a weekend trip to Ohio and Mary and Ida Ayers visited Andy Roy in Ewing. Woodbine school children moved to the new Ey Dales school Monday.
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Midchesters Monnday
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Rowland
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Lee Roi
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Ida Ayers
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