U S Rejects Vishinsky Move For U N Talks In Paris
The United States rejected a proposal by Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky to shift Korean armistice talks to a top level United Nations Security Council meeting in Paris. Ambassador Benjamin Cohen said the plan could delay and disrupt the truce efforts, noting U S eagerness for a speedy Korea settlement.
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United States
Russia
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Benjamin Cohen
Vishinsky
Korea
Howard M. Turner
Andrei Vishinsky
Pan Mun Jom
East Side Garden Eats New Year Produce and Local News
An East Side resident ate green onions from his garden on New Year’s Day. Pa Nene notes a newborn girl first greeted 1950 in New Castle at 7 10 am. Four babies born in local hospitals on New Year’s Day. Communities plan a giant Christmas tree burning festival. Drivers face dirtied windows and spring lawn care is needed. Some states keep one tag system and Pa Nene reports Pennsylvania plans one plate after April 1 with a blue background and orange letters. By-pass and turnpike traffic ease east of Washington Street near the Ohio border.
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Pa Nene
New Castle
Richard George Louis
Martha Street
Pennsylvania
Weather Forecast Unsure Night to Rain Then Warmer
Snow sleet or freezing rain expected tonight changing to rain late tonight or tomorrow with some clearing by tomorrow afternoon. Low 25 to 30 tonight, mostly cloudy and warmer tomorrow. Maximum 35 and minimum 19 today with no precipitation. River stage 9.8 feet. Last year’s 24 hours: high 52, low 37, precipitation 0.37 inches.
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United States
U.N. Debate Over Vishinsky Moves Clouds Korea Talks
In Paris Vishinsky urges the U.N. assembly to condemn the U.S. mutual security pact and repeal funds for anti-communist action while in Korea Allied reports claim Red warplanes are secretly crated from Manchuria. Talks at Panmunjom remain deadlocked as proposals shift toward the Security Council.
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Korea
Paris
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Russia
Munsan
Manchuria
North Korea
Hearty Welcome Planned for Churchill Visit
Washington officials say British Prime Minister Churchill will receive a hearty welcome during his U S trip this weekend. A state department spokesman dismissed reports of U S coolness toward the visit as unhelpful to Anglo American ties and stressed good will as essential to the Truman Churchill conferences.
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State Department
Man Alleged To Have Eight Wives Eludes Capture
In Mesa Arizona George M Dutson a 55 year old excommunicated Mormon with a reported six wives continues to elude a southwest manhunt on a bigamy charge filed by Bishop Wendel A Davis head of the Mesa Latter Day Saints church The six wives are charged with open and notorious cohabitation and are free on 500 dollars bond a motion to dismiss the charge is to be argued in justice court tomorrow Aaron Kinney represents Dutson in the case
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George M. Dutson
Mesa
Southwest
Wendel A. Davis
Latter Day Saints Church
Davis
Dutson
Justice Court
Aaron Kinney
Work Of Clearing Rail Line Of Wreck Near Completion
In Columbus Ohio the cleanup of a wrecked Pennsylvania line near Hilliards proceeds as crews remove 50 freight cars after a derailment caused by a broken coil of steel cable. Three propane tank car explosions hampered work and a carload of anti aircraft shells exploded injuring four firemen. Normal rail traffic between New York and St. Louis expected to resume today.
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New York
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Hilliards
Pennsylvania Railroad
Public Hearings On Liquor Bill Loom Today
Harrisburg reports public hearings to consider a bill allowing bottled liquor sales at taprooms after 9 pm, with a 15 percent markup, amid governor plans to hear opposition before deciding, while Philadelphia reports a four alarm warehouse fire at Eastern Paper Stock Company near the waterfront.
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John S. Fine
General Assembly
Philadelphia
Eastern Paper Stock Company
Churchill to Reach New York on Saturday
New York City prepares to greet British Prime Minister Winston Churchill with a trimmed welcome. Mayor Impellitteri and officials will meet Churchill as the Queen Mary reaches quarantine, then a cutter ride to Brooklyn and a 10 car motorcade to Floyd Bennett Field for a flight to Washington with President Truman.
