New UN Cleanup In Works Says Wiley
Senator Wiley says a new move to fire subversives from United Nations staff is in the works after talks with Civil Service Chairman Ramspeck and following a Grand Jury report alleging Communist infiltration. He expects detailed loyalty statements from State Justice and Civil Service agencies to Lie to avoid a General Assembly fight and prove the U S is right to weed out loyal risk.
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Wiley
G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Robert Ramspeck
Civil Service Commission
Ramspeck
New York
U. S
U. N
Truman
Eisenhower
Ramspeth
Trygve Lie
Lie
General Assembly
More Growth Of Industry Predicted
Cleveland steel magazine reports American industry will continue expanding next year at nearly the same pace as this year. A survey of 1,152 firms estimates 1953 expansion at 26.0 billion dollars, down slightly from 26.9 billion in 1952. Nearly all firms plan equipment purchases, with 87 percent, 22 percent building new plants, and 46 percent enlarging existing facilities.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Steel
Newark Pitches In To Help Inmates
Newark residents responded to a Christmas gift drive for Columbus State Hospital patients. Over 500 presents were prepared for shipment after a call by Dr. W B Widmeyer, superintendent, warning that about 800 patients might otherwise miss a Christmas cheer.
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Newark
Columbus State Hospital
W. B. Widemeyer
Weekly food price review from Associated Press
Christmas turkeys rose slightly from Thanksgiving prices while hams and chickens stayed near prior levels. Beef and lamb roasts fell modestly. geese were among the cheapest poultry. Fresh produce mostly eased. nuts rose except walnuts. prices held for many holiday staples. Stores report sales near record highs as many items show varied discounts and promotions.
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Associated Press
Bond Sales Off Ist Time In 13 Months
Ohio purchases of E and H Defense Bonds in November show the first monthly decline in 1952 from November 1951, ending 13 straight month gains. County totals report $359,333 in Butler and $371,249 nationwide. November 1951 totals reflect the final drive peak. Merrill Predmore notes no 1952 drive, but Ohio likely gains over 30 million over 1951 in E and H Bonds.
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Ohio
Joseph Warndorf
Butler County
Defense
Columbus
Merrill L. Predmore
Eros Statue Taken for Christmas Cleanup in London
Workmen removed the Eros statue from Piccadilly Circus for a Christmas cleanup and fountain repairs. A new water system will be installed before Queen Elizabeth II's coronation on June 2.
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London
Eros
God of
Love
Piccadilly Circus
Border health rules push vaccination proof for visitors
Most nations now require travelers to show a smallpox vaccination certificate before entry. Officials cite border safety and disease prevention as the primary reasons.
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Countries
Bahai Meeting Set January 18
A January 18 observance across the United States marks World Religion Day as part of the Centenary Year of the Baha i faith. Dayton speaker Mrs Elmer Guffey will discuss Birth of World Religion at a public meeting by the local Baha i group. Baha i members number about 2 500 centers in 124 countries and insulated communities worldwide.
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United States
Elmer Guffey
Dayton
Baha'u'llah
Customer Sends Judge Yale Salute at Christmas
In Cincinnati Judge William D. Alexander displayed a Christmas card from Albert Sallee, a longtime offender with about 100 arrests for intoxication and minor offenses in 30 years. Sallee, now in the Cincinnati Workhouse on an intoxication sentence, wrote of missing the judge on the 11th and sent best wishes from “out here.” The judge called the card a heartfelt keepsake from a repeat offender.
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Cincinnati
William D. Alexander
Alexander
Albert Sallee
Sallee
Bethlehem Lives Up To Its Name at Christmastime
Bethlehem Kentucky prepares for Christmas with about 300 people expected at church services in the small village named for the birthplace of the Prince of Peace. Pastor Delbert Butts notes residents keep the name in mind without boastful display.
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Bethlehem
Prince of Peace
Louisville
Delbert Butts
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Cosmic rays: unseen space radiation constant on Earth
Cosmic rays are mysterious powerful invisible radiations that continually bombard Earth from outer space, posing scientific puzzles and potential effects on technology and health.
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Earth
Carmody Urges Extra Holiday Precautions
City Commission Chairman Francis Carmody urged Middletonians to abandon apathy and adopt extra safety precautions for the holiday season and 1953. He warned accidents cost lives and economic stability, calling for sober care and citizen cooperation to prevent avoidable tragedies.
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Carmody
City Commission
Francis Carmody
Pedestrian dies after auto hits man in Columbus Ohio
Carl Spillman, about 50, of Fallsburg Kentucky, was killed Tuesday night when struck by a car near Columbus Ohio. Police identified the victim and reported the fatal crash, with investigators examining the scene for details.
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Columbus, O
Carl Spillman
Fallsburg
Columbus
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