Escaped Cons Believed Lying Low In Detroit
The last five of 13 southern Michigan prison fugitives, including two murderers and a kidnapper, were believed hiding in Detroit awaiting a sustained manhunt. The group fled Jackson Prison by raising a sewer shaft, seized a Cadillac, and took two women hostages before splitting up and fading into the city.
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Detroit
Michigan
Jackson
Edward J. Emrick
Roman Usiondek
Dvaid B. Bousha
Crawford County
Virgil Lane
Robert Dowling
Trost
Harold Rosa
Saginaw
Milner
Lindell Miller
Jackson City
William H. Bannan
Charles Cahill
Glenn Milliman
Milligan
Milliman
Napoleon
Dan Beardsley
Mrs. Watts
Helen Gilbert
Minneapolis prints cut as AFL strike halts deliveries
In Minneapolis the Tribune sold only in its lobby with a five-copy limit as a strike by AFL drivers disrupted delivery. A total of 75 000 Sunday copies were printed out of a normal 620 000. The Evening Star faces similar impact and talks to resume negotiations were planned. The union seeks raises of 4.56 and 6.46 for day and night shifts with fringe benefits. current rates were 2.14 and 2.18 per hour.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
AFL
Evening Star
Drivrs
Einstein Makes Rare Social Appearance at Cornell Doctor Wedding
In New York at the Plaza Terrace Room a 74 year old Prof Albert Einstein attends the wedding of Dr Thomas ee Bucky of Cornell Medical and Miss Margaret Neuburg of Park Avenue. Einstein, dressed in a dark suit, greets the groom and bride as guests mingle in formal attire.
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New York
Hotel Plaza
Terrace
National Recovery Administration
Thomas ‘Ee Bucky
Cornell University Medical Eye
Margaret Neuburg
Park Avenue
Weston
Guest
Bucky
Gustav Bucky
Prof
Albert Einstein
Shell blast kills five in Cavite while extracting powder
Manila reports five people dead and one seriously injured in a shell blast at Tanza Cavite Province as they attempted to extract powder from a World War II artillery shell.
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Manila
Tanza
Cavite
Fog Turns Purple Over London in Royal Hue
The cold grey London fog thickened and turned deep purple described by the weather man as royal purple. He attributed the hue to refraction of light through suspended water particles in the mist.
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London
Rainbow Founder Dies
MOALESTER Okla W Marx Sexson 7 founder of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls died here last night after an extended illness
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Moalester
Okla
W. Marx Sexson
International Order of Rainbow For Girls
Laniel Narrowly Misses Victory in Ninth Vote
In Versailles France Premier Joseph Laniel trails by 22 votes as ninth ballot in presidential election proceeds. On the eighth ballot Laniel had 430 votes while Marcel-Edmond Naegelen led with 381. 92 votes were scattered among other candidates. Pierre Montel enters the race claiming potential to sway the outcome.
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Joseph Laniel
France
Laniel
Versailles
Peoples’ Assembly
Knoc
Marcel-Edmond Naegelen
Pierre Montel
Independent Party
Lyon
Monte
Plane Helps Two Others In Distress
A Pan American Strato cruiser escorted two disabled aircraft to safe landings at Wake Island. The DC4 flying Honolulu to Wake feath ered its propeller and sought help, while a Navy PBM amphibian also reported engine trouble. The Clipper Nightingale guided both planes to land.
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Honolulu
Pan American
Wake Island
Overseas National Airways
Wake
Pacific
Soviet Russia to join secret talks on atomic pool proposal
The White House says Soviet Russia agreed to join U S negotiations on President Eisenhower's international atomic pool plan. Murray Snyder, assistant presidential press secretary, said Moscow has asked for more information on the plan and declined to provide further details. The Soviet note was handed to Charles E. Bohlen in Moscow today.
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Washington
White House
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Murray Snyder
U. S
Hisenhower
Snyder
Moscow Radio
Charles E. Chip Bohlen
Moscow
Hope Gone Balky PWs Will Return Hull Hints
United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis may become the labor chief of the New York waterfront amid a looming ILA ballot. Capt William Bradley, new ILA president, arrives as warders assess a cleanup bid, while Lewis allegedly funds the old ILA and expands UMW influence beyond coal.
