Rome Teams Rally Over Trieste Stand Spreads Protests
In Rome students clashed with police in front of the Russian embassy as anti Tito and Trieste protests spread. Hundreds marched with Italian flags shouting for Trieste to be returned to Italy and against Yugoslav and Soviet positions on international administration.
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Trieste
Tito
Adriatic
Italy
Legation
United States
Britain
Free Territory
Russia
Security Council
U. N
Yugoslavia
Churchill to Be Quizzed on Intention to Go to Moscow
Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill faces questions from Labour MPs on plans for a potential one man peace pilgrimage to Moscow if Britain continues to snub East West talks. Dulles and Bidault were cited as backing options while Churchill weighs direct talks with Malenkov despite Western hesitation.
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Churchill
Moscow
London
Iain Oe
Britain
Opposiition
Labor Party
Eden
House of Commons
U. S
State Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
France
Bermuda
Malenkov
Paris
Foreign Office
Russia
Lugano
Switzerland
Daily Mail
Bidault
Winston
Troublesome Double Bill to Be Threshed Out in UN Today
The United Nations Security Council prepared for a two part session on Trieste's status and a probe into the Arab-Israeli border dispute. Debate focused on how to list the agenda item and possible international mediation led by Maj. Gen. Bennike.
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United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Trieste
U. S
Council
Lebanon
Charles Malik
United States
Britain
France
Palestine
Jordan
Albuquerque painter sued for 470000 over boy’s burn injury
Parents of Brian Spavin, 10, sue Albuquerque painting contractor Al Braman in district court for 470000 alleging negligence after a paint thinner flare up burned the child last July while he played nearby.
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Albuquerque
Brian Spavin
al Braman
Weather Bureau Readings and Forecast for Today
Reading at three hour intervals from 2 p m yesterday to 11 a m shows high 82 and low 52 with normal 74 and 45. Precipitation none in past 24 hours. month to date 7 44 and year to date 10 93. Forecast: partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered light rain this afternoon and tonight, cooler tonight. high 82, low 42.
Breakfast meeting for Roswell Community Chest drive workers
About 25 members of the employer employee division of Roswell's Community Chest drive are expected at a Wednesday 7 am breakfast in the Petroleum Room of the Nickson Hotel. Chairman Robert H. Beck outlines drive structure and tone for the 1953 campaign with a $36 475 goal.
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Community Chest Drive
Nickson Hotel
Robert H. Beck
Art Meiering
Community Chest
Stanley Mathis
Jud Roberts
Tom Hall
Ken Wilbanks
Hall
Phillip Peed
Burton Brown
J. W. Gibson
Bill Wolfe
Jerry Smith
R. M. Higginbotham
George Drew
Boyd Scott
Seth Fields
Wilbanks
Ray Laney
Bernard Ginsberg
Gene Reischman
Ned Revelle
Norman Booker
John Price
H. L. Bobst
J. A. Pressler
Frank Smith
Girl Scouts
Community Service Center
Roswell Recreation Center
Salvation Army
Beck
Roswell
Record Oil Drilling Surges in Rocky Mountains
Petroleum Information reports a regional oil boom with 295 active rotary rigs, surpassing 1952’s 275. Wyoming leads with 133 rigs, other states include Colorado 44 Montana 42 North Dakota 33 Utah 22 Nebraska 17 South Dakota 3 Nevada 1. A Hamilton Dome discovery in Hot Springs County Wyoming flows 500 barrels daily from the Government No 51 well. Jicarilla Agency lands in New Mexico see $1,349,792 total bonus for 65,744 acres with Stanolind bidding $87.61 per acre.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Petroleum
Oil Reporting Service
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
North Dakota
Utah
Nebraska
South Dakota
Nevada
Hamilton Dome
Hot Springs County
Argo Oil
New Mexico
Sandoval
Rio Arriba
Jicarilla Agency
Stanolind
County Gins Report 24 925 Bales In Chaves County
Total cotton ginned in Chaves County up to Friday reached 24 925 bales as per Al W Woodburn county agent figures. Week ending Oct 16 saw Roswell gin 369 Farmers Inc 1461 Farmers Inc EGP 699 Southsprings 914 Dexter No 3 578 Dex2 495 Dex5 699 Hagerman Nos 1 2 232 Bogle 715 Cottonwood 641.
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Chaves
al W. Woodburn
Roswell
Farmers, Inc
Farmers Inc
Southsprings
Dexter
Hagerman
Bogle Gin
Hagerman Man W B Creek Dies After Illness
W B Creek age 49 died Monday night at his Hagerman home after a lingering illness. Born May 15 1904 in Buffalo Missouri he is survived by his widow Edna Ore Creek seven children Milton Douglas Johnnie Viola Mrs Dorothy Watson Loretta and Joe Ann all of Hagerman. Funeral service set for Hagerman Baptist Church at 2:30 p m with burial in Hagerman Cemetery. Mason Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Hagerman
Creek
Buffalo
Edna Ore Creek
Milton
Douglas
Johnnie
Viola
Dorothy Watson
Loretta
Joe Ann
Hagerman Baptist Church
The
Mason Funeral Home
Anderson to Hear Farmers at Clovis
Sen Clinton P Anderson will attend a public forum with ranchers and farmers in Clovis on Thursday morning. Austin Brooks said he asked for help after farmers faced "absolute economic disaster" and sought the senator's guidance on remedies.
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Clovis
Clinton P. Anderson
Austin Brooks
Anderson
Princess Chosen to Represent Alamogordo at Sun Carnival
Ruth McKinley of Alamogordo has been named Sun Princess by the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce. She will represent the city at the Sun Carnival in El Paso held in connection with the Sun Bowl football game on New Year's Day.
