UN Condemns Soviet Treaty Violation With Chiang Kai-Shek
At the UN Political Committee vote 24 to 9 with 25 abstentions condemned the Soviet Union for failing to honor its 1945 treaty with Chiang Kai-Shek's government. The debate featured charges of U.S. aid to Chinese Nationalists in Burma and countercharges from the Soviet and Burmese delegations.
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Paris
United Nations
Soviet Union
Chiang Kai-Shek
Jacob A. Malik
Burma
U. S
Malik
T F. Tsiang
China
U.S
Iraq
Liberia
Thailand
Turkey
France
Mexico
Belgium
Holland
India
Indonesia
Israel
United Nations Political Committee
Blizzard Strikes Ohio River Flood Victims Near Marietta
Blizzard snow and ice join the Ohio River flood crest threatening 8 000 to 10 000 refugees in Ohio and West Virginia. Pomeroy and Middleport face midnight crest, Parkersburg sees hundreds seek higher ground, and nine deaths are tied to the flooding across three states.
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Marietta
Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Pomeroy
Middleport
Parkersburg
W. Va
Delmar Canaday
Portsmouth
Mississippi River
House Group Orders Probe of McGrath
The House Judiciary Committee votes to investigate the Justice Department and Attorney General J Howard McGrath with seven members to run a non fishing inquiry. Rep Keating accuses McGrath allies of shifting responsibility and facing administration pressure. Democrats wary of a broad fishing expedition.
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House
McGrath
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
J. Howard McGrath
King
Rep
Keating
Kerting
Secretary Sawyer Named In Suit
The minority stockholders of Radio Voice of Springfield Inc which operates WIZE sued Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer his wife Elizabeth and other directors in common pleas court today alleging improper salary allowances to the Sawyers. They seek to end the practice and recover 112 of the firm's 250 shares.
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Springfield
Radio Voice of Springfield, Inc
WIZE
Secretary of Commerce
Charles Sawyer
Elizabeth
Sawyers
Sawyer
Radio Voice
Common Leal Court
Theirm
Hotel Destroyed by Fire in Washington Court House
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the old Cherry Flat behind the Cherry Hotel in Washington Court House today. Flames forced three families from the frame building around 5 a.m. No injuries reported and damage was unestimated.
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Washington Court House
Winnipeg Couple Admit Killing Foster Daughter for Mocking God
A coroner's jury heard Gavin McCullough and his wife Lillian admit beating and strangling Martha Louise, a 7-year-old foster daughter adopted at 3 months, after she mocked God and refused to pray. They described praying all night afterward and McCullough said he strangled her with his knee on her chest.
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Winnipeg
Man
The
Arma
McCullough
Winnipeg Chamber Ofommerce
Lillian
Martha Louise
Britain Names Alexander As Defense Chief
Prime Minister Churchill named Field Marshal Viscount Alexander to succeed as defense minister. Alexander, 60, has governed Canada since 1946 and will be elevated to an earl. He returns to Britain mid February to assume the post on March 1 after a long World War II service under Eisenhower.
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London
Winston Churchill
Viscount Alexander
Britain
Alexander
Canada
Vincent Massey
Defense Ministry
Churchill
George
Dwight D. Eisenhower
River Captain Faces Flood Waters Behind New Wall
In Point Pleasant West Virginia river captain Charles C Stone remains on his cement block home as Kanawha and Ohio Rivers swell behind a 20 foot flood wall. The structure shields 4500 residents while flood levels push toward a 50 foot crest expected Wednesday. Stone likens his plan to Kurt Carlsen and the Flying Enterprise as others shelter behind the barrier.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
Kurt Carlsen
Carlsen
Charles C Stone
Kanawha
Ohio
Point Pleasand
Chinese May Relinquish Truce Role In Korea Armistice
North Korean officers hinted the Chinese might wash their hands of direct administration of the Korea armistice zone, proposing to hand control to North Korea alone. The UN reported progress on a 54 paragraph supervision plan, with Reds opposing certain phrases and demanding changes while warning of limited concessions on prisoner handling.
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Munsan
Red China
U. N
Red
Korean Peoples Army
Chinese People’s Volunteers
Chang Chun San
Ex-Collector Delaney Sentenced to Two Years in Bribe Case
Boston report states Denis W. Delaney, former Massachusetts Internal Revenue collector, is jailed for two years and fined $10 500 for taking 7500 in bribes and falsely claiming 180 000 tax liens were satisfied. Concurrent sentences apply across three bribery counts and three lien falsification counts. Delaney is disqualified from holding federal office.
