Newspapers Return To New York Stands After Strike Ends
New York papers resumed after 11 days of stoppage as AFL photo-engravers and publishers agreed to a fact finding board. Union leaders and publishers named their representatives, with wage terms and potential industrywide impacts outlined as talks move forward.
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New York
Afternoon Journal-American
World-Telegram & Sun
the Post
The
Morning News
Your Mirror
Mirror
News and Mirror
Journal-American
Long Island Star-Journal
AFL
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
Herald Tribune
Post and World- Telegram
Sun
Long Island Star- Journal
Federal Mediation Service
George Meany
Richard Slocum
Philadelphia Bulletin
American
Publishers
Assn
Frog
Pen Pennsylvanian reef lime wells face tests and abandon plans
Oil reports from Dawson, Light Blow and several drills show multiple wells in Pennsylvanian reef lime with depths around 6,000 to 8,800 feet. Tests include drillstem runs, open holes and weak blows amid planned plug and abandon actions and forthcoming tests in Scurry and Mitchell counties.
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Chambers & Kennedy No
Cox
Dawson
Alfreta Anderson
N .Howard
Norson
East Vealmoor Canyon
T&p
Delta Gulf
H. H. Eiland
Scurry County
Curtis Inman
W. Key
W. L. Meadows
Browning
A. K. Turner
Buford Browning
Taylor Oil & Gas
Winston Brothers
Judge Says State Dept Wants Him Out
FRANKFURT Germany Chief Justice William Clark said the State Department ordered him home and threatened discharge from his post for insubordination He refused to resign noting a judge can be dismissed only for cause He accused the department of arbitrary action and said he would continue to perform his judicial duties
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Dep
William Clark
U.S. Court Office
Walter Bedell Smith
State Department
Clark
Frinceton
N. J
U.S. High Commission
Canon
Big Three propose Berlin meeting with Russia on postwar Europe
Washington London and Paris floated a Berlin session with Moscow to discuss Germany and Austria next month. The note indicated Big Four talks could open January 4 in a former Allied Control Council building, with China invited only if progress on German unification and Austrian peace emerges. The reply defended a defensive Western defense system as a peace measure.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Kremlin
London
Paris
Allied Control Council
Moscow
China
U.S
West
United States
Finnegan Surrenders to Start Two-Year Prison Term
James Finnegan former collector of internal revenue in St Louis will surrender next week to begin a two year sentence after more than a year and a half of failed appeals. Finnegan a former Democratic lieutenant named by close friends to former President Truman was convicted of misconduct in office by a federal jury on March 15 1952.
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ST. Louis W
James Finnegan
Internal Revenue
Finnegan
Truman
High Court Upholds Shipyard In Dispute
The Texas Supreme Court ruled for Todd Shipyards of Galveston in a payroll tax dispute with the Texas Employment Commission. It reversed most of the Civil Appeals ruling and upheld Todd's challenge over notice of initial claims though the decision could affect refunds for other employers. The case remains subject to motions for rehearing.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Todd Shipyards
Galveston
Texas Employment Commission
8Rd
Court of Civil Appeals
TEC
Todd
Equity
Employment Commission
John Garwood
Todd Co
Garwood
Cold snap yields record low for year in Snyder
The thermometer fell to 24 degrees, the lowest of the season, as a dry brisk norther moved through Snyder last night. Dust left by the front settled, winds eased, and a 64 degree high was recorded yesterday with 25 degrees at 7:30 this morning per the weather observer Mrs. D. P. Strayhorn.
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Snyder
D. P. Strayhorn
Possessed 20 Years Harrells Lose Home Site Suit
A Midland civil district court jury ruled for defendants Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Crabtree in a claim by Miss Myrtle Harrell and two relatives to title to lot 3, block 3, Warren Crest addition. The plaintiffs alleged harbored ownership by the Harrell family. the Crabtrees said they bought the lot from T. C. Goss in 1952 with warranty deeds.
