Hamilton Man Jailed in Fildes Case Murder Talk Linked to Missing Witness
Clyde Browning a 25 year old Oxford man and married father of a four year old was jailed in Hamilton for manslaughter in the death of 17 year old Mary Ann Fildes. Browning said the death was accidental claiming she jumped from his moving car after he took her for a ride Thanksgiving night. He said fear of a reported murder talk kept him from surrendering earlier and that he learned of her death from newspapers. Browning identified himself as the man who rode with her from a Hamilton cafe and said they drove out to Beiserger Road where she leapt from the car. Police tied Browning to Miss Fildes at a cafe meet and said he told lies and then feared the consequences. The case involves a missing witness and a long police search.
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Hamilton
Mary Ann Fildes
Clyde Browning
Pierson Rd
Oxford
Browning
Cincinnati
John Bippus
Char
Les Walke
Mary Ann
Arkansas
Beissiger Rd
Champion Paper and E Co
Fildes
Issinger Rd
Betty
Miss Fildes
Virginia Simmons
Mutiny at Pongam POW Camp Kills 82 Wounds 120
Allied POW Command reports 82 killed and 120 wounded as die hard Communist civilian internees mutiny at UNC Camp No 10 on Pongam island near Korea. U N and ROK troops quell the uprising, with 3,600 internees involved in six compounds. Two U S and two ROK soldiers injured by thrown rocks during the clash.
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Pusan
Korea
Allied
Prisoner of War Command
Pongam
Pogam
North Korea
Kore
UNC
United Nations
United States
Republic of Korea
U. N
U. S
Republic of Korea Army
Koje
Choguri
Kone
Camesome
Meat Re
Ean
Col
C. V. Cadwell
De Gasperi Urges NATO to Unite Propaganda Drive
Paris Italy's Premier Alcide de Gasperi urged the 14 NATOForeign Ministers to stage a united propaganda campaign against Communists as Russia presses Western democracies. The meeting opened with Ole Kraft warning the balance with the Soviet bloc remains unfinished and tactical NATO measures target 428 million dollars in European military construction for 1953.
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Paris
Alcide de Gasperi
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
de Gasperi
Ole Bjorn Kraft
Council
Europe
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Council of Foreign, Finance and Defense Ministers
Adm
Earl Mountbatten
Britain
NATO
Gunner Saves B29 by Disarming Bomb in Cold Bay
Air Force reports an airman from Glassport Pennsylvania Ernest P Goors crawled into a B 29 bomb bay in 40 below temperatures to defuse a live bomb on a 100 pounder fuse ticking down. The crew of 13 faced a deadly mission as Goors completed the task in 28 seconds saving 16 crew members.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Okinawa
North Korea
Ernest P. Goors
Glassport
Gooris
Oil Burner Blast Kills Seven In Winamac Home
In Winamac Indiana a blast from an oil burner trapped seven people in a two story home during a fire. Two young mothers and five children perished while the owner Albert Crissinger escaped through a second story window.
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Winamac
Ind
Albert Crissinger
Eisenhower Optimistic On Korea After Trip
President elect Dwight D. Eisenhower returned to New York with renewed confidence in reaching a satisfactory Korea peace. In two public statements he warned there is no simple formula and urged patience, foresight, and common sense, while saying he would plan positive programs. He declined to indicate when he would meet Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Later, three Treasury Department appointments were announced: H. Chapman Rose to assist secretary, Randolph Burgess as debt and policy aide, and Marion B. Folsom as undersecretary.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
LaGuardia Field
Treasury Department
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
the Treasury
George W. Humphrey
Rose
Jones, Day, Cockley and Reavis
W. Randolph Burgess
Hastings-on-Hudson
National City Bank of New York
Marion B. Folson
Rochester
N. Y
Folsom
Committee On Economic Development
Wage Board changes shift control to four member panel
Washington reports 12000 wage boosts awaiting approval as Truman moves wage stabilization to Roger Putnam then to Charles Killingsworth and three public members. Labor and industry roles are reduced to advisory status while a government panel handles backlog of union employer agreements involving over a million workers. Reuther seeks broader staff authority to speed cases.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Roger S. Putnam
Putnam
Charles C. Killingsworth
WSB
Killingsworth
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Enough's Enough Walsall Mother of Nine Says Stop
Mrs. Ivy Bourne of Walsall a mother of nine children five born within a year says she will not give up any. Wife of an pound a week miner she notes triplets November 27 1951 and twins November 22 1952. She describes endless laundry as the real trouble and refuses adoption offers, insisting they will manage.
