Western Big Four Seek Simultaneous Atomic Prohibition and Control
In Paris the Big Four discussed disarmament with Andrei Vishinsky amid Western demands for simultaneous prohibition of the atomic bomb and a foolproof inspection system. Vishinsky remained silent on inspectors the day after UN General Assembly action. The talks, chaired by Luis Padilla Nervo, aimed to translate a three-power disarmament plan into concrete steps, with progress described as sober and constructive.
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Paris
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Russia
Britain
France
United States
U. S
Philip C. Jessup
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
United Nations General Assembly
Wishinsky
UN ‘Assembly
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Big Four
Selwyn Lloyd
Fac
Jessup
Hungary Admits Seizing U S Plane And 4 Crewmen
SUDAPEST Hungary confirms a missing U S air force C47 with four crewmen is in Hungary. Moscow claimed the plane was forced down by Soviet fighters near Pa pa, with crew turned over to Hungarian authorities. The Hungarian foreign ministry offered no further details and the U S legation sought confirmation. The incident follows a November Soviet claim of an American bomber entering Siberian airspace, with reports alleging Romanians and Hungarians involved.
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Sudapest
Hungary
API
U. S. Air Force
Moscow Radio
Papa
Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
U. S
Legation
Foreign Ministry
Siberia
Tasstoqay
Balkans
Recha
Romania
Gyula
Egyptian official cancels visa for AP Cairo chief
The interior ministry in Cairo canceled the Egyptian residence visa of Associated Press chief of bureau in Cairo Red Zulu for alleged bad faith in his news report. The move was reported by Cairo press outlets citing AP sources.
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Cairo
Interior Ministry
Red Zulu
Deaths and injuries in New Hampshire deer hunt opening
Weekend hunting fatalities include Alphonse E. Plante 21 of Dover who died from an accidental self inflicted shotgun wound and Roland Payette 33 of Lebanon who drowned after ice gave way on Moses pond Plainfield. Three men were wounded including Richard St Jean 15 of Manchester struck in the leg and George H Gaulier 49 of Milford hit in the knee. Conservation Officer Donald Daniels said the shooter was Robert Turcotte 37 of Manchester who fired at a running doe from 100 yards. Page three.
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Associated Press
New Hampshire
Alphonse E. Plante
Dover
Roland Payette
Lebanon
Strafford
Wilfred J. Pare
Plante
Edward H
Somersworth
Frisbie Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Pay
Ette
Moses Pond
Plainfield
Yester
Richard St. Jean
Manchester
Elliot Hospital
Donald Daniels
Milford
Robert AL Turcotte
Daniels
Turcotte
St. Jean
George H. Gaulier
Mont Vernon
Air Base Construction to Start in Early Spring
Construction on the Portsmouth Newington air base is slated to begin in the early spring. The New England division Army Corps of Engineers announced five New Hampshire architectural firms will design a substantial number of buildings for the multi million dollar project. Col. H J Woodbury said design work would begin immediately to enable an early spring construction start.
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Portsmouth- Newington Air Force Base
New England
Army Corps of Engineers
New Hampshire
H. J. Woodbury
New Hampshire Associated Architects
Hersey and Spaulding
Hudson
Koehler and Isaak
Manchester
Alfred T. Grainger Associates
Hanover
Tracey and Hildreth
Nashua
Defense Production Pinch Prompts Public Purchasing Soon
Washington reports defense program expansion near one billion dollars monthly may trigger shortages of durable goods like automobiles and refrigerators. Mobilization Director Charles E. Wilson and aide Charles B. Stauffacher said civilian production will lag as military demand rises, with a peak in two years and sacrifices urged. They rebutted Senate criticism over defense item output.
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Washington
APJ
Sre Nastion
Charles £. Wilson
Charles B. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Wilson
Key West
Fla
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee On
Lyndon. B. Johmson
Dte
U S Planes Score Victory In Korean Air Battle
American Sabre jets despite outnumbering four to one swept to victory over Korea on Sunday. Far East air forces reported five Mig jets shot down and three damaged with no Sabre losses as ground fighting remained calm and air strikes resumed after cloud cover. Allied aircraft flew 963 sorties including B 29s destroying six railyards between Sinanju and Pyongyang.
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Sequl. Korea
Korea
Far East
Eighth Army
Fao
Sinanju
Pyongyang
UN Seeks Catch In Latest Red Truce Proposal
UN negotiators in Korea heard a Communist plan for behind the lines inspections and a complete cease of troop and arms movements, signaling a potential arms control breakthrough. The Reds would allow neutral observers at mutually agreed ports of entry, a major concession amid questions on who would police the truce. Opposing parties must answer 21 questions from the UN command when Panmunjom talks resume.