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New York
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New York City
Winston Churchill
Vincent Impellitteri
New York Bay
Washington
Truman
Blair House
Port of Embarkation
Brooklyn
Floyd Bennett Field
Pennsylvania Station
New Mail Route Tests Prisoner of War Correspondence
The Far East command announced a two way test of a new mail route between American prisoners of war in Korea and families at home. Twenty two pounds of high priority mail were flown from Tokyo to Korea for delivery to Communist representatives at Pan Mun Jom for distribution to camps behind Red lines.
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Korea
Far East Command
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Pan Mun Jom
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Peiping
Truman to deliver State of the Union address January 9
President Truman will address a joint session of Congress at 12 30 p m EST on Wednesday January 9 1946 and said he does not yet know when he will submit his budget and economic messages.
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INS
Truman
Congress
Mrs. Jos P Tumulty Dies at 71 in Chevy Chase
Mrs. Jos P Tumulty 71 wife of former White House secretary Joseph Tumulty died yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Philip A Caulfield in Chevy Chase Maryland. A requiem mass will be celebrated Saturday.
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Washington
INS
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
Philip A. Caulfield
Chevy Chase
Chairman Symington Expected to Resign and McGrath Rumors
President Truman said W Stuart Symington plans to resign later this month and Attorney General McGrath may also quit. The President noted Symington has sought to leave government for a year and a half and indicated he will accept the resignation. He avoided confirming McGrath’s written resignation and said announcements should come from the President, not rumors.
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Washington
INS
RFC
W. Stuart Symington
McGrath
Truman
Symington
United States
Justice Department
Pay raise eyed for servicemen by seven to ten percent
Senate armed services member Sen Hunt predicts a seven to ten percent pay boost for uniformed personnel citing the high cost of living. House and government control leaders warn no major expansion of controls in the new session. In the Suez Canal Zone two Egyptians die and one is wounded as British forces clash with terrorists east of Abu Suweir. Corporal Clair Goodblood awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously for heroism in Korea. his parents will receive the medal.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
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Hunt
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Cairo
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Suez Canal Zone
Suez
Abu Suweir
Canal
Burnham
Maine
Korea
Cpl
Clair Goodblood
Percy R. Goodblood
Allied Forces Recapture Two Hill Positions In Korea
Allied troops recaptured two hill positions on Korea’s West and East-Central fronts after losing them to Communist forces. UN forces, backed by tanks and air raids, regained ground near Korangpo and Mundung Valley during operations tied to Operation Strangle, as patrols and skirmishes continued along the 145 mile front.
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Korea
United Nations
Korangpo
Mundung
County Solons In Annual Meet
Lawrence county supervisors and auditors will gather in the Y M C A auditorium on Friday January 11 for the annual meeting of the county association convening at 10 o clock Questions of importance to township officers will be discussed secretary John W Cox stated today Among those expected to be present to address the meeting will be state township engineer Daniel A Bailey of Harrisburg district township engineer H O Wheelock of Franklin and H A Thompson state secretary of the State Supervisors Association
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County Association
John W. Cox
Daniel A. Bailey
Harrisburg
H. O. Wheelock
Franklin
H. A. Thompson
State Supervisors Association
Identification Of Plane Crash Victims Being Completed
Identification of all 28 people killed in a C-47 transport crash is expected today. Bodies were removed from the 7,000 foot peak northeast of Phoenix and 12 were identified by dentures or fingerprints. Victims include 19 cadets returning to West Point from leave and a WAF sergeant, the lone woman aboard. The plane was en route from Hamilton Field to Goodfellow Air Base.