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Walsall
England
Ivy Bourne
An & Pound
Rains Fail To Slow Up Red Attacks On Triangle Hill
Chinese Reds pressed three heights on the Central Korean Front in heavy rain and snow, seizing Pinpoint Hall and Rocky Point while a larger outpost on Triangle Hill yielded after fierce fighting. North Korean and Allied air forces fought in 10 air battles, with bombings targeting a steel mill storage area near Pyongyang and a Red military HQ.
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George A. McArthur
SEOUL
Pinpoint Hall
Rocky Point
Triangle Hill
Republic of Korea
Roks
Reds
Pinvit Hill
Niper Ridge
Eighth Army
Big
Little Nori
Korea
U. S
Kyomipo
Pyongyang
Martin Urges More Probes For Incoming House
Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. of Massachusetts urged continuation of probes into the Justice and Treasury departments by the next Congress. He said investigations should yield to enacting a constructive legislative program and expressed confidence in support for President-elect Eisenhower's agenda from both parties.
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Washington
House
Justice
Treasury Departments
Congress
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Eisenhower
Cave-In Traps 55 Gold Miners in Philippines Mine
Philippines News Service reports a 400 foot tunnel collapsed at the United Paracale Mine in Caramines Norte trapping 55 miners who are presumed dead. Rescuers expect to need days to reach them.
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Philippines
Manila
United Paracale
Caramines Norte
Philippines News Service
Red Chinese Denounce India's Prisoner Plan
Tokyo AP dispatch reports Red China condemned the United Nations plea for a Korea truce based on India's prisoner exchange plan. Chou En-lai called the General Assembly resolution illegal and demanded unconditional, speedy repatriation and renewed talks at Panmunjom.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Korea
United Nations
India
Pieping
Chou En-lai
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Panmunjom
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Chou
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
U. N. Assembly
Peiping Radio
Pearson
U. N
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Sweden
Switzerland
Tne
Red China
North Korea
Navy Ship Grommet Reefer Runs Aground At Leghorn
The 3 800 ton U S Navy refrigerator ship Grommet Reefer ran aground and broke in half on Leghorn Harbor rocks. Four0 crew were aboard with 39 others uninjured. Rescuers faced high winds and heavy seas preventing quick retrieval. the stern remained on rocks while the bow drifted free. Captain Saukant reported no injuries among the civilian crew.
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Leghorn
Italy
Leghorn Harbor
Carl F. Treudler
Belleaire
N.Y
Treudler
U. S. Navy
U. S. Army
Navy
U. S
Austria
Saukant
Mediterranean
Jet Explodes At Lockbourne One Killed
Air Force officials investigated an RB-45 in-flight explosion from Lockbourne Air Base. First Lt. John S. Brace, 23, of Columbus, was found dead in Pickaway County strapped in his ejector seat. Maj. John E. Dougherty and Capt. Eugene Snyder survived after parachuting clear.
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Columbus
Air Force
Lockbourne
John S. Brace
Pickaway County
John E. Dougherty
Los Angeles
Eugene Snyder
Army Of Parents Clears Dangers From Back Yard Pit
In Levittown New York an army of parents armed with shovels and bulldozers removed a hazardous rainwater pit in Hicksville after two child fatalities. For 16 hours they labored, aided by neighbors and floodlit by a fire department truck, to cover the 14 foot deep 72 by 72 foot hole and end the threat to nearby children.
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Army of Parents
Eugene Levit
Levittown
N. Y
Long Island
Hicksville
N. C
Fire drives 500 from three Kansas City hotels
A downtown Kansas City blaze forced over 500 guests from three large hotels. The two story building housing a restaurant and cleaners was destroyed and the New Yorker and State Hotels suffered damage while smoke hung over the district. Phillips Hotel reported smoke damage with several illnesses but no serious injuries. total damage estimated between 250000 and 300000 dollars.
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Kansas City
New Yorker
State
Phillips
Red Grip Rules Bulgarian Ballots
Communist governed Bulgaria named about 50 000 Reds to provincial district and municipal offices yesterday. Official returns not yet announced but no opposition candidates were allowed. Office seekers were hand picked by the Fatherland Front the only official political organization in the country. Non-Communists were barred from voting.
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Vienna
Austria
Bulgaria
Reds
Fatherland Front
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