Nine Killed As New Riots Rock Tunisia
Nine Tunisians were killed and 20 injured in new violence between Nationalists and French police across Sousse Naboul and Bizerte. The weeklong rioting left at least 25 dead with France sending mobile reinforcements from Algeria to quell unrest near Tunis. A derailment near Sousse-Sfas caused no casualties.
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Allies Fault Communists in Korea Truce Talks
Allies accuse Communist truce negotiators of grabbing for military advantage and denying POW repatriation rights. U N Command rejects forced returns while planning safeguards marking POW camps and possible airfield reconstruction ban during a truce. No progress reported as sessions end after 14 minutes.
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Kangdong
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Hsieh Fang
McGregor Recovers to Resume Duties in Washington
Rep. McGregor of Ohio fully recovered from a stomach upset after aiding a train in Columbus. He resumed duties in Washington today, continuing his congressional work.
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McGregor
Ohio
Columbus
Washington McGregor
Expect Japs To Approve Continued U S Garrison
Senate remarks by Sparkman foretell a negotiated agreement to keep U S troops in Japan before the peace treaty takes effect. Gen Bradley urged continued garrisoning and officials noted timing for an administrative pact with Japan to aid UN operations in Korea. Dean Rusk heads to Tokyo to finalize dispositions after talks in Washington.
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Sen. Sparkman
D-Ala
U. S
Japan
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Statertment
San Francisco
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Bradley
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Korea
Dean Rusk
Far East
State Department
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Rusk
Sparkman
Detective shoots unarmed youth amid gas station burglaries
Cleveland detective Charles Tuite shot 19 year old Jesse Hull after he entered a gas station with a history of five burglaries in four weeks. Hull was unarmed and died from a shotgun blast after failing to stop when ordered.
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Cleveland
Charles Tuite
Jesse Hull
Springfield Man Robbed In New York Assault
Henry Hayes a 42 year old from S Light Street Springfield Ohio was assaulted and robbed of 200 dollars by an unknown attacker on a morning in New York. He was left unconscious on a sidewalk at Bleecker Street and Sixth Avenue. Hayes worked at Wright Patterson Air Field in Dayton Ohio and was visiting New York.
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Henry Hayes
S. Light St
Springfield
Ohio
Bleecker St
Sixth Ave
Wright- Patterson Air Field
Dayton
Hayes
Word Airlift helps wounded GI through family tape contacts
The Weisinger family in Los Angeles runs a nightly program sending taped messages to soldiers at 279th General Hospital Osaka. Cpl. Martin Weisinger records patient messages, families reply by tape, and the exchanges often lift spirits and motivate recovery. The program, funded by the family, has continued seven months with notable cases of renewed will to live.
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Weisenger
279Th General Hospital
Osaka
Japan
Weising
Martin Weisinger
Martin
Lou Weisinger
Weisingers
Cpl. Weisinger
Hirohito Urges Eternal Peace in Postwar Diet
Emperor Hirohito called for the development of international peace as Japan enters its 13th postwar Diet. He noted allied friendship after six years of conflict and urged Parliament to back peace efforts while Premier Yoshida prepares a major policy speech amid a controversial budget allocating excess for potential rearmament.
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Shigeru Yoshida
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Blizzard Sweeps Northern Tier Slowing Roads To Standstill
A blizzard blanketed the northern tier from the Rockies to the Great Lakes with 50 to 60 mph winds. South Dakota highways were blocked and visibility near zero in Sturgis, Philip and Pierre as snow depths rose to 21 inches at Pierre and 17 at Aberdeen. Cold fronts drove subzero temps across several states while roads and schedules faced disruption.
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Tax Fraud Case Nearing Jury Delaney Trial Under Way
A federal jury in Boston with eleven men and one woman awaits judge instructions in the Denis W. Delaney tax fraud case. Delaney, a former Massachusetts Internal Revenue collector, faces charges of falsely certifying tax liens totaling 180,497 dollars and accepting bribes totaling 12,500 dollars in six counts.
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Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr
Delaney
Democrats Sprout Crop Of Hopefuls
A record crop of Democratic presidential hopefuls emerges as President Truman stays silent. With potential up to 20 candidates, many act as favorite sons in Illinois and elsewhere, while Kefauver Mark McMahon and Stassen circulate in early primary battles.
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Truman
Illinois
Kefauver
Tennessee
McMahon
Connecticut
Churchill to sail home on Queen Mary tonight
Prime Minister Winston Churchill, ill with a cold, plans to depart the United States tonight aboard the Queen Mary. He spent his final day in quiet residence at Bernard Baruch's home with physician Lord Moran visiting late last night. A noon city reception was canceled.
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Winston Churchill
Lord Moran
Bernard Baruch
Churchill
United States
Baruch
Montgomery GOP Endorses Taft and Rhodes for State Offices
The Montgomery County Republican Executive Committee endorsed Senator Robert A. Taft for president and Mayor James A. Rhodes of Columbus for state auditor. The panel also backed Senator John W. Bricker.
