Oh No Not Turkey Again By 8th Army Troops In Korea
William C Barnard reports on the U S 8th Army in Korea facing a Thanksgiving turkey surplus as a supply mix up stretches through the rear to the front lines. Troops recall fatigue from repeated meals while a mess sergeant jokes about a turkey sign and officials blame storage delays and distance for bland flavor.
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Turkey
Eighth Army
William C. Barnard
Seoulp
8Th Army
Korea
Mess Hall
U.S. 8Th Army
Dulles Adviser Says He Opposed Keeping Harry White
In Cleveland AP reports Secretary Dulles told CIO delegates that he advised against retaining Harry White in government. He warned against quiet approval of Kremlin rule and urged caution in any talks with Russia that might normalize coercive regimes behind the Iron Curtain.
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Cleveland
Dulles
CIO
Europe
Asia
Kremlin
Free World
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Germany
Austria
East Berlin
China
Alexander
Western Hemisphere
100000th Mrs Rhodes sails to Cambridge University
Margaret Rhodes of Flint Michigan aged 23 becomes the 100000th passenger to book space on the liner United States since its 1952 maiden voyage. She poses in a life preserver in New York to join her husband at Cambridge University in England.
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Margaret Rhodes
Flint
Mich
United States
New York
Cambridge University
England
Truman Defends White Spy Charge Fallout at Hearing
FBI Director Hoover testified against keeping Harry Dexter White in government and said Truman allowed White to move to the IMF post for surveillance. Brownell and Knowland criticized Truman's handling, with Truman standing by his statements and dismissing the controversy as he watched on TV.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Truman
Harry Dexter White
Hoover
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
White
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
Monetary Fund
Senate
Atty
Brownell
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Kansas City
Fanny White
Boston Brownell
Russia
Senate Committee
Jenner
R-Ind
Knowland
California
Dayton Man Killed by Car Near Dayton
Ford Rollman, 61, of Dayton, was killed yesterday when struck by a car north of here. Police identified the driver as Clarence Christian Jr., 27, of Tipp City, a friend and former neighbor of Rollman.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ford E. Rollman
Here
Clarence Christian Jr
Tipp City
Rollman
Ransom Hoax Case Nears End In Greenlease Kidnapping
In Kansas City the government aims to finish its death-penalty case today against Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady for the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. The mother testified that Hall assured her the boy was alive despite his death, as her husband Robert Greenlease and Hall watched. Hall confessed to the scheme and $592,000 ransom, with about half still missing, while St Louis police questioned why ransom money was not turned in.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Carl Austin Hall
Wastrel
Robert C. Greenlease
Hall
Bonnie Brown
FBI
St. Louis
Prisoner Of War Escapes Execution In Korea
A South Korean POW who escaped Monday from a neutral zone compound says he narrowly avoided execution by pro Communist POWs. Cpl Pak Ki Do reported a 45 member collaboration committee sentenced him to death for plans to return to South Korea. He fled just in time.
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Seoul
Neutral Zone
Cpl
Pak Ki Do
Red
South Korea
Police Chief Quits Springfield Speed Trap War
Theo dore Hebble resigned as police chief at nearby North Hampton during a special Village Council meeting to hear complaints he was operating a speed trap in the area.
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Springfield
Ohio
Theodore Hebble
North Hampton
Mighty Navy Transmitter To Operate
The Navy will begin transmissions today from NLK the world’s mightiest radio transmitter perched in the Cascade Mountains Washington Adm Robert Carney will start operation at the 14 million dollar station on a 6 000 acre site 55 miles northeast of Seattle The shipboard coastal and air stations will receive the signal and the power rate is 22 times the largest commercial outlet and twice that of any military transmitter with 1 200 000 watts of power and 12 towers spanning 8 700 feet between ridges
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Jim Creek Valley
Wash
Navy
Washington
Cascade Mountains
NLK
Adm
Robert Carney
Naval Operations
Seattle
United States
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
Newsman named information chief for Cincinnati post office
Washington reports Harry Cochran, longtime WEIR radio news director from Weirton West Virginia, was named information director for the new Post Office regional headquarters in Cincinnati. A Steubenville Ohio resident, Cochran previously worked for the Steubenville Herald Star and the Chillicothe Gazette.
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Washington
Harry Cochran
WEIR
Weirton
W. Va
Post Office
Cincinnati
Sen
Bricker
Ohio
Steubenville
Cochran
Paratroop Drop Crashes. Fifteen Die Near Ft Bragg
A C119 Flying Boxcar crashed during a mass paratrooper drop of the 82nd Airborne Division near Fort Bragg North Carolina killing five aboard and ten paratroopers in the path. The crash occurred during a 32-transport training exercise part of a conference on joint airborne operations. The pilot co-pilot and two Air Force crew members died. One paratrooper remained trapped inside as a shovel attached to a jumper’s uniform hung at the door. Thirty-seven jumpers survived. Survivors described a sudden impact and chaos as planes descended and paratroopers tried to bail out. Wreckage scattered across scrub pines over hundreds of yards, with the aircraft exploding and burning.
