Pope names Los Angeles Archbishop a cardinal
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII elevates 24 new cardinals, including Msgr. J. Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles. The consistory set for Jan. 12 will raise him to the sacred college, bringing its strength to 70. Also named was Msgr. Aloysius Stepinac of Zagreb who had been imprisoned by Yugoslav authorities.
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Msgr. J. Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Sacred College of Cardinals
Sacred College
McIntyre
New York
Msgr
City College
St. Gabriel's
Stepinac
Aloysius Stepinac
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
B 29s In Mass Raid On Two Yalu Cities
American B 29 groups in the Korean theater conducted a major night raid on Sinuiju and Uiju along the Yalu river hitting airfields, a Communist headquarters, a communications center, and a Red army training school. 15 Superforts and B 26s pressed light anti aircraft fire. Fifth Air Force fighter bombers supported with 80 sorties against a troop and supply center near Pyongyang.
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China
Sinuiju
Uiju
Yalu River
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United Nations
Yalu
Fifth Air Force
Pyongyang
U. N
Kosong
Korea
Weather Outlook for Southern California
Increasing cloudiness with rain along the north coast this afternoon spreading south of mountains this evening. Scattered showers northern interior tonight and all day Sunday with heavier western areas at times. Snow levels fall from 6000 ft to about 4000 ft by Sunday. Winds strong tonight and Sunday with frost above 32 degrees at all stations. highs near 57 and lows around 31.
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Ed Leg
Archbishop McIntyre says he is in the dark about cardinal appointment
Los Angeles Archbishop James Francis McIntyre told United Press he is completely in the dark about Pope Pius XII naming him to the Sacred College of Cardinals. He will await official Vatican confirmation and has led the Los Angeles archdiocese since 1948, with a career spanning Wall Street and key roles in New York's church leadership.
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Parrot Seeks Home As Nation Responds To Curse Crisis
Brookfield visitors sparked a flood of adoption offers after a spicy tongued parrot cursed a local woman. Zoo director Robert Bean reported widespread calls from across the country with many volunteers eager to “clean up” the bird’s vocabulary, while others joked they have no interest in the parrot’s colorful speech. A veteran urged the parrot be kept as a pet in memory of a late service buddy, and several Chicagoans offered to teach it to parakeets, highlighting the odd national interest in the feisty bird.
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Koje Prisoner Clash Injuries Reported on Koje Island
United Nations prisoner of war command said 32 rebellious Communist prisoners on Koje Island received minor injuries Tuesday during incidents with Allied personnel. The Reds attacked UN personnel in both cases and had to be forcibly removed from their compounds. No Allied personnel were injured.
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Reuther Leads In Race For CIO Presidency
In Atlantic City Walter Reuther head of the Auto Workers Union appears to be gaining support in a two man contest for the CIO presidency. An unnamed official said Reuther seems to be ahead over rival Allan Haywood as others confirm.
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Allan Haywood
Farmer On Trial Speaks One Word In English
Windsor report details farmer Omer Bissonette who served six juries and answered "present" when polled on a theft verdict. Language barrier caused confusion as bailiff translated and judge vacated the verdict. Bissonette explained he believed answering was civic duty. judge ordered retrial steps for all six cases.
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Ont
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Bruce MacDonald
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Albert J. Gordon
Gordon
Storm To Bring Weekend Rain To Southern California
A storm centered about 35 miles off the Northern California coast moves southeast toward the region and will bring weekend rain to Southern California. Rain starts this afternoon in Santa Barbara County and spreads south over mountains to San Diego, with showers reaching northern desert areas by tonight. Snow is expected above 5,000 feet initially, lowering to about 4,000 feet by Sunday.
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Weather Bureau
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San Diego
Putnam Fights To Keep Wage, Price Controls
Washington AP Economic Stabilizer Roger L. Putnam faced internal opposition as he fought to preserve wage and price controls until the new administration. He rejected a 90 day decontrol plan proposed by Edward Phelps, saying it was premature though time will come. He signals continuance of controls beyond April 30 amid coal wage dispute and industry pressure. Developments include farm prices down 2 percent last month and retail food prices up 0.1 percent between Oct 27 and Nov 13 with the retail food index at 232.4 from 1935-39 levels.