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Boston
Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Massachusetts
Charles E. Wyzanski Jr
Delaney
United States
Wyzanski
Got Rich On Pennies
Cleveland widow Barbara Toth 65 died December 22 after selling penny candy to school children for 25 years. Estate valued at 50000 dollars per testamentary application filed by her attorney. Survived by three sisters Mrs Hunyak of Cleveland and Mrs Sztraka and Mrs Marie Bajusz living in Czechoslovakia.
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Cleveland
Barbara Toth
Bencore
Hunyak
Onrline Sztraka
Marie Bajusz
Czechoslovakia
Britain Receives 300 Million Aid to Prevent Defense Cuts
Washington reports emergency 300 million dollar aid from Mutual Security to Britain to avert deeper defense reductions amid dollar shortage. Harriman said without the grant Britain would lower its Western arms contribution. money to be used for dollar-heavy raw materials and components. The move follows Churchill’s congressional visit and is drawn from military aid funds after no specific provision in new legislation.
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Washington
Britain
Mutual Security
W. Averell Harriman
United
Truman
Congress
Churchill
Harriman
VU. S
All Believed Safe In Crash Of B 29
A U S B 29 crashed south of Tokyo after a full bomb load mission for Korea. Three hours after the accident 12 crew reported they were safe with two slightly injured. The Air Force believed all 13 aboard had bailed out.
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Tokyo
U.S
MIG Damaged In Jet Battle Over Korea
AI action over North Korea as American and Communist jets clashed. One Red MIG was damaged while about 50 MIGs tangled with 22 F 86 Sabres. No Allied losses. Fifth Air Force logged 160 missions and disrupted rail lines. B 29s attacked rail bridges as ground fighting intensified in Eastern Korea.
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Seol
Korea
North Korea
Sinanju
Poor Mr. Butterfly's Languishes In Jap Jail
In 1952 a Western serviceman Frank L Weaver once known as Tetsuichiro Kitagawa sits in a Japanese jail facing deportation after multiple attempts to return to Japan to be with Sachiko. He claims Sachiko betrayed him and declares he hates Australia and Australians who disrupted his life.
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Mr. Butterfly
Tokyo
Cho Cho San
Orient
West
Frank L. Weaver
Tetsuichiro Kitagawa
Weaver - Kitagawa
Japan
Sachiko
Smen
Kure
Man Depot
Weaver
Australia
Hirohito
Mystery Man Grunewald Refuses to Answer House Panel Questions
The House Ways and Means Subcommittee began contempt proceedings against Henry W. Grunewald and his attorney William Maloney after Maloney was removed from a committee hearing and Grunewald refused to answer questions. Chairman King warned of contempt and ejected Maloney as the panel pressed to learn if Grunewald possessed subpoenaed records in a $590000 tax dispute involving Abraham Grunewald.
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Truman
McGrath
Gottees
House
Ways and Means
Rep. King
Dcalif
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington
Henry W. Grunewald
William Power Maloney
Maloney
Grunewald
the Dutchman
Subcommittee
Chicago
Abraham [Eitelbawn
King
Congress
Justice Department
Smokine Ruins Claim Twelve Lives In Minneapolis Fire
Minneapolis firefighters recovered eleven bodies from a three story business apartment building razed by fire near the loop and expected to locate six more missing in the wreckage. Crews labored overnight in subzero temperatures under floodlights as a wrecking crane cleared debris. The first two victims were a six year old boy and a three year old girl found on crib springs with a large doll.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis Loop
Reynold Malmaquist
Malmquist
Judge's Wife Dies in Columbus Court Family Tragedy
Mrs. Met G. Underwood Jr., wife of the Columbus U S District Court judge, died Monday in New Lexington Ohio. Investigators report the death occurred at home and authorities say the cause is pending. The judge and family request privacy as they mourn this loss.
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New Lexington
Met G. Underwood Jr
Columbus U.S District Court
You Name It Collie Puppies Pedigreed Sale Alert
Classified notice for collie puppies advertised as pedigreed and for sale. Includes contact phone 2361 and pricing details with 8 day rate and payment terms. The puppies were sold on the third day. New Year's gift mention and want ad instructions included.
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Collie
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