Flying Enterprise Drifts Off Falmouth in Anew Tow Crisis
Capt. Henrik Curt Carlsen’s American freighter Flying Enterprise drifts about 30 miles off Falmouth in rough seas after a tow line parts. The Abeille and Turmoil report weather prevents a new tow. Willard Keith notes the deckhouse is often awash as efforts await improved conditions.
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Flying Enterprise
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Abeille
Turmoil
Dan Parker
Willard Keith
Enterprise
Parker
Dublin
Leslie O’brien
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
United Press
Acme Telephoto
England
Lapole
Kenneth Dancy
Soldier Mail Warmth and Ice on Local Streets
Keith Douds USN writes home from Korea about a buddy finding an electric blanket in a wrapped package during the holiday season. Local gas crews tested lines to prevent leaks. Warmer weather freed ice on sidewalks but motorists warned against parking on a sharp curve near Paul Street causing traffic jams. Continued on F Page Two.
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Keith Douds
USN
Korea
New Castle
Daily Weather Report Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow
Mostly cloudy and a little cold tonight with a low around 25. Partly cloudy and cold tomorrow with a chance of light snow flurries. US weather stats for the 24 hours ending 9 am show a high of 32, low 31, precipitation 0.02 inches, and a river stage of 7.1 feet. A year ago the date recorded a high of 23, low 6, and 0.07 inches of precipitation.
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United States
Battle Raging For Possession Of Korean Hill
Allied troops fought to hold and retake Christmas Hill on Korea s east front as fighting raged in the west where about 1 000 Chinese Reds died yesterday. The hill changed hands for the sixth time since Christmas with Allied forces briefly losing then capturing the outpost.
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Korea
INS
Christmas Hill
Punchbowl
First Air Reserve District Activated In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 9. The first air reserve district for Pennsylvania was activated last night by Gen. N F Twining to supervise the state's air national guard and 40 000 reservists. The headquarters is among the first four of 48 such offices opened nationwide. Reservists will be screened by physicals interviews and availability as Air Force centers train specialists under a five month old program to strengthen the defense chain.
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Air Reserve
Pennsylvania
N.F. Twining
Air National Guard
Air Force
Twining
Bomb Blast Kills Three in Saigon Heart
In Saigon today three people were killed and 35 injured when two 100-pound bombs exploded in the city center. Police arrested two suspected Viet Minh Nationalists after the attack damaged cars and shattered windows.
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U S Casualties In Korea Rise to 104 084
The Defense Department reports 104 084 American casualties in Korea, up 345 from last week. Navy again lists no casualties. The increase includes 80 dead and totals: 15 950 killed in action, 75 374 wounded with 1 696 dying, and 12 760 missing with 188 fatalities.
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INS
Defense Department
Korea
Navy
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Officers Named By Three Banks Changes Noted in New Castle Meetings
Three banks in New Castle held annual meetings on Tuesday January 8 electing new directors and officers. At First National Bank of Lawrence County Thomas S Blair Robert H Cunningham Ivor V Davis Carl K Devlin Stewart P Foltz Alex Crawford Hoyt Norman A Martin Joel S McKee Rufus C McKinley David S Pyle Roger W Rowland Clyde M Whittaker Paul H Wilson M D Officers included Hoyt as president McKee Pyle Thompson Laurell Laurell Barr Boston. Changes added Thompson as vice president and cashier Laurell promoted from assistant cashier Boston named assistant cashier. Trust Union stockholders elected new officials but details are incomplete.
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Robert H. Cunningham
Ivor V. Davis
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Stewart P. Foltz
Alex Crawford Hoyt
Norman A. Martin
Joel S. McKee
Rufus C. McKinley
David S. Pyle
Roger W. Rowland
Clyde M. Whittaker
Paul H. Wilson
M.D
First National
Edgar L. Thompson
Lauri G. Laurell
Paul J. Laurell
James E. Barr
William M. Boston
Lau
Local Notices Point to Residents Nevel and Biggs
Ralph M. Nevel aged 65 of R. D. 3 Valmo and Mrs. G Clarke Biggs listed at 7 Leslie hotel appear in the readable notice fragment indicating housing or address listings.
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Ralph M. Nevel
R. D
Valmo
Six Months Of Truce Parley Develops Little
Tokyo dispatch reports the first half year of Korean armistice talks ends with slim hope for peace. Vice Admiral Joy notes growing doubt that Communists seek a stable ceasefire as fighting intensifies on the Korean front with about 1000 Chinese dead in a two hill battle.
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Tokyo
Korea
C. Turner Joy
United Nations Command
8Th Army
Fire kills father and four children near Wooster
A father William R. McBroom and his five year old Frederick Allen and four other children Lynn Marie 12 Janet Elain 10 Martha Ann 9 died as flames destroyed a two story frame home eight miles north of Wooster Ohio Fire Chief Jim Snoddy of Smithville said the cause was undetermined and neighbors reported the blaze shortly after midnight Isabel McBroom the wife was at work at the Apple Creek State hospital Creston and Smithville fire departments helped battle the blaze.