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82Nd Airborne Division
Air Force
J.C. Hubert Sluss
Bristol
New York Kidnapper Surrenders in Tampa Police Case
Anthony James Palazzola, 26, walked into Tampa police headquarters and surrendered, admitting nothing about rape but saying he would return to New York. Detectives matched his photo to New York alert descriptions after he carried a newspaper report of the crime. He waived extradition and is held in county jail.
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Tampa
Fla
New York
Anthony James Palazzola
Neil Brown
Palazzola
Brown
Dorothea del Longo
Law Prevents Race Changes
Ohio Racing Commissioner Zolton Gombos says state law prevents him from following State Auditor James A Rhodes recommendation for stricter track control. Rhodes urged three stewards rotating across tracks, but Gombos notes the racing act allows only one representative per track at the track's expense. Rhodes criticized the commission as catering to promoters rather than protecting the public.
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Columbus
Ohio
Zolton Gombos
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Commission
Gombos
Racing Commission
Skyrocket Jet Reaches New Speed Record
The Times aviation editor says the Douglas Skyrocket reached a world speed of 1,272 mph on Oct 14 with Scott Crossfield piloting. He climbed to 62,000 feet, then dived and landed after about three minutes of powered flight, exceeding the 1951 record.
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Los Angeles
Times’ Aviation
Marvin Miles
Scott Crossfield
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Bill Bridgeman
Douglas
Crossfield
Lausche Improves After Brief Hospital Stay
Columbus Ohio Governor Frank J Lausche lies in Mount Carmel Hospital since Monday for rest. Secretary Ralph Locher said yesterday the governor feels noticeably improved.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Mount Carmel Hospital
Ralph Locher
Kings of Greece offend no one at Los Angeles visit
King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece shrugged off controversy over a Los Angeles banquet program. Eartha Kitt and Dick Powell drew ire from officials who called parts risque, while the royal couple praised the entertainment as lovely and not offensive.
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Belen
N. M
Los Angeles
Greece
Frederika
Paul
Eartha Kitt
Dick Powell
Norris Poulson
Miss Kitt
Powell
Eddie Rio
American Guild of Variety Artists
Rates On Fire Insurance Cut In Ohio
Walter A. Robinson Ohio state insurance superintendent announced a 7 percent cut in fire insurance rates for dwelling class property effective November 30. The change is expected to save Ohio residents about 1.65 million dollars annually. Four family dwellings are now included in the dwelling definition, but wind storm and extended coverage rates for radio and television equipment outside buildings will rise across all property classes due to unfavorable experience.
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Columbus
Ohio
Walter A. Robinson
Soviet toymakers pressured for cuddlier bears and prettier dolls
Moscow consumers crown toy makers with demands as Evening Moscow cites store complaints about dolls with harsh hair, unsoft bears, musical toys, and a lack of varied games. The piece notes few war toys and hints at a push toward kinder, better crafted playthings under Malenkov.
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Richard Kasischke
Moscow
Soviet Union
Evening Moscow
Pravda
Eisenhower Hopes Clean up to End Communist Issue
President Eisenhower told a news conference he hopes the Washington cleanup will remove the communist in government issue from next year’s campaign. He also said he has said his last word for now on the Harry Dexter White case.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry Dexter White
Reds Make Major Talk Concession
PANMUNJOM Allied and Communist negotiators showed incremental progress in attempts to set up a long-delayed Korean peace conference. The Communists rejected an American plan to invite neutral nations to full talks but dropped demands for a round-table format with neutrals having a strong voice. They proposed neutrals attend as a third party with limited voting, while U S envoy Arthur Dean sought clarifications. Prisoner interviews in Korea appeared unlikely to resume soon as the Indian command reported no interviews tomorrow, with signs POWs may be held back for conditions.
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Panmunjom
Russia
Reds
U. S
Arthur Dean
Korea
Indian Command
ROKs Warn Jap Patrols Over Fishing Boats
South Korea's naval chief Pak Ok Kyoo warned that Korean guns would be used in self defense against any Japanese patrols aiding fishing boats trespassing in Korea waters. A Sunday clash in the Japan Sea saw two Japanese fishing boats slip away as patrols aided them.
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Korea
Pak Ok Kyoo
Pak
Japan Sea
South Korea
Weather show ers and mild trend across regions
The eastern two thirds stayed mild with scattered showers possible by evening. Tomorrow brings increasing cloudiness and more showers, with fair conditions in Miami Valley tonight. Kentucky may see cloudy skies tonight, with a cool low near 32. Highs reached 70 in Middletown yesterday, while Armco’s Gate logged a 32 degree low this morning.
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Miami Valley
Kentucky
West Portion
East
Middletown
Armco
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