Lancaster 54 Stricken in Paratyphoid Epidemic
Lancaster Pennsylvania reports 54 paratyphoid cases, with 16 new ones yesterday. A mass inoculation program for 35 000 people is ordered, as officials note possible 25 unreported cases and monitor milk sources at a dairy idled for investigation.
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Lancaster
State Department
W. D. Sehrack Jr
Lancaster City and County, Medical Society
State Department of Health
Stroudsburg
James Appel
Sign in Tyler post office urges early gifts
In Tyler Texas the lobby displays a message encouraging sending gifts early to ease mail handling and to give recipients a chance to reciprocate.
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Tyler. Tex
INS
Tyler Post Office
Democratic Editorial Attacks Conflict of Interest Tone
David Lawrence criticizes a rising holier than thou attitude in federal appointments over conflicts of interest. The piece appears in today’s Editorial on the page with a related Pictures item on page 34.
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David Lawrence
Six Die in Detroit Frame-House Fire on West Side
A Detroit fire killed six people including three children when a frame two story house burned on the West Side. Pleas Griffin Jr survived after crawling from smoke and flames and was hospitalized in serious condition. Neighbors rescued Griffin and aided other victims who perished in the blaze.
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Detroit
Otto Harison
Pauline
Geraldine
Dolores
Lucille Griffin
Pleas Michael Griffin Jr
Pleas Griffin
Griffin
Fire Won't Stop St Vincent de Paul Church Rebuild Plan
Fire gutted the St Vincent de Paul Church at Hawley and Vine in a 3 alarm blaze. Monsignor David C Gildea pledged rebuild and ongoing church work, awaiting bishop and engineer input with preliminary losses estimated at 500000. Masses continue at the school auditorium.
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St. Vincent de Paul's
Hawley Ave
Vine St
St. Vincent's
David C. Gildea
Gildea
St. Vincent de Paul's School
Burnet
Soldiers endure freezing Korea tents as housing program advances
Secretary Wilber M. Brucker toured the 24th Infantry Division front near 21 miles of front lines and urged faster housing progress. General Mason said 45 percent of Quonset huts are finished, with 10 percent partial, 33 percent not started, and 10 percent awaiting parts, noting most troops will be under Quonsets by heavy winter.
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Brucker
24Th Infantry
Korea
J. D. White
8Th Army
S. B. Mason
24Th Division
Mason
Arrests of Intoxicated Drivers Reach New Highs in Syracuse
Arrests for drunken driving surged from 50 in 1950 to 173 in 11 months of 1955, surpassing 1954’s 144 record. Of the 173, 122 were convicted, 22 sent to Jamesville Penitentiary, 99 fined, with fines mostly at 100 dollars and some suspended. City collects about 8775 so far this year.
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Syracuse
Onondaga
Eee
Jamesville, 1
Stevenson Attacks Republican Hate Politics At AFL CIO
At the AFL CIO convention in New York Stevenson denounced Republican hate mongering as dangerous and divisive. He argued leaders push class conflict and warned democracy abroad faces risks if such tactics persist.
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New York
Ee Stevenson
Stevenson
Aflcio
Secretary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Dinners
Labor
America
Germany
Get Ready To Shiver Central New York Weather Warning
Assistant Meteorologist Alex Sadowski of the U S Weather Bureau Hancock Field says temperatures will fall tonight with northwest winds. The mercury will drop to 23 and not rise above 30 tomorrow with north to northwest winds of 15 to 25 mph, contrasting with today’s high near 43.
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New York
Alex. Sadowski
U. S
Hancock Field
Mercury
Sadowski
Meany Opens Talks Hint on Labor Peace Pact
AFL-CIO leader George Meany suggested NAM officials discussed a live and let live deal with industry to ease tensions. NAM denied agreeing to talks as Adlai Stevenson urged union backing in the Democratic presidential race during the convention. The dispute reflected broader labor management hopes while delegates prepared resolutions for the 1956 campaign.
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New York
Afl-Cio
Busi
Meany
NAM
Organized Labor
Charles R. Sigh Jr
Sligh
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Col
Navy Neptune PV Crashes 3 Survivors Found Near Kauai
A U S Navy Neptune PV patrol plane with ten aboard crashed 26 miles east of Kauai in the Pacific. The submarine Bashaw rescued three survivors and joined other subs in a search for seven missing crew members. Survivors identified as Lt K C Guedol Dover Ohio Lt ig EL F O Malley Chicago Lt jg Robert S Smith Montgomery Ala.
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Pearl Harbor
INS
Pacific
Kauai
Hawaiian Islands
K. C. Guedel
Dover
Ohio
EL F. O'Malley
Chicago
Robert S. Smith
Montgomery
Ala
Todays Chuckle The greatest labor saving device ever dreamed up
A light humor item notes a witty quip about progress and invention. The line jestingly names tomorrow as the ultimate labor saver, reflecting a playful take on advancing technology and time.
New York Hi Y To Honor Dr Salk
Dr Jonas E Salk who originated the antipolio vaccine will receive the 1955 state Hi Y award for outstanding service to youth. Six hundred Hi Y delegates will open a three way youth and government assembly in Albany tomorrow.
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Albany
Jonas E. Salk
U S Seizes Ship Acquired by Alien
A 10 000 ton oil tanker the Fort Bridger valued at one million dollars was seized in Mobile Alabama by the Justice Department under a forfeiture suit claiming the vessel was illegally acquired by an alien Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Socrates Onassis. The seizure marks the 46th ship seized since World War II in a drive to repossess surplus war vessels acquired by aliens.
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Mobile
Ala
Justice Department
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Fort Bridger
U.S. District Court
Reds to Resume Releasing POWs
A West German spokesman said the Soviet Union would resume repatriation of German prisoners of war after a month’s lapse. About 600 POWs were expected to arrive at Herleshausen near the East German border on December 13.
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Bonn
Ins
Soviet Union
Herleshausen
Air Crash Survivor Rejoins His Family
Frederick W. Hudson, a Clay Army sergeant who survived a November Seattle crash that killed 34, returned home by train with minor burns. He arrived at Gillette Road at 7:26 a.m. to a joyous scene with his wife, daughter, and parents, after a 20 day hospital stay and recovery at Fort Lawton.
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Seattle
Wash
Frederick W. Hudson
Gillette
Clay
Hudson
Lucky Soldier
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Wilber M. Brucker
Korean Armistice Zone
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China
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Special Political Committee
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Mountaintop
Rowland Hughes
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Hughes
Han
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Dulles
National Security Council
Ness
George Meany
National Assn. of Manufacturers
Hi-Y
Dr. Salk
U.S
Reds
Boeing Air Force Base
Hudison
Fort Lawston Hospital
Sgt. Hudison
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