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Phoenix
Ariz
INS
West Point
WAF
Hamilton Field
Goodfellow Air Base
San Angelo
Texas
Law to outlaw gifts to federal officials proposed
Senate ethics subcommittee chair plans legislation this year to bar gifts from business-federal agency dealings. The bill, dubbed anti-mink coat anti-deep freeze, will be part of a code of ethics as a core element of a three-point anti corruption program spearheaded by Sen. Douglas. He cites real uneasiness nationwide about government corruption.
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Sen
Douglas
Illinois Democrat
Capt Henrik Carlsen Clings to Stricken Craft Amid Gale
London report says rescue tug Turmoil failed to tow the Flying Enterprise after five tries as gale warnings mount. Captain Carlsen remains aboard the damaged freighter during a seven day vigil with indications he will be lifted to a U S Navy destroyer once tow reaches progress.
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London
INS
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
U. S. Navy
W. L. Thompson
U. S
John W. Weeks
Colorado Storm Abating Amid Snowbound Toll for Rescue
Weather forecasters predicted the Colorado storm would dissipate today but deep snow remained across the southwest, hindering rescue crews as snow plows worked the Wolf Creek Pass area where avalanches blocked the highway at the Colorado Kansas New Mexico tripoint.
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Colorado
Wolf Creek Pass
Kansas
New Mexico
Lincoln Day Rally Set For February 4
A kickoff dinner launching about 5000 Lincoln Day rallies will be held February 4. The event was announced by House Minority Leader Martin R. Mass, chairman of the GOP Lincoln Day Observance committee.
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Washington
House
Martin R. Mass
GOP
Senator Wiley Pushes One Man Probe of Alien Property Office
Sen Wiley says he has barely scratched the surface of alleged questionable dealings in the Alien Property office and urges a special Senate subcommittee. He cites 300 million dollars in seized assets and 55 active firms with 1 million plus holdings as evidence of opaque practices and behind the scenes fights over patent releases.
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Washington
INS
Sen
Wiley
Wis
Alien Property Office
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Wisconsin
Open Bids For Wampum Road Resurfacing Project
Harrisburg announces bids will open January 18 for resurfacing and general improvement of Route 18 between Moravia and the Lawrence county line. The 4.68 mile project covers Big Beaver North Beaver townships and Wampumboro and serves as a temporary surface until the parallel relocated highway is built. Preliminary work on the new route is underway with the contractor.
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State Highways Department
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Lawrence County
Big Beaver
North Beaver Townships
Wampumboro
Inside Today's News Page Classified items
The page compiles brief items from classifieds and sections: Cross Word, Comic, Editorial, Obituary, Radio, and Sports. It also notes Society, Stocks, Theatrical news and a radio segment for Fort Worth.
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Sports Society
Postponed Steel Strike Moves At CIO Meeting In Atlantic City
The CIO United Steelworkers of America agreed to a 45 day postponement of the threatened nationwide steel strike. Delegates at a special Atlantic City convention approved the measure in line with President Truman’s emergency appeal. The action commits to wage stabilization board review with a limited time frame for settlement.
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N. J
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CIO
United Steelworkers of America
Truman
N.J
United Steelworkers Union
Wage Stabilization Board
Government Board
United States
Earthquake Kills 70 in Erzurum Province Turkey
Reports from Erzurum Province in Turkey say 70 people died, over 200 injured, and about 700 buildings were destroyed in a recent earthquake near Istanbul.
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Turkey
Istanbul
INS
Erzurum
Planning Atomic Weapons Maneuvers In New York
Simulated atomic tactical weapons will be used for the first time in U S military operations in exercise Snowdrop later this month and in February in Upper New York state near the Canadian border. The army and air force will participate in joint maneuvers with 33 000 men and officers operating from Camp Drum.
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United States
Upper
New York State
Army
Air Force
Camp Drum
Winter Song Amid Ice and Chill Weather
Poetic vignette reflecting on winter joys of snow and ice for sleds and skis, contrasted with spring and summer. Mentions a Sanza and a resigned tone toward winter, noting the chill weather at thirty five.
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