U S Prelate To Become Cardinal
Pope Pius XII named 24 new Cardinals with James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles the sole American on the list. The consistory to elevate them will be Jan. 12, restoring the Sacred College to 70 members and echoing the 1946 postwar ceremony. Archbishop McIntyre, born in New York City, is 66 years old.
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Vatican City
Italy
Pius XII
Sacred College
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
New York City
McIntyre
Los Angeles Archbishop McIntyre Named Cardinal
Arch bishop J Francis A McIntyre of Los Angeles will become a cardinal after leading the archdiocese for under five years The archbishop said he was stunned by the news and would comment later The announcement came to him from The Associated Press early this morning
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Los Angeles
J. Francis A. McIntyre
Associated Press
New Cardinals Named From 12 Nations Including Canada
The announcement lists twelve new cardinals with Italians dominating at 11 of the 24. Notable include Msgr. Paul Emil Leger of Montreal and Archbishops such as Carlo Agonti of Venice and Celso Constantini of Teodosiopoli. Non Italians include representatives from France Spain Brazil Ecuador Yugoslavia Ireland United States Canada Poland Colombia and Germany.
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Los Angeles
Msgr
Aloysius Stepinac
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Sacred College
France
Spain
Brazil
Ecuador
Ireland
United States
Canada
Poland
Colombia
Germany
Paul Emil Leger
Montreal
McIntyre
Carlo Agonti
Venice
Celso Constantini
Teodosiopoli
Augusto Alvaro da Silva
San Salvador
Baia
Gateano Cicognani
Angelo Guiseppe Ronzalli
Valerio Valeri
The
Sacred Congregation For the Oriental Church
Pietro Ciriaci
Portugal
Couple Tied Together For Life In Capri Honeymoon
A Milanese couple arrived in Capri bound together by a three foot gold chain linking the groom's right wrist to the bride's left wrist. Franco Pozzi, 26, and his wife explained the arrangement is permanent to ensure they stay close throughout life.
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Capri
Italy
Franco Pozzi
Milan
Shopping Days Till Christmas Television Sets as Gifts
Middletown stores offer a wide selection of television sets as Christmas gifts for the entire family. Visit with mom to compare beautiful models suited to any living room style.
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Middletown
Mom
Lost Alaskan C124 Found After Fatal Flight
Anchorage reports the C124 Globemaster wreckage on Mt Gannett found by educator pilot Terris Moore. The disaster killed 52 aboard, part of a string of nine military crashes from Korea to Montana in three weeks prompting a U S Air Force probe of airborne navigation and communications equipment.
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Alaska
Tacoma
Wash
Great Circle
Korea
Montana
Washington
Terris Moore
University of Alaska
Moore
Air Force
Elmendorf Air Force Base
McChord Air Force Base
Mt. Gannett
Shelton
Seoul
Tokyo
Sea of Japan
Kodiak
Billings
Mont
Vancouver Island
CIO Leaders Deadlocked in Race for CIO President
In Atlantic City leaders of the CIO edge toward a clash between Walter Reuther and Allan Haywood as they seek Philips Murray’s successor. peacemakers like Jacob Potofsky press unity while the convention nears and the 46 member executive board meets without decisive action.
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CIO
Walter Reuther
Labor Organization
Philip Murray
Reuther
United Auto Workers
Allan S Haywood
Big
Labor Federation
Jacob S. Potofsky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Steelworkers
Auto Workers
Auto Union
Steel
Haywood
Parole Probe Ordered Over Capone Hoodlums
Atty Gen James P McGranery ordered FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to launch a wide sweep investigation into the paroles of three ex Capone gangsters Paul Ricca Louis Campagna and Charles Gioe under suspicion of bribery The inquiry follows a 1948 House committee probe that found no bribery but noted large sums may have influenced the release decisions
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Washington
James P. MecGranery
Capone
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
McGranery
Paul
Ricca
Louis
U. S
Compagna
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Chicago
Atty
Otto Kerner
Kerner
Dog's Barks Save Boy Adrift For 14 Hours
Three year old James Adairo drifted 15 miles in a skiff for over 14 hours in Choctawhatchee Bay after mother Ruth Adairo was tossed overboard. A stray dog Missie, a Spitz mix, stayed with him and later vanished. Ssgt John Cornett and off duty air police helped rescue the child from the marsh while Missie remained missing.
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FT. Walton
Fla
James Adairo
Missie
James
Spitz
Choctawhatchee Bay
Eglin Air Force Base
Ruth Adairo
Robert Glass
Elgin
Air Force
John Cornett
Hindman
Eglin Air Police
OPS Official Recommends Ending Controls In 90 Days
Washington AP report states Edward F. Phelps Jr of OPS proposed lifting wage price controls within 90 days while preserving defense related price restraints. Roger Putnam rejected the idea as premature, with Tighe Woods opposing decontrol. The proposal also noted potential to curb cost of living. PAD suggested higher West Coast oil ceilings to boost production, pending OPS decisions.
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Washington
Edward F. Phelps, Jr
Office of Price Stabilization
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Springfield
Mass
Phelps
Tighe Woods
Petroleum Administration For Defense
Standard and Union Oil Companies
California
Moceri Lawyer Fights Order in Fugitive Case
In Los Angeles Municipal Court Judge F Ray Bennett upheld the validity of a fugitive complaint seeking removal of Leo Lips Moceri to Toledo for trial on a 1931 gangland slaying. Moceri’s attorney argued the name mismatch with Leonard Moceri, but the court ruled the complaint sufficient and set a hearing for next Wednesday. Moceri was arrested November 19 after an alleged pay phone slugs incident despite cash, bank deposit slip, and an expensive sedan being present.