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Hull
Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
New York
William Bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
New Wael
Luvin W Visil Lewis
Bradley
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
Lewis
A. D
Denny) Lewis
Denny Lewis
UMW
New York City
Denny
CIO
U S Solon Raps Rhee For Whim
Rep Brownson of Indiana blasts President Rhee for diverting UN planning staff to a luxury hotel project in Seoul while 25 000 homeless in Pusan after a fire. He cites two million dollars of Korea lean foreign exchange for imported hotel materials and suggests naming a cocktail lounge The Valley Forge Room.
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Cincinnati
Brownson
R-Ind
Syngman Rhee
Korea
United Nations
U. N
Banto
Seoul
Pusan
Indianapolis
House Subcommittee On International Operations
Rhee
George Washington
Valley Forge
American Air Force Chief Says U S Stronger Than Russia
General Nathan F. Twining says U S air power remains superior to Soviet air power though Moscow is making a strong effort to close the gap. He notes the United States would rather strike than defend in air war and attributes Soviet lag to limited wartime experience with long range operations.
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Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
America
Russia
Soviet Union
U.S. News and World Report
United States
Twining
Demos Seek Merits In Eisenhower Plan
Democratic senators weigh President Eisenhower’s sound progressive program while criticizing Republican invite lists and secrecy at White House conferences. Humphrey and Gore doubt early progress though Monroney Kefauver urge inclusion of Democrats. Sources indicate a 1955 defense cut proposal and a budget plan tied to the 1952 platform.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
Atty
Brownell
Dexter White
Truman
White
FBI
Gore
D-Tenn
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
DuMont
Monroney
Kefauver
Dtenn
Duff
R-Pa
Rep
Hope
R-Kan
America
Christmas note hoax woes reach Pennsylvania couple
A Philadelphia area couple sought to brighten a Canadian orphan named Eva Hughes at Christmas after finding a note on a tree. Authorities suggest such letters are common pranks and warn the appeal may be a hoax, leaving the family confused and spoiled for gifts.
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Philadelphia
Canada
John D. Westhoff
West Park
Santa
Eva Hughes
Kings Co
N. B
Philadelphia Better Business Bureau
Werner Gaggin
Westhoffs
Gaggin
Bureau
George Conner
Westhoff
Westhofs
Thomas Waters
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Springfield
New Brunswick
Early Trial In Prospect For Slayer In South Carolina
Raymond Carney 38 faces an early murder trial for the December 6 lovers lane slaying of Betty Clair 15 and Henry Allen 22. Sheriff Hanna says Carney admitted planning robbery and panicking, severing Betty’s head to destroy evidence, and losing nerve before killing Allen. Carney was captured near Johnsonville after an armed escape from North Carolina.
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Columbia
S. C
Raymond Carney
Lane
Carney
North Carolina
John Hanna
Betty Clair
Pamplico High School
Henry Allen
Latta
Allen
Hanna
Miss Clair
Hepburn And Ferrer Top Stars In Critics Poll
New York — Audrey Hepburn and Jose Ferrer were named top movie stars of the year in Film Daily critics poll. Hepburn was also cited as the year’s top find for Roman Holiday, while Ferrer’s Moulin Rouge performance earned praise. Frank Sinatra and Gloria Grahame received supporting-actor citations for From Here to Eternity and The Bad and The Beautiful.
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New York
Audrey Hepburn
Jose Ferrer
Film Daily
Miss Hepburn
U.S
Ferrer
Frank Sinatra
Gloria Grahame
Fog blankets West Coast shutting airports and roads
Heavy fog blankets the West Coast coastal area closing air ports and slowing traffic. Los Angeles International and Long Beach Municipal airports close while air traffic is diverted to Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank. Marine traffic is halted as pilots rely on radar.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles International
Long Beach
Lockheed Air Terminal
Burbank
Winter Begins As Shortest Day Prompts Cold Miami Valley Forecast
Weather notes mark the start of winter 1953 54 with a cloudy Miami Valley outlook and possible rain tonight. Forecasters predict a dip to around 30 degrees late tonight with windy conditions and light snow flurries tomorrow adding to a chilly Christmas period.
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Man Winter
Jack Frost
Vandalia
Miami Valley
Weaeeree
Middletown
Armco
UN Moves To Broadcast To 22 American Prisoners
The UN Command prepared a last minute broadcast and a 12 page letter to 22 American POWs held by the Communists as Allied hopes for face to face talks fade. The Neutral Nations Commission approved the broadcast and a letter as the Red explains program resumes with limited interviews.
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Panmunjom
U.N. Command
Far East Command
Neutral Nations
Ton Commission
Red
Military Armistice Commission
John E
K. Suya
Reds
Eas
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