Fath Released but Must Leave New York
Jacques Fath, arrival in the United States detained by immigration at Ellis Island, released on condition to depart the country within 20 days for security reasons. Edward J. Shaughnessy of the Immigration and Naturalization Service provided no further details.
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Syphony Orchestra
Franco Autoni
Draft directors mull 19-year-olds as manpower shortfall grows
In Washington the National Selective Service directors from all states and territories met to report difficulties in filling quotas. They expect to start drafting 19-year-olds by March or soon after, signaling a shift to younger conscripts to meet manpower needs.
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Washington
National Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Man Changed To Woman Christine Jorgensen Story
Copenhagen Denmark Christine Jorgensen 26 an attractive blonde awaits final release from a Danish hospital after hormone treatments and surgery changing her from a man into a woman She will return to the Bronx New York City where she grew up as George Jorgensen Jr Her change took about two years She hopes to pursue color photography in the United States and urged others to follow with caution Doctors refused to discuss the case and the Danish hormone specialist declined to detail the treatment.
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Christine Jorgensen
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New York City
George Jorgensen, Jr
Christine
United States
Leopie
Shou
Ries Hospital
Danick State Hospital
Christian Hambu
Deaths and honors mix in scattered world news
A jumble of obituaries and brief international notices reports Carroll Huntress a 67 coal executive opposing a St. Lawrence project in Mount Vernon. Dr Vladmir Spatief f a Moscow born scientist in London. Dr John A Widtsoe an elderly Utah educator and Mormon leader in Salt Lake City. Also Akihito to travel for Queen Elizabeth II coronation. Crown Prince to sail by sea. Radio saves a child in Berlin via RIAS. Philippine sub escapes after attack off Luzon coast. Paris awards Beck for novel Lesa Morin. Westminster readied for Coronation. Romania elections favor Communist Party.
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Los Angeles
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Huis
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Marker Dedicated To Nazi Victims
In Belsen a stone obelisk memorial for about 30,000 Jews and others killed at Belsen concentration camp was dedicated. A British Army band played a funeral dirge as wreaths were laid by Germans, Britons, Americans, Greeks, Bermans, Danes and Slovaks. Clergy offered prayers as West Germany’s President Theodore Heuss urged bearing Germany’s shame and recognizing both good and evil in people.
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Theoldor Hevss
Shrine project to resume in 1953 at Capital Shrine
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston says construction on the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington will restart in 1953. The committee estimates a total cost near 12 million dollars, with about four million already donated. work paused after a crypt due to funding shortfalls, about 25 years ago.
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Washington, D. C
Richard J. ‘Cushing
Boston
Secretary Snyder To Brief Humphrey On Treasury Transition
Treasury Secretary John W Snyder announced that secretary-designate George M Humphrey will confer with him in Washington on Wednesday to review the organization of the Treasury Department. Snyder spoke in Cleveland during the Ohio IRS district installation ceremony about aiding the smooth transition of Treasury operations.
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Conversion Revealed in Jor Gensen Family Letter
Elder Jor Gensen learned of his child's gender change from a letter in which the daughter states she is the real self, not the body, and encloses photos in girls' clothes. CHRISTENE, surprised by the news, notes no regret at publicity though wary it could affect her color photography career.
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Jorgensen
Christene
Chris
Santa Claus Delivers Early Christmas for Dying Twins
In Buffalo UP two brothers aged four and three, Bobby and Tommy Cooper, celebrated Christmas 25 days early as doctors said they were not expected to live. They played with a rocking horse and cowboy outfits Santa Claus sent after receiving their letters a week earlier.
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Tommy Cooper
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Atomic age bottle testifies to era’s birth
A straw covered bottle that once held $149 Chianti wine was valued at $1,000 for its link to the dawn of the atomic era. On December 2, 1941, under Enrico Fermi, the first self sustaining uranium pile began at Stagg Field, signaling progress toward nuclear energy and weapons.
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University of Chicago
Enrico Fermi
Stagg Field Stadium
Socialite Slain in New Orleans Motive Sought
A 30-year-old New Orleans socialite, Mrs. James L. Cooper, was found dead in her upscale uptown apartment with a fractured skull from a heavy blow. Police seek motive and weapon as details emerge. Six-year-old Alison Wheeler Trelles, from a former marriage, discovered the body in the bed of the nursery wearing a red housecoat and sheer nightgown.
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New Orleans
James L. Cooper
Isinger
Alison Wheeler Trelles
Protestant Bias To Be Surveyed By Yale Group
Yale University Divinity School received a grant from the American Jewish Committee to survey racial and religious bias in Protestant church literature. Rev Paul H Vieth, head of the project committee, said substantial material had already been collected for study.
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British Talks Split on Two Basic Issues
Britain led Commonwealth negotiations facing two core questions this week.Developing nations push for faster industrial growth while Britain and Canada favor food production. A separate issue debates limited convertibility of the pound within a broader banking system.
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Sunshine and Steel: A Marine Falls in Korea Battle
In a Korean bunker at sunset a young Marine, newly proud after news of a son, writes a letter as mortars burst. A Communist shell rips his jugular, ending his life and his letter before the light from a fractured shaft reaches the dirt floor.
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