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Los Angeles
Leo (Lips) Moceri
Toledo
F. Ray Nnett
Moceri
Leonard
Leo
Leonard Moceri
Sister Kenny Slips Toward Critical Condition
Sydney reports Sister Elizabeth Kenny deteriorating from coronary thrombosis at her Queensland home. The latest bedside bulletin states she is sinking and in a grave condition.
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Kenny
Sydney
Australia
Elizabeth Kenny
Queensland
Lie's successor next UN problem
The big powers police for a closed door struggle over a successor to U N Secretary General Trygve Lie. Russians want Lie out quickly. Western powers seek a longer decision window amid Korea tensions and armistice debate. Diplomats expect informal talks to start next week as candidates like Romulo Entezam and Pearson are discussed.
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N. Y
U. N
Trygve Lie
Lie
General Assembly
U. S
Korea
Eisenhower Aides Named As White House Staff Picks
President elect Eisenhower plans a busy weekend with talks on foreign policy and government streamlining. He meets nine officials including John Foster Dulles who will announce after their session. He also taps Thomas E Stephens and Dr Gabriel Hauge for top White House posts as security and staff plans advance.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
James C. Hagerty
Milton Eisenhower
Citizens Committee For
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Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
Karea
Walter Bedell Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
White House
Thomas E. Stephens
Stephens
Ireland
New York City
Gabriel Hauge
Hauge
Hawley, Minn
St Charles School District Under State Order Over Indian Pupils
South Dakota State Superintendent Harold Freeman says the St Charles district must provide educational facilities for Indian children after the U S Indian Service closed a local school. He sent a warning letter and set a Monday deadline for compliance as resentment grew over segregated classes run by a missionary priest.
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U. S. Indian Service
St.Charles
St. Charles School
Ralph E. Willwock
Xavier Mission
Freeman
Gambler Stacher Missing Before Court Appearance
Joseph Doc Stacher, once a prominent gambler, vanished from his Las Vegas hotel an hour and a half before a habeas corpus hearing. His attorney claimed no knowledge of his whereabouts and the court forfeited a $5,000 bond. The case ties to a gambling conspiracy indictment in Saratoga County and Gov. Russell had ordered his removal to New York.
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Las Vegas
Joseph
Doc) Stacher
New York
New Jersey
Stacher
Psalm 121 The Lord Keeps Israel Forever
The text presents a Psalm 121 meditation on divine protection. It proclaims that help comes from the Lord, maker of heaven and earth, who does not slumber. It asserts the Lord as keeper and shade, preserving the faithful from evil and safeguarding all comings and goings forever.
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Earth
Israel
Gas Fumes Sickened Crowd At Wichita Sears Store
In Wichita Kansas at least 26 persons were hospitalized after gas fumes from the store heating system swept through a crowded downtown Sears Roebuck. Victims received oxygen and some artificial respiration outside. Fire Chief said exhaust gate in the heating plant was open.
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Wichita
Kan.p
Sears Roebuck
Elgin Wood
Shippers Plan To Up 1953 Ore Shipments
Great Lakes shippers forecast moving 106 million tons of iron ore from the upper lakes next season, about 3 million more than the current year. The plan reflects anticipated higher demand and continued mining activity across the lake region.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Upper Lakes
Ohio Tax Team To Be Installed Monday By Snyder
The federal government reshapes Ohio tax collection as Raymond C. Cake becomes commissioner of all state tax matters. Four new assistants replace deputy collectors in Columbus Cleveland Toledo and Cincinnati with ceremonies at Cleveland Public Auditorium led by Secretary Snyder.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Raymond C. Cake
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Snyder
Nathaniel Looker
Columbus
Parker C. Williams
Gilbert C. Hooks
Toledo
Russell A. Welch
Cincinnati
Friay
Superforts Strike Near Manchuria In Night Raid
U S stationed bombers from Okinawa and Japan attacked airfields and targets near Manchuria and northwestern Korea. Bombs hit a supply complex at Haeju and a marshaling yard at Hamhung while Uiju and Sinuiju facilities were struck amid heavy anti aircraft fire. Red fighters and searchlights challenged the raid as Maj Dollahan reported a fiery debris sighting over the target.
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Manchuria
Okinawa
Japan
Sinuiju
Uiju
Korea
Haeju
Hamhung
Yalu River
Jack W. Dollahan
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dollahan
Lima Fugitive Nabbed In Toledo
John T. Auld, 33, an inmate who escaped from Lima State Hospital for the Criminally Insane on Sept. 2, was captured by Toledo police Friday night. Auld fled with John T. O'Bant, 51, of South Bend Ind, and Michael Chepak, 33, of Youngstown. O'Bant and Chepak were arrested the next day.
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Toledo, O
John T. Auld
Lima State
Winnie Judd Vanishes From Arizona State Hospital
Winnie Ruth Judd, a 48 year old killer known for dismembering two women and sending remains to Los Angeles, vanished from the Arizona State Hospital through a hole in a window screen. Police admit no solid clue and suspect possible aid from acquaintances. Authorities describe ongoing searches and questioning of two former nurses tied to the hospital. A reported Tucson house tip prompted a midnight stakeout with no arrest or sign of Judd.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Tucson
Judd
State Hospital
Agnes Ann le Roi
Hedvig Samuelson
Los Angeles
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