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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1956

Page

3

Reds Warn Hungarians Will Lose Jobs Amid Shortages

The January 1957 outlook in Hungary under János Kádár shows major plant halts and mass layoffs across industry. At the Csepel iron and steel complex only 4,000 of 38,000 workers are on full pay with 17,000 on half-pay and 17,000 idle as coal and power shortages bite. Budapest radio warned 10 million tons less coal output and up to 200,000 permanent layoffs, while authorities push volunteers for mining with uncertain prospects for recovery.

Vienna Hungary Csepel Iron and Steel Plete Iron and Steel Budapest Radio

French German treaty ratified by Parliament over Saar return

In Paris the upper house approved the treaty 209 to 56, with the National Assembly also ratifying it, restoring the Saar Valley to West Germany. Separately in Philadelphia vandals damaged William H. States home in Ben Salem Township, painting or breaking all furniture, costing about $12,000 and leaving nine gallons of paint used. States was away in Florida.

Saar Valley West Germany National Assembly Philadelphia William H. States Ben Salem Township Florida

Indonesia Rebels Refuse Negotiation Over Premier Resignation

Rebels in Sumatra reject government peace talks and demand Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo resign and the cabinet quit. Central government attempts to negotiate failed as factions in Java and Borneo show sympathy for autonomy and reform while the parliament coalition weakens and protests spread through West Java Sundanese and Celebes delegations.

Jakarta Indonesia Sumatra Ali Sastroamidjojo Java Sulaiiman Sastroamidjojo Sukarno Sulaiman Sattroamidoso Mohammed Hatta West Java Celebes Borneo South Sumatra PNI

Moscow Derides Pope Pius XII Christmas Message

Moscow radio mocked the Pontiff on his annual Christmas address saying the pope’s message could not be described as that of a religious leader. It accused him of endorsing preventive war and noted a discordant tone beside Christmas hymns while the pope urged defense of nations and a stronger UN to prevent aggression.

Moscow Moscow Radio Pius XII United Nations

Rear Engine Car Inventor Preston Tucker Dies at 53

Preston Tucker of Capac and Ypsilanti died at 53 after a cancer battle. The car pioneer promoted the Tucker Torpedo rear engine design with a tear drop body and 150 horsepower, but production never started and the firm faced SEC scrutiny and a mail fraud case. Survivors include his wife, mother, three sons, and two daughters.

Apsilanti Mich Preston Tucker Capac Tucker Defense Chicago Securities and Exchange Commission SEC Ypsilanti Ypsilanti Machine and Tool Co Lucille Holmes

Burlesque Returns to New York City After 19 Years

New York watches the first post ban burlesque show at the Columbia theater titled Welcome Exile. License Commissioner Bernard J. O Connell and aides note the performance is clean and not offensive. dissenting spectator Donna Vea complains of crowd behavior. Burlesque Actors Assn president Tom Phillips defended the revival in court battles.

Bernard J. O'Connell Columbia Buresque Theater O'Connell Fiorello H. LaGuardia Donna Vea Shirely McGuire Miss Vea Tom Phillips Burlesque Actors Assn

Moody Interests Sell Bank Stock Controlling Brownsville Bank

McAllen Texas Moody Interests sell controlling stock in the First National Bank of Brownsville for about 1 million dollars. The buyers are Rio Grande Valley family members and two Haltom City businessmen, led by Lloyd Bent Sen, with associates Lloyd Bent Jr, David Bintht, and Harry Mokser of Houston. The stock was purchased from Mood Interest at Galveston.

Mcallen, Tex First Naional Bank of Brownsville Rio Grande Valier Holdton McAllen Lloyd Bent- Sen Bent- Stn Lioyd Jr David Bintht Harry Mokser Houston Galveston

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