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Are Crest
G. Holt
R. B. Crabtree
T. C. Goss
C. Goss
Earnest Taylor
Crabtrees
Taylor
Goss
Harrells
A. Myrtle Harrell
Myrtle Harrell
H. Jenkins
Midland
L. Andress
C. J. Harrell
Geral Greene
Fay Harrell
Garrett Harrell
Jack Craft
Bidault Returns Home Praising US Leaders
French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault arrived in Paris praising President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles as sincere friends who sometimes press for quick decisions. He also lauded Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden and said he discussed the European Defense Community with Eisenhower and Churchill. Premier Laniel, who fell ill during the Bermuda conference, plans to depart Bermuda Friday.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Dulles
Bidault
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Joseph Laniel
Turkey
European Defense Community
Cold Front Brings Chill Across State With Freezing Temperatures
The Associated Press reports a cold front chilled much of the state with clear skies except along the coast. Temperatures before sunrise ranged from 20 at Salt Flat to 66 at Brownsville, with a wide spread of readings from Amarillo to Dallas and Corpus Christi. Small rain fell in Houston, Beaumont and Brownsville while Western states faced wintry conditions and sub zero readings in several regions.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
San Antonio
Salt Flat
Dalhart
College Station
Amarillo
Lubbock
Childress
Waco
el Paso
Wink
Midland
Marfa
Abilene
Lufkin
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Longview
Houston
Beaumont
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Colorado
Os Nebraskra
Minnesota
Douglas
Wyo
Akronad
Rockies
Continental Divide
Kansas
Des Moines
Oregon
Washington
Gulf Coast
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlant States
New England
Mississippi Valley
Beaverbrook Urges Britain to Quit the UN
The Express reports Beaverbrook calls for Britain to leave the United Nations asserting the body harms world peace and imperial prospects. The paper claims a circulation over four million and describes its stance as energetic and pro empire.
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Beaverbrook
Britain
United Nations
U.N
Express
Burglary convict given life sentence in Oklahoma City
Samuel Roach aged 25 was sentenced to life under habitual criminal law for burglary. His theft netted a billfold a padlock and two dozen eggs. Roach had prior convictions for larceny and assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Oklahoma City
Samuel Roach
Green Feed Poisoning Hits Plains Cattle
USDA reports wheat poisoning cases among young cattle in the plains with losses rising from green feed. Officials warn sudden pasture exposure after starvation can cause bloating and illness. Some cattle are being moved off dry Edwards Plateau pastures. no reports from that area.
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Austin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Theanhandle
USDA
Edwards Plateau
Eisenhower Atom Proposal Draws Wide Lawmaker Support
President Eisenhower proposed international sharing of atomic energy knowledge and materials for peaceful uses. Lawmakers welcomed the idea but urged strict inspection and safeguards before Congress would approve participation in a UN agency.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
United Nations Atomic Agency
Sen
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cole
Vishinsky Plans U N Decision On Atom Energy Pool
At the United Nations President Eisenhower proposes an international atomic energy pool to ease cooperation with the West. Andrei Vishinsky signals Moscow faces a critical choice as he discusses peaceful uses, source material, and mutual confidence amid hopes for a safer, more cooperative nuclear regime.
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Sen. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Atomic Energy Committee
Waterloo
Sen
Dworshak
Idaho
Eisenhower
Russia
W. Sterling Cole
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Cole
Len Gillette
Sen. Mansfield
D-Mont
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Bi- Senhower
McCarthy
United Nations
N. Y
West
Andrei Vishinsky
United States
Britain
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Belgium
U. N
Free Nations
Vicksburg Rebuilds After Deadly Tornado
Vicksburg Miss crews cleared debris and reopened areas as recovery continued after a tornado. The death toll reached 31 with ongoing search efforts for additional victims in collapsed structures and the warehouse district left in ruins from the blast.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Weather outlook for Texas all regions
North Central Texas enjoys fair skies and a colder spell tonight with lows 25 to 35. Thursday brings warmth. West Texas stays fair and very cold tonight with lows 22 to 32. East and South Central Texas remain fair and colder tonight with a slight warmup Thursday afternoon. Coastal winds shift from strong northerly to gentle to moderate by Thursday.
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Texas
West
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