Eisenhower MacArthur Lunch Meeting Sparks Korea Peace Talk
President-elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur were reported to meet at lunch at John Foster Dulles home in New York to discuss a plan to end the Korean War. Spokesmen avoided comment while MacArthur outlined a possible deadlock solution.
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Eisenhower
Geo. Douglan MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower Aad DuBen
MacArthur
United Fprcns
Wisip
Korea
New York City
Eivenhower
Collega
Elsenhower
War Pot
Bironhower
Jamon Hagerty
Hagerty
Andre
Ara ‘Hagerty
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Hopkins Professor Lattimore on leave amid court case
The president of Johns Hopkins University says Professor Owen Lattimore will take a leave of absence pending a court decision on purged jury charges. Lattimore, head of the International Relations School, has been indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Washington. Tel Aviv reports David Ben-Gurion expected to resign as Israel’s prime minister tomorrow and form a new coalition. Florida frost coats farms. temperature down to 25 degrees in Cross City. The frost damages most of the snap bean and corn crops and affects citrus growers’ work.
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Johna Hopkins University
Qwen Lattimore
Lattimore
Washington
Tel Aviv
Israel
David Ben- Gution
Isrgel
Zonist
Ain
Miami
Florida
Cross City
Bombers Rain 220000 Pounds on Communist Supply Dumps
American B 29 Superforts from Okinawa bomb two Communist supply dumps in North Korea amid overcast winds and hurricane force conditions. Sabre jet fighters engage Mig-15s with four damaged and one confirmed down. Sixty four Migs clash near the Yalu. one downed and Sabres suffer no decisive loss.
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Bn United Press
North Korea
King
Okinawa
Yalu River
Minister Brings Down Two Deer With One Auto Bump
A Los Angeles motorist likely set a hunting record after hitting two deer with one car. Rev. Mark A. Tennion reports finding two dead deer after stopping to inspect. State police Lt. Harry Taylor notes one deer may have been struck by the other's carcase, as deer often travel in pairs.
Two Juveniles Held For Gas Station Breaks
Police say two juveniles admitted to breaks at Murray Service Station on South Main Street and Melbourne Service Station on Rubber Avenue Saturday night. Nothing was taken at Murray’s and only small change missing at Melbourne’s. Entry gained by breaking windows. No arrests made, says Police Chief John J. Gormley.
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South Main Street
Melbourne
Rubber Avenue
John J. Gormley
Gormsey
College Students Returning Home for Christmas Holidays
College students studying at New Britain Teachers College Purdue University Dean Junior College University of Connecticut and others will be home for the holidays. Several names appear among those returning including Louis Mennille Miss Mary Acton Lennon and Miss Claire Semplenski with many others serving out of town. A community Children’s party at White Facile Society hall scheduled for Sunday December 28 was cancelled due to competing holiday activities.
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Beacon Falls
Man
Warren
Louis Mennille
Mary Aton Lennon
New Britain Teachers College
Claire Semplenski
Jane Andrew
Henry Benz
Annewes
University of Connecticut
George Leopard
Dean Junior College
Franklin
Mass
Jan Leppard
White Facile Society
Wis
Swierczewski
Reddick Murder Case Goes To Jury Today
In New Haven dated December 47 the state presents its case in the murder trial of Leroy Reddick. He is accused of placing an explosive charge that killed Homer Wright and Ophelia Wright in front of their home on March 18. Wright was to testify against Reddick in an attempted holdup cage. Reddick denies involvement. defense argues the case rests on circumstantial evidence and notes the lack of eye witnesses.
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Conn
Leroy Reddick
Placig
Homer and
Ophelia
Wright
Reddick
Abraham
Mmat
Thig
Dong
Hospital Bulletins From Beacon Falls And Waterbury
Frank Wynne aged 24 from 60 Wolte Avenue Beacon Falls was discharged yesterday as a surgical patient at St. Mary’s Hospital. Mrs Florence M Leomia of 213 80 Main Street sustained a knee injury in a fall at home this morning and was taken to Waterbury Hospital.
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Wolte
Avenue
Beacon Falls
St. Mary's Hospital
Main Street
Waterbury ‘Hospital
Abdulance
Committee Favors One Way Program for Sunday Traffic
The Parking and Traffic Committee of the Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously to keep the present one way Sunday morning traffic plan. Chairman George Behrendt said the system eases congestion and will be explained to lower Church Street merchants after Christmas. Police Chief John J. Gormley and others approved, with a borough board vote anticipated in January.
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Chambera Quartata
George Bohrandt
Behrendt
John J. Gormley
Carming
Police Department
Mr. Behrendt
Gormiey
Frank Clark
Ralph Pasha
John Mazilauskas
A. E. Svenson
Yugoslavia Breaks Ties With Vatican Over Archbishop Controversy
Yugoslavia, led by Tito's Communist government, severed diplomatic relations with the Vatican accusing Rome of meddling in internal Yugoslav affairs. The dispute centers on Archbishop Stepinac once jailed as a war criminal and later made a cardinal, a move Zagreb calls an insult.