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Edward Phelps
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Michael V. DiSalle
Putnam- Phelps
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
U N Switches To Palestine Peace Blueprint Unveiled
United Nations in New York pauses its Korea debate as Abba Eban, Israel’s ambassador, prepares to unveil a blue print for peace in Palestine. The special political committee awaits instructions from New Delhi for V K Krishna Menon’s final Korea speech.
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N.Y
Palestine
General Assembly
V. K. Krishna Menon
New Delhi
Assembly
Abba S. Eban
Israel
College President Lands Plane Near Alaska Wreck
Anchorage Alaska AP A college president made a daring wilderness landing on Mt Gannetty to identify the missing C 124 Globemaster wreck. Dr Terris Moore of the University of Alaska reported all 52 aboard were dead and planned to fly back to civilization today. Helicopters stood by but no recovery effort was launched. The crash occurred Saturday on a flight from McChord AFB to Elmendorf AFB. Six people survived?
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Alaska
Churchill 78 Tomorrow Brightens His Busy Schedule
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill will turn 78 tomorrow. He keeps a full plate painting pictures breeding tropical fish writing another book entering a race horse in steeplechases planning a US visit and steering government while provoking Labour persistently with his jibes.
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Little Hope For Orlando Survive Illness
Doctors held little hope today that former Italian Premier Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, 92, could survive his present illness. The last of the big four of the World War I peace conference was seriously ill at his home from a heart attack and cerebral hemorrhage. Orlando received the last sacraments of the church two nights ago.
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Orlando
Police search for Winnie Judd's woman friend in Arizona
Phoenix authorities and sheriff's deputies hunted a heavy set, five foot nine woman believed to be a friend of escaped trunk murderess Winnie Ruth Judd. The missing acquaintance, described as an old friend of Judd, drove a station wagon and may be aiding the fugitive across the Mexican border.
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Pentagon Sees No Way To Cut Defense Budget
Washington AP The proposed Armed Forces budget of 41.0 billion dollars for fiscal 1954 is as low as possible to maintain national security, defense sources said. The plan would fund roughly 18 billion for the Air Force and about 11.5 billion each for the Army and Navy, excluding Korea war and military construction costs.
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Truman
Defense
White House
Robert A. Lovett
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Bridges Reconsiders Senate Floor Leadership Post
Friends of Sen Styles Bridges urge him to seek re election as Senate Republican floor leader. Taft and Knowland smoke potential contenders as Bridges weighs keeping the post while aiming for the Appropriations chair. A plan proposed to share floor duties and shift some work to Ferguson and Homer Ferguson, creating a committee vice chair role.
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LLP
Styles Bridges
Senate
Robert A. Taft
R-C
Bridges
William F. Knowland
R-Calif
New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations Committee
Appropriations Committee
Taft
Knowland
GOP
Ohio
Eisenhower
Knoonland
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Lodge to head U.S. mission to United Nations
President elect Eisenhower selected Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr of Massachusetts to be permanent United States representative to the United Nations and Security Council, succeeding Ambassador Warren B Austin who retires after six years of service. Dulles announced the choice at Eisenhower’s headquarters with Hughes named administrative assistant to prepare speeches and reports, while Adams remains as liaison to the new administration.
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Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Mass
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United Nations
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Senate
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John Foster Dulles
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Emmet J. Hughes
Sherman Adams
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Hughes
Life Magazine
State Department
Milton J. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Fromorrow
Mion Eisenhower
Korea
NATO Unable To Set 1953 Military Goal
Paris NATO admitted it could not set its 1953 military goals until next spring. A spokesman said ministers will meet next month with little work possible and that target figures for 1953 cannot be arrived at at the coming session. The second meeting is expected in April.
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