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Wooster
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William R. McBroom
Lynn Marie
Janet Elain
Martha Ann
Frederick Allen
Jim Snoddy
Smithville
McBroom
Isabel
Apple Creek State Hospital
Snoddy
Creston
Churchill And Truman End 18 Hour Talks On Anglo American Pact
President Truman and British Prime Minister Churchill wrap up 18 hours of talks outlining an Anglo American framework for postwar peace. They plan a communique highlighting steel allocations, a European army contribution, and closer Middle and Far East coordination, with omissions noted by observers.
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Washington
Truman
Churchill
Britain
Middle
Far East
State Acheson
Anthony Eden
Silver Beaver Award Presented to S. A. Mooney
Lawrence County Council of Boy Scouts awarded the Twenty second Silver Beaver to S. A. Mooney at the New Castle area recognition dinner last night. More than 200 attended as Leroy Curry led the pledge and Glenn Lowery welcomed guests. Mooney has served scouting since 1943 as troop committeeman on the executive board and as chairman of several committees.
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Lawrence County Council of Boy Scouts
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New Castle Mtryub
Pledge of Allegiance
Leroy Curry
Harlansburg
Glenn Lowery
Highland U.P. Church
Sam Mooney
Truman’s Fair Deal program for second session unveiled
President Truman’s State of the Union outlines a Fair Deal package including expanding air power to 143 groups, anti inflation laws, tax reform, federal aid to education and medical education, national health insurance, public health expansion, social security improvements, veteran readjustment benefits, farm price supports, Taft Hartley overhaul, defense housing, flood control, soil conservation, civil rights, DC home rule, Alaska and Hawaii statehood, and ethics code for Congress.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Bureau of Internal Revenue
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Congress
State Of The Union Highlights From President Truman
President Truman outlines wartime world dangers and domestic defense goals. He warns the world still bears shadows of war and says defense manufacture should rise now then taper in 1954 and 1955 as equipment rises to strength.
Roads To Turnpike In Ohio Crumbling Under Heavy Traffic
Ohio highways leading to the western extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike are deteriorating under car and truck loads. Route 90 and its lead-in suffer from light construction. temporary weight restrictions of 25 percent on lead-in highways redirect trucks to routes 224 and 422. State plans for better highways are aimed for mid summer completion.
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Pennsylvania
Gateway
Lawrence County
Ohio State Highway Department
Tractor-Trailer Wreck Near Rose Point Bridge
A tractor and semi trailer overturned on ice near the Rose Point bridge on route 422 at 1 40 a m, causing about 5 000 dollars in damage. Garfield Gunderson, 22, of Akron, escaped injury and was charged with driving too fast for road conditions. He is in custody as traffic was detoured until removal. Separately, Ohio electrocution of Cleveland Thompson was stayed by a governor’s respite through March 24 while his case awaits U S Supreme Court action.
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Akron
Rose Point Bridge
Williamsport
Gunderson
Harrisburg
INS
Cleveland Thompson
Allegheny County
John S. Fine
Thompson
Pittsburgh
U. S. Supreme Court
Inductees Reported for Thursday Morning Select Group
A large group of 56 men, including 26 from the city area and 30 from rural regions, is ordered to appear for induction Thursday at 6 30 am at the Pennsylvania uptown station. Some married inductees with children failed to notify the board in time to delay departure. A new rule requires notifying if recently become or about to become fathers before induction to avoid exemption. Farewell ceremonies will be held by local organizations.
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Pennsylvania Uptown
Pittsburgh Cracks Down On Parking
Pittsburgh traffic officers in the Gold Triangle issued about 500 parking tags as 150 officers targeted illegal parkers. Inspector Thomas Martin said the ban is a continuous effort not a short campaign and officers will tag 24 hours a day. Merchants say the crackdown hurts business.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Thomas Martin
Triangle
Martin
Golden Triangle
Belgian cabinet resigns over policy split in crisis
Brussels reports Premier Joseph Pholin’s cabinet collapses after internal rifts over economic and financial policy. Lisbon notes arrests of alleged plotters tied to Civic National in a failed bid to topple the regime. Ismailia reports a British officer and a private killed in a battle near Abu Sweir during a convoy ambush.
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Brussels
INS
Joseph Pholin
Lisbon
Atresta
Civic National Organization
Ismailia
Abu Sweir
Suez Canal Zone
Tel el Kebir
Truman Urges Congress Help In Moral Clean-Up Plan
President Truman pledges to weed out and punish government officials guilty of misconduct and asks Congress to back a rigorous moral clean-up. He cites need to strengthen confidence in institutions and to curb campaign expenditures while safeguarding individual rights in investigations. The address emphasizes defense needs and unity against Soviet threats.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Free World
Winston Chute
Internal Revenue
Truman Skips Minnesota Primary in 1952 Race
President Truman will withhold any declaration on his 1952 bid. A Humphrey spokesman said Truman will not put his name in Minnesota's primary and supports Humphrey as a favorite son candidate. Republicans contest with four leading contenders Taft Stassen Warren and Eisenhower.
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Minnesota
Washington
Humphrey
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
California
Ay Warren
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hat talk and fashion notes from an old column
A rambling piece on hats describing their purpose and colors. The writer muses about styles from brown to pink and hints at getting a new one soon amid casual observations and playful tangents. The prose conveys everyday attitudes toward headwear in a light, informal tone.
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