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Vatican
Murahal Tito
Tito
Aloysiaus Stepinac
Sixty Children To Be Guests Of Ojeda Council
Sixty underprivileged children selected by priests from Naugatuck Union City and Beacon Falls will attend a Christmas party with Santa Claus toys and candy tonight in the Knights of Columbus rooms Neary building. The event begins at 5:30 PM. Knights of Columbus members and their children will take part with co chairmen Fred Ruger and Dick Whitehead noted.
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Union City
Beacon Fally
Knights of Columbus
Neary Building
Fred Rugeerk
Dick. Whitehead
Consolidation Ideas for Planning and Zoning Bodies
The Zoning Study Commission discussed unifying the planning board and zoning group at a town hall meeting. J Scott Brown urged combining duties to fit a small community, noting an appeals board already exists. A next session in January will review borough industrial and commercial development and report on actions.
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Zoning Study Commission
J. Scott Brown
Naugatuck
Brown
Court House
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Henry Murter
Edward
Ginty
Christmas Village at Yale Draws 1800 Children
About 1800 boys and girls visited the Christmas Village on the Green through last night, per Clarence Green of the Lions Club. Concerts remain scheduled daily with multiple choirs including High School, Salem School, Central Avenue, Western School, and St Francis groups under Sister Madelina. Village hours are 2 to 4 30 and 7 to 8 20 p.m. Saturday is final day.
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Lions ‘Club
Soho
Salem
Texdo
Davis
Central Avenue
Western School
St. Francis
Madelina
Watertown Crash Leaves Girl Dead and Three Hurt
Watertown officials report one girl died and three others injured in a road collision. Authorities are continuing to investigate the wreck and identify the victims and circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Watertown
Tragic Route 6 Crash Kills Delores Zwanch at Woodbury
Delores Zwanch aged 17 died at Waterbury Hospital after a car crash on Route 6 in Woodbury. The vehicle, owned by Roger Clark, was demolished and four youths were injured including driver Audrey Clark and Eleanor Butkus. All injured were treated at Waterbury Hospital. State Trooper James Lenihan led the investigation.
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Atwood Court
Watretown
Watrebury Hospital
Woodbury
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Nonnewaur Road
Bethlehem
Eleanor Butkus
Star Route
George Warren
Litchfield Road
Watertown
Waterbury Hospital
James Lenihan
Investigaton
Roger Clark
Andrew Clark
Safety Council Awards Honor to Neugatick Chemical Plant
In a ceremony tomorrow the Neugatick Chemical plant will receive the National Safety Council Award of Honor for outstanding industrial safety. The plant logged over three million manhours with no disabling injuries from October 12, 1951 to October 1082. Philip E. Rice, factory manager, and H. W. Hughroy Jr. are listed among attendees.
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Neugatick Chemical Plant
National Safety Coucil
Ith “Provident
Ned H. Dearborn
Philip E. Rice
United States Rubber Company
HW. B. Huiphroyas, Jr. Igalao
Grange plans two Christmas parties and New Year dance
Beacon Valley Grange schedules a children's Christmas party Friday at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall with Antonia Brodeur and Olive L. Green wood in charge. A Friday Dec 26 adults party follows the business meeting with grab bag and a full course dinner for attendees. Reservations for the New Year Eve event are due by Dec 26. William Brush chairs the party planning with several helpers. Emerson J. Leonard and staff at Wallingford will install newly elected officers in ceremony. Jan 3.
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Grange
Antonia Brodeur
Olive L. Greenwood
William Brush
Reva Knott
Mary Pichulo
Anna Brush
Greenwood
Charles Messner
Emerson J. Leonard
Wallingford
Births Nelson and Norris add two children this December
Nelsons welcome Wayne Donald, their fourth son, born December 11 at St Marys Hospital Beacon Falle. Grandparents Joseph Nelgon of Oakville. Norris couple greet Margaret Anne, their first child, born December 10 in Midland Texas. mother Mary Lou Fagan is daughter of Joseph Fagan Waterbury.
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Wayne Donald
Ellard Nelson
Church Street
Beacon Falle
St. Mary's Hospital
Ronald
Kevin
Bobby
Joan Halloway
Leo Halloway
Beacon Fally
Joseph Nelgon
Oakville
Norris
Margaret Anne
Robert P. Norris
Midland
Texas
Mary Lou Fagan
Joseph Fagan
Waterbury
Michel Norris
May Street
Lattimore vows to fight perjury charges to Supreme Court
Far Eastern scholar Owen Lattimore denounces the perjury indictment as he says he will contest all seven counts up to the Supreme Court. Indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury, he faces possible seven years if convicted and plans arraignment Friday as prosecutors prepare motions. The Johns Hopkins professor met with his lawyers last night and pledged to clear his name.
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Hre
Supreme Court
Lattimore
Senate
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FBI
Johns Hopkins University
Rep Patterson To Be Honored At Testimonial Here
Rep James T. Patterson will be honored at a testimonial on January 17 in the Elka Lodge rooms. Patterson was recently reelected to a fourth term in Congress. Pierce Casper leads the arrangements committee. The Elka granted Casper’s application to use the rooms for the testimonial.
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James T. Patterson
Elka
Patterson
Pierce Casper
Caspers
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