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Alamogordo
Downed Mexican Plane Sparks Major Search In Canyon
Rescue teams reached Devil's Back Canyon near Monterrey to investigate a DC3 crash en route to the U S Mexican fiesta opening Falcon Dam. Officials list 14 aboard but estimates range to 20 or more with several top Mexican journalists and four government dancers feared missing.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Devil’s Back
Rio Grande
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Col
Radames Gaxiola
Ruiz Cortines
Carlos Violante
Mexico City
el Universal
Carlos Septien Garcia
Universal
Fine Arts Institute
Eisenhower-Ruiz Cortines
Leyte Sabotage Denied by Admiral
Vice Admiral John J. Ballentine of the Atlantic Fleet air arm rejected sabotage and personnel failure theories after touring the Leyte in Boston. The explosion killed 36 sailors aboard the 856 foot carrier and sparked an official review.
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Boston
Leyte
John J. Ballentine
Atlantic Fleet Air Arm
Norfolk
Miller elected president of Highway 66 Association
Bib Miller of Joplin Missouri was elected president at the U S Highway 66 Association annual meeting in Tucumcari yesterday.
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Heads 66 Association
Tucumcari
Bib Miller
Joplin
U.S. Highway 66 Assn
Inertia Labeled Great Tragedy of Public Schools
Philadelphia report from the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers recounts national PTA president Mrs Newton P Leonard decrying public indifference and inertia as the greatest tragedy facing public schooling. She warns that lack of citizen support and misinformation threaten democracy's bulwark.
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Philadelphia
Parent- Teachers Associations
Newton P. Leonard
Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers
Thieves Hit Sugar Bowl and Tasty Freeze in Roswell Raids
Robberies struck Roswell fringe areas last night with breaks at Sugar Bowl 1027 E Second St and Tasty Freeze 1313 N Main St. From North Main they took 36 dollars from two cash registers and 10 dollars from a juke box at Sugar Bowl. Police found a 5 14 a m break in at Sugar Bowl and 4 27 a m at the other site. In court this morning cases fell from 24 yesterday to five. Fines totaled 130 dollars with several 50 dollar and 30 day jail sentences. Two suspects aged 29 and 35 were handed to Border Patrol. Bonds of 500 dollars were posted for two men charged with operating as untaxed liquor dealers.
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Roswell
Sugar Bowl
E. Second St
N. Main St
North Main
Sheriff’s Department
Dexter
Border Patrol
R. Perry Bean
U. S
M. D. Lawrence
Henry Bush
Leyte victim son of Roswell couple from Mineola Texas
Joe Albert Patterson 17, of Mineola Texas, son of late Frank and (Mrs) Patterson of Roswell, was among 36 men killed in the Leyte explosion fire aboard the U S Aircraft Carrier Leyte at Boston. He had served aboard the ship about a week and was nephew of E. K. and A. S. Patterson of Roswell.
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Ward
Joe Albert Patterson
Mineola
Tex
Frank Patterson
Roswell
U.S
Leyte
Boston
E. K
A. S. Patterson
Theater Manager Beaten in Daylight Santa Fe HoldUp
Elias Gallegos told police he was slugged and robbed of 1166 in theater receipts as he entered his car for a trip to the bank. Police say they have no clues in the case and the victim is recovering in good condition.
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Portales
Lincoln County
John C. Straley
Eastern New Mexico University
A. B. Muncie
Straley
Santa FE
Elias Gallegos
Red Explanations to War Prisoners Strike Snag
PANMUNJOM The delay in persuading 22,400 ex Red soldiers to return home stalled as NNRC delegates from Poland and Czechoslovakia walked out over demands that Koreans be brought to interviews by force if needed. Swiss orders urged restraint while the truce talks press time limits, and the Joint Military Armistice Commission met in a new building as Maj. Gen. Blackshear Bryan passed command to Maj. Gen. Julius Lacey.
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Panmunjom
India
Switzerland
Sweden
MRC
Atk
Red
NNRC
Bern
U. N
Joint Military Armistice Commission
Korea
Blackshear M. Bryan
Air Force
Julius A. Lacey
Bryan
U.S
1St ‘Corps
Reds
Noll
Dulles to report to Eisenhower on Trieste and others
Washington reports say the United States and Britain will slow the evacuation of about 7,000 troops from Trieste Zone A to avoid provoking Tito. Dulles plans to brief Eisenhower on Trieste and on Korea Germany and the Israel frontier issues during the London-Three ministers talks. Secretary Dulles also flags possible Big Four talks on Austria and Germany and notes a US warning to Israel over Jerusalem and Jordan water diversions.
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U.S
Vagn Bennike
Denmark
U.N. ‘Truce Supervision Organization
Palestine
Trieste
U.N
Yugoslavia
Italy
Koca Popovic
Council
Rome
International Organization
Britain
United States
Tito
Adriatic
London
France
United
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Korea
Gerremynane
Zone A
Marshal Tito
Dean
India
Germany
Austria
Lugano
Switzerland
Russia
Israel
Eban
Jordan
United Nations
Judge Brand Sits In for Harris in Hobbs Court
District Judge John R. Brand presided in Hobbs today as District Judge George T. Harris was away. The fore noon session issued a final decree in Alice Taffe versus Lawrence A. Taffe and heard Plaintiff Frances Eva Darnell versus Joseph William Darnell on a motion in a divorce action.
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John R. Brand
Hobbs
George T. Harris
Alice Taffe
Lawrence A. Taffe
Frances Eva Darnell
Joseph William Darnell
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