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Montgomery County
Republican Executive Committee
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
John W. Bricker
Washington state Democrats weigh Kefauver as Truman fades
Washington state Democrats foresee backing Sen. Kefauver for the presidential nomination if Truman does not run. Harry Henson predicted Kefauver support at the Chicago convention, while Taft and Eisenhower factions claim delegate strength ahead of the May state convention.
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Taft
Ohio
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Iago
Thomas E. Dewey
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Washington
Taft Supports McCarthy and MacArthur in Wisconsin
Senator Taft campaigned in Wisconsin for GOP convention votes and voiced support for Senator McCarthy and General MacArthur against President Truman. He called the State Department pro Communist and urged an investigation, arguing MacArthur was right and war cannot be fought with wraps. Taft planned stops in Madison and Monroe to open campaign HQs and deliver a farm policy speech.
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Eisenhower
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Toledo Boys Find Body Of Woman
In Toledo a group of boys near a north side school found a woman’s body frozen in a pond. Police identified the victim as 26 year old Cyeylia Wojtak. Her purse held 49.95 dollars and naturalization papers showing entry from Canada in 1948.
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Cyeylia Wojtak
Canada
Taft to File Bid for Governor Nomination
Cincinnati’s C P Taft plans to file petitions with the secretary of state for the Republican nomination for governor. The petitions reportedly include signatures from all 88 counties. State Senator Roscoe R Walcutt of Columbus filed similar petitions earlier this week.
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Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Secretary of State
Roscoe R. Walcutt
Schick Resigns as Newark High Football Coach
Ray Schick resigns today as head football coach of Newark High School after five seasons. He will take a public relations and personnel job February 11 at Kilgore Mfg. in Westerville. Schick’s Newark teams won 33 games, lost 11, and tied two. he previously coached Mec Kinley Junior High in Middletown.
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Newark High School
Kilgore Mfg. Plant
Westerville
Schick
Newark
MecKinley Junior High
Middletown
ONG Men Arriving At Louisiana Camp
Ohio National Guard division of about 8,000 troops arrives by rail for training at Camp Polk in the Louisiana pinelands. The 37th Division led by Maj. Gen. Leo Kreber will undergo intensive training at the facility.
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New Editor Named by New Yorker
New York William Shawn aged 44 named editor of the New Yorker to succeed founder Harold W. Ross who died December 6. Shawn has served as managing editor since 1939.
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William Shawn
New Yorker
Harold W. Ross
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Cuts Sought in 14 Billion Budget Yet Likely Blocked
Congress urged up to 14 billion dollars in cuts to Truman's peacetime budget for fiscal 1953, but unlikely to be enacted. President sought 84.26 billion for next year, with defense taking most of funds. Republicans pressed for at least five billion in cuts while warning of debt and taxes.
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Congress
Truman
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Capitol Hill
Bostonian Takes Control Of Western Union, Paper Reports
New York Journal American says Boston financier John Fox, 45, now controls Western Union Telegraph Co. Fox reportedly owns about 165,000 shares or 13.5 percent with options on more, while friends hold the rest of voting power. Fox plans no management changes and will defend President Walter P. Marshall against interference.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
John Fox
Boston
New York Journal-American
Western Union
Leslie Gould
Journal-American
Fox
Gould
Walter P. Marshall
Baseball Ticket Price Hike Okayed by Price Office
The Office of Price Stabilization approved higher ticket prices for six major league clubs including the Phillies Athletics Cubs White Sox Tigers Indians and all minor league clubs. Major league increases range from five cents on grandstand seats for the Indians to fifty cents on box seats for the Cubs and White Sox. Minor league ceilings may be raised by the allowed percentage under services price regulation.
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White Sox
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Chicago White Sox
Lamb To Unveil Plans For Senatorial Bid
Edward Lamb said he would announce his intentions to seek the Democratic nomination for U S senator on a television program Friday night.
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Toledo
Edward Lamb
U. S
Navy Bill Aims Second Nuclear Sub And Giant Carrier
Congress considers a $1.15 billion defense package authorizing construction of the second nuclear powered submarine and a second 60 000 ton carrier with atomic capable craft. The plan also funds 51 new combat ships modernization of 10 existing warships and 510 landing and service craft as part of President Truman's defense spending request.
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Congress
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Identical Twin Skin Graft Heals GI Brother in San Antonio
Leo Kijowski of Ford City Pennsylvania received a skin graft from his identical twin Leonard at Brooke Army Medical Center in a 4 1/2 hour operation. About 210 square inches were transferred to Leo to treat severe burns incurred in Korea. Leonard, still in combat, was flown to Texas for the procedure and spinal anesthesia. Doctors say grafts between identical twins can be permanent and expect Leo’s recovery to be shortened.
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John Kijowski
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Brooke Army Hospital
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