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Munsan
Korea
Aled
Panmunjom
Ines
Joint Armistice Commission
United Nations Command
Adm
C. Turner Joy
State's Gamblers Shy In Buying Tax Stamp
Two men in New Hampshire register for the $50 federal gambling tax, Everett M. Johnson of East Rochester and Antonio L. Legendre of Derry. They show no intent to operate bookmaking or number pools, and officials said applicants need not declare their gambling interests. The deputy collector, Thomas Connelly, could not estimate how many Granite Staters should have registered.
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Portsmouth
Derry
East
Rochester
Ett M. Johnson
East Rochester
Antonio L. Legendre
Bureau
Thomas Connelly
Granite State
Taw
Arrest in Rollins case looms as seventh indictment issued
A seventh secret indictment from a Strafford county grand jury points to a new arrest in the Sarah Rollins probe. Sheriff Pare of Dover will make the arrest, with ties to a missing $108,000 from Mrs Rollins estate. Skillings and James I. Smith already face five indictments for multi‑stage thefts from the Rollins home.
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Somersworth
Sarah A. Rollins
Jong
Strafford County
Wilfred J. Pare
Dover
Pare
YWO
Lloyd Skillings
James I. Smith
Skillings
Rollins
Mickey Finn
Ada Chaney
Miss Chaney
Smith
Chaney
John M. Brant
Rochester
iSheriff Pare
Brant
Rockingham
Iuperior
Exeter
Charles Hardenbrook
Hardenbrook
Beverly
Mass
New Hampshire
Battalion Order Avoid Contact Casualties Feb 1952 Korea
A wartime document claimed read to a U S First Corps battalion on Nov 28 1951 and attributed to Maj Gen John B O Dan iel. It outlines a ceasefire oriented policy to avoid casualties while preserving defenses and limiting offensive actions during armistice talks. A follow up directive dated Nov 29 1951 paraphrases aims to maintain forward defenses, restrict patrolling, and limit engagement to retaliatory and necessary actions.
Busy Day as Portsmouth Collects Head Taxes
Portsmouth collected 1327 head taxes on Friday raising over $6,500 that will be turned over to the state. Tax Collector J Warren Somerby noted the Friday total neared the deadline since town offices close on Saturdays with late mail payments still arriving and 160 Saturday and 100 more payments reported.
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Portsmouth
J. Warren Somerby
Germany May Fill Need for Bigger Production of Arms
Allied officials consider restarting German arms manufacturing in the Ruhr to speed Western weapons for European forces. With American output lagging, Ruhr production could equip German divisions and assist Italy Belgium and the Netherlands with tanks planes artillery and other equipment.
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Germany
Bomn
API
West
Ruhe
Russia
Ormis
Ruhr
Italy
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Canada
United States
Eisenhower Delicate In Presidential Timber Poll
General Eisenhower responds to Representative Cole after a GOP House poll showing Taft leading him 71 to 54 for the presidential nomination. Cole lauds Ike’s focus on NATO and anti-Communist aims, while leaving open whether Ike will seek the nomination. Some GOP circles say Ike could run or sit out, with Wherry’s successor discussions underway and Wallace named Indiana campaign manager.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Cole
R. N
New York
Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Sherman
Adams
Monroney
D-Okla
Wherry
Onioan
Lisle L.wallace
Indiana
Nuns Sentenced in Canton Case amid Angry Trial
In Canton two Canadian nuns were jailed for five years and three other sisters expelled from China after a loud public trial watched by thousands. The Sacred Heart orphanage ran by the sisters faced murder charges for deaths of abandoned children. amid denouncing crowds, several were condemned while others faced expulsion.
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Hong Kong
China
Canton
Secret Heart
Sun Yat. Sen Square
Antoninette Couvrette
Jollette
Quebec
Jermaine Gravel
Three Rivers
Imelda Lapierre
Penrouge
Jermaine Tanguay
Nashua
N. H
Elizabeth Lemire
Baie du Fevre
Heart
Hey
Justice Clark to Appear Before Revenue Probers
Washington AP A Justice Department attorney testified that Representative Boykin and T Lamar Caudle showed a highly improper interest in a Alabama tax fraud prosecution. House subcommittee hearings into outside activities enter their second week with calls for Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark and Attorney General J Howard McGrath to testify regarding Caudle's testimony about a 5000 dollar airplane sale fee.
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Washington
Representative Boykin
D-Ala
T. Lamar Caudle
Alabama
John Mitchell
House
Candle
King
D-Calif
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Atty
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Caudle
Truman spends weekend with top advisers in Florida
President Truman focused on staff work after weekend talks with Defense Mobilization Director Charles Wilson and Gen. Walter Bedell Smith head of the CIA. They returned to Washington as Boca Chica naval air station reported an emergency landing after a fighter engine problem delayed the Constellation flight.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Florida
Congress
United States
Defense Mobilization
Charles “E. Wilson
Walter . Bedell
Smith
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Boca’ Chica Naval Air Station
Wilson
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Thomas E. Dewey
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